Kilroy family living in Bleachyard in House number 1.
John aged 75, a farmer and his wife Bridget aged 56 who had been married for 38 years and had had 10 children, 8 of whom were still alive
Living with them were their sons Peter aged 24 a farmer's son, Michael aged 22, a carpenter and James aged 16, a scholar and their daughter Julia aged 18 alsoa scholar.

In 1901 John aged 67 and a farmer, his wife Bridget aged 44 and their sons Patrick aged 26 a labourer, John aged 20, a labourer and Peter aged 14, Michael aged 12 and James aged 7, who were scholars. Also their daughters, Bridget aged 18 and Margaret aged 16 who were farmer's daughter and Julia aged 9, a scholar were living in the house.

Patrick Nolan aged 70, a general labourer and his wife Bridget aged 70. They had been married for 30 years and had had 4 children, all of which were still alive. Their son, John, aged 25, single and a general labourer was living with them.

Patrick Nolan died on 27th December 1878 in Newport Workhouse. He was aged 72, married and a pauper.

John Nolan was born on the 6th February 1887 at Bleachyard, Newport. His father was Patrick Nolan, a farmer and his mother Bridget Nolan formerly Noon.

In 1917 John Nolan was listed as occupant of House 4a owned by RD Council of Westport
This house was occupied by Thomas O'Boyle in 1923, John Nolan in 1924, William Clohsey in 1926, Joseph Burke in 1929 and Patrick McNeela in 1964.

In 1881, the family was living in Cloggernaugh.
Bridget Nolan was born on the 1st October 1881 at Cloggernaugh, Newport. Her father was Patrick Nolan, a herd and her mother Bridget Nolan formerly Noon.

In 1875, the family was living in Srahmore.

Mary Nolan was born on the 12th July 1875 at Srahmore, Newport. Her father was Patrick Nolan, a labourer and her mother Bridget Nolan formerly Noon.

Patrick Nolan was born on the 20th March 1878 at Srahmore, Newport. His father was Patrick Nolan, a labourer and his mother Bridget Nolan formerly Noon.

In 1901 Patrick Nolan, aged 58 was living in John Cusack s family tree House number 2 in Bleachyard with his wife Bridget aged 50. His occupation was given as Herd and Caretaker.
Living with them was their son Patrick aged 21, a labourer, daughter Bridget aged 18, a housekeeper and son John aged 13, a scholar.
All the occupants had been born in County Mayo.

On January 27th 1874 Pat Nolan aged 25 a bachelor and labourer of Shramore, Newport was married to Bridget Noone aged 25, a spinster of Shramore, Newport, in the Roman Catholic Chapel of Newport by James Stephens C.C.. Witnesses were Thomas McManamon and Mary McIntyre. Pat’s father was John Nolan, a farmer, who was dead and Bridget’s was Thomas Noone, a farmer.

Descendants of John Cusack
John Cusack s family tree