Remember when we found what we think are records of the baptisms of William Toner and Mary Cullen? I went looking for some more records from Maynooth, and here are some of the potentially interesting things I found, at the very helpful Fáilte Romhat, a personal family history site that includes lots of records scanned and/or transcribed:
http://www.failteromhat.com/griffiths/kildare/laraghbryan.htm
In this Index of Griffith's Valuation, I found these Toner records of interest:
There are also these records, that I'm interested in based on the other names - both maiden names of women and witnesses - at the weddings and baptisms from the Maynooth sacramental records.
The William Tone(o)r's here are one in Kellystown who holds his house, offices, and land directly from the Duke of Leinster as his landlord, and one in Maynooth who holds his lands directly from the Duke, and rents land out, in turn, to John Connor and James Quin(n). Might they be the same William Tonor/Toner? Or do we think there were two families with slightly different names?
If this link works, you'll be able to see a contemporary map of Maynooth, though I'm having trouble figuring out the lot locations and who lived/owned/rented where. I do note that there is a Cushion's Street in Maynooth; I wonder if this is any relation to the Mary Cushion who was Richard's godmother?
I'll see about looking up the rest some time when it's not 1:30 in the morning.
http://www.failteromhat.com/griffiths/kildare/laraghbryan.htm
In this Index of Griffith's Valuation, I found these Toner records of interest:
Toner William Kellystown Laraghbryan Kildare Tonor Samuel Tw. Maynooth, Nunnery Lane Laraghbryan Kildare Tonor William Tw. Maynooth, Main Street Laraghbryan KildareLaraghbryan was the civil parish that Maynooth was a part of. We've heard that Richard's father was named William, though here we're not sure whether he was the Toner or Tonor here. Note too, that the other Tonor listed was Samuel; Julia's brothers were William and Samuel. Do you think that means anything?
There are also these records, that I'm interested in based on the other names - both maiden names of women and witnesses - at the weddings and baptisms from the Maynooth sacramental records.
Boland Patrick Tw. Maynooth, Back Lane Laraghbryan Kildare Cullen Michael Greenfield Laraghbryan Kildare Cullen Michael Moneycooley Laraghbryan Kildare Hackett Anne Tw. Maynooth, Pound Street Laraghbryan Kildare Hackett John Tw. Maynooth, Nunnery Lane Laraghbryan Kildare Hackett Mary Town of Maynooth Laraghbryan Kildare Walsh Ellen Tw. Maynooth, Dublin Road Laraghbryan Kildare Walsh Joseph Tw. Maynooth, Leinster St. Laraghbryan Kildare Walsh Thomas Blakestown Laraghbryan KildareFrom there, I went here, where you can search and view the actual records of Griffith's Valuation.
The William Tone(o)r's here are one in Kellystown who holds his house, offices, and land directly from the Duke of Leinster as his landlord, and one in Maynooth who holds his lands directly from the Duke, and rents land out, in turn, to John Connor and James Quin(n). Might they be the same William Tonor/Toner? Or do we think there were two families with slightly different names?
If this link works, you'll be able to see a contemporary map of Maynooth, though I'm having trouble figuring out the lot locations and who lived/owned/rented where. I do note that there is a Cushion's Street in Maynooth; I wonder if this is any relation to the Mary Cushion who was Richard's godmother?
I'll see about looking up the rest some time when it's not 1:30 in the morning.
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