Littleton - Hawkins Murphy, early 1800s

I see a record of him, says he settled in Huntley, 2nd of July 1821.

This link............ is Edward or Edmund Murphy in a place called .....................Horeabby, which is left of the Rock of Cashel.
The Tithe Applotment Books, 1823-37 (nationalarchives.ie)

This is the map
Ballinamona Horeabbey Tipperary - Search (bing.com)

This is Littleton.....map
Littleton, County Tipperary, Ireland - Bing Maps

As a tip if you search sites you may have to use Moycarkey,   later Thurles.  Try all three.

Do you know Barbara Millers fathers name?

Do you know a Donna?     she has the family but not Hawkins.

Oh  !!!!!!!

Is Hawkins..............David Herbert?  

If Catholic they will be in here.
02488/04, Moycarkey - Catholic Parish Registers at the NLI

Cheers
Margot

Hi, Margot.

Thank you so much for responding to my message.

For Barabara, I have seen it suggested that her father's name was George Miller, and her mother possibly also Barbara.

But, I haven't wanted to go too far down that path, without having anything to confirm that these were in fact Hawkins' parents.

I do not know the Donna that you mentioned, but I have seen that loads of people seemed to have matched Hawkins as David Herbert,

but I've yet to see any reason/source for them doing so, as he is always documented as Hawkins 

on all the records I have seen. And also, if I follow that David, that some take for Hawkins, he dies in Canada in 1850, I believe,

where Hawkins continues to be present in census records, right up until 1871.

Is it impossible to find a birth record for Hawkins, or any trace of children that Edmund/Edmond and Barbara may have had?

As Hawkins did appear to make a land petition in Upper Canada in 1821, maybe they could be found on a passenger list prior to that...

Thank you again for your reply, and all of the information that you shared with me. 

KIndly,

Kimberly

Sorry can not find any ship records.

I did see this.............from the marriage bond records  top entry on the right hand page.
IRE_DIOC_007246528_00183.pdf (nationalarchives.ie)

This is the main link,

Genealogy (nationalarchives.ie)

Cheers
Margot

Thank you,

I had found their marriage record, but was hoping there might also be some record of the children they had,

but I realize I may not find any from Ireland, after reading through parish records until I was nearly cross eyed.

I've made some progress tracing the family after they settled in Canada, and that may be the best I can hope for.

Thank you again for your help.