Person:Thomas Moroney (3)

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Thomas Moroney
b.Abt 1858 Kilmaley Parish, Co. Clare, Ireland
d.1927 Miltown Malbay, County Clare, Ireland
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  1. Thomas MoroneyAbt 1878 - 1950
  2. Mary Margaret Moroney1879 - 1942
  3. Bridget (Delia) Moroney1879 - 1938
  4. Margaret Moroney1881 - Aft 1911
  5. Anne Moroney1883 - Abt 1970
  6. Michael Moroney1886 - 1932
  7. Katherine Moroney1887 - 1906
  8. Ellen Moroney1889 - 1949
  9. Patrick Moroney1893 - 1953
  10. Elizabeth Moroney1897 - 1975
  11. Jane Moroney1900 - 1974
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Name Thomas Moroney
Gender Male
Birth? Abt 1858 Kilmaley Parish, Co. Clare, Ireland
Marriage? 16 Feb 1878 Kilfarboy Parish, Miltown Malbay, County Clare, Ireland
Marriage to Catherine Conole
Death? 1927 Miltown Malbay, County Clare, Ireland

The Clare Journal And ENNIS ADERTISER ENNIS, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1888

THE PROSECUTIONS AT MILTOWN MALBY.

At Miltown Malbay on Thursday twenty six respected publicans and others were prosecuted for conspiracy not to supply goods to the police on the 4th. Inst. On the bench were Mr. Cecil Roche, RM; Mister Mercer RM; Colonel Turner, Captain Walsh, and Colonel Evanston. The defendants’ names are – John Clancy, Patrick Bourke, Thomas O’Brien, Daniel McMahon, Michael McDonagh, Patrick Murphy, Thos Moroney, John Sexton, Michael Tobin, Patrick McMahon, Jas Meade, Michael Vaughan, Michael Bourke, Andrew Clancy, John Lynch, John O’Brien, George McDonagh, Thomas Darcy, Edmond Roche, Jas Donnellan, Thady Donnellan, Patrick Kelly, Thos Crehan, W. Honan, Michael O’Loughlin, and Margaret Murtagh.


The Clare Journal And ENNIS ADERTISER ENNIS, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1888

The Miltown Malbay Prisoners – Extraordinary Demonstration – An extraordinary demonstration on behalf of the eleven prisoners sentenced to a month’s imprisonment under the Coercion Act tool place at Miltown Malbay on Wednesday. Two hundred and sixty carts of turf and a similar number of cart loads of potatoes were sent to the families of the prisoners from the surrounding parishes. The procession was headed by bands and banners. Five or six thousand persons gathered to give assistance and 100 tons of potatoes were pitted. When the bands were passing through the square afterwards, the police were ordered to draw their batons and the head constable called on the crowd to disperse. Through the influence of the Catholic clergyman the people dispersed quietly.


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  1.   Ancestry Family Trees. (Online publication - Provo, UT, USA: The Generations Network. Original data: Family Tree files submitted by Ancestry members.)
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