Dwyer and Laye Family Genealogy

John DWYER b. 1774 m 1806

Elizabeth DOYNE b 1785 daughter of Robert Doyne, of Wells, Wexford; ref LDS had John Dwyer, spouse, as "John Droyer" m 1806

Major Francis Doyne DWYER, .b 1809 d 1880 Hampshire; Austrian Imperial and Royal Service; b. 1809 Dublin. Trinity College: BA Vern 1828. MA Vern 1831. MB A Est 1831; Landowner in Cty Clare. in 1870 207 acres in County Claire;- res 51 Cauldwell St., Bedford, England; Owned leases of businesses in in the town of Ennis. In 1871 Census Dwyer wrote about military affairs involving Austrian or Prussian forces. During the 1850's, Dwyer served as a major in the Imperial Austrian Army,

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Maria T. - - - - - b 1821 Hungary In 1881 Census as "Maria G.T. DWYER" born in Austria. res East Woodhay, Hampshire. Occ: Deriving Income From Land And Houses In Ireland, living with daughters.

Henry John DWYER, b 1857 Italy In 1871 Census: res Bedfordshire with parents and siblings, In 1900 Census in USA Contra Costa, California- a janitor in a Saloon. Came to USA in 1884.

Anna L. DWYER, b 1843 Dublin, Ireland, In 1871 Census In 1881 Census res East Woodhay, Hampshire with mother and sisters, Occ: Deriving Income From Land And Houses In Ireland,

Marianne Armindla DWYER b. Austria 1853; In 1901 Census Newpark House In 1881 Census listed as "M.A.Armindla Dwyer" res East Woodhay, Hampshire. Occ: Deriving Income From Land And Houses In Ireland, living with mother and sisters.

Lisa DWYER, b. Austria 1861; In 1901 Census Newpark House

Elizabeth W. (or "C.") DWYER, b 1855 Austria, In 1871 Census; In 1881 Census res East Woodhay, Hampshire. Occ: Deriving Income From Land And Houses In Ireland, living with mother and sisters.

Geraldine Alice Jane DWYER, b 1849 Baden Baden; In 1871 Census In 1881 Census res- Little Bedwyn, Wiltshire. In 1901 Canadian Census living in Wellington, ONT with dau husband- The Dodds.

Alfred LACE b ab 1851 Morton In Craven, Yorkshire, England; eight son of F. J. Lace, Esq., J.P., Stone Gappa, Yorkshire, m July 28 1874 St. Mary's Church, Bedford, by the Rev. J. W. Lace, Vicar of Pill, Somerset, assisted by the Rev. Charles Brereton, Rector of the Parish, Agric Engineer In 1881 Census res- Little Bedwyn, Wiltshire. In 1901 Canadian Census living in Wellington, ONT with dau husband- The Dodds.

Algernon Francis Doyne LACE b 5 Mar 1878 Chisbury Little Bedwyn, Wiltshire, England; In 1881 Census res- Little Bedwyn, Wiltshire.Crossed from Canada into Buffalo, NY on 7 Mar 1947;

Marion Edith Leonard - -m 14 Jul 1910 Lennox and Addington, Ontario - Crossed from Canada into Buffalo, NY on 7 Mar 1947; Parents: Father Raymond Alonge Leonard Mother Francis Clapp Leonard.

F.B. LACE b res Toronto, Canada

Geraldine M. D. LACE b 1878 Cold Ash Newbury, Berkshire, England; In 1881 Census res- Little Bedwyn, Wiltshire. note- A cousin Mary E. Lace, dau of Thomas and Margaret Lace m same location 1896 to Robert Alex McGregor. . In 1901 Canadian Census living in Wellington, ONT with parents.

George L. Ashley DODD b 1877 London, m 10 Jan 1901 Wellington, ONT. Son of George Ashley Dodd and Mary A Edwards Dodd. In 1901 Canadian Census living in Wellington, ONT with in-laws.

Philip Wawn LACE b 1877 Newbury, Berkshire, England; In 1881 Census res- Little Bedwyn, Wiltshire.

Caroline Julia (Putina) DWYER, b Bavaria. 1861 of Newpark, Ennis, youngest daughter In 1881 Census res East Woodhay, Hampshire. Occ: Deriving Income From Land And Houses In Ireland, living with mother and sisters.

Major Frederick. G. Cullinan of Brookville, Ennis, m August 3 1893 at Ennis Church, by the Rev. J. H. Griffith, D.D., Hon Major Clare Militia. served during the Boer War at Ennis, Co. Clare. He became deputy Sheriff of County Clare and served for 35 years, through the Civil War and the Irish Rebellion of 1916. he married twice, first to Julia O'Dwyer, then to Frances Brady-Browne. ...... from the first marriage there was one child, William (Guillermo) Cullinan, who was born in 1897 and died in 1978 in Buenos Aires, Argentina. He was a writer and married an Argentinean lady.

