(Collins), Margaret?
Birth Name | (Collins), Margaret? |
Gender | female |
Narrative
Based on the Irish naming convention, "2nd daughter was usually named after the father's mother".
Margaret is 2nd in William's family but we can't tell if there was another daughter before Margaret in Thomas' families.
Families
Family of Collins, William? and (Collins), Margaret? |
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Married | Husband | Collins, William? ( * + ... ) | ||||||||||||
Narrative |
Assuming for now that these Collins who came from Sligo, Ireland and married into the same Myers & Shafers family are related. Another Collins in the tree of "Helen Peck Huersch", who appears in photos with my grandmother, Lela Myers McRoberts, is "Robert Collins" b~1800. Lived in Lockridge, Jefferson, IA (between Bloomingdale & Des Moines, IA). Some of the same given names: Robert, William, Maria, Jane, Sarah. See in tree here - https://www.ancestry.com/family-tree/person/tree/104818087/person/410040066451/facts [After much research, appears Helen Huersch's husband worked with Jim McRoberts in the railroad office] A single marriage online for a William & Margaret: William Collins and Margaret Leihy 12 Nov 1797, Cloyne, Cork, Ireland (Catholic). Witness: John Hogue & Garret O'Brien , by Rev. Jos Clancy. The only source I have found for an origin in Sligo, Ireland is the late Janice Casselman who was told that by long time Collins researcher, the late Beatrice Collins, granddaughter of James Collins (b.1826 Sligo, Ireland). Credible family lore. How to reconcile with Eliza Collins "born in Dublin, Ireland 1823"?) Dublin may have been only the port of departure from Ireland. Daughter Agnes death cert has "County Demar, Ireland" which does not exist - could be Dromore or Doomore in Sligo. Beatrice’ father, Andrew Broder Collins, was named after the respected merchant and elected representative, Andrew Broder of Dundas. Andrew Broder’s father William came from Kilfree, Sligo, and was born in Ballymote, Sligo, which is adjacent (3 miles from) Doomore. It’s possible the families knew each other in Sligo, or at least knew each others hometowns.
John and Elizabeth Collins live in Osnabruck Twp, Stormont, Ontario, and came much earlier - before 1824 and practiced Universalism.
Related?
The 1749 Census of County Sligo, Diocese of Elphin, has a single Collins: "pg 410 Collins, Patrick" but he Catholic DNA match to Kilcullen's from Sligo. There were Kilcullen's in Dromore.
Curious Naturalization Record - https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3QSQ-G9SG-4949-K?i=230&cc=2040051&personaUrl=%2Fark%3A%2F61903%2F1%3A1%3A481H-W7ZM
Collins in Achonry: Patrick Igo married Anne Collins 7th? Jan 1835. The Christy & Robinson families in Williamsburg came from Co. Armagh, Ireland.
Both A William Collins and a Thomas Collins are in early tax records of Crumlin, Dublin, Ireland, plus one William Collins there married and had children by Jane: |
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Children |
Name | Birth Date | Death Date |
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Collins, William | 1798 | 1870-08-00 |
Collins, John | 1798 | 1883-05-10 |
Collins, Thomas | about 1804 | 1874 |
Pedigree
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