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Title: Horans of Eglish in 1800s
Post by: orlamulligan on Monday 02 February 15 09:54 GMT (UK)

My great great grandmother was Catherine/Kate Horan.
As per Eglish parish records, she married John Mulligan in Eglish on 01/09/1859.
They lived in Killoughy, and as per 1867 parish records there, Patrick & Mary Horan were godparents to one of their children.
Catherine/Kate Horan died in Killoughey in 1900.
If anyone has information relating to Horans that lived, died, married, rented, inherited, got convicted, etc in Eglish in the early or mid 1800s please let me know.

Title: Re: Horans of Eglish in 1800s
Post by: silvery on Monday 02 February 15 10:20 GMT (UK)

Small place, but it has a website
http://www.historyeglish.com/
with a genealogy section.

Title: Re: Horans of Eglish in 1800s
Post by: orlamulligan on Monday 02 February 15 10:30 GMT (UK)

Thanks Silvery, wrong county unfortunately!

Title: Re: Horans of Eglish in 1800s
Post by: conahy calling on Monday 02 February 15 11:48 GMT (UK)

http://www.askaboutireland.ie/griffith-valuation/

Link for Griffiths Valuation.                A number of Horans in Eglish Parish included

http://titheapplotmentbooks.nationalarchives.ie/search/tab/index.jsp        "  "

Some general info in following links to help your search
http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php?topic=442233.0

 http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php?topic=498742.0

Title: Re: Horans of Eglish in 1800s
Post by: Jack2227 on Monday 02 February 15 18:18 GMT (UK)

Marriage;
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Anne Horan; married 21/4/1866 RC Chapel of Eglish Kings
Father; John Horan

Spouse; John Buckley;
Father; Tom Buckley
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Irish Petty Sessions; 1903
Thomastown Kings
Patrick Horan; Defendant; Ballyroe Eglish Kings
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Jack

Title: Re: Horans of Eglish in 1800s
Post by: orlamulligan on Monday 02 February 15 19:58 GMT (UK)

Thanks conahy calling, some good leads there!

Title: Re: Horans of Eglish in 1800s
Post by: orlamulligan on Monday 02 February 15 20:00 GMT (UK)

Thanks Jack. I might order that marriage cert from GRO. Ill look up that court record too. Thanks!