Moore of Co.Kerry
The marriage of Thomas Stack and Catherine Moore, Listowel, 17 Jan 1860.
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Catherine Moore,
or Catharine,
born 1828 or 1831 (by two census ages), Co.Kerry.
She (not her husband) was apparently of
Greenville, W of Listowel, Co.Kerry.
Greenville was not a townland but a house,
Greenville House, in Gortcurreen townland.
She may have worked on the estate.
She mar 17 Jan 1860 to
Thomas Stack [born 1837]
and had issue.
They mar at
[Listowel RC church].
Mar
wit by Ellen Moore and Denis Dillane.
Greenville,
W side of Listowel, Co.Kerry.
Greenville was not a townland but a house,
Greenville House, a large house in
Gortcurreen townland,
Listowel par.
Greenville House belonged to the
Sandes family.
See
[Houses of Kerry].
Kilcreen, Finuge par, is just to the E side of it.
There is a large house, Kilcreen Cottage, in Kilcreen townland.
See
[Houses of Kerry].
Greenville on
1829 to 1842 map.
Kilcreen is to the E side.
Entrance (from S) to Greenville House.
2011 screenshot from
street view.
Probably related
Possibly our family
This might be our Catherine Moore bapt 1824
(she called one of her sons William).
But perhaps not since she would be so much older than her husband,
and quite old having 4 children (age 36 to 46).
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William Moor,
of Moyvane, Murher par, Co.Kerry
(NE of Listowel),
mar Catherine Hanrahan,
had issue:
- Catherine Moor,
bapt 7 November 1824
[Listowel RC par records].
Thomas Moore, the poet
Thomas Moore the poet could be some kind of relation.
Though there is no evidence. This is just a speculation.
- John Moore,
born 1741,
of Cloonbrane, Moyvane (Newtown Sandes), Co.Kerry.
He moved to Dublin.
He was a
grocer and wine-merchant, at
12 Aungier St, Dublin.
He mar Anastasia Codd [from Wexford].
He
died 1825, age 84 yrs.
See grave.
John and Anastasia
had issue:
- Thomas Moore,
the poet,
born 1779, family home and shop, 12 Aungier St, Dublin.
He died 1852.
Thomas Moore, the poet.
In a pioneering
1844 photograph.
From
here.
