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Cork / Re: Coughlan,Hegarty Aughadown,Skibbereen
« on: Saturday 07 September 19 11:31 BST (UK) »
Thank you Wivenhoe thats great, any chance of info re the link /find ?
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Cork / Re: Coughlan,Hegarty Aughadown,Skibbereen
« on: Thursday 05 September 19 11:10 BST (UK) »
Thanks Wivenhoe ,That would be wonderfull
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Cork / Re: Coughlan,Hegarty Aughadown,Skibbereen
« on: Thursday 05 September 19 04:31 BST (UK) »
Thanks everyone,I'm still researching.
Wivenhoe your find at Grangegorman Prison is a really good lead thank you.
As I am not subscribed to Find My Past ,I went to the local Library which is and allowed me to look for free.
However even though I found the transcript of Catherine Coughlan being at G'gorman, I could not find the mention of baby Ellen.Is there any way that you could forward me that information or point me in the right direction as to how I can access it please.
I have researched the King Family at Great Bedwyn, Wiltshire and it appears that the eldest son always named his son after his father.So it followed on in the King family as Charles /Thomas /Charles Thomas etc back through the 1700's.
My Grandfather Charles is the son of Thomas born to Charles and Catherine and their only child.
I am currently looking at children born to Catherine & ? Coughlan, named Ellen around 1846.
Hoping this may lead me to Catherine's maiden name.
It may not be Hegarty after all !??
Wivenhoe your find at Grangegorman Prison is a really good lead thank you.
As I am not subscribed to Find My Past ,I went to the local Library which is and allowed me to look for free.
However even though I found the transcript of Catherine Coughlan being at G'gorman, I could not find the mention of baby Ellen.Is there any way that you could forward me that information or point me in the right direction as to how I can access it please.
I have researched the King Family at Great Bedwyn, Wiltshire and it appears that the eldest son always named his son after his father.So it followed on in the King family as Charles /Thomas /Charles Thomas etc back through the 1700's.
My Grandfather Charles is the son of Thomas born to Charles and Catherine and their only child.
I am currently looking at children born to Catherine & ? Coughlan, named Ellen around 1846.
Hoping this may lead me to Catherine's maiden name.
It may not be Hegarty after all !??
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Cork / Re: Coughlan,Hegarty Aughadown,Skibbereen
« on: Wednesday 28 August 19 09:00 BST (UK) »
Thanks everyone for your tips,I have to take a couple of days to check it all out .
Wivenhoe the one from the Grangegorman prison is something I havent seen before and should be a good lead .
As far as finding a maiden name on any other marriage or birth ,I have had no luck.
Catherine only named as Catherine Coughlan.
I have not found any other birth's for Charles and Catherine
I have marriage cert for Charles and Catherine.02/10/1851
Birth cert of Thomas 05/10/1851 yes 3 days after marriage .Thomas's marriage and all his children's birth cert's.
In regards to my initial comment "She said she was from Skibbereen" that was a mistake by me sorry.
Margaret from the Skibbereen History Centre drew a map for me and indicated that
because of distance it was most likely that Catherine would have come from the surrounding Townlands of Aughadown ,Skull or Drimoleague.
Wivenhoe the one from the Grangegorman prison is something I havent seen before and should be a good lead .
As far as finding a maiden name on any other marriage or birth ,I have had no luck.
Catherine only named as Catherine Coughlan.
I have not found any other birth's for Charles and Catherine
I have marriage cert for Charles and Catherine.02/10/1851
Birth cert of Thomas 05/10/1851 yes 3 days after marriage .Thomas's marriage and all his children's birth cert's.
In regards to my initial comment "She said she was from Skibbereen" that was a mistake by me sorry.
Margaret from the Skibbereen History Centre drew a map for me and indicated that
because of distance it was most likely that Catherine would have come from the surrounding Townlands of Aughadown ,Skull or Drimoleague.
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Cork / Re: Coughlan,Hegarty Aughadown,Skibbereen
« on: Tuesday 27 August 19 09:11 BST (UK) »
Hi Wivenhoe ,I did try to reply last week, but somehow it was sent to admin.
I am new to RootsChat and just learning to negotiate the site, sorry.
I also tried to attached the link that I have, but failed that too.
Any way if you look on the Libraries Tasmania,Names Index and type in Catherine Coughlan .
Look at the Convict Indent 15-1-4 image 240 but in particular 241.
It mentions Catherine was tried at Skibb Sess by Mr J Moore Esq in May 1847.
In Tasmania she was sent to work on the North West Coast with Mr Thomas at Burgess ,Tas
She met Charles King (Bardaster ship) also a convict and married.
They had a son Thomas born Oct 1851.
Charles and Catherine purchased their own property at Harford, Tas.
Catherine died as a result of being burned in Jan 1864.
Whilst clearing the scrub and burning off, Her dress caught alight ,she ran to a creek where she was found later that day.
She died about 3 days later.Poor soul.
Son Thomas continued on the farm, married and had children .His son Charles was my Grandfather.
I am new to RootsChat and just learning to negotiate the site, sorry.
I also tried to attached the link that I have, but failed that too.
Any way if you look on the Libraries Tasmania,Names Index and type in Catherine Coughlan .
