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Honorah Dwyer married Francis Hayes, circa 1872, Freemount area , N.E. Cork. The Dwyer family farmed in the townland of Knockough. The Hayes family farmed in Tullylease Parish. Honorah & Francis ran a public house and store in Freemount.They had 9 Children.
Honorah Dwyer had brothers Thomas & David Dwyer.
Francis had a sister Brigid who married William Couch/Cooch in 1868. They had 5/6 children.
I am a descendant of Honoria & Francis and am trying to trace other descendants.
Any information gratefully received.
Thankyou TuB1945
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Francis Hayes b 1884 Ireland son of Francis Hayes & Honora Dwyer married Annie Fitzgerald 26 April 1911 Cambridge, Massachusetts. Annie was the daughter of Michael Fitzgerald and Annie McCarthy.
Found a few children of Francis Hayes & Honora Dwyer
Denis Hayes 22 Apr 1877
Thomas Hayes 3 Jan 1876
Ellen Hayes 1 Jan 1873
They were married in Milford (RC) Parish in 1872
Also this marriage
Bridget Hayes 12 May 1868 Tullylease daughter of John Hayes married William Cooch son of Richard Cooch
Two children found
Margaret Cooch 26 Nov 1868
Ellen Cooch 25 Dec 1872
Will look for more info
Regards
Castlemcauliffe
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Have found one possible child born and died in Boston in same year
Annie M Hayes born 1912 died 5 Oct 1912 Parents: Frank Hayes & Annie Fitzgerald Boston, Massachusetts
Castlemcauliffe
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Thankyou very much for the information Castlemcauliffe, your efforts are very much appreciated.
TuB1945
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I am related to the Dwyers in County Cork. My ancestors came from Lislevane,Currihefron and Tiernanayne. These place names are old Irish names for the villages and have subsequently changed to their modern placenames.The parish was Barryroe.
Dont know if there was a tie in with these Dwyers but they also had a Honora in the family b1890.
best wishes and Happy New Year
Paul
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Francis Hayes b 1884 Ireland son of Francis Hayes & Honora Dwyer married Annie Fitzgerald 26 April 1911 Cambridge, Massachusetts. Annie was the daughter of Michael Fitzgerald and Annie McCarthy.
Found a few children of Francis Hayes & Honora Dwyer
Denis Hayes 22 Apr 1877
Thomas Hayes 3 Jan 1876
Ellen Hayes 1 Jan 1873
They were married in Milford (RC) Parish in 1872
Also this marriage
Bridget Hayes 12 May 1868 Tullylease daughter of John Hayes married William Cooch son of Richard Cooch
Two children found
Margaret Cooch 26 Nov 1868
Ellen Cooch 25 Dec 1872
Will look for more info
Regards
Castlemcauliffe
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hi,
Francis and Eily Hayes ran a pub and newsagents in Freemount up to the late 1970 's /80's.
they have since passed away , they had no family.
There are O' Dwyers still alive and well in Freemount.
You probably already have this info, passing it on just in case !
Rgds
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Thanks Paul, the areas don't mean anything to me, but I will check them out and let you know the relevance, if any!
TB
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Thankyou joebloggs, I'll be visiting Freemount sometime this year. I will check out the O'Dwyers. This could be very interesting!
I'll let you know.
regards TB
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Honorah Dwyer married Francis Hayes, circa 1872, Freemount area , N.E. Cork. The Dwyer family farmed in the townland of Knockough. The Hayes family farmed in Tullylease Parish. Honorah & Francis ran a public house and store in Freemount.They had 9 Children.
Honorah Dwyer had brothers Thomas & David Dwyer.
Francis had a sister Brigid who married William Couch/Cooch in 1868. They had 5/6 children.
I am a descendant of Honoria & Francis and am trying to trace other descendants.
Any information gratefully received.
Thankyou TuB1945
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Hi!
Don't know if you got my previous reply.
I think William Couch was my Great, great Grandfather and one of his sons was Richard Couch and my Grandfather was named Richard Couch also. Born 1898.
My mum was Brigid Couch and grew up in the South side of Cork.
The Couch family originated from Cornwall, where 3 brothers out of 6 settled there. Why I don'the know?
They had a successful bed making factory which was gambled and drank away, leading to poverty.
My grandmother was a Galvin and married Richard Couch Jnr.
She was a first cousin of the playwright and poet Paddy Galvin.
The brothers weRe apparently all Presbertarians, but one brother fell in love with a Catholic women in Cork which led to the start of our family.
Hope all this helps?
Do reply. X
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Hi!
Don't know if you got my previous reply.
I think William Couch was my Great, great Grandfather and one of his sons was Richard Couch and my Grandfather was named Richard Couch also. Born 1898.
My mum was Brigid Couch and grew up in the South side of Cork.
The Couch family originated from Cornwall, where 3 brothers out of 6 settled there. Why I don'the know?
They had a successful bed making factory which was gambled and drank away, leading to poverty.
My grandmother was a Galvin and married Richard Couch Jnr.
She was a first cousin of the playwright and poet Paddy Galvin.
The brothers weRe apparently all Presbertarians, but one brother fell in love with a Catholic women in Cork which led to the start of our family.
Hope all this helps?
Do reply. X
Honorah Dwyer married Francis Hayes, circa 1872, Freemount area , N.E. Cork. The Dwyer family farmed in the townland of Knockough. The Hayes family farmed in Tullylease Parish. Honorah & Francis ran a public house and store in Freemount.They had 9 Children.
Honorah Dwyer had brothers Thomas & David Dwyer.
Francis had a sister Brigid who married William Couch/Cooch in 1868. They had 5/6 children.
I am a descendant of Honoria & Francis and am trying to trace other descendants.
Any information gratefully received.
Thankyou TuB1945
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Hi,
Just picked up your info - only a year late - apologies!!
Have come across "Couch"s in Cornwall, but can't find a connection.
You state "South Side of Cork", all my family are definitely "North?/North West Cork"!
I'll have to do some investigation!!
I'll be in touch,
Take Care,
TB