Son DWYER, b November 30 1896. d Nov 30, 1896

"Jack" Cullinan b

William Cullinan b 1897 D in 1978 Buenos Aires, Argentina, a writer

Unknown (Argentine national)

Jorge Federico Cullinan b 1936 d 1988

Unknown

	Gustavo Cullinan b
	Pablo Cullinan b

Rev Philip Anthony DWYER A.B. M.A. Youngest son. b.2 Aug 1822 in Dublin, Ireland. d 1905, BA Vern 1844. MA Est 1883. 1891 Census Cannon, Vicar and Prebendary of Tulla, vicar of Drumcliffe and Canon of Dysert in the dioc. of Killalo (Ms of letter at BL, London: Dwyer (George). English chaplain at Karlsruhe. Letter to Sir R. Peel 1844. Add. 40541 f. 442). Literate in five languages: English, Latin, Greek, Hebrew and Irish. Visited British Columbia Canada with some family members. For a complete biography of the canon, see: http://www.nmacmillan.com/canondwyer/canon-dwyer.htm Above photo from Canon Philip Dwyer website. in 1901 Census res: Farnley, St Michael, Yorkshire, England with wife and dau.

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Anne CROWE, after STATHER b 1837 Ireland, d 1927, m 27 Oct 1857, Ennis Church, by the Rev Arthur Tatton, Vicar of Drumcliffe, second daughter of the late Captain John Crowe, ?? Highlanders, and grand-daughter of the late Thomas Crowe, of the Abbey, Ennis, Esq., JP.in 1901 Census res: Farnley, St Michael, Yorkshire, England with husband and dau. In 1891 Census with dau and her father and siblings at Lee, St Margarets, Blackheath, London, England.

Philippa ("Mabel") Mabel DWYER b.21 DEC 1871 Ennis, Clare, Ireland in 1901 Census res: Farnley, St Michael, Yorkshire, England with parents. Single. In 1891 Census with mother and maternal grandfather and aunts at Lee, St Margarets, Blackheath, London, England.

Charlotte ("Cha") DWYER b

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William DWYER b Jan 1870 Ireland

Mary - - - - -

	Eileen DWYER b
	Nora DWYER b Mar 1904 British Columbia
	Philip DWYER b
	Kathleen DWYER b
	Shelia DWYER b
	Patricia DWYER b
	Michael DWYER b

Mary Edith Wyndham DWYER b.9 JUL 1864, Tulla District, Clare, Ireland third daughter Granddaughter of the late John Crowe, Esq., of Ennis, Captain 93rd Sutherland Highlanders. In 1901 Census res Bridlington Yorkshire.

Captain Henry L. Bethune, C.B.E. R.N., b 1858; of Balfour, Fife, N.B.. m 1 Sep 1888 at St. Mary's Parish Church, Sowerby, Yorkshire, by the Rev Canon Dwyer, assisted by the Rev H. Lomax, St. John's. In 1901 Census res Bridlington Yorkshire. Resided in N.J. USA

Dorothy A. Bethune, b 1892 Valletta, Malta; In 1901 Census res Bridlington Yorkshire.

Rupert E. Bethune, b 1896 Burnham, Somerset, England; In 1901 Census res Bridlington Yorkshire.

Dorothy Ann Frances Bethune, b Valletta, Malta 1893; Arrived in Boston 28 Mar 1927 and 9 Oct 1927 Visiting "friend H.R. Holdsworth; Also sailed from Scotland arriving Portland Maine 1 Nov 1923, visiting father -Capt Henry BETHUNE C.B.E., R. N. in N.J.

Hugh Reginald Holdsworth b June 1883 Halifax, Yorkshire, England, d 1957 Husthwaite Yorkshire England.

	David Holdsworth b 1922 USA, A rrived in Boston 9 Oct 1927 with mother
	Patricia Mary Holdsworth b 9 December 1918 England d Leeds A rrived in Boston 9 Oct 1927 with mother
	Francis Joseph LAYCOCK b April 1914 Canada d 24 December 1970 Halifax, Yorkshire England Mother's maiden name: Puzey

Florence DWYER b.30 NOV 1865 0283, Ennis, Clare, Ireland

Major P. A. DWYER

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	Mariane DWYER b.1853 Austria
	Lioa ? DWYER b. ab 1851 Austria

Major General Henry DWYER Magistrate b 1788 Ireland d 1869 at Ballyquirke Castle, county Tipperary, in his 81st year, the youngest son of the late John Dwyer, 1850 ref to him at Ballyquirk Castle, Borrisokane.c 1855 ref to him in Griffith's Valuation. 1839 served on a grand jury. (Ms of letter at BL, London: Dwyer (Henry). Col. of Ballyguith Castle, co. Tipperary. Letter to Sir R. Peel 1846. Add. 40586 f. 62). Was Aide-de-camp to the Marquis of Hastings. "General Henry Dwyer who, after serving in the India Mutiny and later as a Civil administrator in the Punjab, where his name still lingers, took a property of about 900 acres in Lorrha on a perpetual lease from the owner, Mr. Worth Newenham, and lived in Ballyquirk Castle till his death in 1869. He left two daughters, who were married in England, and two nephews, John de Burgh and Henry - sons of the Rev. George Dwyer, Rector of Ardrahan, Co. Galway - whom he brought up. By his will he left the property to a cousin, Philip Anthony Dwyer of the Co. Clare and the tenant-right to his nephew, John de Burgh Dwyer. This John de Burgh, who was a man of local influence, died in 1901, leaving his interest in the property to his only daughter, Ella de Burgh Dwyer. When on her way to her relatives in England she was a passenger by the ill-fated S.S. Leinster, which was torpedoed on October 10, 1918. Her body was recovered and is buried at Lorrha. So ended this branch of the family. It has been stated that General Henry Dwyer claimed descent from Philip, the last Chief of Kilnamanagh, but the writer has found no authority for this statement." (From "The O'Dwyers of Kilnamanagh: The History of An Irish Sept" by Sir Michael O'Dwyer, published London, 1933).

