William Daverns burial plot, Symonds St cemetery, Auckland.
April 12, 2011
August 10, 2010
July 3, 2010
June 18, 2010
Death certificate for Elizabeth Davern
Wife of William Davern, Donohill, Ireland.
June 6, 2010
Davern Descendant.
om: Cameron Fernandez
Date: 20 April 2008 01:16
Hello Hugh
My father was Harry Fernandez. He moved to Australia just after the war and only revisited N.Z. once just before his mother died. His father was James Leonard Fernandez.
We all grew up in Wollongong NSW but thirteen years ago I moved to W.A. with my family. As my three girls have partners from W.A I doubt we will move back east.
Once I have all the correct information for my family and siblings families etc. you will be most welcome to it. I’ll let you know when I have done this.
Regards Cameron.
davern question
From: Gerry Tourot
Date: 21 March 2006 16:40
Subject: davern question
To: hugh
Hello Hugh
I don’t know if you will remember, but a few years back we corresponded briefly about "my" Davern family. (Ann Davern, daughter of Jerry and Mary Davern, was my g-g-g-grandmother – probably born circa 1830 or so).
At that time you mentioned the name of a town…something like O’Dabaughrin…since then I’ve lost my notes and I was wondering if you’d email me the name of that town.
I still haven’t found any records over here ( in the Northeast U.S.) so I think I would like to start back in trying to research them over there…
Thanks!
Gerry Tourot
March 29, 2010
29 March, 2010 18:11
Donohill Civil Parish
County Tipperary, South Riding
| Barony | Clanwilliam, Kilnamanagh Lower |
| Poor Law Union | Tipperary, Cashel |
| Catholic Diocese | Cashel & Emly |
| Catholic Parish | Annacarty & Donohill |
| DONOHILL, a parish, partly in the barony of Clanwilliam, but chiefly in that of Kilnemanagh, county of Tipperary, and province of Munster, 3� miles (N.) from Tipperary, on the new line of road to Nenagh; containing 4308 inhabitants. This parish comprises 12,812 statute acres, as applotted under the tithe act. Greenfield, the residence of Col W. Purefoy, and Philipstown, of H. B. Bradshaw, Esq., are the principal seats. A mountain stream, called the Anacarthy, runs through the parish, where is a small village of that name, in which are a constabulary police station, a chapel and a school. It is in the diocese of Cashel; the rectory is impropriate in the representatives of the Rev. R. Watts, and the vicarage forms part of the corps of the precentorship in the cathedral church of St. Patrick, Cashel. The tithes amount to �384. 12. 3�., of which �200 is payable to the impropriators and the remainder to the vicar. The R.C. parish is co-extensive with that of the Established Church; there are two chapels, one at Anacarthy, and one at Donohill. There are five schools aided by subscriptions; in which about 500 children are taught. Some slight remains of the ancient church may be seen; there is a conical hill, supposed to be a Danish rath; and on an eminence near Anacarthy is a circular tower, called Ballysheedy Castle, forming a conspicuous object from a great distance. Topographical Dictionary of Ireland by Samuel Lewis, 1837 |
| Do you have a description of this civil parish or a picture? If you send it/them, I will put it/them in this space. |
Townlands
LDS Film Numbers
| Film Title | Film number(s) |
| Tithe Applotments, 1823-38 | #256600 |
| GV Field Books, Kilnamanagh Lower Barony | #2358274 |
| GV Field Books, Clanwilliam Barony | #2358233, 2358234, 1408737, 2358232, 1408924 |
| GV Rent Books, Co. Tipperary | #2356111 |
| GV House Books, Kilnamanagh Barony | #2355934 |
| GV House Books, Clanwilliam Barony | #2355935 |
| GV Quartro Books, Co. Tipperary | #2252974 |
| Griffith’s Valuation, 1850 | #844993 |
| 1901 Ireland Census, D.E.D. 51/22-23 | #855274 |
| 1901 Ireland Census, D.E.D. 52/10-13 | #855275 |
| 1901 Ireland Census, D.E.D. 152/1, 10-30; 153/1, 13-14 | #855962 |
| 1901 Ireland Census, D.E.D., 167/1-28 | #855965 |
