Edmond
Conway
Born about in Cloghane, County Kerry, Ireland
Ancestors 
Son of James Conway
and Elizabeth (Roe) Conway
Brother of
Christopher Conway
Husband of
Alice (Blennerhassett) Conway
— married
[date unknown] [location unknown]
Descendants 
Father of
James Conway
Died before
before about age 68
[location unknown]
Profile last modified
| Created 20 Jun 2018
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Biography
Edmond was the son of Captain James Conway and Elizabeth Roe, who was daughter and sole heiress of Edmund Roe and Alice Conway[1].
He was a member of the Kerry Grand Jury of 1679[2].
Edmond is referred to in a 1714 deed[3] "James Conway son and Heir to the said Edmond Conway ". Edmond is clearly dead prior to another deed of 1703.
Sources
- ↑ Hickson, Mary Agnes. Selections from Old Kerry records : Historical and Genealogical Page 62 (1872)
- ↑ Hickson, Mary Agnes. Selections from Old Kerry records : Historical and Genealogical Page 260 (1872)
- ↑ Register of Deeds Book 13 Page 352 Memorial 5932 Registered 7th February 1714
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That’s an interesting question. Edmond was supposed to be in France at that stage as his father James was a Royalist. Is this from Pender’s “census”?
All the best
John