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Title: Steele Family of Queen's County
Post by: SMJW on Thursday 17 August 17 16:21 BST (UK)
Just confirmed that my ancestor Richard Steele was born 1773 in Queen's County. He died Nov. 6, 1856 in Grenada West Indies and a newspaper obituary from the island indicates Queen's as the county he originated. He left there in 1800 for the West Indies. He had siblings - Lydia Margaret 1770-1847 m John D'Acre; Robert m Frances Moore; Anne m Thomas Ringwood; and Catherine m M.T.Smith.
Looking for other researchers of these families. :)
Title: Re: Steele Family of Queen's County
Post by: Jack2227 on Friday 18 August 17 18:22 BST (UK)
Not Researching;
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Southern Reporter & Cork Commercial Courier 26/4/1853
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at Holy Cross Church, by the Rev. Geo Peacocke, John Kennedy, son of late Rev. P Kennedy, Vicar of Loughmore Co Tipperary, to Annabella, relict of Richard Steele, of Skerke, Queens County

(Skerke is in Borris-in-Ossory)
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Title: Re: Steele Family of Queen's County
Post by: Jack2227 on Friday 18 August 17 18:26 BST (UK)
Dublin Evening Post 27/10/1842;
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Births;
Oct 21, the lady of Richard William Steele, eldest son of John Steele, Kyle House Queens County, of a son and heir.
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Title: Re: Steele Family of Queen's County
Post by: Jack2227 on Friday 18 August 17 18:37 BST (UK)
Waterford Mail; 30/10/1841
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Births;
at the residence of her father, in Wexford, the lady of Richard Steele, eldest son of John Steele, Kyle House Queens County
of a daughter,
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Title: Re: Steele Family of Queen's County
Post by: SMJW on Sunday 20 August 17 08:33 BST (UK)
Thanks Jack2227 and for previous contributions hoping one day to connect to these Steele 1800's generations. I suspect the father of my ancestor Richard Steele may have been born in Ireland between 1725-1750 to have had children of the age born 1770-1773. Cheers!