Carberry - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: CARBERRY FAMILY TREE

Phil_Drew — 2013-05-07 05:08:35Z

My wife is a descendant of James Crowe of Gobarralong, a family whose history is related by Angela Young in Ripe for harvest, self-published in 1980. I am interested in whether any further information has been developed since then by family members. The first Crowe's arrived in NSW as free settlers in 1813 and settled in Appin and then Gobarralong.

I note that Helen Carberry, Nicholas Carberry, Jerome Carberry of Gobarralong, Mrs Stan Carberry, J. Michael Carberry are mentioned by Angela in her publication. I notice also there was quite a close relationship between the two families.

I wonder whether you are able to add any information.

Phil Drew (my wife is the grand-daughter of Walter James Crowe, son of Thomas Andrew crowe whose father was James of Gobarralong).

7 or 9 Carberry Brothers from Co. Armagh to USA (NY/MA/elsewhere?)

LadyAlaise — 2012-10-31 00:19:11Z

Looking for info on 7 or 9 brothers who were born in Co. Armagh, Ireland, and emigrated to US at close but various times. I don't know of any sisters but I have names for at least three of the brothers;

1. John Carberry/*variant spelling?* Born in Co. Armagh, Northern Ireland- settled in Syracuse, NY?

1. James Carberry/*variant spelling?* Born in Co. Armagh, Northern Ireland, - settled in Syracuse, NY?

1. Other brothers believed to have gone to NY State and else where.

1. Joseph A. Carberry (variant spellings on his documents are: Cabary/Cabrey/Cabery) born Dec. 20, 1865 in Co. Armagh. Married in 1884 Mary A. Nicholson. Have arrival years of 1884 (per several Census's) and June 13 1885 on the Prussian into Boston, MA (name down as Joseph Carbary, age 20) He settled in Cambridge, MA and had his children there.
Variant spellings and pronouncations:
CABARY ("Kah-Bury")
CABREY ("Kay-Bree")
CABERY ("Kayh-Bry")
CARBERY/CARBREY
*Influenced by generations of Boston accents*

Joseph A Carberry and Mary A. Nicholson had:

2. Rose A. (Carberry/Cabrey) + Francis A. O'Leary

2. John Augustine Carberry

2. James A. Carberry + Alice M. Ryan

2. Mary Ann Bernardine (b.1892-1988) (Carberry/Cabrey) + Samuel Nathaniel Higgins. Married 1911.

Mary and Samuel had:

3. Joseph Fredrick Higgins (1913-1942)+ Margaret Mary Wilson

3. Phylis Higgins

3. Marguerite Higgins

3. John Higgins

3. James "Jimmy" Higgins

Joseph F. Higgins and Margaret Mary Wilson had:

4. Rev. Donald Joseph Higgins, he remembers some Joseph's brothers (or brothers kids) coming down from Syracuse, NY to be present at his Ordination in Feb. 8, 1964, in either Waltham or Welsley, MA.

4. Carol Ann (Higgins) Toupence

4. Joseph George Higgins

4. Robert Emmett Higgins

4. Margaret (Higgins) Boudreau (my mother)

I found a Marraige for my ancestor Joseph A. Carberry (also on some records as Joseph A. Cabery) born December 20, 1965 in Co. Armagh. This is the marriage info I found;

Record Type Civil Marriage
Date of Marriage 8 Jun 1884
Groom Name joseph CABERY
Bride Name mary ann NICHOLSON
Church Lurgan Roman Catholic Church
Parish Shankill
Civil District Lurgan
County Armagh

Looking for all of Joseph's siblings and thier family lines, as well as Joseph's parents and so on.
Thank you in advance for any help with this line.
Renee
LadyAlaise@gmail.com

Re: Grace and/or Virginia Carberry

bobbymcghee1 — 2012-10-01 07:10:13Z

Hello, I bought a book about a year ago, it was a Baby's record book, illustrated by Maude Humphrey, I bought it because I knew Maude Humphrey was Humphrey Bogart's mother, and I had intentions of selling it for the original artwork. I began researching the names in the book, and came across your site looking for information regarding Virginia and Grace. The book is record of Virginia's birth, it has Grace's name as her sister, Mother Emily R. Carberry, father Stephen ? can't make out the middle initial, it is so fancy, also mentions a cousin Dorothy, The book apparently was a gift for Virginia from Louis G. Sherman. Please feel free to contact me, for any additional information. Dorothy at 818 761-4778 or email Bobbymcghee1@yahoo.com. I am glad I bought the book

