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Ellen Feehan and Thomas Collins were married on November 23, 1827 in Oughaval, Mayo, IrelandG, Church Marriage Record
Date of Marriage:23-Nov-1827
Parish / District:Oughaval RC parishCounty:Co. Mayo
HusbandWife
Name:ThomasCollinsEllenFeehan
Address:
Denomination:Roman CatholicRoman Catholic
Occupation:
Age:
Status:
Husband's FatherWife's Father
Name:Not RecordedCollinsNot RecordedFeehan
Address:
Denomination:
Occupation:
Husband's MotherWife's Mother
Name:
Address:
Denomination:
Occupation:
Witness 1Witness 2
Name:HughFilbinHonorGavan
Address:
Notes:
(E). 1/5/0.
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Bridget Collins was born on June 25, 1835 in Aghagower. Mayo, IrelandG.

Church Baptism Record
Name:Bridget CollinsDate of Birth:
Date of Baptism:25-Jun-1835
Address:DerenkeeParish/District:Aghagower RC parish
Gender:FemaleCountyCo. Mayo
Denomination:Roman Catholic
Father:Austin CollinsMother:Mary Collins
Occupation:
Sponsor 1 /
Informant 1:Timothy Duffy
Sponsor 2 /
Informant 2:Mary Kindrigan
Notes:
(E) 2/6
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Elinor Collins and Samuel Finn were married on April 8, 1828 in Oughaval, Mayo, IrelandG, Church Marriage Record
Date of Marriage:08-Apr-1828
Parish / District:Oughaval CofI parishCounty:Co. Mayo
HusbandWife
Name:SamuelFlinnElleanorCollins
Address:
Denomination:Church Of IrelandChurch Of Ireland
Occupation:
Age:
Status:Spinster (Previously unmarried)
Husband's FatherWife's Father
Name:FlinnCollins
Address:
Denomination:
Occupation:
Husband's MotherWife's Mother
Name:
Address:
Denomination:
Occupation:
Witness 1Witness 2
Name:CharlesMahonGuyMahon
Address:
Notes:
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Samuel Finn and Elinor Collins were married on April 8, 1828 in Oughaval, Mayo, IrelandG, Church Marriage Record
Date of Marriage:08-Apr-1828
Parish / District:Oughaval CofI parishCounty:Co. Mayo
HusbandWife
Name:SamuelFlinnElleanorCollins
Address:
Denomination:Church Of IrelandChurch Of Ireland
Occupation:
Age:
Status:Spinster (Previously unmarried)
Husband's FatherWife's Father
Name:FlinnCollins
Address:
Denomination:
Occupation:
Husband's MotherWife's Mother
Name:
Address:
Denomination:
Occupation:
Witness 1Witness 2
Name:CharlesMahonGuyMahon
Address:
Notes:
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John Collins and Bridget Gerraty were married on February 18, 1828 in Oughaval, Mayo, IrelandG, Church Marriage Record
Date of Marriage:18-Feb-1828
Parish / District:Oughaval RC parishCounty:Co. Mayo
HusbandWife
Name:JohnCollinsBridgetGerraty
Address:
Denomination:Roman CatholicRoman Catholic
Occupation:
Age:
Status:
Husband's FatherWife's Father
Name:Not RecordedCollinsNot RecordedGerraty
Address:
Denomination:
Occupation:
Husband's MotherWife's Mother
Name:
Address:
Denomination:
Occupation:
Witness 1Witness 2
Name:JohnKearnsMargaretGerraty
Address:
Notes:
(E).
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Bridget Gerraty and John Collins were married on February 18, 1828 in Oughaval, Mayo, IrelandG, Church Marriage Record
Date of Marriage:18-Feb-1828
Parish / District:Oughaval RC parishCounty:Co. Mayo
HusbandWife
Name:JohnCollinsBridgetGerraty
Address:
Denomination:Roman CatholicRoman Catholic
Occupation:
Age:
Status:
Husband's FatherWife's Father
Name:Not RecordedCollinsNot RecordedGerraty
Address:
Denomination:
Occupation:
Husband's MotherWife's Mother
Name:
Address:
Denomination:
Occupation:
Witness 1Witness 2
Name:JohnKearnsMargaretGerraty
Address:
Notes:
(E).
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Susanna Collins and William Purvis were married on November 12, 1828 in Oughaval, Mayo, IrelandG, Church Marriage Record
Date of Marriage:12-Nov-1828
Parish / District:Oughaval RC parishCounty:Co. Mayo
HusbandWife
Name:WilliamPurvisSusannaCollins
Address:
Denomination:Roman CatholicRoman Catholic
Occupation:
Age:
Status:
Husband's FatherWife's Father
Name:Not RecordedPurvisNot RecordedCollins
Address:
Denomination:
Occupation:
Husband's MotherWife's Mother
Name:
Address:
Denomination:
Occupation:
Witness 1Witness 2
Name:RobertTooleAnneCollins
Address:
Notes:
1/2/6.
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William Purvis and Susanna Collins were married on November 12, 1828 in Oughaval, Mayo, IrelandG, Church Marriage Record
Date of Marriage:12-Nov-1828
Parish / District:Oughaval RC parishCounty:Co. Mayo
HusbandWife
Name:WilliamPurvisSusannaCollins
Address:
Denomination:Roman CatholicRoman Catholic
Occupation:
Age:
Status:
Husband's FatherWife's Father
Name:Not RecordedPurvisNot RecordedCollins
Address:
Denomination:
Occupation:
Husband's MotherWife's Mother
Name:
Address:
Denomination:
Occupation:
Witness 1Witness 2
Name:RobertTooleAnneCollins
Address:
Notes:
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Peter a theory Collins was born in 1750 in IrelandG. He was married.

