Anyone ever heard the name Dockery in Co, Roscommon

[Myra]

Anyone out there ever heard the name Dockery in Co. Roscommon maybe in the Fairymount - Castlerea area
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[efinn]

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: Anyone out there ever heard the name Dockery in<br>: Co. Roscommon maybe in the Fairymount - Castlerea<br>: area<br><b><br>Hi Myra,<br>You mentioned Fairymount which happens to be in<br>the Civil Parish of Tibohine. As it turns out, <br>the Civil Parish of Tibohine has been completely<br>entered in our Leitrim-Roscommon Griffiths data<br>base.<p>I just did a search of the surname Dockery, and<br>I see that 3 unique names come up for the Civil<br>Parish of Tibohine. There are many others in<br>other Parishes as well, but just wanted to make<br>sure you were aware that the Griffiths data base<br>is complete for that area and may be of some use<br>to you.<p>Additionally, I maintain a listing of all my GRO<br>records that I have on file, and I see that there<br>is one Dockery listed in my GRO births. You can<br>view these records at the following URL:<br> <a href="/~efinn/gene/GRO_B.html">http://www.thecore.com/~efinn/gene/GRO_ ... a><br>Good luck with your research.<p>Ed Finn<br>efinn@thecore.com<br>ICQ# 7780675<br></b><p>

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[Mary Lee Dunn]

: Anyone out there ever heard the name Dockery in Co. Roscommon maybe in the Fairymount - Castlerea area<p>Myra,<br> There were Dockerys in Legan, Kilglass Parish, in the early 1800s. James Dockery emigrated from there to the US, arriving in New York June 3, 1845. He was born Feb. 1814. He lived for a time in Burrillville and then in Brooklyn in eastern Connecticut. He married Mary Foley who came from Killegan in Kilglass. I believe he was related, perhaps a cousin, to my Riley ancestors.<br> I also have information from the National Archives on a Peter Dockray of Glocester, RI. He was born in Roscommon on June 25, 1821. He arrived in the US on Oct. 27, 1848, and was naturalized in Providence in 1862. <br> The Burrillville vital records give evidence of one or two other Dockery families there in the mid or late 1800s.<br> Please contact me if you want to discuss further. Good luck.<p>

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[Dockery]

: Anyone out there ever heard the name Dockery in Co. Roscommon maybe in the Fairymount - Castlerea area<br>Met neighbors Jimmy Dockery next to my cousins the Feeleys in Mantua outside Elphin in Co Roscommon. Their post office is in Castlrea. Hope this helps.<br>

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[Myra]

<br>: : Anyone out there ever heard the name Dockery in Co. Roscommon maybe in the Fairymount - Castlerea area<p>: Myra,<br>: There were Dockerys in Legan, Kilglass Parish, in the early 1800s. James Dockery emigrated from there to the US, arriving in New York June 3, 1845. He was born Feb. 1814. He lived for a time in Burrillville and then in Brooklyn in eastern Connecticut. He married Mary Foley who came from Killegan in Kilglass. I believe he was related, perhaps a cousin, to my Riley ancestors.<br>: I also have information from the National Archives on a Peter Dockray of Glocester, RI. He was born in Roscommon on June 25, 1821. He arrived in the US on Oct. 27, 1848, and was naturalized in Providence in 1862. <br>: The Burrillville vital records give evidence of one or two other Dockery families there in the mid or late 1800s.<br>: Please contact me if you want to discuss further. Good luck.<p>: <p>
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[Brian Finneran]

: Anyone out there ever heard the name Dockery in Co. Roscommon maybe in the Fairymount - Castlerea area<p>Hello,<br>My name is Brian Finneran and i live in Fairymount, which is 5 miles from Castlerea. I know of a Dockery Family who have an address at: Leitrim, Fairymount, Castlerea, Co. Roscommon<br>You should address any mail to Anthony Dockery.<br>Good Luck with your search.<br>Slan, Brian

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[Brian Finneran]

: : Anyone out there ever heard the name Dockery in Co. Roscommon maybe in the Fairymount - Castlerea area<p>: Hello,<br>: My name is Brian Finneran and i live in Fairymount, which is 5 miles from Castlerea. I know of a Dockery Family who have an address at: Leitrim, Fairymount, Castlerea, Co. Roscommon<br>: You should address any mail to Anthony Dockery.<br>: Good Luck with your search.<br>: Slan, Brian<p>Brian,<br>My name is also Brian Finneran.<br>I live in Raleigh, North Carolina.<br>I too have been looking for my roots.<br>My family always thought that it originated<br>in Athlone, but everything I read on this<br>bulletin board seems to indicate the Finneran<br>name comes from Roscommon. I realize that<br>Athlone is right on the line between Roscommon<br>and Westmeath. How close is that to Castlerea?<br>My great-grandfather was James Finneran, married<br>Bridget Mullen (or Mullins - not sure). I suspect<br>he was born around 1865. They emigrated to Boston<br>I would guess around the mid 1880's. They had<br>two children, Thomas (my grandfather) and Molly.<br>I'm planning a trip to Ireland in October. Any<br>suggestions as to where to begin looking?<br>Thanks,<br>Brian

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