| County Louth, Ireland Origins |
| 1 Minnie MARMION b: ABT 1880 d: MAY 1904
Louth? Ireland + John Harrison WILSON b: 1 NOV 1880 d: JAN 1946 2 Nellie Magdalene WILSON b: 14 JUN 1903 d: JAN 1982 |
| 1852 Dundalk COMMISSIONERS
Thomas Marmion Flax Growers 1796 Marmion Bernard, Faughart, 1 Marmion James, Faughart, 1 Marmion John, Faughart, 1 1865 Voters Marmion John (Rev), Rath, -, Dundalk Upper Marmion Patrick, Carrickedmond, Reps. R. Hall, Dundalk Upper Marmion Thomas, Carrickedmond, Reps. R. Hall, Dundalk Upper 1854 Louth Patriotic Fund Marmion John Rev, Dundalk, £1, Marmion Lawrence, Clanbrassil Street 1832 Borough of Dundalk Voters' List Marmion Laurence, Chandler, Clanbrassil street, Dundalk Marmion Mrs., Park Street Marmion Thomas, Park Street 1822 Freeholders Maginness John; Dundalk; Dundalk; P. Dowdall; Dundalk 25/01/1819; Upper Dundalk; 40/-; John and P. Maginness and James Marmion Marmion James; Carrickedmond; Carrickedmond; Robert Hall Esq.; Dundalk 12/02/1817; Upper Dundalk; 40/-; P. and W. Marmion and P. Kerr Marmion John; Louth; Louth; -; Ardee 23/11/1820; Louth; £10; Perpetuity under £20 Marmion Lawrence; Dundalk; Dundalk; -; Dundalk 20/04/1819; Upper Dundalk; £20; - By 1824 No Marmions listed as Freeholders 1832 Dundalk Eastwood CreditorsMarmion Anthony Marmion late of Dundalk Co. Louth Gentleman debtor 1837 Dundalk Valuations 97, Marmion, Laurence, Clanbrassil-street, £50, - -, Marmion, Thomas, Park-street, £25, - 99, Marmion, Richard, Park-street, £18, - 100, Marmion, - (Mrs.), Park-street, £45, 1804 Drogheda Militiamen\ Ballotted Man’s Name, Substitute, Those who Paid £10, Parish, Note Marmion James, Magee Francis, -, St. Peter's Magee Francis, Marmion James, St. Peter's 1692-1841 Dundalk Corporate Officers 1715 Nicholas Price Bailiff Stephen Marmion Deputy Bailiff 1716 Hans Hamilton Bailiff Stephen Marmion Deputy Bailiff Family Mystery: Mary Ann Marmion left a will with mention of McElroy and deVerdon family memebers. Mary Anne Marmion's will may include an important clue as to where the Marmions came from in Co' Louth. She left sums of money to various charities. She left money to the Parish Priest of Cooley for the poor of that district presumably because I suspect her mother came from here but she also left money to the Sisters of Mercy, Ardee, why??? - was this where the Marmions originated? - Certainly there were Marmions in this area. She also mentioned two 2nd cousins, Essy (Esther?) and Sarah Graham of Liverpool. If she had an uncle still alive when she died her mother must have been quite young when she married and James Marmion's brother quite old - remember James was born around 1760!1 the Dowdalls and Marmions of Louth seemed to intermarry on a regular basis. T. Cunningham |
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