Re: Carbery around Carrick-On-Suir or Waterford

dancingmaples — 2012-08-22 14:17:11Z

Not sure if this is of any help:

I have a William Carbery (born abt 1813 in Carrick-on-Suir) and wife Bridget Doolan, born same place. They married around 1835, Carrick-on-Suir. I am thinking that perhaps William could be your Bridget's brother or at least a cousin? William & Bridget came over to Quebec, Canada between 1844-48. Daughters Margaret (b 1837) and Honora (b 1844) were born in Carrick-on-Suir while remaining children: Ellen (b1848); William (b1851); John (b1853); Bridget (1856) and Catherine Agnes (b1858) were all born in Quebec City.

This is a little interesting: Daughters Margaret and Bridget both married a Felix Carbray. Same man. Felix married late wife Margaret's sister, Bridget. Felix descends from a Neill John Carbray, son of Edward Carbery and Margaret O'Neill of Carrickcastle/Carrycastle, Parish of Eglish, Co. Tyrone. I descend directly from Neill John's brother, Terence. Now both Neill John and my Terence came to Quebec as well. Neill John married in Quebec as well in 1833 and his son Felix was born in Quebec. Interestingly enough, we have a Carbery from Co. Tyrone marrying a Carbery from Carrick-on-Suir. Carbery is not a common Irish name so what would be the odds of Felix marrying a Carbery who was not at all related to him? This leads me to believe that perhaps the Carberys of Carrick-on-Suir were somehow related to the Carberys of Co. Tyrone. Just for your info.

Anyway, perhaps the above William was indeed related to your Bridget - another part of the puzzle perhaps.

Lynn

Milton Dean, b. abt 1830 in Indiana living with Ezra Carberry

OrygunCuzzin — 2012-07-04 03:05:36Z

In the 1860 Boon, Crawford County, Indiana census there is a Milton Dean, born about 1830 living with Ezra Carberry and his wife Elizabeth Dean Carberry. Looking for information on which Dean family that Milton and Elizabeth are from and whether or not they had a brother named John William Dean.

Re: James, Mary Mariah

OrygunCuzzin — 2012-04-27 04:29:02Z

I, too, am looking for information on John Dean and Mary Carberry. Since this is an old post, I'm hoping that you have gained some information and can help me out. Thank you.

Re: Grace and/or Virginia Carberry

bobbymcghee1 — 2012-04-21 22:28:34Z

Hi, I purchase a birth record book, because it was illusytrated by Humphrey Bogart's mother, Maude Humphrey, The record is the birth of their daughter , Virginia born on July 02, 1911 mother Emily R. Carberry, father Stephen F. Carbrerry, also refers to another daughter, Virginia's sister, Grace Carberry, Please feel free to email me for further information. Bobbymcghee1@yahoo.com...Dorothy

Carberry Dover New Hampshire

aesmyth1 — 2012-04-21 09:16:06Z

Does anyone have links to Patrick , Bridget, John, or Elizabeth males are Carberry/females wives
Buried in Catholic cemetery Dover, New Hampshire
Emigrated from Armagh in approximately 1850

Re: Carberrys' related to Sir J.E.D Carberry & son H.D Carberry

caitlin_szymberski — 2012-02-03 22:05:40Z

Hi,

I am law student from McGill University in Montreal, Canada. I am conducting research on the first black students at McGill's Faculty of Law and I believe that John Edward Doston Carberry (later Sir) may have been the Faculty of Law's first graduate (Class of 1923). I know that he was born in Grenada in 1893 but then immigrated to Jamaica sometime after completing his legal studies in Canada. He was married to a certain Georgina (maiden name unknown) and had a son, named Hugh Doston Carberry (born July 12, 1921 - Died June 28, 1989) who also became a judge at Jamaica's Court of Appeal.

