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Thomas Aloysius Raleigh was born 8 July 1843 in LImerick. He is my mother's great grandfather. Any information you could give me would be most appreciated. I am coming to Ireland this summer and hope to see where my ancestors orginated from in Ireland. 

Thanks for your assistance,

Susan Shannon Riederer

Denver, CO 

Monday 15th Apr 2019, 07:32PM

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  • Hi, have you got Raleigh relatives in Australia?
    Margot

    Margot

    Tuesday 16th Apr 2019, 06:24PM
  • Hi Margot,

    I am not aware of any relatives in Australia.  This is what I know about Thomas Aloysiis time in Ireland:

    Birth - 8 July 1843 , Limerick

    Baptism - 9 July 1843 - St John's RC Church, Limerick

    1853 - Immigrated

    married - Mary Malley

                      birth - 14 May 1843 , Cork

                      Baptism - 25 July 1844, Imogeela Parish, County Cork

    Thanks,

    Susan 

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

    cor

    Wednesday 17th Apr 2019, 01:37PM
  • Margot,

    I can go back two additional generations:

    Edward Raleigh, birth - 1818 Limerick (Thomas Aloysius father), Married Bridget Theresa Russell at St John's R.C. Church, Limerick

    Richard Raleigh, birth 2 Nov 1794, baptism 2 Nov 1794 at St Michael's , Limerick, Married Sally Rowe in 1815, married Eliza McKenny 18 JUL1832, St Munchin, Limerick, died, 14, Apr, 1874, buried Mt St Laurence Cemetary

    Hope this is helpful and that we are connected.

    Susan 

    Wednesday 17th Apr 2019, 01:52PM
  • Hi Susan, 
    Thanks for the information.
    In the Griffiths Valuation records Edward in St.John's landlord was John Russell. Two records for him.
    http://www.askaboutireland.ie/griffith-valuation/index.xml?action=doNam…

    http://www.askaboutireland.ie/griffith-valuation/index.xml?action=doNam…

    On the above link it states the Street, Mungret Street, then it says Court, off Mungret Street, rere of 63 and 64.....................
    https://www.bing.com/maps?q=mungret+street+limerick&form=EDGTCT&qs=AS&c…
    Click in the "Larger Map" and zoom in, I should imagine that all this area has been re-developed but this is the road.
    I hope this helps.
    Margot

     

     

    Margot

    Thursday 18th Apr 2019, 11:01AM

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