FTDNA Big-Y matching between 2 Collins surnamed families demonstrates a familial connection with a most recent common ancestor about 1650. It will be impossible to document Irish records pre-1800 in Mayo because they simply are non-existent. Therefore, I have created a series of stand-ins, I named men who I am inventing as grandfathers in each of the two lines of Collins to be able to create a working theory of relationship. Anyone with "a theory" in their name is made up. Yes, real people with actual names had to exist but that is lost. But I find it satisfying to use the Y-dna dates, and create a structure to see relationships as if we did know these people.

It does show that the relationships between the Islandeady and Shanvallycahill lines is distant and outside the range of autosomal dna. And with poor records, we will only have this hypothetical. But if you take it as it is, it provides some structure to evaluate relationships.

Anthony a theory Collins was born in 1725 in IrelandG. He was married.

FTDNA Big-Y matching between 2 Collins surnamed families demonstrates a familial connection with a most recent common ancestor about 1650. It will be impossible to document Irish records pre-1800 in Mayo because they simply are non-existent. Therefore, I have created a series of stand-ins, I named men who I am inventing as grandfathers in each of the two lines of Collins to be able to create a working theory of relationship. Anyone with "a theory" in their name is made up. Yes, real people with actual names had to exist but that is lost. But I find it satisfying to use the Y-dna dates, and create a structure to see relationships as if we did know these people.

It does show that the relationships between the Islandeady and Shanvallycahill lines is distant and outside the range of autosomal dna. And with poor records, we will only have this hypothetical. But if you take it as it is, it provides some structure to evaluate relationships.

Richard a theory Collins was born in 1700 in IrelandG. He was married.

FTDNA Big-Y matching between 2 Collins surnamed families demonstrates a familial connection with a most recent common ancestor about 1650. It will be impossible to document Irish records pre-1800 in Mayo because they simply are non-existent. Therefore, I have created a series of stand-ins, I named men who I am inventing as grandfathers in each of the two lines of Collins to be able to create a working theory of relationship. Anyone with "a theory" in their name is made up. Yes, real people with actual names had to exist but that is lost. But I find it satisfying to use the Y-dna dates, and create a structure to see relationships as if we did know these people.

It does show that the relationships between the Islandeady and Shanvallycahill lines is distant and outside the range of autosomal dna. And with poor records, we will only have this hypothetical. But if you take it as it is, it provides some structure to evaluate relationships.

James a theory Collins was born in 1675 in IrelandG. He was married.

FTDNA Big-Y matching between 2 Collins surnamed families demonstrates a familial connection with a most recent common ancestor about 1650. It will be impossible to document Irish records pre-1800 in Mayo because they simply are non-existent. Therefore, I have created a series of stand-ins, I named men who I am inventing as grandfathers in each of the two lines of Collins to be able to create a working theory of relationship. Anyone with "a theory" in their name is made up. Yes, real people with actual names had to exist but that is lost. But I find it satisfying to use the Y-dna dates, and create a structure to see relationships as if we did know these people.

