Marriage of James Donnelly and Johannah (Judith) Magee
Parochial Registers of Dunkerrin (Offaly & Tipperary, Ireland), 1840
Marriage Registry
![[ The Donnelly Homestead Today, The middle section of the home that stands today was constructed by Patrick, William and Robert in 1881. Today the site is owned by the Salts family. Thanks to Robert Salts, present-day owner of the Donnelly Homestead, who allowed this photograph to be taken. Copyright Great Unsolved Canadian Mysteries Project, Jennifer Pettit, ]](../../../images/site/52469_2.jpg "[ The Donnelly Homestead Today, The middle section of the home that stands today was constructed by Patrick, William and Robert in 1881. Today the site is owned by the Salts family. Thanks to Robert Salts, present-day owner of the Donnelly Homestead, who allowed this photograph to be taken. Copyright Great Unsolved Canadian Mysteries Project, Jennifer Pettit, ]")
Nov. 8 James Donelly & Judy Magee
WW. [witnesses] James Howe & Margaret Burns
Source: Family History Library, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Salt Lake City, Baptisms and Marriages, 1820-1873, FHL British Film [979695 Item 1], Catholic Church. Parish of Dunkerrin (Offaly & Tipperary), Parochial Registers of Dunkerrin (Offaly & Tipperary, Ireland), November 8, 1840. Notes: Notes from the Family History Library explain the following: "The Catholic parish of Dunkerrin was created by the union of Moneygall and Barna parishes. It includes the civil parishes of Castletownely, Cullenwaine, Dunkerrin, Finglas, and Templeharry in County Offaly, and Cullenwiane and Rathnaveoge in Tipperary." For more information see Bruce S. Elliott,"Tipperary? Well, Just Barely...The Donnellys Located," FAMILIES, 22, No.2 (1983), pp. 91-96. Another work that examines this topic is Ray Fazakas, IN SEARCH OF THE DONNELLYS (Hamilton: B. Fazakas, 2001).