Patrick Sullivan (abt. 1830 - aft. 1880)

Born about 1830 in Miungydowda, County Kerry, Ireland

Husband of Kate Sullivan — married [date unknown] in County Kerry, Ireland

Husband of Nora Sugrue — married 19 May 1860 in Ballinskelligs, Co. Kerry, Ireland

Descendants

Died after 1880 after about age 50 in Miungydowda, County Kerry, Ireland

Biography

Patrick one of the 'leath' branch of Sullivans, meaning 'grey-haired.' ^[1]Maurice Murphy III says that Miungydowda was where they lived, though some of them may have used Emlachlea and Emlachmore as a mailing address. The Sullivans in those localities, however, are of the 'Bons' ('white-haired') branch. There were altogether 28 different tribes of Sullivans in Co. Kerry, and they were, according to Maurice Murphy III, 'big cheeses' in the area for centuries. They seem to drop and add the O' at will.

1850 Marriage

first wife was Catherine O'Sullivan of Mountain Cuddy (infor from Maurice Murphy III). With Catherine he had at least two sons, Bartholemew (Batt) and James.

Marriage: ABT 1850 Co. Kerry, Ire.

: Husband: Patrick Sullivan

Wife: Kate Sullivan

Child: Batt Sullivan

Child: James Sullivan

1860 Marriage

It was a second marriage for Patrick

Marriage:

Date: 19 MAY 1860

Place: Ballinskelligs, Co. Kerry, Ireland ^[2]

Husband: Patrick Sullivan

Wife: Nora Sugrue

Child: Patrick Sullivan

Child: John L. Sullivan

Child: Timothy Sullivan

Child: Ellen (Nellie) Sullivan

Child: Josephine Sullivan

Child: Nora Teresa Sullivan

Sources

1. ↑ According to Julie Aldrich, one of his grandchildren,
2. ↑ Sullivan-Sugrue Certificate of 1860 Marriage. Prior Parish, Diocese of Kerry

   Note: Issued on June 4, 1991 at Ballinskelligs,Co. Kerry, signed by Patrick Sugrue, Parish Priest

Acknowledgements

This person was created through the import of VOELKER.ged on 11 March 2011.