It does show that the relationships between the Islandeady and Shanvallycahill lines is distant and outside the range of autosomal dna. And with poor records, we will only have this hypothetical. But if you take it as it is, it provides some structure to evaluate relationships.

Austin a theory Collins was born in 1650 in IrelandG. He and Spouse a theory were married.

FTDNA Big-Y matching between 2 Collins surnamed families demonstrates a familial connection with a most recent common ancestor about 1650. It will be impossible to document Irish records pre-1800 in Mayo because they simply are non-existent. Therefore, I have created a series of stand-ins, I named men who I am inventing as grandfathers in each of the two lines of Collins to be able to create a working theory of relationship. Anyone with "a theory" in their name is made up. Yes, real people with actual names had to exist but that is lost. But I find it satisfying to use the Y-dna dates, and create a structure to see relationships as if we did know these people.

It does show that the relationships between the Islandeady and Shanvallycahill lines is distant and outside the range of autosomal dna. And with poor records, we will only have this hypothetical. But if you take it as it is, it provides some structure to evaluate relationships.

John a theory Collins was born in 1775 in Mayo, IrelandG. He and Coyne were married.

FTDNA Big-Y matching between 2 Collins surnamed families demonstrates a familial connection with a most recent common ancestor about 1650. It will be impossible to document Irish records pre-1800 in Mayo because they simply are non-existent. Therefore, I have created a series of stand-ins, I named men who I am inventing as grandfathers in each of the two lines of Collins to be able to create a working theory of relationship. Anyone with "a theory" in their name is made up. Yes, real people with actual names had to exist but that is lost. But I find it satisfying to use the Y-dna dates, and create a structure to see relationships as if we did know these people.

It does show that the relationships between the Islandeady and Shanvallycahill lines is distant and outside the range of autosomal dna. And with poor records, we will only have this hypothetical. But if you take it as it is, it provides some structure to evaluate relationships.

Philip a theory Collins was born in 1750 in IrelandG. He was married.

FTDNA Big-Y matching between 2 Collins surnamed families demonstrates a familial connection with a most recent common ancestor about 1650. It will be impossible to document Irish records pre-1800 in Mayo because they simply are non-existent. Therefore, I have created a series of stand-ins, I named men who I am inventing as grandfathers in each of the two lines of Collins to be able to create a working theory of relationship. Anyone with "a theory" in their name is made up. Yes, real people with actual names had to exist but that is lost. But I find it satisfying to use the Y-dna dates, and create a structure to see relationships as if we did know these people.

It does show that the relationships between the Islandeady and Shanvallycahill lines is distant and outside the range of autosomal dna. And with poor records, we will only have this hypothetical. But if you take it as it is, it provides some structure to evaluate relationships.

Matthew a theory Collins was born in 1725 in IrelandG. He was married.

FTDNA Big-Y matching between 2 Collins surnamed families demonstrates a familial connection with a most recent common ancestor about 1650. It will be impossible to document Irish records pre-1800 in Mayo because they simply are non-existent. Therefore, I have created a series of stand-ins, I named men who I am inventing as grandfathers in each of the two lines of Collins to be able to create a working theory of relationship. Anyone with "a theory" in their name is made up. Yes, real people with actual names had to exist but that is lost. But I find it satisfying to use the Y-dna dates, and create a structure to see relationships as if we did know these people.

It does show that the relationships between the Islandeady and Shanvallycahill lines is distant and outside the range of autosomal dna. And with poor records, we will only have this hypothetical. But if you take it as it is, it provides some structure to evaluate relationships.

Thomas a theory Collins was born in 1700 in IrelandG. He was married.

FTDNA Big-Y matching between 2 Collins surnamed families demonstrates a familial connection with a most recent common ancestor about 1650. It will be impossible to document Irish records pre-1800 in Mayo because they simply are non-existent. Therefore, I have created a series of stand-ins, I named men who I am inventing as grandfathers in each of the two lines of Collins to be able to create a working theory of relationship. Anyone with "a theory" in their name is made up. Yes, real people with actual names had to exist but that is lost. But I find it satisfying to use the Y-dna dates, and create a structure to see relationships as if we did know these people.

It does show that the relationships between the Islandeady and Shanvallycahill lines is distant and outside the range of autosomal dna. And with poor records, we will only have this hypothetical. But if you take it as it is, it provides some structure to evaluate relationships.

