need the name of John Ryan's parents, he married Ann Tierney in NSW Australia please

Question

John and Ann moved to Dalby Queensland and one of their children was my Grand father John Ryan who married Mary Agnes Lupton

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I have found JOHN RYAN'S parents they were KEYRAN RYAN and MARY FITZPATRICK from KILKENNY IRELAND.Can anyone give me any information on them besides the fact that they were both born and died in Kilkenny Ireland. I know JOHN was transported to Australia for a term of 7 years. I believe KEYRAN was a farmer.?

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JOHN RYAN,born in Kilkenny Ireland, died in Wollombi NSW was the son of KEYRAN RYAN and MARY FITZPATRICK (both born and died in Kilkenny Ireland) married ELIZABETH PENNELL (born Ireland travelled to NSW on the "ladies ship,1824,Sir Godfrey Webster" and died in Dalby Queensland).Their son JOHN RYAN married ANN aka ANNE TIERNEY. Their son JOHN RYAN married MARY AGNES LUPTON. Their son JAMES EDWARD RYAN married DOREEN MYRTLE ELLEN NOWITZKE. They are my parents,now both deceased.

Answer 1

One ancestor.com tree shows:

 

John Ryan
Birth:  dd mm 1834 - Tipperary, Ireland
Death:  date - Victoria, Australia
Marriage:  date
Spouse:  name Tierney
 

F:	Patrick Ryan
M:	Margaret 'Mary' Moloughney

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The gravestone of my John Ryan at Wollombi Cemetery states "son of Keyran and Mary of Kilkenny" he was transported in 1824 for "insurrection" Thank you anyway Dan

Answer 2

Have you sent off for a transcript of the marriage? This will usually have the names of the parents on it. The registration number is 3651/1868 in Wollombi District. It's best to use a transcription agent; NSW BDM are abysmally slow and more expensive.

Does his death certificate have his parents names?

Also, have you found them in the electoral rolls for Qld starting in 1901? That will help give a time frame.

It's difficult to identify them with such common names.

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His gravestone states "son of Keyran and Mary of Kilkenny" the only place I have been able to find anything about his parents. He was transported in 1824 for "insurrection" Thank you Dan Ryan