Catherine Murphy
Also known as: Mrs. Murphy, Catherine Murphy of Aughabrack
family confidence: 0 — not family / context
Facts
Each fact shows how sure the archive is of it (0–100) and the sources it rests on.
- Residence:
- Aughabrack
| Date | Fact | Conf. | Sources |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1863 | event · her son testified that 'His mother bought the house about 18 years ago, and she had paid no rent for it since. She only paid rent for the land' (Aughabrack) Sworn testimony as reported (one wire, printed twice). The year is approximate: 18 years before Dec 1881. | 75 | 1881-12-24 — The Leeds Mercury, p.3; 1881-12-24 — The Herald (Glasgow ed.), p.5 |
| 1881-12 | description · a tenant of the Earl of Bantry, named Catherine Murphy, of Aughabrack (Aughabrack) Stated by the Times correspondent and by the Leeds/Glasgow wire report. These are two independent reports and they agree. | 100 | 1881-12-10 — The Times, p.6; 1881-12-24 — The Leeds Mercury, p.3; 1881-12-24 — The Herald (Glasgow ed.), p.5 |
| 1881-12-01 | event · evicted: the bailiffs threw 'the household effects out on the street' after her son refused to pay (Aughabrack) The Dublin Express narrative reprinted at Stockton describes it (new vision transcription). At the 23 Dec hearing the defence said 'the decree had not been put in evidence to show that she was evicted at all for non-payment of rent' (Leeds, Glasgow), which assumes an eviction. The date is the Times's '1st of December'. | 85 | 1882-01-13 — The Evening Mail, p.1; 1881-12-24 — The Leeds Mercury, p.3; 1881-12-24 — The Herald (Glasgow ed.), p.5 |
| 1881-12-09 | event · named in the summons against Reynolds: 'intimidating a tenant of the Earl of Bantry, named Catherine Murphy, of Aughabrack, on the 1st of December, from paying her rent' (Berehaven (Castletownbere)) Stated by one primary report. | 95 | 1881-12-10 — The Times, p.6 |
| 1881-12-23 | event · 'Mrs. Murphy was present at her house on the day in question' (Constable Rorke's evidence) (Berehaven (Castletownbere)) Testimony as reported. The bailiff White 'could not say if Mrs. Murphy was present'. | 90 | 1881-12-24 — The Leeds Mercury, p.3; 1881-12-24 — The Herald (Glasgow ed.), p.5 |
Relationships
Family (blood)
- mother of Patrick Murphy (of Aughabrack)95'Patrick Murphy, the son of the tenant' (Leeds Mercury; Glasgow Herald), the tenant being Catherine Murphy in the same reports. 95, not 100, because it is one wire report printed twice. · 1881-12-24 — The Leeds Mercury, p.3; 1881-12-24 — The Herald (Glasgow ed.), p.5
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Appears with
- Hannah M. Reynolds4 shared sources
- Mr. E. B. Warburton, R.M.4 shared sources
- Miss Anna Parnell4 shared sources
- Patrick Murphy (of Aughabrack)3 shared sources
- Dr. Armstrong (Berehaven, 1881)1 shared source
Sources linking to this person
<25 — Namesake / flag / context — 4
- 1881-12-10 — The Times, p.6role: tenant_named_in_charge · identity 100 family confidence on this source: 0 · as printed: Catherine Murphy, of Aughabrack
Identity: 'Catherine Murphy, of Aughabrack', tenant of the Earl of Bantry: name, townland and landlord.
- 1881-12-24 — The Herald (Glasgow ed.), p.5A LADY LEAGUER SENT TO PRISON.role: tenant_named_in_charge · identity 95 family confidence on this source: 0 · as printed: Catherine Murphy / Mrs Murphy
Identity: Same wording as Leeds.
- 1881-12-24 — The Leeds Mercury, p.3CHARGE AGAINST MISS REYNOLDS.role: tenant_named_in_charge · identity 95 family confidence on this source: 0 · as printed: Catherine Murphy / Mrs. Murphy
Identity: 'a tenant of the Earl of Bantry, named Catherine Murphy', in the same case.
- 1882-01-13 — The Evening Mail, p.1IRELAND'S HEROINE.role: tenant · identity 95 family confidence on this source: 0 · as printed: Mrs. Murphy / Catherine Murphy
Identity: 'the house of Catherine Murphy' on the Castletown eviction route, with Reynolds and Warburton (new vision transcription).