Humphrys genealogy

Genealogy research by Mark Humphrys.


My ancestors - Flanagan - Contents


Miscellaneous possibly related families

Miscellaneous families, not called Flanagan, that are possibly related to our Flanagan family.


Carty of Charleville House, Templeogue

Liam Cosgrave said that "Mrs. McCarthy" of Charleville, Firhouse Road, Templeogue (near Tallaght) was meant to be a cousin of his mother.
This must be the Carty family below.
Charleville House is found in [Thom's] under different locations depending on the year.
It is found under Rathfarnham, Roundtown, Terenure and under Templeogue.


"James Reid" is listed at Charleville in [Thom's, 1850].
"John Kellett" is listed at Charleville in [Thom's, 1857].
Charleville House, with farm of 24 acres, is listed for sale in Freemans Journal, March 2, 1857 (see under "Auctions").
"James Reid" is listed at Charleville in [Thom's, 1858].

Carty are listed at Charleville in [Thom's] from 1859 to 1887 or 1888.
"John Carty" is listed at Charleville in [Thom's] 1859 to 1882.
"Mrs. Carthy" of Charleville is listed in Irish Times, July 9, 1873, as a subscriber for the new church at Rathfarnham (as is William Flanagan junior).
"William Carty" is listed at Charleville in [Thom's] 1883 to at least 1887.

"P.J. McCabe" is listed at Charleville in Freemans Journal, June 22, 1888 (see small ads under "Horses for sale").
"Mr. P.J. McCabe" is listed at Charleville in [Thom's, 1889].
"Mrs. B. Baldwin" and "Charles C. Baldwin" are listed at Charleville in [Thom's, 1894].
"Joseph G. Furlong" is listed at Charleville in [Thom's, 1901].
"Mrs. Gibson" is listed at Charleville in [Thom's, 1906].
"Doody, P. & O'Loughlin" are listed at Charleville in [Thom's, 1910].
"P.Doody" is listed at Charleville in [Thom's, 1919].
"Mrs. Doody" is listed at Charleville in [Thom's, 1945].
Charleville House survives today. It is now a school.
See satellite view. See NIAH.


They might be the following:


Not relevant:



Charleville House on 1887 to 1913 map.



Charleville House.
See full size.
From South Dublin Libraries.




Michael Francis Doyle

Michael Francis Doyle thought he was a cousin.
[Frank Flanagan's memoirs] say he was: "A relation of mine".
Not related to these Doyles.
Could be related to these Doyles.






The Trial of Roger Casement, 1916, painted by John Lavery.
Michael Francis Doyle is in the picture, but obscured.
Painting on long-term loan to the King's Inns.
See larger. From John McGuiggan.



Michael Francis Doyle is no.9 in the picture.
See other photo and other key on display at Kerry County Museum.



Michael Francis Doyle.
From Casement display at Kerry County Museum.
See larger and larger and full size.
See other photo.



Michael Francis Doyle at the trial of Roger Casement in 1916.
From a display at King's Inns. Thought to be from a photo in the Daily Telegraph, 19 July 1916.
See full size. See key.



Michael Francis Doyle and his wife Nancy, after audience with Pope Pius XII, Jan 1951.
See larger and full size.



Michael Francis Doyle with the new Pope John XXIII, 1958.




Lamphier and Lawlor

Frank Flanagan said that Lawlor of Irishtown House, Clondalkin, Co.Dublin, were relations.
But Dody Lawlor said they weren't. She said the Flanagans were gardeners to the Lamphiers and that is how the two families knew each other.

Dody Lawlor thought the Flanagans were gardeners to the Lamphiers when the Lamphiers lived at Drimnagh Castle, but in fact it was Bridget Cavanagh's family that lived at Drimnagh Castle.
John Byrne confirms there is no record of the Lamphiers living at Drimnagh Castle.
Lamphier lived at Ballyfermot Castle.

It also seems that the Flanagans knew the Lawlors from before they were connected with Lamphier.
Whether related or not, Liam Cosgrave says the families were always very good friends:

  



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