Cassells/McCorry surnames

[goof]

My maternal great-grandmother was Mary Anne Cassells, the England census of 1881 she appears as born in 1855 in Limerick. I have her marriage certificate for 05/10/1872 when she married David Seaman in St.Michael's Church, Limerick. Her denomination is stated to be Church of Ireland. Her father was John Cassells.
Searching for her birth I can only find a Mary Cassells, father John Cassells, born to Catherine McCorry 06/08/1855, address Analoist, Shankill, Lurgan, Co.Armagh, denomination Roman Catholic.
Not being acquainted with Irish religion, etc., does anyone think that this could be her?
Is there a credible reason for the move from Armagh to Limerick?
All comments welcome.
Thank you.
Geoff.Charge

[aghadowey]

Here's a link on previous post about Mary Ann:
www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php?topic=339829.new

[Sunnyhill]

Hi Geoff

My Cassells ancestors were from Annaloiste. I have records of many named Mary but none fit the birth year of 1855 plus father John.

In the Griffith Valuation list of 1864 a Catherine Castles was living in a house located behind that of James and William C. in Annaloiste.  Catherine C. was leasing this house from McLinden.   

The family were protestants and no connections with Limerick that I know of.

Will see if any further info available..

Cheers  David

[aghadowey]

Goof- civil registration of births in Ireland started in 1864 and not all baptism records for earlier dates survive.

David- a Mary Cassells married Robert Dalzell and had at least 3 children: twins Robert John and Mary Anne (1871) and William James (1873). Address in 1928 was Carnagh, Keady Armagh. Have information on descendants of Mary Anne if you are interested.

[Sunnyhill]

Hi aghadowey
That would be interesting, though unlikely to be related to mine, its possible and handy to see who's who.

[aghadowey]

Will send PM.