Things to do - O'Connell theory
The theory of O'Connell descent
suggests George Cashel's mother may be an upper class woman in the
O'Connell/Tuohy family.
Search all documents with new terms
- Search all Blennerhassett related documents for new terms:
- Search all O'Connell / O'Connor / Leyne related documents for:
- Cashel
- Tuohy
- Blennerhassett / Hassett
- O'Mara
- DONE: All "Tuohy" in
[Correspondence of Daniel O'Connell].
Inbox
- Kitty Tuohy in 1806 newspapers
- DONE: Searched Tuohy in 1806 in Irish Newspaper Archives.
- To do: See original Limerick Chronicle.
- To do: Other Limerick, Kerry, Munster newspapers.
- Henry Blennerhassett will 1816
- Ellen Blennerhassett will 1836
- The only O'Connell in Cashel records:
- Witness of Agnes Cashel marriage 1870 is Bridget A. O'Connell.
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A Cashel cousin invited in from another county?
Not necessarily. She might be witness from the groom's side (Sheahan) since one already exists from the Cashel side.
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Cannot find her in O'Connell tree.
NLI
UCD
LR
- See original
Deed of 1 May 1792.
Not online at LDS.
- O'Connell to O'Mara deeds
- O'Connell to Cashel deeds
- O'Mara to Cashel deeds
Henry Blennerhassett marriage settlement 1803, and related deeds
- Basil O'Connell in
letters of 6 Mar 1969 and 12 Apr 1969
says there was a marriage settlement of November 1803
when Ellen O'Connell married Henry Blennerhassett.
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He thinks
it would be under Blennerhassett
or O'Connell
or even Tuohy.
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He thinks
"Splinter"
got a share of the settlement.
He thought "Splinter" was son of Ellen
but it seems he is nephew of her late husband.
- DONE: All Henry Blennerhassett as grantor
- Search for O'Connell to Blennerhassett, Tuohy and others in 1803 and this period.
- Search for Tuohy to Blennerhassett, O'Connell and others in 1803 and this period.