Look at the Convict Indent 15-1-4 image 240 but in particular 241.
It mentions Catherine was tried at Skibb Sess by Mr J Moore Esq in May 1847.
In Tasmania she was sent to work on the North West Coast with Mr Thomas at Burgess ,Tas
She met Charles King (Bardaster ship) also a convict and married.
They had a son Thomas born Oct 1851.
Charles and Catherine purchased their own property at Harford, Tas.
Catherine died as a result of being burned in Jan 1864.
Whilst clearing the scrub and burning off, Her dress caught alight ,she ran to a creek where she was found later that day.
She died about 3 days later.Poor soul.
Son Thomas continued on the farm, married and had children .His son Charles was my Grandfather.
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Australia / Re: Ah-Kin Gin
« on: Tuesday 20 August 19 08:08 BST (UK) »
Hi Helen6,
Have been following this thread for awhile ,you mentioned that you had more information on
Charles James King.
I am trying to follow up on Bridget Cassidy "Australasia" and descendants.
If however her daughter Elizabeth born at The Ross Female Factory was the Elizabeth who married Ah Kin and mother of Charles.
Cheers
Have been following this thread for awhile ,you mentioned that you had more information on
Charles James King.
I am trying to follow up on Bridget Cassidy "Australasia" and descendants.
If however her daughter Elizabeth born at The Ross Female Factory was the Elizabeth who married Ah Kin and mother of Charles.
Cheers
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Cork / Re: Coughlan,Hegarty Aughadown,Skibbereen
« on: Monday 19 August 19 03:40 BST (UK) »
Thank you for the replies.
I have looked at the mentioned registers
Have found
possible birth of daughter Margaret 1 march 1828 Aughadown
F.Pat
M.Cath Hegarty
Spnsrs John McCarty and Mary Coughlan.
the above baptism of Mary 2nd April 1830
Then another child Jerry Coughlan b.12 Oct 1832
F.Pk
M.Kitty Hegarty
Spn Mich Coughlan ,Peggy Hayes
Also a possible Marriage 15/02/1827 Aughadown.
The thing is she says she is a widow with one child on her Convict Indent .
Does that mean Jerry and Margaret died in the famine.
I guess what I need to know is, is this my Catherine Coughlan ? was her maiden name Hegarty ?
The only way I can link her to that maiden name is that she listed Honora as her mother ,Timothy as her brother and sisters Ellen and Margaret.
So are they all Hegartys
I was hoping that someone may be able to help me with a link to those other family names.
Cheers
I have looked at the mentioned registers
Have found
possible birth of daughter Margaret 1 march 1828 Aughadown
F.Pat
M.Cath Hegarty
Spnsrs John McCarty and Mary Coughlan.
the above baptism of Mary 2nd April 1830
Then another child Jerry Coughlan b.12 Oct 1832
F.Pk
M.Kitty Hegarty
Spn Mich Coughlan ,Peggy Hayes
Also a possible Marriage 15/02/1827 Aughadown.
The thing is she says she is a widow with one child on her Convict Indent .
Does that mean Jerry and Margaret died in the famine.
I guess what I need to know is, is this my Catherine Coughlan ? was her maiden name Hegarty ?
The only way I can link her to that maiden name is that she listed Honora as her mother ,Timothy as her brother and sisters Ellen and Margaret.
So are they all Hegartys
I was hoping that someone may be able to help me with a link to those other family names.
Cheers
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Cork / Coughlan,Hegarty Aughadown,Skibbereen
« on: Sunday 18 August 19 11:04 BST (UK) »
Hi I am researching my Gr Gr Grandmother Catherine Coghlan who came to Tasmania as a convict in 1845 aged 39.
She was widowed and had 1 Child.
She said she was from Skibbereen and her mother was Honora, brother Timothy sisters Ellen and Margaret.
Margaret at the Skibbereen History centre pointed me in the direction of a possible marriage of
Patrick Coughlan and Catherine Hegarty
I have searched through a lot of BDM's and have found names of above that could be linked ,but no confirmation.
Margaret also showed a listing of an orphan sent to Australia, Mary Coghlan in 1850, and a baptism of a Mary 01/01/1830 parents Patrick Coughlan and Kate Hegarty.
Sponsors James Carty and Nancy Hegarty.
As all of the above occurred before 1864 no records much available.
However I was hoping that some may recognise the names and be able to suggest ideas and connections .
Regards
Cate
She was widowed and had 1 Child.
She said she was from Skibbereen and her mother was Honora, brother Timothy sisters Ellen and Margaret.
Margaret at the Skibbereen History centre pointed me in the direction of a possible marriage of
Patrick Coughlan and Catherine Hegarty
I have searched through a lot of BDM's and have found names of above that could be linked ,but no confirmation.
Margaret also showed a listing of an orphan sent to Australia, Mary Coghlan in 1850, and a baptism of a Mary 01/01/1830 parents Patrick Coughlan and Kate Hegarty.
Sponsors James Carty and Nancy Hegarty.
As all of the above occurred before 1864 no records much available.
However I was hoping that some may recognise the names and be able to suggest ideas and connections .
Regards
Cate
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