Lawlor / Lawler family in Clonmel, Tipperary

Lawlor / Lawler family in Clonmel, Tipperary

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Posted Fri 19 Jan 2024 11:22 AM
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Hi,

I'm helping a friend trace her family. It seems that her 2x great grandfather was shipped to Australia as a convict.  I have found the below details, but can find no further records.  I joined rootsireland.ie and found the baptism on there, but that's it. Can anyone please help?

Joseph Paul Lawlor (known as Paul) - born circa. March 1811 Clonmel, Tipperary, Ireland, baptised at St Mary's on 12 March 1811 as Paulum.
Father Thomas Lawlor (Lawler) - mother Elaine Phelan or Elena Bular... hard to decipher.  I suspect they were born 1780-1790, based on Paul's date of birth.
Paul may have had a brother named Michael - mentioned in the convict records.

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His parents my have been Thomas Lawler and Maria / Mary Mullins, being baptised in 1818 (born 1815, same place)... possible siblings: Patrick, John, Mary / Maria and Catherine. All baptised at St Mary's.  The baptism records are the only ones I can find or confirm - no marriage, census, death.

Thank you, Georgie

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Hi Georgie,

Well done to you and your friend for getting this far on her research journey! 📚

Before 1864, records were kept in the form of church and parish records. Those which have survived over the years have been sorted into county-based genealogical centres. You can browse the church records online and additionally reach out to the South Tipperary Genealogy Centre. Should you encounter difficulties in your search, you could also get in touch with the advisory services provided by the National Archives and the National Library of Ireland.

I hope this helps! Wishing you best of luck with your further research! 💚

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Hi Rebecca,

Thank you so much for pointing me in the right direction.  I shall have a look.

Georgie
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Hi, I'm from the lawler family. We live in Leeds West Yorkshire. Lawler was my nanas maiden name & her family was from tipperary :). I would love to trace more about the lawler family. If you would like to get in touch. 

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