I would like to find out Sir John Edward Doston Carberry's date of death and anything else that anyone may know about him. I need his date of death to have access to his student records, which legally I cannot access unless he has been deceased for 30 years. If anyone can help I would be so grateful.

Thank you

Re: Preston Carberry of Temple, TX 1927

bkcuz — 2011-11-27 21:06:54Z

This is his wife's obituary..
SAN ANGELO - Edna O. Carberry was born in 1913 in White Hall, Texas, in Bell County. Her father ran a general store with his brother and farmed in the area. Edna graduated from Mary Hardin Baylor and attended Southwest Texas State Teachers College. She was married to Preston T. Carberry in 1931 in Belton, Texas. She taught school in various locations in Texas to include Hess Community School where Preston was the principal. She was later employed by Montgomery Ward and SH Kress in San Angelo. Edna was also a private duty nurse for a number of years until her retirement. During her long life she enjoyed raising her children and attending Harris Avenue Baptist Church. She was an avid domino bingo and checker player. She also volunteered for many senior citizen service programs to include Meals on Wheels and Triple L. A resident of San Angelo for over 50 years, she relocated to St. Cloud, Florida, in 2002 to be close to her daughter. Edna passed away on Monday, Dec. 8, 2008. Edna was preceded in death by her parents, Robert L, Daniel and Edna Frances McKamie Daniel; her husband, Preston T. Carberry; and her brother, Richard Daniel, of Moody, Texas. She is survived by her daughter and son-in-law, Jean A. and William D. Bailey, of Kissimmee, Fla.; her son and daughter-in-law, Robert P. and Young E. Carberry, of Dallas, Texas; her three granddaughters, Kathleen E. Carberry-Johnson, of Houston, Texas, Dr. Cassandra L. Carberry of New York, N.Y. and Lori Bailey-Storrs, of Indianapolis, Ind.; and one great-granddaughter, Elizabeth Bailey Storrs. Pallbearers for the service will be Larry Johnson, Harold Leigh, Raymond Meacham, Mark Matthews, Brent Matthews and Michael Johnson. The family will receive friends from 5 p.m. - 7 p.m. Friday, Dec. 12, at Johnson's Funeral Home. The funeral service will be at 10 a.m. Saturday, Dec. 13, in Johnson's Funeral Home Chapel with the Rev. J. Earl Dunn officiating. Interment will follow at Fairmount Cemetery. Memorials may be made to Vitas Hospice, 100 South Biscayne Blvd., 15th Floor, Miami, Florida, 33131.

Re: Preston Carberry of Temple, TX 1927

tootin144 — 2011-11-26 18:42:54Z

Is the picture online? We'd love to see it.
drryan@bellsouth.net

Preston Carberry of Temple, TX 1927

drbrownlee — 2011-11-26 03:43:00Z

Preston is pictured in the 1927 Cotton Blossom, yearbook of Temple High School in Temple, Texas, and is a senior. I'm not kin but thought this might help someone researching the family.

Re: Carberrys' related to Sir J.E.D Carberry & son H.D Carberry

macarberry — 2011-09-24 06:37:24Z

hi ade this is marva carberry from ny

Re: Carberrys' related to Sir J.E.D Carberry & son H.D Carberry

macarberry — 2011-09-24 06:34:07Z

hi im marva carberry my email is carberryma@gmail.com

Re: Agnes Ann Carberry of Junee/Temora N.S.W.

DiannaCharles57 — 2011-08-17 22:02:42Z

Hi Susan Many thanks for your reply, i'm determined to get to the bottom of this one anyway I've been finding out some things on this Susannah Roberts who I think maybe our ancestor. If you find anything or can put me in touch with any other researchers I would be grateful but I think you and I are the only ones doing our line ie Rosannah and Joseph. I was wondering would you be so kind to send me Nanno and William Byrne marriage certificate if you get a chance. All information I find on our Williams mum I will share with you. Kind regards Dianna

Re: Agnes Ann Carberry of Junee/Temora N.S.W.

vinsue21 — 2011-08-17 08:32:05Z

Hello Dianna
Unfortunately I am unable to help you with where the date for William's birth was derived. I am quite sporadic in my efforts and most of my data is gleaned from other's research. However I will take a look through some of the paperwork I have & if I come across anything useful, I will be in touch.
All the best
Susan

Re: Agnes Ann Carberry of Junee/Temora N.S.W.

