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Timothy Connor/O'Connor b. ~1857 emigrated to U.S. ~1880, married Kate Connor/O'Connor of Cloonlogher, Kerry ~1886 in San Francisco. Moved to Leadville, Colorado ~1888. Brother Jeremiah also in same area of Colorado. Timothy died 1934 Salt Lake City, Utah - mentioned survivor is sister Mary Dooley in Ireland. Descendants in US pretty well researched but seeking connection in Ireland. Perhaps other brothers in Timothy's family - Cornelius, John (Jack). 1901/1911 Census find John/Mary Dooley of Ballinagrumoolia (near Ballinhassig) - a likely candidate for sister. Mary's likely marriage certificate 1890 Ballygarvan (The Mountain parish) mentions same name for father as Timothy records indicate - Daniel profession laborer - possibly died ~1896(possible mother name - Mary). John/Mary Dooley 1901 Census - 3 children: Ellen 10, Daniel 8, John 6. 1911 Census - Dooley children are not listed but 3 marked as still living. Visiting Cork in Oct.
I believe I found the children in the 1911 Census:
Daniel (18) and John (16) are listed with John and Mary's previous 1901 landowner - George Rice - in Rathnacullig West, Killanully. Perhaps they went to work on the Rice farm to pay off the land in Ballinagrumoolia.
Ellen (20) appears to be a farm servant on the widow farmer - Honoria Bowen's farm - in Ballygarvan, Carrigaline.
Civil registration may possibly indicate that Daniel dies around 1919?
Does this ring any bells for anyone knowing about this Dooley/Dooly family?
Daniel (18) and John (16) are listed with John and Mary's previous 1901 landowner - George Rice - in Rathnacullig West, Killanully. Perhaps they went to work on the Rice farm to pay off the land in Ballinagrumoolia.
Ellen (20) appears to be a farm servant on the widow farmer - Honoria Bowen's farm - in Ballygarvan, Carrigaline.
Civil registration may possibly indicate that Daniel dies around 1919?
Does this ring any bells for anyone knowing about this Dooley/Dooly family?
I HAVE BEEN RESEARCHING MY DOOLY/DOOLEY ANCESTORS FROM SUNDAY'S wELL, CORK FROM THE EARLY 1800S. jOHN DOOLEY.(ONE OF MANY BY THAT NAME) WAS MY gREAT-GRANDFATHER, WHO MARRIED MARY MORIARTY IN kILLARNEY IN 1850. THEY HAD 3 CHILDREN BORN IN kILLARNEY - ELLEN, MARY & ROBERT, MY GRANDFATHER IN 1855.IS THIS FAMILY ANY CONNECTION?
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This family does not appear to be related but cannot be ruled out further back.
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