1  	Thomas Corcoran	1822 - 1874
..		+Nora Duffy	1833 - 1903
.......	2  	Thomas Corcoran	1859 - 1922
.......	2  	James Corcoran	1865 - 1941
.......	2  	Maggie Corcoran	1872 - 1897

May 17, 2002:

Here are the three Corcoran births registered at St. Michael's at Corkery:

Corcoran, Martin son of Corcoran, Michael and Nolan, Mary born 9/1/1844
Godparents: Kelly, Jeremiah & Bryan, Ellen (probably O'Brien)

Corcoran, Mary Corcoran, daughter of Michael and Nolan, born 4/7/1850
Godparents: Curtin, Lawrence & Browne, Mary

Corcoran, Michael son of Corcoran, Michael and Nolan, Mary born 8/17/1848
Godparents: Fahaly, John and Kelly, Mary

These folks may be related to the Corcorans at South Gloucester -- or maybe
not.
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June 15, 2002:
Keith Corcoran is also researching the Corcoran surname in the Ottawa area.

Here's the 1881 census information for a Corcoran family in the Ottawa area.
Interesting - Richard Corcoran was born in 1835 in the Hudson Bay area 
(then part of the North West Territories!). Was his dad involved in the
fur trade? Richard's wife was a French Canadian and one daughter was born in
the United States.
... Al

	Census Place:	Wellington Ward, Ottawa, Carleton, Ontario, Canada
	Source:	FHL Film 1375865  NAC C-13229  Dist 105  SubDist A  Div 1  Page 11  Family 55
Richard CORCORAN	M	M	46	Irish	Hudson Bay, 
	Occ:	Lumberman	Religion:	Catholic	
Caroline CORCORAN	F	M	32	French	Quebec
			Religion:	Catholic	
Charlotte CORCORAN	F		17	Irish	Quebec
			Religion:	Catholic	
Blanche CORCORAN	F		9	Irish	USA
			Religion:	Catholic
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Here's another Corcoran family in 1881: (maybe brother and sister?)
Census Place:	St George's Ward, Ottawa, Carleton, Ontario, Canada
	Source:	FHL Film 1375866  NAC C-13230  Dist 105  SubDist C  Div 1  Page 44  Family 195
	Sex	Marr	Age	Origin	Birthplace
Elizabeth CORCORAN	F		40	Irish	O 
			Religion:	Catholic	
John CORCORAN	M		29	Irish	O 
			Religion:	Catholic
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Some of the Corcorans came from County Carlow ... Al

 August 3, 2002:
In 1835, the Shiners elected David Scanlon, Thomas Corcoran, William Graham and 
George Stanley as directors of the agricultural society.
Note: This was the meeting which was packed with members of the Shiner gang.
Source: Dark Druidical Groves, by Michael Cross.