NASH MICHAEL CLASH KANTURK completed

[LORC]

Would any one have information on Michael Nash, Clash Kanturk, who was on Return of Owners of Land Ireland, 1876, married to Ellen Lyons. He was my gtgfr. Seems to have had Catherine and James. Other siblings?


Lorraine

[GAJM]

Not sure how much information you have already

But here is what i found

Catherine Nash Birth  25-Oct-1865 Kanturk Co.Cork Parents: Michael Nash and Ellen Lyons
James Nash Birth 15-Oct-1870 Parents: Michael Nash and Ellen Lyons

Michael Nash marriage 1851 Roman Catholic parish of Ballyclough
Ellen Lyons marriage 1851 Roman Catholic Parish of Ballyclough

You could purchase the marriage record on
Mallow Heritage Centre Site

In Griffiths Valuation taken in 1851 there is a Thomas Nash in Clash.

Thomas Nash Griffiths Valuation

If you click on original page icon you can see Thomas Nash is renting most of the townland and sub-letting then to others.

Griffiths Valuation is not a census and would only have the head of household/the person paying the rent on it.

Reading this link would be worth it
http://www.kilbrin.net/KilbrinHistorySub14.html

There seems to be alot of information about the Nash families in Kilbrin on there around half way down the page. No doubt that the Thomas Nash/Michael Nash of Clash are close connected to the people mentioned in this link.

In the Tithe of 1833
http://myhome.ispdr.net.au/~mgrogan/cork/kilbrin.htm

There is a James Nash Esq. living in Clash.

Looks like these Nash family's were well connected.

Ger

[LORC]

Thank you for this wonderful amount of information. I thought they were C.of I. but apparently not. I had an idea he might have had this THOMAS as a father.  I will add this to my website.  There was a farm owned by LYONS in same istrict, so I assumed that was Ellen Lyons family. Now I must find out about LYONS.

Thank you   Lorraine

[GAJM]

The tradition was to usually marry in the home parish of bride.

So perhaps the Lyons originated in Ballyclough parish.

There appears to be a few Lyons families in Ballyclogh/Ballyclough at time of Griffiths

Lyons Griffiths Valuation Ballyclogh

Ger


 

[mhannon]

Note that www.kilbrin.net also has a graveyard inscriptions page, which gives tombstone inscriptions of all headstones in the local graveyard.


Within Section C of the graveyard, one of the inscriptions referenced n the previous link (http://www.kilbrin.net/KilbrinHistorySub14.html) can be found with some addditional names, as follows:

The burial place of the Nash family of Rockfield 1807.

In memory of Christopher Crofts Sherlock.

Died January 1 1928.

His wife Katherine Maria.

Died July 10 1948.

His sons John Carey Sherlock.

Died 1906

Richard Croft Sherlock.

Died March 23 1943

His wife Elizabeth Jane.

Died August 27 1986.

Christopher Croft Sherlock.

Died February 4 1978.

See http://www.kilbrin.net/KilbrinGraveyardSectionC.html, tombestone entry C100.



I'm unsure what the link between the Nash family and the Sherlock family is....

[LORC]

Thanks to Gerald Murphy and MHannon.  I will sort through this  My website is Radleys of Cork, who eventually married into Nash/Leahy family.  I was told there were other siblings, but they may have been before Civil Registration.

Lorraine

[GAJM]

Might be well worth getting that wedding certificate in 1851 might well have townland listed hopefully.

I will have a look through my records at home as well have alot for this area which might help.

Ger

[LORC]

Gerald  I look forward to that.  I also have Murphy/Barry/O'Keefe/Leader in my line as you do. Lorraine www.radleysofcork.bigpondhosting.com

[corisande]

Hi!,
I am descended from a Stephen Lyons 1827, co. Cork, probable parents Timothy & Honorah, siblings John 1832, Timothy 1834 & Patrick 1840. Whilst searching for which part of county Cork they came from I have been through all the fiches held in the NLI Dublin.
I have some facts on the offspring of your ggrandfather, including .
18/01/1852   William         to Michael Nash & Ellen Lyons. Sp. M. Callaghan.

Meanwhile, if anyone has anything to offer me on the above, I would be most grateful. Two of Stephen's descendants, Stephen James Lyons 1906 and James M. Lyons,1911,went to work for the Hudson Bay Company in Montreal in the 1930s, and I am eager to link up with their descendants.