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Dublin / Re: Dublin Parishes
« on: Saturday 05 December 09 23:17 GMT (UK)  »
Thankyou Gormangenealogy I did search that site quite thoroughly and there seem to be few records of St Catherine of Alexandria's but that's ok - i love trawling and will visit again soon.

Margaret Fullarton

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Clare / Re: McNamara - Co. Clare
« on: Saturday 05 December 09 12:24 GMT (UK)  »
I was interested in enfield's post as one of those boys came from Crusheen and our family may hail from there as our McNamara cousins called their farm Krusheen. 
So we have Bridget McNamara marrying Michael Arthur and all their children came to Australia (we think) and Bridget's brother Patrick's and his wife Bridget Hogan's children also and their sister Elizabeth who married Patrick Arthur sent at least 5 of their children to Australia. 
Most of them ended up around Marong (near Bendigo) and either married late or not at all.

I always think how sad those parents must have been to send their children off - some so young - and know they probably will never see them again.  Most of the Arthur/McNamara family came on the Grand Triannon in 1857 though some had arrived earlier.  Any connections?

Margaret Fullarton

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Dublin / Re: Dublin Parishes
« on: Saturday 05 December 09 11:39 GMT (UK)  »
My Donnelly/Sheridan antecedents lived in tenements in Marrowbone Lane and were baptised and married in St Catherine of Alexandria church which happens to be around the corner from the closed church of St Catherine which is non-Catholic and at which my sister and I had spent considerable time imagining the lives of our ancesters.  We felt a trifle foolish when we were directed to the right place!

However, it was a truly lovely experience to be able to pray in the church where our great grandmother was baptised and married.  The Augustinian Brother who assisted us in looking up the records was wonderful as was his lay offsider.  We grew up in Bendigo Australia and this diocese was founded by Augustinian Irish priests so it was all a happy coincidence.

Which is all to say that it is always worth a try asking to see the records if they have time.  Mind you we are none the wiser as to gg grandmother's name on the Sheridan side but it was a great experience to see the original entry and to know Dad wasn't dreaming when he remembered names
 - his mother and grandmother died the same year that he turned 15 and he wasn't renowned for remembering names!!

Margaret Fullarton

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Ireland / Re: Complete novice to anything Irish .......
« on: Saturday 05 December 09 10:18 GMT (UK)  »
Hello Anne

Have been trying to find Listock for weeks!  Andrew Fullerton and Mary Ann Dunlop are my great great grandparents. Andrew came to Scotland and married there as did Mary Ann. Andrew's sister Agnes married Mary Ann's uncle Samuel Dunlop.

Contact me if you would like more info or if you are part of our family.

Margaret Fullarton

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