Family:John Curley and Ellen Timmins (1)

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Parents: Thomas Curley and Mary Unknown
John Curley
b. Abt 1843 Kinvara, County Galway, Republic of Ireland
d. 1 Sep 1918 Dublin, County Dublin, Ireland
Parents: Michael Timmins and Anna Moore
Ellen Timmins
b. Abt 1847 County Kildare, Republic of Ireland
d. 18 Jun 1935 Dublin, County Dublin, Republic of Ireland
m. 16 Oct 1870 Dublin, County Dublin, Ireland
Facts and Events
Marriage[2] 16 Oct 1870 Dublin, County Dublin, IrelandSt. Andrew's R.C.
Children
BirthDeath
1.
Mary Ellen Curley
17 Aug 1871 Killiney, County Dublin, Republic of Ireland
11 Jul 1886 Killiney, County Dublin, Ireland
2.
Michael Joseph Curley
25 Oct 1872 Ballybrack, Dublin, Ireland
6 Apr 1931 Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States
3.
Anne Curley
28 Oct 1873 Dublin, County Dublin, Republic of Ireland
Bef 14 Nov 1878
4.
Cecilia Curley
4 Oct 1875 Dublin, County Dublin, Ireland?
23 Mar 1911 Golden Bridge, Dublin, Ireland
5.
John J. Curley
18 May 1877 Ballybrack, Dublin, Ireland
3 Jul 1948 Sligo, County Sligo, Ireland
6.
Anne Curley
14 Nov 1878 Dublin, County Dublin, Ireland
22 Jan 1937 Dublin, County Dublin, Ireland
7.
Patrick Curley
21 Feb 1880 Dublin, County Dublin, Ireland
5 Nov 1916 Dublin, County Dublin, Ireland
8.
Christina Curley
19 Dec 1881 Ballybrack, Dublin, Ireland
30 Sep 1972 Dublin, County Dublin, Ireland
9.
Thomas Curley
7 Apr 1884 Ballybrack, Dublin, Ireland
20 Jan 1934 Dublin, County Dublin, Ireland
10.
William Curley
25 Aug 1887 Ballybrack, Dublin, Ireland
England?
11.
James Curley
9 Jun 1890 Ballybrack, Dublin, Ireland
17 Dec 1891 Ballybrack, Dublin, Ireland
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In 1875 they were living in Byrne's Cottage's #4, on Wyattville Road. They were in Smith's Cottage's #4 in 1879. The occupants of the other cottages were the same, so Byrne's Cottage and Smith's Cottage are apparently the same buildings. #4 was vacant in 1870.

On 25 August 1887, when William was born, they were living in Madden's cottages, on Madden's lane between Daleview and the Wyatville Road.

In 1901, they were living at the Golden Bridge Industrial School, Dublin, where John was the gardener. In the 1901 Census, the names of sons John and William are given in an Irish form.

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References
  1.   Residents of a house 37 in St. Vincent Street (New Kilmainham, Dublin), in Census Office. Ireland Census 1911. (Dublin: National Archives of Ireland).
  2. ↑ irishgenealogy.ie.

    https://civilrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/churchrecords/images/marriage_returns/marriages_1870/11402/8186881.pdf

    Witnesses: Christopher Mooney and Bridget Mooney

  3.   Census Office. Ireland Census 1901. (National Archives of Ireland).

    Irish Census 1901
    Residents of a house 3 in Golden Bridge Industrial School (New Kilmainham, Dublin)
    All are Catholic; All can read and write
    Curley, John, Head, 51, Gardener
    Curley, Ellen, 47
    Children (all single):
    Curley, Celia, 25, dressmaker
    Curley, Annie, 21, National School Teacher
    Curley, Christina, 18, National School Teacher
    MacCurlaigh, Seaghan, 23, Low running shed clerk
    Curley, Patrick, 20, poulterer
    Curley, Thomas, 17, Locomotive cleaner
    MacCurlaigh, Uilliam, 12, Scholar

  4.   Census Office. Ireland Census 1911. (Dublin: National Archives of Ireland).

    Irish Census 1911
    Residents of a house 37 in St. Vincent Street (New Kilmainham, Dublin)
    Curley, John, 68, Head, b. Galway Co; Gardener; 11 children, seven of them living
    Curley, Ellen, 64, Wife. b. Kildare Co; Married 35 yrs; 11 children, seven of them living
    Curley, Patrick, 28, Son, b. Co Dublin; Poulterer
    Curley, Christina, 25, Daughter; b. Co Dublin; Teacher
    Curley, Thomas, 23, Son, b. Co Dublin; Crane Man
    Curley, William, 21, Son, b. Co Dublin, Carpenter
    Sheils, Shelia, 4, Grand Daughter, b. Dublin City
    Sheils, James, 3, Grand Son, b. Dublin City

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