Annals of the Sinnott, Rogers, Coffin, Corlies, Reeves, Bodine and allied families . 15; died at New Haven, Connee- ut, U. S. A., I Sei , 1870; married, at the Church of the Conceptiot^, Dublin, 15 November, 1846, Mary Barry, and in the following year removed to America with his brother Pierce. * John Murphy was bom at Tuici ?. He \K he re.:...... ;.j -„-ie, in the diocese of Fenis. At t ith of al 1, ck,^, ,.„... .............. ,....., .he Insurgents, whom he bravely led at Enniscorthy, Vinegar H Kilconi I ScollaghGap. owers were dispersed by the king * tro(.>|«i, and he was shoi il> aft
Annals of the Sinnott, Rogers, Coffin, Corlies, Reeves, Bodine and allied families . 15; died at New Haven, Connee- ut, U. S. A., I Sei , 1870; married, at the Church of the Conceptiot^, Dublin, 15 November, 1846, Mary Barry, and in the following year removed to America with his brother Pierce. * John Murphy was bom at Tuici ?. He \K he re.:...... ;.j -„-ie, in the diocese of Fenis. At t ith of al 1, ck,^, ,.„... .............. ,....., .he Insurgents, whom he bravely led at Enniscorthy, Vinegar H Kilconi I ScollaghGap. owers were dispersed by the king * tro(.>|«i, and he was shoi il> afterwards captui ^. — .V. Michael Murphy was bom at Kilnew, County Wexford, circa 1767. He attended school at Oulart, W. ..... ,^^ Ii : ^ , - - . . ^h of Ballycanew, in the diocese of Ferns. At the beginning of the troubles in Wexford in 1798, Father M ? - - -. ? .,^_ m .... 10 take up amis for his own sa fety. He joined the Insurgents at Oulart under Father John Murphy, whosefo it the battle of Arklow, 9 June, 1798, where he greatly distinguished h 16. THE SINNOTT FAMILY vi. Pierce Sinnott, born at Monogarra; baptized 20 February, 1817; died at NewHaven, Connecticut, 15 September, 1870; married Katherine Carney. vii. Eleanor Sinnott, born at Monogarra; baptized 4 May, 1820; died at Philadel-phia, Pennsylvania, ii January, 1902; married William Dinning,viii. Kate Sinnott, born at Dublin; died there in 1843. ix. Eliza Sinnott, born at Dublin; died at Augusta, Georgia, U. S. A., February,1894; married John Bessman. JOHN SINNOTT, the eldest surviving son of John and EHzabeth(Min-phy) Sinnott, was born at Monogarra, and baptized 20 June, still a mere youth he accompanied his parents to Dublin, where hereceived a good education, which secured him in early manhood a positionin the custom-house in that city, and enabled him later to enter the revenueservice of the United Kingdom. During his incumbency in the last positionhe was stationed in northwestern Do
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