Posted: Tue Aug 14, 2012 2:23 pm
Ed
My name is Lawrence Wynne from outside Edinburgh. I have seen posts from you on this and other geneaology web sites. I correspond with Brian Wynn from Australia about our shared heritage. He found records of my great great grandparents' marriage in Kilronan. They were Patrick Guiheen(Wynne) and Anne Gaffeny and were married in Kilronan Parish on 10.10.1841. The witnesses were Dominic Gaffeny and Margaret Ruan(?). The marriage entry also included the latin phrase 'sanguinitatis gratibus' which I have yet to get a proper translation of. I have no other information regarding the Gaffeny (not sure if correct spelling) side of my family. My great grandparents, Michael Wynne and Catherine Early (both from Kilronan) were married in Ratho, Mid Lothian (just outside Edinburgh) in 1874. I checked at Register House, Edinburgh for male and female 'Wynnes' also married around the same time and came across a Lackey Gaffeny who married an Ann Wynne also in Ratho in 5.11.1877. Lackey's parents were listed as Martin Gaffeny and Catherine Gaffeny nee Ward(?). From the 1881 census this couple had at least 3 children - Annie, Martin and John. Interestingly in the same census they had four males from the Wynnes boarding with them - Owen, Michael, Patrick and John. Apart from Owen, the other names are all names found in my family.
I hope this is of some interest to you. For my sake, I wonder if you have any information which may help me follow the Gaffeny line?
Regards
Lawrence Wynne
My name is Lawrence Wynne from outside Edinburgh. I have seen posts from you on this and other geneaology web sites. I correspond with Brian Wynn from Australia about our shared heritage. He found records of my great great grandparents' marriage in Kilronan. They were Patrick Guiheen(Wynne) and Anne Gaffeny and were married in Kilronan Parish on 10.10.1841. The witnesses were Dominic Gaffeny and Margaret Ruan(?). The marriage entry also included the latin phrase 'sanguinitatis gratibus' which I have yet to get a proper translation of. I have no other information regarding the Gaffeny (not sure if correct spelling) side of my family. My great grandparents, Michael Wynne and Catherine Early (both from Kilronan) were married in Ratho, Mid Lothian (just outside Edinburgh) in 1874. I checked at Register House, Edinburgh for male and female 'Wynnes' also married around the same time and came across a Lackey Gaffeny who married an Ann Wynne also in Ratho in 5.11.1877. Lackey's parents were listed as Martin Gaffeny and Catherine Gaffeny nee Ward(?). From the 1881 census this couple had at least 3 children - Annie, Martin and John. Interestingly in the same census they had four males from the Wynnes boarding with them - Owen, Michael, Patrick and John. Apart from Owen, the other names are all names found in my family.
I hope this is of some interest to you. For my sake, I wonder if you have any information which may help me follow the Gaffeny line?
Regards
Lawrence Wynne