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Francis Flynn County Cavan

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Peter

Peter Report 1 Jul 2010 19:34

Trying to trace Francis Flynn probably from County Cavan born around 1840 but in Glasgow from at least 1860 when he got married onwards
Parents Philip Flynn (died before 1860) and Mary Dolan (died 1875 (she appears in Scotland in 1871 census)
Siblings Rose/Roseann (deaf and dumb from birth) Bernard and Mary - all born in Ireland though Rose is the only one shown as born in Cavan in the 1881 Scotland census.

Any pointers/tips would be much appreciated

Regards

Peter

Grainne 20118919191919

Grainne 20118919191919 Report 1 Jul 2010 20:23

Peter
These are a couple of flynns in Cavan.This is a pay per view site http://ifhf.brsgenealogy.com

2 matches for the search criteria: flynn (plus variants) francis 1837-1843
Action Source Surname First Name Year County
Church Baptism Flynn Francis 1837 Co. Cavan
Church Baptism Flynn Francis 1838 Co. Cavan

Regards

Grace

Eringobragh1916

Eringobragh1916 Report 1 Jul 2010 21:20

Peter...There is only 1 Philip Flynn listed on the Griffiths Valuation of the Co Cavan...May be a possibility...
The following details are as in the 1800s

Flynn Philip. Kill .Crosserlough

Kill is a Townland approx 486 Acres in the Civil Parish of Crosserlough. Barony of Clanmahon