DiannaCharles57 — 2011-08-16 07:50:39Z

Hi Suzanne
I just wanted to touch base with you again as I'm now doing some research into William BYRNE who was the first husband of Nanno/Ann. Do you have any leads as to who Williams mother is at all?

What I have been told by the various researchers is that Williams father Michael was living with a Susannah ROBERTS on the 1806 Census, could she be Williams mother?? There is also an ad placed in the newspaper by
Michael Byrne stating that he would accept no more claims made on him by this Susannah Roberts. This was in the paper in Feb 1810. Also William and
Ann/Nanno's first child was Susannah wasn't she??

Do you have any idea where the date for Williams birth comes from re 4-10-1807at West Bargo I've been trying to find where this information comes from for a while now. Anyway I will leave it there and hope to hear
from you soon. Kind regards Dianna

Nanno and William BYRNE

DiannaCharles57 — 2011-08-16 07:42:55Z

Hi I'm making further enquiries into Nanno BYRNES first husband WILLIAM BYRNE who was born on 4-10-1807 in West Bargo NSW to Michael BYRNE. Nanno and William were married in 1826 in Campbelltown. There was a Susannah ROBERTS living with Michael BYRNE on the 1806 Census and I was wondering if she is accepted as being Michaels mother at all. I'm descended from William and Nanno's daughter Rosannah who married JOSEPH CARBERRY.

It may be a coincidence but Nanno/Ann and Williams first childs name is Susannah and second childs name is Michael so are they name after Williams parents?? If anyone knows where this birth date originates from or if they know who Williams mother is I would be most grateful. Kind regards Dianna

Re: 12 Children total

LadyAlaise — 2011-06-14 01:39:24Z

I corresponded with a Genealogist for County Armagh, IRE, and he was able to tell me that Joseph Carberry had 11 siblings-they apparently have the birth records for him and two of his sibs, as well as his parents and marriage record for grandparents but I cannot afford to pay for copies right now....but at least (for now) I now know there were 12 children total!

HUGH VESTY BYRNE

DiannaCharles57 — 2011-06-13 02:16:57Z

HI Everyone
I'm doing some follow up research on Hugh Vesty Byrne/Sarah Dwyer. I'm descended from their daughter Ann who was born on the Tellicherry 1805/1806. Ann married William BYRNE who I've been told was born in 1807 in West Bargo NSW and died in Campbelltown in 1838. Im trying to find more information on this William who had a twin brother Michael, these are the sons of a Michael Byrne. I do not know who the boys mother is though, I hope someone maybe able to help me with this. Any help much appreciated kind regards Dianna

Re: Carberry's of Wilmington, DE

charleshilton333 — 2011-05-25 21:24:24Z

There was a Brigadier General Thomas Carberry That served under George Washington at his death. Later Thomas Carberry and John Perry Hilton were appointed by Abe Lincoln as Justice of the Peace of Wash., DC - John Pery Hilton is the father of Carberry Summerfield Hilton - I wonder where the name Summerfield came from - often it was the maiden name of his mother or grand mother.

Re: Carberry Family- Keady, Armagh, Ireland

phughes12345 — 2011-05-15 17:56:04Z

Could this will record be a daughter or michael and Ann?? I know she died and never maried.

"Full Abstract :
Morgan Anne of Listrakelt Derrynoose Keady county Armagh spinster died 18 May 1928 Administration Belfast 4 July to James Vallely collier. Effects £17 7s. "

Re: Carberry Family- Keady, Armagh, Ireland

mmkmsm — 2011-05-15 17:18:42Z

The only one I found in Derrynoose in the Griffith Valuations was the James Carberry from Tullyhirm so chances are that one could be a decedent.

I am going to send you a message Paul as I have a lot of Hughes who witnessed events. The all seem to be from the Tullyhirm, Listrakelt, Fergort and Rowan areas which of course are all right next to each other. One lived right next to the James Carberry in question.

