Pedigree/family tree of Attiwell Hayes by Michael O'Leary
TitlePedigree/family tree of Attiwell Hayes by Michael O'Leary
ReferenceIE 627/U131
Date
1760s-1975 (Compiled October 1975)
Production date 1760 - 1975
Scope and ContentPedigree/Family Tree of Attiwell Hayes Esq., Brewer, Grenville Place, Cork (d 27 Apr 1798). Researched and compiled by local historian Michael O'Leary, Cork. It traces the children and later descendants of Hayes.
With short summary biographical details of various individuals.
Attiwell Hayes is noted to be a member of the St.Peter's Vestry in North Main Street, a member of the Cork piped water committee in 1778, and a Freeman of Cork in 1761. He married Mary Catherine Browne of Curraghconway (d1785). Relations and descendant names include Smyth, McCarthy, Keating, Fleming, Allen, Shaw, Burnett, Chapman and others. Hayes' son, Sir Henry Browne Hayes of Vernon Mount (b1761-d1832), was transported to New South Wales for the abduction of Mary Pike in 1801, and was buried in the family vault at Christchurch, South Main Street, Cork.
At end, 3 textual panels contain additional details relating to a 1780 Hayes-Allen marriage settlement, various references to newspaper articles used to research the Pedigree, and a note on the Pike family of Cork, and The O'Leary family, who were the descendants of Florence O'Leary (d1793) who was the granfather of General Daniel Florence O'Leary (1801-1854) who was Aides de Camp to General Don Simon Bolivar, 'The Liberator of Venezuela', and a cousin to Arthur O'Leary of Ranleigh House Macroom, known as 'Arthur the Outlaw'.
With short summary biographical details of various individuals.
Attiwell Hayes is noted to be a member of the St.Peter's Vestry in North Main Street, a member of the Cork piped water committee in 1778, and a Freeman of Cork in 1761. He married Mary Catherine Browne of Curraghconway (d1785). Relations and descendant names include Smyth, McCarthy, Keating, Fleming, Allen, Shaw, Burnett, Chapman and others. Hayes' son, Sir Henry Browne Hayes of Vernon Mount (b1761-d1832), was transported to New South Wales for the abduction of Mary Pike in 1801, and was buried in the family vault at Christchurch, South Main Street, Cork.
At end, 3 textual panels contain additional details relating to a 1780 Hayes-Allen marriage settlement, various references to newspaper articles used to research the Pedigree, and a note on the Pike family of Cork, and The O'Leary family, who were the descendants of Florence O'Leary (d1793) who was the granfather of General Daniel Florence O'Leary (1801-1854) who was Aides de Camp to General Don Simon Bolivar, 'The Liberator of Venezuela', and a cousin to Arthur O'Leary of Ranleigh House Macroom, known as 'Arthur the Outlaw'.
Extent1 large sheet page c3ft x c2 ft
Persons keywordHayes, Attiwell (d1798) | Brewer | Cork, Browne Hayes, Sir Henry | (b1761-d1832) | Vernon Mount, Cork
SubjectFamily History
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