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	Daughter DWYER b. m in England
	Daughter DWYER b. m in England

John Stephen DWYER b. 1807 Dublin

Miss DWYER d bef 1859

REV. GEORGE DWYER, J.P., son of Robert Dwyer and Mary Hoare, [NOT PROVEN] b ab 1791 Ireland. Clergyman See News Items LONDONTIMES Also, In Ireland 1837: Title Clerical: Reverend Address: The Rectory Town: Ardrahan Co. Galway Ireland Date: 1837 Office Judicial: J.P. Involved at the center of some Tithing controversy. In 1841Census, living with wife at St Bridget Parish Cheshire. In 1861 Curate of Beckbury Parish, Shropshire.w/ wife. Poss letter from at BL: Dwyer (George). English chaplain at Karlsruhe. Letter to Sir R. Peel 1844. Add. 40541 f. 442. Property: "Ardrahm Glebe West Rev. George Dwyer, Rector, Richard Gregory, Esq., 56 Berners St., Oxford Road, London. Agent Edward L. Hunt, Esq., Gort. This Glebe is occupied by the Reverend George Dwyer, Rector of Ardrahan. It consists of about 14 acres. Tithe free. County Cess 2s. 11�d. per acre. There is one occupying tenant, who holds abut 4 acres from the Rector at �2.0.0. per acre. County Cess 2s. 11�d. per acre. Tithe free. Soil gravely, lime stone and sandy. Usual crops wheat, oats and potatoes. No bog."

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View of Evidence on the Subject of Tithes in Ireland given before the Committees of Lords and Commons, in 1832 : Vindicating the Protestant
Clergy of that Country, Exposing the Schemes of the Agitators, and Shewing the Necessity of a Firm Maintenance of the Protestant Church in
Ireland, to Prevent a Dissolution of the Union, Author: Dwyer, George. London: T. Cadell, 1833, Description: viii, 208, 101 p; 22 cm. English.
Popery Umasked at the Recent Elections in Ireland, Author(s): Dwyer, George. London: 1853 Description: 82 p. English - OCLC: 34092930. In Articles of Others:
"Grammars of Electoral Violence in Nineteenth-Century England and Ireland", Hoppen, K. Theodore The English Historical Review, Vol. 109, No.
432 (Jun., 1994), pp. 597-620. JSTOR mentioned on p 619 in footnotes.

ELIZABETH ANNE MILLS daughter of William Mills b 1801 Ireland In 1841and 1861 Census w/ husband Appears to be living in 1871 as a widow in Bromley May have married: About 1818 Ardrahan, Galway, Ireland.

ELIZABETH DWYER

JOHN CONLAN m 02 JUN 1848 Bengal India Christening: 06 MAY 1821 Bengal India

MAJOR GENERAL HENRY ARTHUR DWYER, B.S.C. Bengal Army Born: 29 Sep 1822 Galway, Ireland, Bapt: 17 NOV 1822 Ardrahan, Galway, Ireland. Cadet Papers under IOR/L/MIL/9/196/443-45 1952022 IOR/L/MIL/ is the Collection at the British Library in London, Latter is LDS number. LATER- BACK IN ENGLAND C 1895 D BEFORE 1908 1901 Lived in Kensington with daughters. Retired Jan 1855.

EMILY MARIA ADELAIDE AYLWARD M 20 APR 1853 Bengal India, (Sisters- Annette and Louisa) Emily died in India "November 18th at Jhung, Emily, wife of Major H A Dwyer, B S C" Times of India

	Alice Maud Dwyer b 20 APR 1862 Bengal India Listed in British 1881 Census at 19 North. Caernarvon, Wales, as Niece of Walton KITCHING- clergyman and Lucy S. NISBET
	ADA MARGARET Dwyer b 1873 India
	GENERAL WAGHORN

JOHN DE BURGH DWYER, Magistrate, Esq. of Ballyquirk, co. Tipperary, eldest son, b 29 SEP 1822 Twins Christening: 17 NOV 1822 Rectory, Ardrahan, Galway, Ireland

ELLEN FRANCES SHAW daughter of William Shaw, m 04 SEP 1872 Saint Mary, Leamington Priors,

ELLA DE BURGH DWYER When on her way to her relatives in England she was a passenger by the ill-fated S.S. Leinster, which was torpedoed on October 10, 1918. Her body was recovered and is buried at Lorrha.

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Revised: September 06, 2008