Re: Carberry Family- Keady, Armagh, Ireland

mmkmsm — 2011-05-15 17:14:00Z

My 2x great grandparents were Michael Morgan and Ann Branigan who appear to have been living in Listrakelt. There first child was baptized 20 Oct 1859 in Derrynoose. Sponsors are listed as James Carbera (Carberry) and Alice. Looking at the Griffith Valuation records which I believe are about 1854 there is only on James Carberry listed in Tullyhirm. No Cabera in Armagh. Interesting that right in that area are other names I have noticed on baptism records going back another generation. I just found the actually Griffith Valuation book link and it has been an eye opener to say the least.

Re: Carberry Family- Keady, Armagh, Ireland

phughes12345 — 2011-05-15 13:44:47Z

hi,

I think this is a different family of carberrys there was quite a few carberrys from derrynoose, and there i think there is some living decendants still in the area.

there is a james 'carbary' buried in keady he died on 30 june 1897 aged 30, not sure if this is your james, i think he may be a little young. and there is no sign of alice. i have also found a will for james 'carberry' from tullyhrim , derrynoose. who died on 27 orcober 1937, could he be a decendant? his eatate was left to his wife rose.!

"Full Abstract :
Carberry James of Tullyhirm county Armagh farmer died 27 October 1937 Administration Belfast 13 April to Rose Carberry the widow. Effects £2596 2s. 7d. Unadministered Grat Probate Matrumonial Ofiice (Northern Ireland) 20/8/96"

Hope this helps

Paul

Re: Carberry Family- Keady, Armagh, Ireland

jaswalcy — 2011-05-15 02:06:42Z

Interesting. Do you have any other information about the Carberry connection? We are trying to sort out relationships in the Carberry families in Keady? What was your ancestor's name?

Re: Carberry Family- Keady, Armagh, Ireland

mmkmsm — 2011-05-14 04:53:44Z

In 1859 James and Alice Carberry sponsored my 2x great grandmother's brothers baptism in Derrynoose near Keady. Not many Carberry's in that area back in the 1800's.

Re: CARBERRY

jeanfc541 — 2011-05-11 16:19:03Z

cardinal carberry was my grandfather's cousin. the family resemblane is incanny. there was also a priest in the family but his name was fr. fogarty in brooklyn my grandathers name was john b carberry. he had a brothere named bill and one named frank. his sisters were kitty,lilly and i don't remember the other. my grandfathers father was killed on the docks of new york when my grandfather was very young just because he was a "dirty irishman"

Re: Carberry IRE>MA Mary Ann (Carberry) Higgins late 1800's

LadyAlaise — 2011-04-24 23:10:06Z

Thank you Charlene :)

Re: Carberry IRE>MA Mary Ann (Carberry) Higgins late 1800's

CharleneTobinDevine — 2011-04-18 15:15:34Z

I'm not at home right now and wond't be back till May, but its not the Boston Police direct, I can't recall who it is but I will check when I get back and give you the information then. Charlene

Re: Carberry IRE>MA Mary Ann (Carberry) Higgins late 1800's

LadyAlaise — 2011-04-18 06:11:42Z

I live on the other end of the state of MA but I will see about asking the Boston PD about getting copies of his records :) Thanks:)

Re: Carberry IRE>MA Mary Ann (Carberry) Higgins late 1800's

LadyAlaise — 2011-04-18 06:11:38Z

I live on the other end of the state of MA but I will see about asking the Boston PD about getting copies of his records :) Thanks:)

Re: Carberry IRE>MA Mary Ann (Carberry) Higgins late 1800's

CharleneTobinDevine — 2011-04-17 14:12:44Z

Not sure where you are located but have you gotten in touch with the boston police and see what samuels records have in them. You can go and look at them also. My grandfather and his father were also in District 6.

