Descendants of Thomas Brady and Mary Mooney

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Thomas Brady ( ?-before 1901)  of 45 Lower Gardiner Street, married Mary Mooney  of 23 upper Eccles Lane on 15th August 1877 in St. Michan’s Church Dublin.
Children:
Patrick Joseph Brady     (11th March 1878-before 1901 Census)    67 Lower Wellington Street, Dublin.
Philip Brady      (14th October 1879-before 1901 Census)   67 Lower Wellington Street, Dublin
William Brady      (7th May 1881-after 1911 Census)   32 Summerhill, Dublin.
Thomas Brady      (23rd January 1883-after 1911 census)   5 Lower Temple Street, Dublin.
Anne Brady      (30th August 1884-before 1901 Census)   5 Lower Temple Street, Dublin.
May Bridget Brady   (8th May 1886-after 1911 Census)   5 Lower Temple Street, Dublin.
John Brady      (21st Sept. 1887-before 1901 Census)   5 Hill Street, Dublin.
Bernard Brady      (19th October 1888-after 1911 Census)   5 Hill Street, Dublin
Michael  Joseph Brady   (24th October 1890-after 1911 Census)   5 Hill Street, Dublin.
Margaret Brady      (14th October 1892-before 1901 Census)   5 Hill Street, Dublin.
Bridget Brady      (3rd October 1895-after 1911 Census)   36 Lower Gloucester Street, Dublin.

With the exception of Bridget (My wife’s Grandmother), we know absolutely nothing about what happened to the rest of the family, so this a very big brick wall.
Mary and the six surviving children were at 36 Lower Gloucester Street  in both the 1901 and 1911 censuses.
We are hoping that there are some descendants out there, or someone who knows something about the family, please get in touch……any information would be really appreciated. If the info is of a private nature please send me a PM.
Joe      

[dathai]

Glasnevin Trust shows the following which may or may not be children you describe as before 1901.
Philip Brady age 14 in 1894 when entering Gloucester as part of address.
Anne Brady  age 1 in 1885 does not come up for Hill st but could be buried under Hosp address.
John Brady age 1 month in 1887 when entering Hill as part of address.
Margaret Brady age 7 months in 1893 when entering Hill as part of address.

edit there are 2 deaths recorded in 1878 for infants named Patrick Brady but they dont come up for Wellington.

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Hi dathai,

Thanks a million for your swift reply.....much appreciated. You have given me a kick-start on finding out more about the Brady family.
Were you able to do your check online?

Joe

[dathai]

Yes, Glasnevin Trust Genealogy is on line, index search free but it will cost at the least 3euro to view a standard burial, upon viewing burials you usually get address at time of death, if you opt for image view it will cost you at least 5euro which will give name of person who buried child,actual image in register book.
 also noted that for Thomas and Marys marriage on Irish Genealogy there were 2 Murrays from Newmarket as Witnessess.
Irish Genealogy also shows  baptisms at Newmarket for  children of William Murray and Julia Mooney a sister? to Mary some can also be found on Family Search.org.

[dathai]

Thomas Brady aged about 40 in 1900 also comes up for Glasnevin when entering Gloucester as part of address.

[dathai]

If William Murray and Julia Mooney are related possibly them  on 1901 census.
search under Julia Murray age 68 at Sir John Rogersons Quay go to household form A at bottom of page and click on 189.both William and Julia born Co Meath.

[dathai]

Patrick Victory of 8 Whites Lane Married Margaret Mooney of 25 Eccles Lane in St Michans 25 June 1868 their daughter Julie Victory is a sponsor for one of the Brady children.

[dathai]

Margaret Victory widow age 60 1901 census at 22 St Josephs Parade.

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Hi dathai,

You are really coming up trumps on the Brady family.....I am just now beginning to take it all in, and follow up your leads.

Am sending you a PM.

joe