Rickard/Duignan and Farrell/Smyth (Killaconnigan/Kildalkey)

[martol96]

Hi I am researching the Rickard line. I know a Luke Rickard Esq. (1823-1908) who married Mary McCormick (b. 1823). Luke is from Kildalkey and Mary was the daughter of Mark McCormick Esq. of Clonmahon house summerhill. Are these connected to the Luke rickard you earlier mentioned??

[dathai]

Have you this marriage 1889 Bridget of Luke and Mary McCormick
http://www.rootschat.com/links/01k82/

[laochrione]

Hi I am researching the Rickard line. I know a Luke Rickard Esq. (1823-1908) who married Mary McCormick (b. 1823). Luke is from Kildalkey and Mary was the daughter of Mark McCormick Esq. of Clonmahon house summerhill. Are these connected to the Luke rickard you earlier mentioned??

Hi Martol96 - I just sent you a PM there.

[laochrione]

Have you this marriage 1889 Bridget of Luke and Mary McCormick
http://www.rootschat.com/links/01k82/

Hi Dathai - I didn't have this one. As I'm not quite sure which line my own gt+ grandfather Luke belongs to, I've been keeping tabs on all of them and drawing up the separate trees. They're all related somehow, it's just a matter of finding the common ancestor. I'll definitely add this Luke and Mary McC's tree! Thanks!!

[dathai]

Did you know Chapelmidway cemetery is now online  just enter Rickard
http://buried.fingal.ie/search-for-a-burial/

[laochrione]

Did you know Chapelmidway cemetery is now online  just enter Rickard
http://buried.fingal.ie/search-for-a-burial/

Blimey, this is brilliant - TY. Technically I know everyone buried there, I'm related to 90% of them. But I've always wanted to see the internment books! This is fab!! Thank you so much!
It's a pity the internments for all graveyard's aren't available like this.

[paul rickard]

my father was also the grandchild of Thomas Rickard so, if your not my aunt then you are his first cousin. my dad was Cianian Rickard, son of John Thomas (Jack) Rickard. happy to meet you. i am living in the USA.  we recently made contact with the grandchild of Anne Rickard who is beginning to learn his heritage. There is way too much info to list here. look forward to touching base with you.

[Richard Begbie]

I am also researching the Rickards and Farrells of Kildalkey. My grandmother was Thomas Rickard and Catherine Farell's first child, Anne Rickard (1888-1927). I would be keen to share and I have found out with those searching for the same traces. Best wishes, Richard

[Kiltaglassan]

Welcome to RootsChat, Richard 

Just adding some links for others reading-

1901 census for Thomas Rickard and family.
House 2 in Clonygrange (Killaconnigan, Meath).
http://www.census.nationalarchives.ie/pages/1901/Meath/Killaconnigan/Clonygrange/1620956/

Clonygrange townland
https://www.townlands.ie/meath/lune/killaconnigan/killaconnigan/clonygrange/
https://www.openstreetmap.org/relation/4280310#map=13/53.5493/-6.9552

Marriage of your gt grandparents - 18 January 1888 at Kildalkey RC Church.
https://civilrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/churchrecords/images/marriage_returns/marriages_1888/10758/5923647.pdf

KG