Hurley Family Tree

Mary O'Crowley

Name
Mary /O'Crowley/
Type of name
birth name
Given names
Mary
Surname
O'Crowley
Note: Mary, daughter of Cormac O'Crowley of Carbery; wife of John, 18th Lord Kingsale.
Marriage
John de Courcy — View this family
Citation details: p. 149
Quality of data: primary evidence
Citation details: vol. VI, p. 154
Quality of data: secondary evidence
Note: "he had to wife Mary dr. of Cormock O Crulie of Carbery". Lodge makes Mary his second wife.
Marriage of a daughter
Randal Hurley — Ellen de Courcy — View this family
before July 25, 1628
Citation details: p. 149
Quality of data: primary evidence
Citation details: vol. VI, p. 154
Quality of data: secondary evidence
Note: "Elen mar: to Randall Hurley of Beallanacarigy in the County of Corke Esquire" (funeral entry of her father, John Lord Kingsale, d. 25 Jul 1628). Husband identified as the heir rather than the patentee Ranell Oge (whose wife was Catherine O'Cullane); probable, grade B.
Named in husband's funeral entry
July 25, 1628
County Cork, Ireland
Citation details: p. 149
Quality of data: primary evidence
Citation details: vol. VI, p. 154
Quality of data: secondary evidence
Note: "he had to wife Mary dr. of Cormock O Crulie of Carbery in the County of Corke Esquire". Arms: Courcy impaling O'Crowly.
Death of a husband
John de Courcy
July 25, 1628
County Cork, Ireland
Citation details: p. 149
Quality of data: primary evidence
Burial of a husband
John de Courcy
July 1628
Timoleague Abbey, Timoleague, County Cork, Ireland
Citation details: p. 149
Quality of data: primary evidence
Note: "burried in the Abbie of Timolage in the Baronie of Ibawne".
Note

Probably the source of the tradition (Collins 1951) that the builder's mother was a "Mary O'Crowley": she was grandmother, not mother, to the later Randals. Collins 1952 n. 9: "Mary, daughter to Cormac O'Crowley, was wife to John de Courcey, 18th Baron of Kinsale, and their daughter Ellen was wife to Randal Hurley the younger of Bealnacarriga Castle."
Marriage
Citation details: p. 149
Quality of data: primary evidence
Citation details: vol. VI, p. 154
Quality of data: secondary evidence
Named in husband's funeral entry
Citation details: p. 149
Quality of data: primary evidence
Citation details: vol. VI, p. 154
Quality of data: secondary evidence
Source citation
Collins, "The O'Crowleys of Coill t-Sealbhaigh," JCHAS 1952 (Randal Hurley grant/land tenure)
Citation details: p. 3 n. 9
Quality of data: secondary evidence