Samuel Cuffey b. Mar 1810 Inch, Co Down, N Ireland: Family History of Ivan Hurst

Samuel Cuffey^[1]

1810 -

Name	Samuel Cuffey
Birth	Mar 1810	Inch, Co Down, N Ireland
Gender	Male
Person ID	I26112654784	Hurst Improbable Family Tree
Last Modified	11 Feb 2022

Father	John Cuffy, b. Bef 1780 d. Bef 24 Aug 1840 (Age < 60 years)
Mother	Anne Shiels
Marriage	Bef 1805
Family ID	F3846	Group Sheet \| Family Chart

Family Eliza Welshman, b. Abt Jul 1816, Ballyrenan, Co Down, N Ireland

Marriage 29 Apr 1839 Inch Parish Church, Co Down, N Ireland

Marriage LAWRENCE, Royston & LOH, Foong L E&W GRO 1976 Q2 Hammersmith Vol. 12 Pg. 1282

Children

	1. Jane Cuffey, b. Mar 1840, Terminane, Co Down, N Ireland
	2. John Cuffey, b. May 1842, Terminane, Co Down, N Ireland
	3. Ellen Maria Cuffey, b. 4 Jan 1844, Ballynacraig, Inch, Co Down, N Ireland d. 12 Dec 1924 (Age 80 years)
	4. Martha Cuffey, b. Aug 1844, Ballygawley, Inch, Co Down
	5. James Cuffey, b. Feb 1850, Ballynacraig, Inch, Co Down, N Ireland d. Bef 1940, Belfast, Co Antrim, N Ireland (Age < 89 years)

Family ID F3230 Group Sheet | Family Chart

Last Modified 11 Feb 2022

Sources

[S-2080810673] Ancestry, (Online publication - Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com. Original data: Family Tree files submitted by Ancestry members.), Ancestry Family Tree.

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