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1. www.annebronte.org › 2019/11/17 › the-bronteThe Brontë Grandmothers Anne And Alice – Anne Brontë

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   Nov 17, 2019 · The Brontës’ paternal grandmother was Alice McClory (some accounts give her name as Ayles McClory or Eleanor McClory) of Ballynaskeagh, County Down, and her son Patrick Brontë remembered her thus in a letter to Elizabeth Gaskell: ‘He [Patrick’s father Hugh] was left an orphan at an early age. It was said that he was of ancient family…

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3. www.wikitree.com › wiki › McClory-11Elinor Alice McClory (1757-1822) | WikiTree FREE Family Tree

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   Apr 17, 2018 · Biography. Elinor was born in 1757. Eleanor (Alice) McClory of Ballynaskeagh. [1] Alice McClory’s Cottage (Brontë Road). The cottage was the childhood home of Patrick’s mother, Alice McClory. Alice, a Catholic, and Hugh, a Protestant, used to court secretly and some say they eloped to their wedding in Magherally Church, near Banbridge.

   • Gender: Female

   • Spouse: Hugh Brunty

4. ancestors.familysearch.org › en › KLJ2-3HWElinor Alice McClory (1757–1822) • FamilySearch

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   Elinor Alice McClory was born in 1757, in Ballynaskeagh, County Down, Ireland as the daughter of Patrick McClory. She married Rev Hugh Brunty about 1776. They were the parents of at least 6 sons and 6 daughters. She died in 1822, at the age of 65.

   • Gender: Female
   • Spouse: Hugh Brunty

   • Location: Ballynaskeagh, County Down, Ireland

5. www.mcclory.com › McClory Family HistoryFamily History - McClory

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   John’s sister Nancy McClory married John Kearney in 1843, the first of the several great potato crop failures occurred in 1845, their first child was born in 1846, and sometime after that Nancy’s family arrived in Pittsburgh where John’s family was living. Sometimes the reasons appear less obvious.

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6. bluestalkingjournal.com › 2016/05/10 › patrickPatrick Bronte’s Ireland: The roots of a family | Bluestalking

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   May 10, 2016 · Alice McClory’s Cottage One of ten children, Juliet Barker theorizes in her biography The Brontës that his family must have been well-enough off if Patrick hadn’t been required to take on his father’s occupation, instead being allowed to become a teacher at Drumballyroney, where he lived, preached and taught.

7. www.annebronte.org › 2018/06/17 › fathers-dayFather’s Day: Remembering the Brontë Grandfathers

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   Jun 17, 2018 · We have one more memory of Brontë grandfather Hugh, and it comes from his daughter, and Patrick’s sister, Alice. Reminiscing in 1891, at the grand old age of 95, she recalled: ‘My father came originally from Drogheda. He was not very tall but purty stout; he was sandy-haired and my mother fair-haired.

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   Did John McClory have a sister?

   • This provided reasonable confirmation that the marriage and birth records found in Ireland were, in fact, those of John McClory’s younger sister Nancy. Further, the 1970’s history provided some vague information which could potentially indicate John and Bridget’s place of origin.

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   Are there any McClory descendants in Annaclone?

   • Over several days, we met with one McClory and two McClory descendents, all from one large extended McClory family in Annaclone. Although the meetings were one of the great highlights of the trip, and the family resemblance’s notable, no definite connection could be found.

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   Are there still McClory families in Ireland?

   • According to Father Kearney of the Annaclone parish, there are only three remaining families with the McClory name in the parish. Ireland is rapidly becoming more modern and mobile. As has happened in America, children leave the farms seeking opportunities in the cities. The parents remaining on the farms pass on.

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   Are there McClory family grave plots in Annaclone?

   • The two registered Catholic cemeteries in Annaclone seemed filled with McClory family grave plots, many these plots containing close to a dozen names. One of the reasons we had come to Annaclone was in the hope of finding a connection to distant McClory relatives in Ireland.

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9. www.babbitteastonfh.com › obituary › alice-mccloryObituary | Alice M. McClory Stokes of Franklinville, New York ...

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   Sep 14, 2023 · Alice was born June 7, 1930 in Buffalo and was the daughter of Walter and Eloise Sly Rupert. On July 26, 1952 in Franklinville she married Chris E. McClory who predeceased her on August 14, 1988. She then married Paul Stokes on November 14, 2015 in Ellicottville who predeceased her on September 15, 2019. Alice was a 1949 graduate of Bennett ...