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Down / Re: Alexander Hay of Ballygrainey, Bangor
« on: Monday 28 March 11 18:22 BST (UK)  »
Hi I am interested in your Margaret Duffy daughter of Peter Duffy

I have a Margaret Duffy B 1857 Fermanagh Daughter of Peter Duffy Borne 1835 Ireland . Peter was a soldier in the KOSB Kings Own Scottish Borderers

Just wondering if it is the same one

Thanks

Alan


EDIT: These are not related to my Hayes. This family from Scotland originally from Carrickfergus


1 James  Hayes
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Birth: 
Occ:   Farmer; Cotton Card Sharper [1866]; Carding Master [1859]
Father:   Archibald Hayes (1790-)
Mother:   Helen Mitchell

Archibald Hay son of James Gordon Hay, 24 Oswald St. Glasgow, Cotton Card Sharper, and Margaret Hay, nee Duffy, born 26 April 1866, Date of marriage 5th Sept 1859 in Paisley.

James G Hay, Thornhill, age 26, Carding Master, and Margaret Duffy, Elderslie Abbey Parish, age 26, Millworker, married in Elderslie Church of Scotland, on 09 Sep 1859, according to the forms of the Church of Scotland. James was the son of Archibald Hay, (unable to make out occupation) Deceased and Helen Hay, nee Mitchell.  Margaret was the daughter of Peter Duffy, a labourer, deceased, and Mary Duffy, deceased.
 
 

Spouse:   Margaret Duffy
Birth:   1833, Glasgow??
Father:   Peter Duffy (-1859)
Mother:   Mary (-1859)
Marr:   5th Sept 1859, Paisley, Renfrewshire, Scotland


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Dublin / Re: Connolly's in Skerries
« on: Saturday 21 March 09 16:58 GMT (UK)  »
Thanks Adrian..

Yes I have the 1911 census plus all his promotions from the Army List at Kew as well as the date he retired... Its the Skerries bit I am having trouble with as I cant find any mention of it in any records.

Like all gfamilies I recall stories told to me by my Grandmother (his daughter) but cannot substantiate t

Thanks again & regards

Alan

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Dublin / Connolly's in Skerries
« on: Friday 20 March 09 21:07 GMT (UK)  »
Family rumour has it that my maternal G Grandparents (Connollys) lived in or around Skerries in the 1800's..

My maternal Connolly G Grandfather John was living in Dublin in the 1911 census and is shown as a Retired Captain KOSB. His daughter (my Grandmother) was borne in Fermoy barracks obviously whilst John was in the Army

I cant find any evidence to back the Skerries rumour up (but all the family seem to know of it)

Can anyone advise where I might get some more information

Thanks

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Cork / Re: Regiments in New Barracks, Fermoy,County Cork,1885.
« on: Friday 20 March 09 20:56 GMT (UK)  »
Hi..

This is my first posting on this forum and hoping it will knock down some brick walls for me

However the 2nd Batt (I think) KOSB  were in Fermoy barracks in 1881 & 1882 as both my maternal grandparents were borne there. Children of Borderers.

I hope this is of interest

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