Fitzpatrick Stray

[Sue Mackay]

From the South African Commercial Advertiser
Saturday 29 March 1851

DIED at his Residence, Hope House, Cape Town, on the 27th inst, aged 28 years, James Long FITZPATRICK Esq, second son of N. FITZPATRICK Esq of Bedford Lodge in the County of Bedford.
Cape Town, 28th March 1851.

[davidcarca]

Nicholas Fitzpatrick married Harriet Long at Kempston, Beds on 24 March 1818.

In 1841
The Lodge, Clapham Rd, St Pauls, Bedford
Nicholas Fitzpatrick 60 Physician b Ireland
Harriet Fitzpatrick 45 b in Beds
Richard Fitzpatrick 20 Not b in Beds
Mary Fitzpatrick 12 Not b in Beds
Caroline Fitzpatrick 5 b in Beds

James Long Fitzpatrick son of Nicholas and Harriet, was born on 29 July 1823 and baptised on 28 Sept 1826 at St Mary Magdalene, Woolwich, Kent, where Richard and Mary were also baptised (per IGI - extracted)

David

[rfitzp]

Nicholas Fitzpatrick married Harriet Long at Kempston, Beds on 24 March 1818.

In 1841
The Lodge, Clapham Rd, St Pauls, Bedford
Nicholas Fitzpatrick 60 Physician b Ireland
Harriet Fitzpatrick 45 b in Beds
Richard Fitzpatrick 20 Not b in Beds
Mary Fitzpatrick 12 Not b in Beds
Caroline Fitzpatrick 5 b in Beds

James Long Fitzpatrick son of Nicholas and Harriet, was born on 29 July 1823 and baptised on 28 Sept 1826 at St Mary Magdalene, Woolwich, Kent, where Richard and Mary were also baptised (per IGI - extracted)

David

Hello,

I'm interested in knowing more about these individuals. Can you tell me the sourcs for the information you post? Can you help with any other records?

Ronan

[Sue Mackay]

Hallo Ronan and welcome to B-G.

My original death information came from an original South African newspaper for 1851, held at the National Archives in London. David's subsequent information came from census returns and the International Genealogical Index (IGI)

Might I suggest that you read about the various sources available here and then post about your own family and what you want to discover in a new thread. If you are not sure which forum to post on, the General Family History Queries board is a good bet, or perhaps, in view of your location and interest in the Fitzpatrick name, the General Irish Queries forum.

Edit: Sorry, I originally thought this was posted on the Starys Forum but now realise it is in the Bedfordshire Forum. Obviously if you are interested in these particular Fitzpatricks, continue on this thread