Bartholomew O'BRIEN

1890 -

• Name	Bartholomew O'BRIEN
  Birth	24 Mar 1890	County Limerick, Ireland
  		Birth Certificate for Bartholomew O'BRIEN
  Gender	Male
  Census	1901	Ballynaclogh, Grean, County Limerick, Ireland
  		1901 Ireland Census for Mary REAL age 74 and family: Real Anne 50 Female Daughter Real John 40 Male Son OBrien Mary 17 Female Grand Daughter OBrien James 16 Male Grand Son OBrien Anne 15 Female Grand Daughter OBrien Bartholomew 11 Male Grand Son Kennedy Bridget 60 Female Servant
  Census	1911	Ballynaclogh, Grean, County Limerick, Ireland
  		1911 Ireland Census for Anne O'BRIEN (nee REAL) age 64 (says she is a widow but her husband is actually living in Limerick) and family: OBrien Anne 64 Female Head of Family OBrien Mary 27 Female Daughter OBrien Anne 25 Female Daughter OBrien Bortholomew 21 Male Son Real John 55 Male Brother
  Person ID	I165915	RiemerZajicek
  Last Modified	5 Apr 2018

  
  

  Father	Bartholomew O'BRIEN,   b. Abt Sep 1848, County Limerick, Ireland d. 26 Mar 1919, Limerick, Ireland (Age ~ 70 years)
  Mother	Anne or Annie REALE,   b. Abt Sep 1848
  Marriage	19 Sep 1882	Pallasgrean, County Limerick, Ireland
  		Marriage Certificate
  Family ID	F60742	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

• Event Map		Birth - 24 Mar 1890 - County Limerick, Ireland Census - 1901 - Ballynaclogh, Grean, County Limerick, Ireland Census - 1911 - Ballynaclogh, Grean, County Limerick, Ireland  = Link to Google Earth
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• Photos

  Old O'BRIEN homestead in Ballinaclough, County Limerick, Ireland, which is now a house for cattle (2018) Courtesy of John O'DWYER

  
  

  Documents

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• Notes

  A little story about the Bartolemew O Brien that I knew (son to Ann Reale).He was reputed to be able to "close heads"whatever that was and people used to come to him from far and wide.Maybe he was the seventh son of a seventh son (gifted people in Irish lore).Probably difficult to prove with all the galavanting. - John O'Dwyer