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Father: William de Braose, Lord of Abergavenny

Mother: Eva Marshal

Married to Roger de Mortimer, Lord of Wigmore (d 1282)

Child 1: Ralph de Mortimer (dsp 1274)

Child 2: Edmund de Mortimer, Lord Mortimer I (d 1304)

Edmund married Margaret de Fiennes and was the father of Roger Mortimer, 1st Earl of March.

Child 3: Margaret (d 1297) = Robert de Vere, Earl of Oxford

Child 4: Roger de Mortimer, of Chirk (d 1326)

Roger was one of six knights who was to guide Prince Edward, later to become King Edward II, in military matters. Soon after Edward became king, Roger was appointed as Justiciar of Wales. He married Lucia de Wafre.

Child 5: Geoffrey de Mortimer (dsp)

Child 6: William de Mortimer (dvp)

Child 7: Isabella (d before April 1292) =

1. John FitzAlan, Lord of Clun & Oswestry (d 18 Mar 1271/2)
2. Ralph d'Arderne, (d after Apr. 1283)
3. Robert de Hastang (or Robert Hastang), (d after April 1292)

Isabella was fined £1000 for omitting to obtain royal licence for her third marriage. (See CP vol 1, page 240)
(See post from Doug Richardson to soc.genealogy.medieval on 6th Sep. 2010 for evidence concerning Isabella's dates.)

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from Roughsedge Family Tree [2015-06-18]
http://trees.ancestry.com.au/tree/34261475/person/19852358896/story/1? pg=32917&pgpl=pid

Thomas Green Silver "Deserter"
SILVER, Thomas Deserter "HMS ELECTRA 23 Sept 1854 P2092
AB, 27yrs, 5'4", dark brown hair, hazel eyes, crucifix fight arm, scar right cheek; of Westbourne, Sussex: former ship "Superb"

ELECTRA, 1837
Type : Sloop : Armament 18
Launched : 28 Sep 1837 : Disposal date or year : 1862
BM : 462 tons
On 23 Sep 1854 Departs Sydney on a cruise. (Nothing about a desertion problem.)
Notes:
1846 Experimental Squadron Portsmouth, Thursday, April 23 Superb, Captain A. L. Cony, Sir W. Symonds constructor, 80 guns, 2589 tons. July 1846 The Squadron of Evolution at Cove. Summer Cruise. With respect to the movements of the squadron we are informed, that they are under orders to proceed again to sea after a delay of three days to water - that they will cruise towards Bantry, and anchor for some time in that splendid bay, where, as we are informed, it is intended that the crews and marines shall be landed and exercised in warlike tactics, landing at night, and such like evolutions, the object of the present trials being to exercise the crews and manoeuvre them in naval operations. See St. Vincent for the full extract from the Cork Southern Reporter.
14 July, 1946. Evolutions for the Squadron of Evolutions see St. Vincent for the full extract from the Cork Cork Examiner
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Summer, 1848, Malta Harbour
20 Dec 1848 Portsmount,
30 Aug 1851 Mediterranean
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1860 Chatham
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Daniel Bede O'KEEFE (1869-1937), Accountant, was born in 1869. He married Honorah Hanrahan in Gerringong, New South Wales, Australia in 1898, the marriage producing three children: Francis Bede (1899-1946), Elizabeth Patricia (1901-dec.) and John Hanrahan (1904-1966). He died in Woollahra, New South Wales, Australia on Saturday 27th March 1937 and was buried at Roman Catholic portion, Botany Cemetery, Botany, New South Wales, Australia.
[source http://members.ozemail.com.au/~gatilley/Tilley-Fitzpatrick/H0Biographi es.htm 2015-06-18]

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Assisted immigrant: Farm labourer; Native of Bansha, Tipperary; RC; Read and write; Parents John and Honora, mother living at Bansha; Sister, Mary, living in Wollongong; Good health; No complaints; 5 pounds paid by Ellen Duggan, Sydney

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Jeremiah HANRAHAN (1832-1882), Farmer, the son of John Hanrahan and Honora Hanrahan née DORAN, was born in Bansha, Tipperary, Ireland in 1832. He married Ellen Duggan in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia in 1857, the marriage producing three children: Thomas (1863-1935), Maria (1865-1887) and Jeremiah (1867-1936). He died (cause of death: Inflammation of the lungs) in Gerringong, New South Wales, Australia on Friday 18th August 1882 and was buried at Roman Catholic portion, Gerringong Cemetery, Gerringong, New South Wales, Australia on Sunday 20th August 1882.
Memorable Events:
Travel, Emigration Departure from UK aboard the "Commodore Perry" in Liverpool, Merseyside, England on Sunday 17th February 1856; Travel, Immigration Arrival in Australia in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia on Thursday 1st May 1856 (Assisted immigrant: Farm labourer; Native of Bansha, Tipperary; RC; Read and write; Parents John and Honora, mother living at Bansha; Sister, Mary, living in Wollongong; Good health; No complaints; 5 pounds paid by Ellen Duggan, Sydney.). [Additional participants in this event - Mary Hanrahan, Ellen Duggan]; Travel, Immigration of John HANRAHAN Arrival in Australia in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia on Sunday 9th May 1858 (Assisted immigrant: Farmer; Native of Bansha, Tipperary; Parents John and Honora, mother living at Bansha; RC, Neither read nor write; Brother Jeremiah living in colony; Good health; No complaints; Paid 4 pounds.). [Additional participants in this event - Jeremiah Hanrahan]