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Aargh! Missing O'Hara in Lanarkshire help!
« on: Sunday 26 March 06 20:09 BST (UK) »
I'm searching for my missing O'Hara, still.  I have been throwing countless credits into the vast pool on Scotlands People and I have not been able to come up with anything.  It's starting to hurt my credit card!

Can anyone help me locate

Edward O'Hara
Married to Sarah Bashford.

No birth dates, marriage dates, etc.  And because I have no dates, I cannot find anything on either of them on Scotland's People.

My only lead on the two of them is they had a son, Patrick O'Hara (birthplace unknown) born in or around 1806 (his age listed on the death certificate in 1866 was 60, so I would assume he was born around 1806, give or take a year).

Patrick was married in 1841 in Glasgow/Lanark first to a Catherine Ann O'Neill, then again in 1857 in St Nicholas/Aberdeen to Ann McDonald .  I got the information for Patrick and Catherine's marriage off the Family Search LDS website, however their marriage record is not listed on SP.

Can anyone help me with Edward O'Hara and Sarah Bashford?

Thanks.
O'Hara, McGowan, McKechnie, Liddell, O'Neill, Bashford

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Re: Aargh! Missing O'Hara in Lanarkshire help!
« Reply #1 on: Monday 27 March 06 11:15 BST (UK) »
Hi

Have you thought of the possibility that Edward O'Hara & Sarah Bashford were Irish and married in Ireland?  It would seem like a logical explanation especially with O'Hara name.  Also likely they had children in Ireland.

Have you found Patrick O'Hara on the census returns to see if he was Irish? 

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Re: Aargh! Missing O'Hara in Lanarkshire help!
« Reply #2 on: Wednesday 05 April 06 20:24 BST (UK) »
 :)I'm a Lanarkshire O'Hara, just joined this site and interested in you search.'My' O'Hara's came from County Antrim in Northern Ireland, from a delightful village called Cushendun. Can't say off hand if any Patrick was mentioned but I'll look up my family notes asap.Happy hunting!

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Re: Aargh! Missing O'Hara in Lanarkshire help!
« Reply #3 on: Wednesday 05 April 06 20:29 BST (UK) »
I have been able to find Patrick O'Hara in Scotland on the 1861 census with his birthplace listed as 'Ireland'.  No city, just the country.  So my search continues!
O'Hara, McGowan, McKechnie, Liddell, O'Neill, Bashford


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Re: Aargh! Missing O'Hara in Lanarkshire help!
« Reply #4 on: Thursday 06 April 06 16:19 BST (UK) »
I've had a look through my O'Hara notes but can't find what you're looking for.I'll keep you in mind as I continue my own search.

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Re: Aargh! Missing O'Hara in Lanarkshire help!
« Reply #5 on: Sunday 29 November 20 23:30 GMT (UK) »
I think Edward O'Hara (1760-1866) had another son, Robert (1795-1882), who was my great great great grandfather. They were in the paper business. Robert left Northern Ireland in 1820 to for the US. I am looking to confirm he has a wife Ann Devine and Susan ?.

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Re: Aargh! Missing O'Hara in Lanarkshire help!
« Reply #6 on: Thursday 03 December 20 20:02 GMT (UK) »
I'm searching for my missing O'Hara, still.  I have been throwing countless credits into the vast pool on Scotlands People and I have not been able to come up with anything.  It's starting to hurt my credit card!

Can anyone help me locate

Edward O'Hara
Married to Sarah Bashford.

No birth dates, marriage dates, etc.  And because I have no dates, I cannot find anything on either of them on Scotland's People.

My only lead on the two of them is they had a son, Patrick O'Hara (birthplace unknown) born in or around 1806 (his age listed on the death certificate in 1866 was 60, so I would assume he was born around 1806, give or take a year).

Patrick was married in 1841 in Glasgow/Lanark first to a Catherine Ann O'Neill, then again in 1857 in St Nicholas/Aberdeen to Ann McDonald .  I got the information for Patrick and Catherine's marriage off the Family Search LDS website, however their marriage record is not listed on SP.

Can anyone help me with Edward O'Hara and Sarah Bashford?

Thanks.

Marriage is listed under the RC records

O'HARA
PATRICK
&
O'NEILL
CATHERINE
date
11/8/1841
at
Glasgow, St Andrew's

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Re: Aargh! Missing O'Hara in Lanarkshire help!
« Reply #7 on: Thursday 03 December 20 20:07 GMT (UK) »
A baptism also in the RC records

O'HARA
JOHN
son of
PATRICK O'HARA and CATHARINE O'NEIL

Born 18/2/1844
Baptized 27/2/1844
at
Dundee, St Andrew's

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Re: Aargh! Missing O'Hara in Lanarkshire help!
« Reply #8 on: Wednesday 09 December 20 21:33 GMT (UK) »
Hi, did a search on Family Search and found this info.  Edward O'Hara and Sarah Bashford, New York,
Son, Robert O'Hara born 1801 - died 18/12/1882 aged 81. don't know if this helps.
MaAdams, Preston Ireland,
Preston Flannigan Cunningham Craigneuk, Motherwell
Murphy Hutchinston Glasgow
Salmon Paisley
Maher Tipperary, Ireland . Maryhill Glasgow.