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Breenybeg
Kealkill
Bantry
Co. Cork
Ireland
Patrick (Patsy) was a son of John Murphy, a labourer (as stated on marriage certs). It is most likely that this Patrick was a brother to Jeremiah Murphy of Inchinarihen. The second family in Inchinarihen was Daniel Murphy.
Patrick Murphy, a tradesman and resident in Inchingaerah, Bantry (at time of marriage) and Ellen Moynihan of Dromanallig, Iveleary married in Inchigeelagh, on 26 Mar 1878. The Witnesses were Michael Creedon and Patrick Moynihan. Note: the official spelling of 'Inchingaerah' is 'Inchingearagh' and this is the name of the small bridge on the West side of Kealkill Post Office. (See map below). Clearly Patrick lived close to the bridge.
Ellen was a daughter of Tim Moynihan (as stated on marriage cert)
Child from this marriage, and baptised in Bantry Parish on date shown was:-
John (Jack) (b. 17 Oct 1880). Sponsors: John Leary, Julia Murphy. Born in Breenybeg.
Second marriage:
Patrick Murphy, a widower, and Annie McCarthy married on 29 Jan 1887 in the Chapel of Killeenleigh (Caheragh). The Witnesses were John Cronin and Anne Sullivan.
Patrick was described as a shoemaker of Breenybeg, Kealkill
Annie was a daughter of John McCarthy, farmer of Glandart, Bantry (as stated on marriage cert).
Children of Patrick and Anne, baptised in Bantry Parish were:-
Michael, born 11 Aug 1888
Patrick (Paddy), born 14 May 1892
Joseph (baptised 31 Mar 1894). Sponsors: Jeremiah Murphy, Kate Sullivan
Mary, born c. 1896
Denis, born 17 Nov 1898
Julia Anne, born 4 April 1903
Patsy & Anne are buried in Kilnacamogue Cemetery, Kealkill, Bantry (grave unknown)
Census 1901:
Census 1911:
Death Notice from Irish Examiner newspaper:
"MURPHY (Bantry) - On February 12, 1940, Ann, relicy of Patrick Murphy (Bootmaker), Kealkil. R.I.P. Funeral from St. Finbarr's Church, Bantry to Kilmacomogue on to-morrow (Wednesday) at 1.30 p.m."
Rest in Peace
Kealkill
Copies of Marriages from the Marriage Register
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