Note that several families are claimed as “local”. They include Ó Tuathaigh [Twohey], mentioned exclusively in Nenagh but identified as the biggest family there. Note that, while two of the three link the Sheridans to Rathkeale, no list was submitted from that town. The remainder are all once-offs. The respondent notes: “The Stokes family had little of tinkers’ traditions etc. Sweeney Todd is een fictief personage dat halverwege de 19e eeuw opduikt in Britse tijdschriften. Todd steelt vervolgens de waardevolle bezittingen van de doden, waarna zijn trawant Mrs. Lovett (in latere versies is zij Todd's vriendin) de lijken verwerkt tot vleestaarten, een traditionele Britse lekkernij. – “who are a constant danger to property.”. beyond the list of words enclosed.”. The Gaelic personal name Suibhne was originally a byname meaning "pleasant" or "well-disposed" and is associated with Clan Sweeney. – different place, anyway. There are 11,000 immigration records available for the last name Sweeny. [1] McDonagh Ellen McDonagh, a 36-year-old from Sligo, gives “Traveller” as her occupation. Click. “They never participate in public amusements such as athletic sports, football, dances etc. Weird things about the name Sweeny: The name spelled backwards is Yneews. Like a window into their day-to-day life, Sweeny census records can tell you where and how your ancestors worked, their level of education, veteran status, and more. The respondent also lists, without locating, 6. 9. married in with Cawleys, Maughans. “about 4 generations back” came from Killoe Co. Longford – evicted. McDonagh is the sole surname noted in this entry. They don’t seem to appreciate any other clans. intermarried with Mulrooneys. The surname Sweeney was first found in County Donegal (Irish: Dún na nGall), northwest Ireland in the province of Ulster, sometimes referred to as County Tyrconnel.The name is derived from Suibhne O'Neill, who was a chieftain in Argyll, Scotland.His descendants migrated to Ireland as gallowglasses (mercenaries) prior to 1267. Both of these hail from Tipperary.”, Driscoll Both “confined to Co. Cork” and particularly, Hogan In Cork City. Faulkner (with variant forms Faulkiner and Fortner) is mentioned 5 times. Brien, Cash, Connors, Kelly, Berry, Scott. Deze versie, eveneens getiteld Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street was gebaseerd op de musical uit 1979. The (O’)Donovans and Joyces are mentioned twice each. In 1940, Laborer and Teacher were the top reported jobs for men and women in the US named Sweeny. Carthy Shows up in an anecdote from years past. The Gaelic personal name was also used an equivalent to the unrelated Old Norse personal name … [Castlebar district court Connaught Telegraph 21 June 1952 covers a Collins arson case – son accused of burning out his own father. O’Driscoll and Sheridan are in joint first place at 8 mentions each; McCarthy in second place with five; Coffey and O’Brien get three each; 4 other names ( Butler, Flynn, Hogan and Quilligan) are each mentioned twice and the remaining 12 names are all one-offs. Lecal. While the (Mc)Cart(h)ys are strongly associated with specific places in the county, other families are identified as visitors, including from other counties. “really family traders”, Carthy, Casey, Faulkner/Fortner [sic] Kilrush, Lawrence From Connaught. Biggest group. McCarthy “changed by local [sic] people to Carty”; intermarries with Donoghue, Donoghue intermarries with McCarthy/Carty, Carty “several Carty families of uncertain relationship” [note, again, insistence that this surname is internally subdivided], Carty The only Traveller family in the district, Soho Used locally as generic synonym for “tinker”, McInerney Former local king [of Travellers], Ó Tuathaigh [Twohey] “an tsloinne is flúisí orthu” (= the most common surname among them], MacCarthy “the tinkers of Cashel, Fethard and Killenaule are all MacCarthys”, McCarthy “ Cashel City is known as the headquarters of the McCarthy tinkers. Sweeney Todd is een fictief personage dat halverwege de 19e eeuw opduikt in Britse tijdschriften. (Mc) Carthy, mentioned in seven of the eight Tipperary entries, is most widespread in this county. Eight surnames, with a ninth, McDonagh, mentioned as occurring in a different county decades earlier (but not, at the time, in Meath). Ballyhaunis(all named groups present within a 10-mile radius of Ballyhaunis) Ward oldest group and best known locally, for generations. Monasterevin (note: this entry is misfiled between Meath and Laois sections). “I heard tinkers using Irish in the Donegal Gaeltacht.”. (By implication, those families not identified as Protestant are Catholic.). Simply start with a family member and we'll do the searching for you. You've only scratched the surface of Sweeny family history.

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