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Murphy Relations

deise4ever · 2010-09-08 13:39:04

Know this is really a wild goose chase but, at this stage, I will try anything. Have been trying to trace any relations of a Patrick Murphy who was principal in Cecilstown School from 1891 to about 1903. I have been to North Cork, tried the Heritage Centre in Mallow plus the Registry of Births, Marriage and Deaths but just…

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Know this is really a wild goose chase but, at this stage, I will try anything. Have been trying to trace any relations of a Patrick Murphy who was principal in Cecilstown School from 1891 to about 1903. I have been to North Cork, tried the Heritage Centre in Mallow plus the Registry of Births, Marriage and Deaths but just cannot get a trace on him at all. He was married to a Margaret O'Mahony and I can trace their children but not his brothers and sisters. Any help or advice would be really appreciated. Many thanks.

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#2 10-09-2010 1:21am

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have you tried here?

http://www.census.nationalarchives.ie/

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#3 10-09-2010 10:28am

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Thanks for suggestion. I know from the Census of 1901 that he lived in Cecilstown but there is no record of him in 1911. Unfortunately, I don't know where he was born - just that he was a teacher and his father was a Thomas Murphy, Steward so I presume his father worked on an estate presumably in the Cork area.

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