English Family of Anglesboro

Hi Scott, I'm working with a number of communities in this area of County LImerick on the Ireland Reaching Out project, i just rang Patrick English in Anglesboro to tell him about your message, he also has done alot of work on his family tree so i've printed your message and will give it to Patrick tomorrow for you, i will let you know of any further information that may arise from this connection, will keep you posted!!

Thanks Amanda for reaching out.  I am hopeful Patrick English will make contact. Thanks, again.

Scott

Hi Scott,

Sorry the response to your query is taking so long,

I passed on the information to Patrick and since then the query has gone on a journey through a number of families!!

It is currently in the hands of a 90 year old man (Willie O Mahoney) who is going through the details above with a fine tooth comb!

I Just wanted you to know that it hasn't been forgotten about and when i receive the information i will post for you,

All the best,

Amanda

Hi Amanda,

Wondering if Mr. O Mahoney has made any progress on my inquiry.  It's been nearly 17 months since my original inquiry and I'm a bit concerned that I may never hear from him.  Would you check in with him and let me know the status?  Thank you for your assistance.

Scott

Hi Scott, I came across your post and thought I would leave this message. I too am researching the English clan of Clogheen. You asked about an Edmond English born 8 Apr 1832. Frequently, the names Edmond and Edward were interchangeable and I have been researching an Edward English who was born about 1833 according to the 1901 census. He died sometime between 1901 and 1911, was married to Anne, and had (at least) 4 children - 3 girls and a boy: Mary, Delia, Hannah, & John

They were quite a well-to-do family and had 3 servants.

The son John may have married Ellen Christina Prendergast in 1918 and had a daughter Mary in 1929, who in turn had a daughter in 1952.

Here is the link to the census data with this (and more) information. Hope it helps. 

http://www.census.nationalarchives.ie/pages/1901/Tipperary/Clogheen/Car…;

I also have some more information which I am happy to share - just email me.

Cheers

Maurice

Dr Maurice J Gleeson 

Email: mauricegleeson@doctors.org.uk

Hi Amanda,

I've attached two photos in long-overdue thanks and appreciation for the warm welcome afforded my wife Mary and myself - along with the family of Kathy Gordon English - last September in Anglesboro and the surrounding area.

Among the many highlights of our stay, two truly stand out. First, our fantastic host and personal guide, Patrick English of Annaslinga, singlehandedly arranged a moving Saturday evening mass at St. Patrick's in Anglesboro followed by a crazy loud party at the pub across the street.  Such a great evening.

But nothing tops the earlier visit with Willie O'Mahoney at his home, along with Patrick and my wife, Mary. As we entered his kitchen, he greeted us as long lost friends and handed me some papers. It took me a moment to realize that it was the email that I wrote on the Kilbehenny parish message board years ago. Then I noticed his handwritten responses to my questions. We chatted non-stop. I couldn't believe his positive energy. His eyes lit up and he talked a mile a minute as he answered nearly all of my questions. Such a special time that I'll never forget.

Not long after, Patrick let me know Willie had passed away. Patrick said the talk at his funeral was that he couldn't leave this world until he answered my questions in person. Well, I don't know about that but it's a great story.

Please share my warmest greetings and thanks to everyone who made our stay so memorable. Mary and I look forward to our next visit.

Scott and Mary Tracy

Hi Everyone,

I know I'm a bit late to the game but I am currently researching my boyfriends family tree.

The info I have maybe a bit sarce but I am hoping it's the same English family.

So my Boyfriends great grandmother on his dads side (His dads mom) was Mary English and he said she was from Anglesboro, ballylanders.

She married a James Murphy and they lived in Cork. I'm guessing around and between 1950-1957. I don't have much info as his dad doesn't really remember his grandparents.

I am not sure if they married in Cork, but he thinks that James met mary here in Cork. She was a care assistant or nurse.

I cant seem to find any birth records or her parents names. Marriage cert that shows is saying the registration was in Kilmallock, but I'm not sure that is right.

Any info or insight would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks 

Aoife