I found the following, describing the marriage of her father and step-mother:
Nov. 9, in the Parish Church of Stranorlar, by the Rev. Maurice Fenwick, Domestic Chaplain to the Lord Bishop of Raphoe, the Rev. Edward Batty, of same diocese, son of Philip Batty, Esq., of Ballyhealy, in this county, to Catherine, eldest daughter of John Kincaid, late of Raphoe, deceased, formerly a Surgeon in the Hon. East India Company's Service.
--originally published in the Westmeath Journal, 18 November, 1830
Fascinating information/background on Emily's father, step-mother, and paternal relatives can be found in "Sexual Intemperance and Money on an Irish Estate in the Eighteen Forties" by Desmond Norton, University College Dublin
Nov. 9, in the Parish Church of Stranorlar, by the Rev. Maurice Fenwick, Domestic Chaplain to the Lord Bishop of Raphoe, the Rev. Edward Batty, of same diocese, son of Philip Batty, Esq., of Ballyhealy, in this county, to Catherine, eldest daughter of John Kincaid, late of Raphoe, deceased, formerly a Surgeon in the Hon. East India Company's Service.
--originally published in the Westmeath Journal, 18 November, 1830
Fascinating information/background on Emily's father, step-mother, and paternal relatives can be found in "Sexual Intemperance and Money on an Irish Estate in the Eighteen Forties" by Desmond Norton, University College Dublin
I found the following, describing the marriage of her father and step-mother:
Nov. 9, in the Parish Church of Stranorlar, by the Rev. Maurice Fenwick, Domestic Chaplain to the Lord Bishop of Raphoe, the Rev. Edward Batty, of same diocese, son of Philip Batty, Esq., of Ballyhealy, in this county, to Catherine, eldest daughter of John Kincaid, late of Raphoe, deceased, formerly a Surgeon in the Hon. East India Company's Service.
--originally published in the Westmeath Journal, 18 November, 1830
Fascinating information/background on Emily's father, step-mother, and paternal relatives can be found in "Sexual Intemperance and Money on an Irish Estate in the Eighteen Forties" by Desmond Norton, University College Dublin
Nov. 9, in the Parish Church of Stranorlar, by the Rev. Maurice Fenwick, Domestic Chaplain to the Lord Bishop of Raphoe, the Rev. Edward Batty, of same diocese, son of Philip Batty, Esq., of Ballyhealy, in this county, to Catherine, eldest daughter of John Kincaid, late of Raphoe, deceased, formerly a Surgeon in the Hon. East India Company's Service.
--originally published in the Westmeath Journal, 18 November, 1830
Fascinating information/background on Emily's father, step-mother, and paternal relatives can be found in "Sexual Intemperance and Money on an Irish Estate in the Eighteen Forties" by Desmond Norton, University College Dublin
Inscription
Erected by
The Rev. Edward BATTY
Vicar of Duleek in the Diocese of Meath
To the memory of
His beloved daughter
Emily Catherine
who departed this life
on the 29th day of January 1845
in the eighteenth year of her age,
when on a visit to this City
and whose remains are
deposited beneath.
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