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| Name |
Mary DAUNT |
| Birth |
12 Aug 1841 |
Glinney, Riverstick, Co Cork, Ireland  |
| Christening |
21 Sep 1841 |
Glinney, Riverstick, Co Cork, Ireland |
- Sponsers: Mark Collins. & Catherine Ryan.
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| Gender |
Female |
| Notes |
- (Research):Children of Edward Daunt and Eliza Ryan are: Mary Daunt, born Bef. 21 Sep 1841.
Notes for Mary Daunt:
Frank Thompson's Five Catholic Parishes Database: Mary Daunt, daughter of Edward Walsh Daunt, of
Glinny, and Eliza Ryan, baptised 21 September 1841. Sponsors were Mark Collins and Catherine Ryan.
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| Person ID |
I3639 |
Long Family |
| Last Modified |
7 Sep 2018 |
| Father |
Edward Walsh. DAUNT, b. 10 Oct 1800, Cork City. Ireland |
| Mother |
Elizabeth RYAN, b. 10 Oct 1802, Cork City. Ireland d. Yes, date unknown |
| Marriage |
23 Oct 1834 |
Crosshaven , Co Cork |
- Hi Ken,
Amy Johnson has been passing on your queries to me regarding your ggg grandmother. As Amy told you, I haven't found any information about whether she is buried in the Collins grave in Curraghkippane or not, but below are some references that might be of interest to you. Basically what it's showing is a marriage of Edward Walsh [Daunt] to Elizabeth Ryan on 23-10-1834, which took place in either Carrigaline or Crosshaven. The record of this marriage should be in Crosshaven church. The baptisms of two of their children are shown as well, Mary [21-09-1841] and Tom [1 or 8-04-1843]. Mark Collins [Jerome Collins father] was a sponsor at the baptism of Mary, and his wife Ellen Collins was a sponsor for Tom. The connection seems to be on Ellen's side of the family though, as her maiden name was Ryan and the the mother of the two children was Elizabeth Ryan. I don't know exactly where these baptism are recorded, other than they are in the Belgooly/Ballymartle area. It's possible that Catherine Walsh Daunt was another child of this couple.
Below those references is the marriage record of Thomas Daunt and Mary Walsh on 1-01-1795. [I don't know where the marriage took place] This seems to be where the surname came from. One of their children appears to be the Edward who married Elizabeth Ryan.
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F729 |
Group Sheet | Family Chart |
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