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Category Archives: Cashel
The Sad Story of William B. Upton
(Updated November 17, 2017) When I was looking for on-line information about my 3X great-grandfather William Bayly Upton, I came across a few items about a William B. Upton, born around 1828 and living in Cashel. I wondered who he … Continue reading
Posted in Cashel, Clonmel, Families, Upton
Tagged David Upton, Matthew Gilbert Upton, William B. Upton, William Bayly Upton
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Margaret Joyce – from Cashel to Romford
I became interested in Margaret Joyce and her family initially because of their link to the Smiths via the Uptons of Cashel, County Tipperary. The Joyce family is linked to the Uptons in this way: The second daughter of William … Continue reading
Posted in Cashel, Families, Joyce, Magrath, Upton
Tagged Eliza Upton, John Ulick Joyce, Margaret Joyce, Rebecca Magrath, Theobald Upton Joyce, William Bayly Upton
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William Bayly Upton’s will
(Updated November 17, 2017) Finding a will – even if it is a transcription – is a wonderful thing in Irish genealogy research. So many original wills and similar documents were lost in the fire at the Four Courts in … Continue reading
Posted in Cashel, Charters, Families, Magrath, Ryall, Smith, Tipperary, Upton
Tagged Eliza Upton, Ellen Charters, James Magrath, Margaret Joyce, Margaret Ryall, Prudence Charters, Rebecca Magrath, Terence Magrath, William Bayly Magrath, William Bayly Upton
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So, was it Bayley or Bayly?
From the beginning of my family history explorations into the Upton family (who are linked to me through my great-grandmother Eliza Upton), I have been struggling with the name of Eliza’s grandfather. His name appears in various documents, directories, newspapers … Continue reading
The evolving family tree for the Uptons
(Updated November 17, 2017) Every now and again, in my searches, I come across another fragment of information about the Uptons who were the children of William Bayly Upton and his wife Margaret McClure. The family lived in Cashel, County … Continue reading
Posted in Cashel, Families, Upton
Tagged Margaret McClure, William Bayly Upton
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Thomas Brindley and the Smiths
This blog is, of course, about the Smiths who moved to Ireland in the early 1850s from Cumberland. But – of course – there are numerous other families that link into the Smiths in Ireland and England. One of the … Continue reading
Posted in Brindley, Cashel, Corballis, Nicholson, Photographs, Smith
Tagged Agnes Hannah Smith, Agnes Nicholson, Alex Nicholson, Caroline Brindley, Cashel, Families, Thomas Brindley, William Smith
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Priscilla Kent
This post is about Priscilla Kent, who was the mother of Elizabeth (Eliza) Upton and the maternal grandmother of William Smith of Blackhall. Therefore, she is my great-great-grandmother (2x great-grandmother). I am adding this post to my blog even though … Continue reading
Posted in Cashel, Going, Kent, Nenagh, Tipperary, Upton
Tagged Eliza Upton, Lancelot Smith, Lower Ormond, Nenagh, Priscilla Kent, Randal Kent, Thomas Kent, Tipperary
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William Bayly Upton
(Updated November 17, 2017) William Bayly Upton was the paternal grandfather of Eliza Upton, who was my great-grandmother. So William Bayly Upton was my 3X great-grandfather. I do not know where he was born but, as far as I can … Continue reading
Posted in Cashel, Cork, Tipperary, Upton
Tagged Cashel, Clonmel, Eliza Upton, Margaret McClure, William Bayly Upton, William Upton
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Eliza Upton
(Updated November 17, 2017) Elizabeth Upton is the second Mrs. Smith that I am writing about in this blog. Her baptismal name was Elizabeth but it seems she was always called Eliza. Unfortunately, I know nothing about Eliza as a … Continue reading
The Farm near Cashel
When Lancelot Smith and most of his family moved to Ireland in the 1850s, they rented a farm near Cashel, County Tipperary, in the townland called Rathcoun (also written as Rathcowan, Rathcown or Rathcoon). The townland is about 2 miles … Continue reading
Posted in Cashel, Smith
Tagged Cashel, Corballis, Cumberland, Donabate, Eliza Upton, Hannah Smith, Joseph Backhouse, Lancelot Smith, Rathcoun, Tipperary
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Naming Patterns
I have always been interested in the forenames that people are given by their parents. When I started searching for information on the Smith family, I realized quickly that there were some forenames that occurred frequently. For boys, there were … Continue reading
Posted in Cashel, Gamblesby, Smith
Tagged Agnes Hannah Smith, Cumberland, George Hardy Smith, Smith
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