Carberry IRE>MA Mary Ann (Carberry) Higgins late 1800's

LadyAlaise — 2011-03-31 15:59:23Z

I am looking for info and family lines of my great grandmother,
Mary Ann Carberry.
She was born in the late 1800's sometime after 1890. She died about 1986 or 87 at the age of 95.
She married Samuel Nathaniel Higgins and they had many children. One of whom was my Grandfather Joseph Higgins born in 1913.
Samuel was a Boston, (Distric 6) Police Officer.
Mary (I have been told by my great aunt Rosemary) was a model for Jordan Marsh & Co. in Boston MA.
I have a census with Samuel and Mary Higgins and their family on it (can't recall the exact year at the moment) and Mary's parents are listed as being born in Ireland.
This is about all we know about Mary.
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks
Renee
LadyAlaise@gmail.com

Re: Carberry Philadelphia branch. -

mombo442000 — 2011-03-19 14:28:29Z

Hi, I just came across your message and my maternal grandmother was Helen Carberry, born 1898 in Phila. Her father was Robert Jr. I have some info on them but I am not at home right now. Will be home tonight. My name is Helen Moran my e-mail is mombo442000@yahoo.com. I know Robert Carberry had a brother John and the timeline is correct. Hope you are still looking.

Re: Carberrys in India - 19th century

historyn — 2011-02-21 19:06:05Z

Hi Kim,

I agree - there is probably a connection and I'd love to figure it out. I've checked another Carbery tree belonging to "madelinetapia" on Ancestry to see if I could find anyone in her tree to match your people, but no joy. She and I exchanged info a while back, and she was able to help me with several of my women. She might be someone whom you could contact for leads, too.

I will let you know when I find something useful. By the way, if George was in an Indian jail, that would be some story!

Cheers,
Kathy

Re: Carberrys in India - 19th century

KimAndrews57 — 2011-02-15 23:49:19Z

Hi Kathy
It's entirely possible that there is some relationship - Carberry is not a very common name so I'm interested in pursuing that line of inquiry. All the details i know about her are :
Catherine Carberry, b 27 December 1844, Secumderbad, Madras, parents Edward Carberry and Maria
Married Joseph Michael Williams 7 Feb 1861, Madras
Children were Anne (b India 1862), Margaret Jane (b India 1866), Isabella (b India 1868, d 1869), Louisa catherine (b India 1870), George (b 1873, Woolwich, England), John (b 1875 India), twins Lena and Eva (b Essex 1879), Joseph M (b 1885 Lewes Sussex)

Catherine also had a brother named George, born 1853, who is recorded living with her family in the 1881 English census, and had just come out of gaol - it's not clear if this was an Indian or an English gaol.
Keep all this on file, as I will keep your information, and if we get any further links to add to the picture lets be in touch.
Regards
Kim

Re: Carberrys in India - 19th century

historyn — 2011-02-15 14:56:00Z

Hi Kim,

Is it possible that your Catherine has sisters named Esther (who married John Pope) or Mary (who became a nun)? I don't have a Catherine listed on the school roster, but I do have several Carberys/Carberrys, so I'm always interested in potential siblings. Its also possible that Edward may be the brother or father of the other Carberry girls who did attend.

I look forward to hearing your thoughts on this.
Cheers,
Kathy Wilson

Re: Carberrys in India - 19th century

KimAndrews57 — 2011-02-15 06:32:09Z

Hi historyn
I have a Catherine Carberry, born Madras about 1842 if that is of interest to you. Her parents were Edward and Maria Carberry. She married Joseph Williams, and moved to England by the 1881 census with their children. I don't know much more about her, but can give you details if you would like to know.
Regards
Kim Andrews

Re: Carberry Family- Keady, Armagh, Ireland

jaswalcy — 2011-02-07 02:08:15Z

Hello Paul,
I can help with the Carberry line that came to the US, however I don't know how they would connect to your gggrandmother Elizabeth. Felix Carberry was my husband's g grandfather he was born about 1848. Documents here list his parents as Owen and Rose Carberry. We know that the family was from Keady. Felix and Bridget were married in Ireland in 1880. They emmigrated in 1880 to Auburn NY. There are other Carberry's in the vicintiy, but I do not know the exact relationship.
From her birth date it sounds like Elizabeth could have been his sister or cousin. Do you know the name of her parents? I have done little Irish research so have no idea of his brothers and sisters.
Contact me at jaswalcy@aol.com and I can give you his information that I do have.
Sue

Re: Carberry Family- Keady, Armagh, Ireland

phughes12345 — 2011-02-06 14:42:16Z

hello,

i have relatives who were carberys, from tullyglush, keady. elizabeth carbery married (my great, great grandfather) patrick hughes, she had at least 2 sisters that i know of margaret and catherine they never married (& possibly brother called charles), elizabeth was born approx 1856, i do know some of the family emigrated to usa, but dont know where or when. i am interested in tracing this family line.

