Letitia Blennerhassett, daughter of Rev. John Blennerhassett.
She married 1stly to Richard Ponsonby and 2ndly to William Lindsay.

The White House, Tarbert, Co.Kerry.
This is where Letitia Blennerhassett, the daughter of Rev. John, lived in 1875.
She probably died there in 1876.
It is now an Asian restaurant.

Tomb of Arthur Blennerhassett of Blennerville (died 1839), Blennerville, Co.Kerry.
If Letitia the daughter of Rev. John is the one, then this Arthur (the son of Sir Rowland Blennerhassett, 1st Baronet) is the likely candidate for "A.Blennerhassett J.P." who recommended George Cashel for the police in 1828 (though he is not particularly closely related to Letitia).

• "Genealogy competition" - I am the 1st or 2nd hit.

The second € 100 prize for an interim solution has been awarded to Jackie Lindsay for getting me started on the family of Letitia Blennerhassett, daughter of Rev. John. This might turn out to be a dead end, but I doubt it. She really does look like she might be the one.

I'm happy to hand out multiple € 100 interim prizes. An interim solution would be, say, something like finding George Cashel's baptism. Can anyone find it?

Disciplinary action against George Cashel, 1829.

Pat Almond, to encourage new findings on the Cashels and Cashells who are his ancestors, has offered to top up the original prize money (of € 1,000) with an extra 500 Canadian dollars. See how much this is worth in euro.

I now undertake to add whatever it takes to that to top the total up to € 2,000.

The first € 100 prize for an interim solution has been awarded to Eily Moylan for fleshing out the family of George Cashel and his connection with Kickham.

Blennerhassett Cashel,
my possible gateway ancestor.

Ballyseedy, Co.Kerry.
Main seat of the Blennerhassetts.
See full size.

This note in the BLENNERHASSETT entry in [Burkes Irish, 1976]
first made me realise in 1985 that
Blennerhassett is a gateway to the World family tree.