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Kelly's crookstown kildare
« on: Monday 02 February 09 02:09 GMT (UK) »
hello, can any one help I researching the kelly family tree, the had a farm in Annalough Crookstown kildare the owner was William kelly (b 1852) he married bridget connell, the had about 6 children one was called peter kelly (1907) he moved to england Fulham London  I have 1901 /1911 census but I am having trouble tracking birth cert marriage, Also i believe willaim was buried in catholic church in crookstown were would I get these record from

O r simply is there any one who knows this family or connection
many thanks sarah :)

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Re: Kelly's crookstown kildare
« Reply #1 on: Monday 02 February 09 14:39 GMT (UK) »
Sarah,

Annalough is a very small townland adjacent to Inchaquire where there were Kellys in 1852 but not at Annalough where only 3 families were listed then so there is a strong possibility that Inchaquire is your ancestral home in which case there is almost certain to be a connection with the late Willie Kelly who was a local historian from there.

My 2x's great grandmother was named Margaret Kelly who I have reason to believe belonged to the Kellys of Inchaquire, born circa 1800 who married Martin Cahill, they lived at the Bog Ranger's House, Calverstown Little which is just a mile or so to the north but that house was only built circa 1840 so I don't know where they lived before that.

Willie Kelly died suddenly a few years ago and I have had conflicting reports as to what happened to his extensive research which I can't mention here to comply with the living persons rule but I can send you a personal message to put you in the picture. Also, if you scroll down to the subject "Birth in Kildare" you will see that it also concerns the catholic parish of Crookstown and the townland of Inchaquire.

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J.T.A.

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Re: Kelly's crookstown kildare
« Reply #2 on: Monday 02 February 09 15:29 GMT (UK) »
Thanks this is great one of william kelly 1852 daughters was margret and on the census in 1901 he had a brother Andrew, SA I said, in the 1901 and 1911 sencus they were living and farming at annalough and they must have had money cos they had servant house and farm if you could send me extra info this would be great,
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the other relatives were john, william, peter ( my relation) and william kelly 1852 was married to Bridget nee connell
look forward to hearing from you
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Re: Kelly's crookstown kildare
« Reply #3 on: Monday 02 February 09 16:34 GMT (UK) »
That figures, In 1852 John Kelly of Inchaquire held over 70 acres which abutted Annalough. William may have been his son who was able to take over or inherited adjacent lands at Annalough.

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Re: Kelly's crookstown kildare
« Reply #4 on: Tuesday 03 February 09 06:47 GMT (UK) »
Thanks this looking like a very positive lead, I.ve had months of negative leads  regards sarah

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Re: Kelly's crookstown kildare
« Reply #5 on: Wednesday 13 January 10 12:50 GMT (UK) »
hi my father was henry kelly who was one of williams sons [ the youngest ]
he spoke about annalough a lot and said that he sold the farm due to bad
debts which he regretted he became a butcher and moved to dundalk where
my brother called william was born.  then to london . my father remained in close contact with the brennan family who farmed in narraghmore i belive his sister was married to daniel [ denny ] brennan . as a family we had a few holidays in narraghmore i remember visiting a lot of relatives in that area
my father very rarely spoke of his elder brothers i dont know why.
my father died age 83 in 1994.

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Re: Kelly's crookstown kildare
« Reply #6 on: Wednesday 13 January 10 15:11 GMT (UK) »
Hi, thankyou for replying....this is wonderful....I didnt think I would ever discover what happen to henry,,,
My Husband is Peter kelly's  grandson....His father also peter....

Its taken me a long time to get this far..and i have been in contact with a few living relatives in crookstown...a matt leigh who was margarets son....she would have been henry's sister.

I have many questions I would like answered and need to be answered so i can go back in time....I have Willaims date of birth. but having great difficulty getting birth cert for it.

Do u live in Ireland, or are u In England..

How far back have u gone with the family tree. Kelly is a hard name to research..


thank you sarah kelly

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Re: Kelly's crookstown kildare
« Reply #7 on: Wednesday 13 January 10 23:34 GMT (UK) »
hi , i live in london and have just started out on this family
tree , what i need is info from the censuses after 1911 which wont be released until 2025. if i had this it would give me a better idea of how the farm was disposed of. your grandfather was my dads  eldest brother i think . did he always live in england ?
when my dad did mention his family he spoke very fondly of his father who died when he was 11 or 12 i think and he never knew his mother
i think margeret [ maggie ] took care of him. he said other brothers he had moved to the states
i met margeret when i was
younger she was always known as maggie and she lived in
a cottage on matts farm she was a wonderful lady.
i dont know if i can be of any more help to you as a lot of the
parish records of births and deaths need to be researched
in ireland probably in the church in crookstown.
i will be happy to share any information i have with you.
the last time i was in ireland was 25 years ago with my dad
and we went to a churchyard where a lot of dads family were
buried i think it was in crookstown.

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Re: Kelly's crookstown kildare
« Reply #8 on: Thursday 14 January 10 06:46 GMT (UK) »
Hi, yeah, i have some into.  I have copies of the 1901 and the 1911 census, Henry must have been born after the 1911 census, because he is not on it, I have death, marriage certs for william and bridget, and Peter's birth and fist marriage certs as well as his second. I have spoken to Matt leigh's wife to try and get extra info. I have also e=mailed  father Macavoy in crookstown but he hasnt got back to me in 6 mths, it might be better if u try.. I also have a list of names and dates who are on the family, grave in crookstown ...

But my info is limited, and I have been trying to track down William kelly's birth cert for a year......still no joy... I was hoping you could help with that..;   I was also hoping there would be a few photo's of the farm with family in it.

I will give you my phone number.......sometimes its easier chatting on the phone about certain in fo  rather e-mailing,  If your interested.


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I live in kent, near to Maidstone.. as does Peter son ....Peter. slookforward to hearing from u sarah kelly

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