Marianne Hurley, 1590–…?>
- Name
- Marianne /Hurley/
- Type of name
- birth name
- Given names
- Marianne
- Surname
- Hurley
Note: "Marianne, daughter of Randal Hurley of Naddinagh", wife of Callaghan MacCarthy of Inniskean.
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Birth
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Note: ESTIMATE. |
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Marriage
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Source: The MacCarthys of Munster
Citation details: p. 170 Quality of data: secondary evidence Note: Settlement made by Donal MacCarthy on his cousin Callaghan for the marriage to "Marianne, daughter of Randal Hurley of Naddinagh", confirmed by patents of 7 and 24 May 1610. |
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Marriage
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Death of a paternal grandfather
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Citation details: Inquisition no. 241, MS pp. 86-87 Quality of data: primary evidence Note: The 1631 inquisition finds he "died so seized" of the castle and lands, after which Ranell Oge, his son and heir, "of full age and married", entered. Ranell Oge took Sir James Sempill's assignment on 28 Jan 1614/15, so the father was dead by then. A phrase in the RC copy may read "twenty years now last past" (i.e. c.1611); uncertain. |
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Death of a husband
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Source: The MacCarthys of Munster
Citation details: p. 170 Quality of data: secondary evidence Note: Died shortly before 24 May 1631. |
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Death of a father
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Note: Date/place from the inquisition taken at Bandonbridge, Co. Cork, 16 Sep 1631 (no. 241), which finds that Ranell Oge Hurley - having inherited Ballinacarriga from his father Ranell Hurley senior and taken the 19 Dec 1615 patent - "died so seized". Date/place from the inquisition taken at Bandonbridge, Co. Cork, 16 Sep 1631 (no. 241), which finds that Ranell Oge Hurley - having inherited Ballinacarriga from his father Ranell Hurley senior and taken the 19 Dec 1615 patent - "died so seized". The passage naming his own heir and heir's age is defaced in the surviving manuscript copy. His exact death date is not given, only that it was before this inquisition (16 Sep 1631). |
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Death of a brother
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Citation details: pp. 87-88 Quality of data: primary evidence Note: Between making his will ("not stronge in boddie") and its probate. |
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Burial of a brother
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Citation details: p. 87 Quality of data: secondary evidence Note: Directed in his will: "the pish Church of Killmyne". Burial not otherwise recorded. |
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Note
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PARENTAGE: probable (grade B). "Naddinagh" is the Nydenagh More (Nedinagh) of Ranell Oge's 1615 fair patent and the Niddeneghmore of the 1631 inquisition, so the father is very probably Ranell Oge (or possibly Ranell senior). |
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1555–1631
Birth: estimated 1555
25
— Ballinacarriga, Ballymoney, County Cork, Ireland Death: before September 16, 1631 — Ballinacarriga, Ballymoney, County Cork, Ireland |
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| mother |
1560–…
Birth: estimated 1560
— Ballincourcey, Templequinlan, County Cork, Ireland |
| Marriage | Marriage — 1579 — Ballinacarriga, Ballymoney, County Cork, Ireland |
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12 years
herself
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-9 years
elder sister
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1580–…
Birth: estimated 1580
25
20
— Ballinacarriga, Ballymoney, County Cork, Ireland |
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1 year
elder brother
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1580–1641
Birth: estimated 1580
25
20
— County Cork, Ireland Death: between August 11, 1641 and October 12, 1641 — Ballinward, Kilmeen, County Cork, Ireland |
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3 years
elder sister
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-11 months
elder brother
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| husband |
1572–1631
Birth: about 1572
— County Cork, Ireland Death: before May 24, 1631 — County Cork, Ireland |
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| Marriage | Marriage — about 1610 — |
| Marriage | Marriage — — |
| Marriage |
Source: The MacCarthys of Munster
Citation details: p. 170 Quality of data: secondary evidence |
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Source citation
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Citation details: p. 170
Quality of data: secondary evidence |