Family history, links to Census records, old photos, etc.

Family history, links to Census records, old photos, etc. 



Roger O'Sullivan (1922-2003) - Find A Grave




Mickey and Eddie O' Sullivan in America





Tony O'Sullivan's wedding





Uncle Eamon in Korea






Uncle Eamon's wedding day Chicago




Carol Johnson's wedding and her sister Janet  and their parents. Their mother Fay who my mother wrote to for 50 years




Arrival record Julia Corkery at NY 1913
Arrival record Julia Corkery at NY 1913





Arrival record Old Roger O'Sullivan at NY 1913
Arrival record Old Roger O'Sullivan at NY 1913



Family Headstone With Mike Mary Anne Osullivan Loughill Graveyard
Family Headstone With Mike Mary Anne Osullivan Loughill Graveyard



Mike Mary Anne OSullivan Wedding Photo
Mike Mary Anne OSullivan WeddingPhoto




Mary Griffin seated, John Sharp seated, Janet Sharp behind Mary and their friend from Hawaii
Mary Griffin seated, John Sharp seated, Janet Sharp behind Mary and their friend from Hawaii






Michael Scollard, his daughter and granddaughter Fay around 1942




 http://www.census.nationalarchives.ie/pages/1911/Limerick/Loghill/Ballyhahill/642623/



Grandfather Michael O Sullivan in Ballyhahill with his wife Mary Ann nee Scollard. Her mother Catherine Scollard nee Taylor from Knocknaboola is 87 years old
http://www.census.nationalarchives.ie/reels/nai002793355/

http://www.census.nationalarchives.ie/pages/1901/Limerick/Loghill/Ballyhahill/1513938/

 




National Archives: Census of Ireland 1911

http://www.census.nationalarchives.ie/pages/1911/Kerry/Brandon/Slieveglass/294584/


I’m certain this is Julia aged 6 with her father Edmond, her mother Bridget nee Mahony, her Grandmother  Bridget, uncles Patrick and Timothy, aunt Ellen ,brother Patrick and sisters Ellen, Mary and Kate   http://www.census.nationalarchives.ie/pages/1901/Kerry/Brandon/Slieveglass/1407900/ 


Death of John Scollard 1896 age 80



 Entry 42 Marriage of Edmond Corkery and Bridget Mahony 1891 Castlegregory

https://civilrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/churchrecords/images/marriage_returns/marriages_1891/10664/5885526.pdf



 Entry 190. Birth of Bridget Mahony 1867



Entry 42 .Marriage of Bartholomew Mahony and Catherine Fitzgerald Feb 1867  https://civilrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/churchrecords/images/marriage_returns/marriages_1867/11492/8224695.pdf  

This is the marriage of your GGGrandparents on the Mahony side Estelle. I can also tell you that Bartholomew was born 15th Jan 1843. Father John Mahony and mother Bridget Mansell


GGGGrandparents John Mahony and Bridget Mansell Christening TBC 1843
GGGGrandparents John Mahony and Bridget Mansell Christening TBC 1843


John Mahony and Bridget Mansell marriage 1838
John Mahony and Bridget Mansell marriage 1838


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