BIRTH
Patrick Crean was born in 1843 in County Kerry, Ireland, to Hugh Crean (according to Patrick's marriage record) and Johanna Fynn Crean. He was probably born in the Catholic Parish Tralee, and the Civil Parish Clogherbrien.
MARRIAGE AND FAMILY
Patrick married Catherine Courney on January 29, 1867, in Annascaul (Ballanvohir), County Kerry, Ireland. At the time of the wedding, Catherine resided in Ballynacourty Townland in Annascaul. They had nearly a dozen children including Thomas, who became a Polar Explorer. The children grew up in Ballynacourty Townland. Patrick was a Farmer and his wife, Catherine, could not read although she spoke English and Irish (Gaelic).
DEATH
Patrick Crean died before his wife's death in 1924, in County Kerry, having lived a long life. He probably died in the same place as his wife, that is, in Gortacurraun Townland, Annascaul (Ballanvohir) Catholic Parish, Ballynacourty Civil Parish, County Kerry, Ireland.
BURIAL
It was speculated that he may have been buried in a cemetery in Ballynacourty Township that was defunct by 2021.
Patrick Crean was born in 1843 in County Kerry, Ireland, to Hugh Crean (according to Patrick's marriage record) and Johanna Fynn Crean. He was probably born in the Catholic Parish Tralee, and the Civil Parish Clogherbrien.
MARRIAGE AND FAMILY
Patrick married Catherine Courney on January 29, 1867, in Annascaul (Ballanvohir), County Kerry, Ireland. At the time of the wedding, Catherine resided in Ballynacourty Townland in Annascaul. They had nearly a dozen children including Thomas, who became a Polar Explorer. The children grew up in Ballynacourty Townland. Patrick was a Farmer and his wife, Catherine, could not read although she spoke English and Irish (Gaelic).
DEATH
Patrick Crean died before his wife's death in 1924, in County Kerry, having lived a long life. He probably died in the same place as his wife, that is, in Gortacurraun Townland, Annascaul (Ballanvohir) Catholic Parish, Ballynacourty Civil Parish, County Kerry, Ireland.
BURIAL
It was speculated that he may have been buried in a cemetery in Ballynacourty Township that was defunct by 2021.
BIRTH
Patrick Crean was born in 1843 in County Kerry, Ireland, to Hugh Crean (according to Patrick's marriage record) and Johanna Fynn Crean. He was probably born in the Catholic Parish Tralee, and the Civil Parish Clogherbrien.
MARRIAGE AND FAMILY
Patrick married Catherine Courney on January 29, 1867, in Annascaul (Ballanvohir), County Kerry, Ireland. At the time of the wedding, Catherine resided in Ballynacourty Townland in Annascaul. They had nearly a dozen children including Thomas, who became a Polar Explorer. The children grew up in Ballynacourty Townland. Patrick was a Farmer and his wife, Catherine, could not read although she spoke English and Irish (Gaelic).
DEATH
Patrick Crean died before his wife's death in 1924, in County Kerry, having lived a long life. He probably died in the same place as his wife, that is, in Gortacurraun Townland, Annascaul (Ballanvohir) Catholic Parish, Ballynacourty Civil Parish, County Kerry, Ireland.
BURIAL
It was speculated that he may have been buried in a cemetery in Ballynacourty Township that was defunct by 2021.
Patrick Crean was born in 1843 in County Kerry, Ireland, to Hugh Crean (according to Patrick's marriage record) and Johanna Fynn Crean. He was probably born in the Catholic Parish Tralee, and the Civil Parish Clogherbrien.
MARRIAGE AND FAMILY
Patrick married Catherine Courney on January 29, 1867, in Annascaul (Ballanvohir), County Kerry, Ireland. At the time of the wedding, Catherine resided in Ballynacourty Townland in Annascaul. They had nearly a dozen children including Thomas, who became a Polar Explorer. The children grew up in Ballynacourty Townland. Patrick was a Farmer and his wife, Catherine, could not read although she spoke English and Irish (Gaelic).
DEATH
Patrick Crean died before his wife's death in 1924, in County Kerry, having lived a long life. He probably died in the same place as his wife, that is, in Gortacurraun Townland, Annascaul (Ballanvohir) Catholic Parish, Ballynacourty Civil Parish, County Kerry, Ireland.
BURIAL
It was speculated that he may have been buried in a cemetery in Ballynacourty Township that was defunct by 2021.
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