Patrick a theory Collins was born in 1675 in IrelandG. He was married.

FTDNA Big-Y matching between 2 Collins surnamed families demonstrates a familial connection with a most recent common ancestor about 1650. It will be impossible to document Irish records pre-1800 in Mayo because they simply are non-existent. Therefore, I have created a series of stand-ins, I named men who I am inventing as grandfathers in each of the two lines of Collins to be able to create a working theory of relationship. Anyone with "a theory" in their name is made up. Yes, real people with actual names had to exist but that is lost. But I find it satisfying to use the Y-dna dates, and create a structure to see relationships as if we did know these people.

It does show that the relationships between the Islandeady and Shanvallycahill lines is distant and outside the range of autosomal dna. And with poor records, we will only have this hypothetical. But if you take it as it is, it provides some structure to evaluate relationships.

Spouse a theory was born in 1650 in IrelandG. She and Austin a theory Collins were married.

Frances Collins was born in Aghagower. Mayo, IrelandG. She and William Smyth were married on March 27, 1835 in Aghagower. Mayo, IrelandG, Church Marriage Record
Date of Marriage:27-Mar-1835
Parish / District:Aghagower CofI parishCounty:Co. Mayo
HusbandWife
Name:WilliamSmythFrancesCollins
Address:Tourbuck, AghagowerAyle, Aghagower
Denomination:Church Of IrelandChurch Of Ireland
Occupation:
Age:
Status:
Husband's FatherWife's Father
Name:SmythCollins
Address:
Denomination:
Occupation:
Husband's MotherWife's Mother
Name:
Address:
Denomination:
Occupation:
Witness 1Witness 2
Name:JohnSmythJamesSmyth
Address:
Notes:
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William Smyth was born in Aghagower. Mayo, IrelandG. He and Frances Collins were married on March 27, 1835 in Aghagower. Mayo, IrelandG, Church Marriage Record
Date of Marriage:27-Mar-1835
Parish / District:Aghagower CofI parishCounty:Co. Mayo
HusbandWife
Name:WilliamSmythFrancesCollins
Address:Tourbuck, AghagowerAyle, Aghagower
Denomination:Church Of IrelandChurch Of Ireland
Occupation:
Age:
Status:
Husband's FatherWife's Father
Name:SmythCollins
Address:
Denomination:
Occupation:
Husband's MotherWife's Mother
Name:
Address:
Denomination:
Occupation:
Witness 1Witness 2
Name:JohnSmythJamesSmyth
Address:
Notes:
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Bridget Collins was born in Islandeady, Mayo, IrelandG. She and Michael Cawley were married on February 29, 1864 in Islandeady, Mayo, IrelandG, Civil Marriage Record
Date of Marriage:29-Feb-1864
Parish / District:Islandeady districtCounty:Co. Mayo
HusbandWife
Name:MichaelCawleyBridgetCollins
Address:DerricooraneLetter
Denomination:Civil ParishCivil Parish
Occupation:FARMER
Age:Full Age (Over 21)
Status:Bachelor (Previously unmarried)Spinster (Previously unmarried)
Husband's FatherWife's Father
Name:RogerCawleyRichardCollins
Address:
Denomination:
Occupation:FARMERFARMER
Husband's MotherWife's Mother
Name:
Address:
Denomination:
Occupation:
Witness 1Witness 2
Name:MartinCawleyAliceWard
Address:
Notes:
ISLANDEADY CHAPEL
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Michael Cawley and Bridget Collins were married on February 29, 1864 in Islandeady, Mayo, IrelandG, Civil Marriage Record
Date of Marriage:29-Feb-1864
Parish / District:Islandeady districtCounty:Co. Mayo
HusbandWife
Name:MichaelCawleyBridgetCollins
Address:DerricooraneLetter
Denomination:Civil ParishCivil Parish
Occupation:FARMER
Age:Full Age (Over 21)
Status:Bachelor (Previously unmarried)Spinster (Previously unmarried)
Husband's FatherWife's Father
Name:RogerCawleyRichardCollins
Address:
Denomination:
Occupation:FARMERFARMER
Husband's MotherWife's Mother
Name:
Address:
Denomination:
Occupation:
Witness 1Witness 2
Name:MartinCawleyAliceWard
Address:
Notes:
ISLANDEADY CHAPEL
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Richard Collins was born in Islandeady, Mayo, IrelandG. He was married.

Roger Cawley was married.