Paul

Re: William & Patrick Carberry - Leominster Mass.

tootin144 — 2011-02-05 16:59:47Z

Tonette, I'll check familysearch. Have we corresponded before? We have Carberrys. Christopher Carberry, b. Ire. (Co?) abt 1817; married Julia McDonald from Co. Kildare in New Orleans La. 1848; d. (where?) by 1871. Was briefly in an Irish Reg. formed in New Orleans in the Civil War.
A son of Ann Clark, who married Thomas Ryan (in USA or Ire) another Thomas Ryan, married Sarah Carberry, d/o Christopher.
Another, John Carbrey, native of Co. Louth, was in New Orleans same period; but don't know if they were related.

Re: William & Patrick Carberry - Leominster Mass.

Tonette — 2011-02-05 12:14:58Z

https://www.familysearch.org/
Try here I found some Birth records for my Carberry's from Caven.

Re: William & Patrick Carberry - Leominster Mass.

tootin144 — 2011-02-04 22:11:04Z

Thank you, Tonette,
I saw this some time ago; but mis-read as Armagh.
And - I did not note the url. Or how to obtain copies of docs.
Any idea?
Again, thank you so much for the help.
Doris

Carbery around Carrick-On-Suir or Waterford

michaelegan — 2011-02-04 05:06:53Z

Looking for information on Martin Rockett and Bridget Carberry married sometime probably before 1831. Their daughter was Anastasia M. Rockett born about 1831.

Anastasia M. Rockett married James Egan in 1859, listed "Ballyneale and Grangemockler, Marriage 1839-1921". Patrick Doyle and Catherine Doyle were witnesses.

"In Waterford a Catholic church was built at the request of Mrs. Doyle on land donated by her. Mrs. Doyle was of the Carbery-Rockett family." Patrick and Catherine Doyle were probably relatives of Anastasia M. Rockett.

Re: William & Patrick Carberry - Leominster Mass.

tootin144 — 2011-01-21 04:20:55Z

Has anyone come across our Christopher/Christy Carberry, b. abt. 1818 in Ire.; married Julia McDonald of Co. Kildare in New Orleans, Louisiana, in 1848?
Their children: Edward William; Mary Ann; Sarah; Joseph C;and Francis James Carberry, if the naming pattern helps.
I believe Christopher had a brother or possibly cousin, named John (b. abt 1807 - obit said in Co. Louth) died in New Orleans.
Christopher was inducted into an Irish Brigade at the start of the U.S. Civil War; but was soon mustered out.
He officially became a US citizen in 1868. Witnesses when he declared his intention to become a citizen were Thomas Nolan and Martin Cash.
Daughter Sarah married Thomas Ryan,s/o Thomas Ryan (Ire to USA) and Anne Clark (b. Co.,Cavan;died in New Orleans).

Re: William & Patrick Carberry - Leominster Mass.

Tonette — 2011-01-20 17:17:12Z

Arvagh,County Cavan, Ireland

Kevin Patrick Carberry

AlanWilloughby — 2010-11-29 17:34:38Z

I am looking for any information relating to Kevin Patrick Carberry, B. abt 1924, was in Cornwall 1953, before moving to Devon I believe,

Re: Carberrys' related to Sir J.E.D Carberry & son H.D Carberry

deephair — 2010-10-10 17:35:01Z

I should have read all the messages before replying. Ade is my older brother. :)

Dee

Re: Carberrys' related to Sir J.E.D Carberry & son H.D Carberry

deephair — 2010-10-10 17:32:53Z

Fancy meeting you here, bro!