| 1911 Ireland Census, Clonoulty West D.E.D. 51/22-23 Townlands: Carrow, Carrowkeale | #1840011 |
| 1911 Ireland Census, Kilpatrick D.E.D. 52/1-9 Townlands: Gortard, Graffin, Mealclye, Tooreen | #1840012 |
| 1911 Ireland Census, Donohill D.E.D. 153/1, 10-30 Townlands: Gorteenduvane, Ballybrack, Ballysheeda, Cappagh, Clashnacrony, Foilmacduff, Glassdrum, Glencarbry, Glenpaudeen, Greenfield, Knockgorman, Lackenacoombe, Lackenacrenna, Leenane West, Moheragh, Newtown North, Newtown South, Rahyvira, Rossacrow, Scarrough, Shanaknock, Tinnahinchy | #1840302 |
| 1911 Ireland Census, Drumwood D.E.D. 154/1 Townland: Chadville | #1840302 |
| 1911 Ireland Census, Drumwood D.E.D. 154/13-14 Townlands: Crossayle, Philipston | #1840303 |
| 1911 Ireland Census, Kilmucklin D.E.D. 168/1-28 Townlands: Alleen (Hogan), Alleen (Ryan), Ballinvasa, Ballydonagh, Ballyneill, Ballyrickane, Ballyrobin, Cappaghrattin, Churchfield, Coolnagun, Donohill Lands, Doonoor, Garryshane, Gorteenaphooka, Gorteen North, Gorteen South, Gortnacoolagh, Gortnahahaboy, Grange, Leenane East, Lisheenaleen, Lisheendarby, Lisheenfrankagh, Lismurphy, Moandoherdagh, Moatquarter, Pallas, Shandangan | #1840343 |
| (before ordering films, check # for accuracy) |
| SURNAME | CONTACT |
| To add your surname | Email GenWeb Tipperary |
| Civil Parish Links |
| ConnorsGenealogy.net/Tipperary/DonohillGV.htm"> Giffith’s Valuation, Donohill Civil Parish, ConnorsGenealogy website |
| ConnorsGenealogy.com/tipp/DonohillSurnameIndex.htm"> Donohill Civil Parish Surname Index, ConnorsGenealogy website |
| Tithe Defaulters, Donohill Civil Parish, IGP Co. Tipperary website |
| Griffith’s Valution Index, Donohill Civil Parish, John Hayes’ website |
| Add your links, send an email describing link and don’t forget the URL |
February 2, 2010
WeRelate e-mail
Date: 4 February 2008 00:20
Subject: WeRelate e-mail
To: Kopuru <hugh>
Hi, Has taken me a couple of hours to work out this site!!!
I am Laurian Fernandez Rangiuia aged now 60 I live in Nelson
Obviously I am interested in your connectin with the Fernandez Rangiuia tree
But more curious as to the connection with the Royce and Enid Christian tree and how the two connect if they even do!!!!
My Half sister carrollyn Jackson married Bruce Christian so you can see I am interested that the two families arrive in the one tree!!!!
I have a full copy _ possibly not too current = of the Fernandez tree done by Brent Fernandez nearly 30 years ago
I look forward to hearing from you
Lauriand aka Nopera
NZGDB: re Ihapera Tewera KEREAMA (1838-1904)
Subject: NZGDB: re Ihapera Tewera KEREAMA (1838-1904)
To: hugh
Dear (Hugh Winters)
GDB reference: http://www.nzgdb.co.nz/GDB_Pages/GDB2.aspx?linkid=a3ed3a66-40ad-4da9-91a6-d2614469fb3b
Hi! I have not put my database online yet but I have some “hits” with yours regarding the Emerre’s and Fernandez’s. My son recently married Tracy née Rowling and her family tree goes back to Mavis Emerre who married Amos Rowling, her grandfather. I am interested in any further information you may have regarding the above Ihapera. Tracy knew she had a Maori ancestor but does not know any detail.
Interesting about Captain Thomas Fernandez. Attached is a few more details that must have led up to his letter.
Roger Jackson
Nelson
Davern
Subject: Davern
To: hugh
| Hi Hugh.
Please excuse my contacting you but I noticed from my frequent journeys into family history notes on the internet that you were researching the Davern family in Ireland. I also descend from a Davern family in Australia who emigrated there from Ireland in the 1860′s. While they came from a small village named Pallas Grean in Limerick it is possible that there is some relationship between your Daverns and mine. All that I know is that my patrick Davern married an Ann O’Brien in Pallas. I have no idea where he came from but cannot find any record of the name in Pallas. Could he be one of yours who has moved around and ended up there? Regards George Singleton |
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