He married, firstly, Elizabeth Read, daughter of William Read.
He married, secondly, Elizabeth Clare circa 1752. Elizabeth was a widow at the time of this marriage.[1][2]
He died after 1766.
On 10 February 1746 he was described in a Bill in Equity Exchequer as ‘Richard Guinis, Agent or Receiver to the Most Rev Arthur Price, Archbishop of Cashel', and was therein authorised to demise episcopal lands. He was said to have run a coaching inn at Celbridge. He lived at Celbridge, County Kildare, Ireland.
Children of Richard Guinness and Elizabeth Read
Richard Guinness d. 1806
Frances Guinness d. b 1795
Elizabeth Guinness
Arthur Guinness b. 12 Mar 1725, d. 23 Jan 1803
Samuel Guinness b. c 1727, d. 24 Jan 1795
Benjamin Guinness b. c 1730, d. 1778
Sources
↑ NAME: Richard Guinness
SPOUSE: Elizabeth Clare
DOCUMENT YEAR: 1752
RECORD TYPE: Marriage Licence
↑ NAME: Elizabeth Clare
SEX: Female
MARRIAGE: 19 October 1752
MARRIAGE PLACE: St. Mary, Dublin, County Dublin, Ireland
SPOUSE: Richard Ginness
MISCELLANEOUS: Elizabeth was a widow at the time of remarriage
Montgomery-Massingberd, Hugh. Burke's Irish Family Records. London, U.K.: Burkes Peerage Ltd, 1976.
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Richard's father was Owen Guinness ( Guinneas / Guinis/ Ginnies )
( Owen =Eoin : Gallic )
It appears the name Guinness is a hybrid of sources ,both geographically and Gaelic morphing
DNA test indicate Gion Ais a Count Down locally . IN 1640 Gion Ais belonged ,with other nearby townships to Clan Chief Phelim McCartan .MCCARTAN family the DNA BASE.
Guinness ( Guinneas / Guinis/ Ginnies ) These changes appear to evolve with the identification of the Protestant faith and move away from catholic , plus political affiliations
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DNA Connections
It may be possible to confirm family relationships with Richard by comparing test results with other carriers of his Y-chromosome or his mother's mitochondrial DNA.
However, there are no known yDNA or mtDNA test-takers in his direct paternal or maternal line.
It is likely that these autosomal DNA test-takers will share some percentage of DNA with Richard:
( Owen =Eoin : Gallic ) It appears the name Guinness is a hybrid of sources ,both geographically and Gaelic morphing
DNA test indicate Gion Ais a Count Down locally . IN 1640 Gion Ais belonged ,with other nearby townships to Clan Chief Phelim McCartan .MCCARTAN family the DNA BASE.
Guinness ( Guinneas / Guinis/ Ginnies ) These changes appear to evolve with the identification of the Protestant faith and move away from catholic , plus political affiliations