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Curry

• Sources yet to be consulted:
  • EUGENE O'CURRY in [DNB]

Eoghan Ó Comhraí,
Eugene O'Curry,
farmer, of Dunaha (or Doonaha), near Carrigaholt, Co.Clare,
mar Cáit Ní Mhadagáin (Catherine Madigan),
had issue:

1. Prof. Eugene O'Curry (and search),
   Eoghan Ó Comhraí, the Gaelic scholar,
   born Eugene Curry, Nov 1794, Dunaha, Co.Clare,
   mar 1824 to Anne Broughton [dau of John Broughton, of Killaderry, nr Broadford, Glenomra Valley, Co.Clare],
   worked for Ordnance Survey of Ireland 1835-42,
   compiled the original catalogue of Irish manuscripts in the British Museum 1849 (see later catalogue),
   appointed 1854 as the first Professor of Irish history and archaeology in Catholic University,
   died July 1862, Dublin, age 67 yrs.
   See [Dict. Ir. Biog.] and [Dict. Ir. Writers].
   His works had important influence on late 19th cent Gaelic revival.

   
   

2. (son) Curry, had issue:
   1. Michael Curry,
      shop keeper, of Glin, Co.Limerick,
      mar Mary Stack and had issue:
      1. Julia Curry,
         born Glin, Co.Limerick, 24th June 1854 [mass card],
         bapt Julia Mary, confirmation Julia Teresa,
         Julia Teresa on grave,
         mar 4 Nov 1871, Glin, Co.Limerick [him age 22, her age 17], to Thomas Francis Rahilly [born 8th Jan 1849] and had issue.

      2. Sarah Curry,
         born 1860, Glin, Co.Limerick,
         "Sara E." on grave,
         mar Thomas O'Donoghue [born 1843],
         he was a very wealthy miller and coal merchant, of Dingle, Co.Kerry,
         he became chairman of Dingle Harbour Board, and a County Councillor,
         he died 1911,
         she died 7 Sept 1936, age 76 yrs [grave], [grave record],
         bur with her sister in Glasnevin,
         had issue:
         1. Agnes O'Donoghue, born c.1885,
            (todo) see birth of Agnes O'Donoghue, Dingle, 1885, 2nd qr, [GROI] vol 5 p 221,
            mar 1916 to her 1st cousin Alfred O'Rahilly and had issue.

Julia Curry, 1901.

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• John O'Donovan (see here), the Irish historical and archaeological scholar,
  born 1806, Atatemore (or Attateemore), Co.Kilkenny,
  worked for Ordnance Survey of Ireland 1830-42,
  mar 1840 to Mary Anne Broughton [sister of Eugene O'Curry's wife],
  produced translation of Annals of the Four Masters 1848-57,
  in 1850 he became Prof of Celtic Studies at Queen's College, Belfast,
  died 1861, Dublin, age 55 yrs.
  See [Dict. Ir. Biog.] and [Dict. Ir. Writers].