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Samuel Cuffey

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  1. 1.  Samuel Cuffey was born in Mar 1810 in Inch, Co Down, N Ireland (son of John Cuffy and Anne Shiels).

    Samuel married Eliza Welshman on 29 Apr 1839 in Inch Parish Church, Co Down, N Ireland. Eliza (daughter of James (or John) Welshman and Martha Crickard) was born about Jul 1816 in Ballyrenan, Co Down, N Ireland. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

    Children:
    1. Jane Cuffey was born in Mar 1840 in Terminane, Co Down, N Ireland.
    2. John Cuffey was born in May 1842 in Terminane, Co Down, N Ireland.
    3. Ellen Maria Cuffey was born on 4 Jan 1844 in Ballynacraig, Inch, Co Down, N Ireland; died on 12 Dec 1924.
    4. Martha Cuffey was born in Aug 1844 in Ballygawley, Inch, Co Down.
    5. James Cuffey was born in Feb 1850 in Ballynacraig, Inch, Co Down, N Ireland; died before 1940 in Belfast, Co Antrim, N Ireland.

Generation: 2

  1. 2.  John Cuffy was born before 1780; died before 24 Aug 1840.

    John married Anne Shiels before 1805. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]


  2. 3.  Anne Shiels
    Children:
    1. Anne Cuffy was born before 20 Jan 1805 in Ballynacraig, Inch, Co Down, N Ireland.
    2. Eliza Cuffy was born in Apr 1807 in Inch, Co Down, N Ireland.
    3. 1. Samuel Cuffey was born in Mar 1810 in Inch, Co Down, N Ireland.
    4. Jane Cuffy was born in Nov 1812 in Inch, Co Down, N Ireland.
    5. Maria Cuffy was born about Apr 1822 in Ballyrenan, Co Down, N Ireland.


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