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Recorded as MacBride, McBride, Bride, Bryde, the diminutives Bridie, Brydie, and Bridey, this is a Gaelic surname of both Irish and Scottish origins. It derives either from the pre 10th century Irish Mac giolla Brighde or the Scottish Mac gille Brighde, and translates as "The son of the follower of St Bridget", one of the early Christian saints. The personal name originally 'Brighid' is of uncertain etymology, but may mean "exalted", and was probably that given to a pagan fire goddess, albeit that many of her attributes are now associated with the historical figure of St. Brigit of Kildare (452-523). She was the founder of the first Irish convent...More MCBRIDE family history
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Jeremy Bride
My name is Jeremy Bride. My family...shown below from the shipping records came from Cork to Australia in 1858. The older of the Henrys was Henry Nelson Bride and he was my great grandfather. My grandfather was William only 6 at the time. I am having diffficulties finding records. If anybody has any info I would be very grateful. Thankyou!
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Family Name Given Name Age Month Year Ship Port Fiche Page DOB
BRIDE BENJAMIN 16 JUN 1858 YOUNG AMERICA B 147 004 1842
BRIDE ELLEN 45 JUN 1858 YOUNG AMERICA B 147 004 1813
BRIDE HENRY 11 JUN 1858 YOUNG AMERICA B 147 004 1847
BRIDE HENRY 45 JUN 1858 YOUNG AMERICA B 147 004 1813
BRIDE JAMES 4 JUN 1858 YOUNG AMERICA B 147 004 1854
BRIDE JANE 20 JUN 1858 YOUNG AMERICA B 147 004 1838
BRIDE PATRICK 24 JUN 1858 YOUNG AMERICA B 147 004 1834
BRIDE ROBERT 3 JUN 1858 YOUNG AMERICA B 147 004 1855
BRIDE ROWLAND 14 JUN 1858 YOUNG AMERICA B 147 004 1844
BRIDE THOMAS 7 JUN 1858 YOUNG AMERICA B 147 004 1851
BRIDE WILLIAM 6 JUN 1858 YOUNG AMERICA B 147 004 1852
Michael mcbride
My mcbride family starts in 1840s when mary mcbride came to sunderland from ireland with sons edward,thomas/hugh. Mary was then married to patrick conlin. Sister mahal came wiith them as did son tarby conlin.I cannot find a exact location as the english cencus states ireland.i did come up with elphin or kiikenny co.
R mcbride
The person that got awarded a knighthood in my family was George McBride, he died in 1855 so Iโm not getting any information from him. I know he lived in Northern Ireland for his whole life but I donโt know much more then that, I really want to know what happens with my family and what tribe I am, thanks
Kaye Worthington
I am looking for Henry McBride & Mary McBride (Malone) whose son Bernard McBride emigrated to Australia in 1865. I cannot find any records of Henry and Mary after the birth of their children in Dundalk. I have traced one daughter to Cavan. Trying to find where Henry came from as I don't think he was native to Dundalk. Where do most McBrides come from in Ireland?
Leslie McBride
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Any Presbyterian McBrides who left County Tyrone early 1850s for the US? James McBride, Mary Fleming and children were from Clogher, County Tyrone. They left their youngest child (Charles McBride, born 1852) with Mary's mother (Letitia). He came to Australia in 1871 at the age of 18. He is my Gx2 grandfather.
kevin.murray
hi there trying to trace any relatives of my mum and dad my mum Sarah McFadden nee Mcbride born 3rd sept 1913 her father name was James McFadden, and mother name Susan nee McBride from Golan and Cralagh ,James and Susan married 22nd july 1913,i got back to were they reside which is 18 cratlagh {milford,donegal were Susan McBride dad was Michael McBride and mum was Margery McBride ,My mum married my dad Michael Murray on the 21st April 1936 in Letterkenny,my dad Michael Murray mum name was Lizzie also my dad was born 29th June 1904 I can go back 1864 any help finding relatives would be great
Amy McBride
James McBride born 28 Mar 1804, Beechgrove, Coffee County Tennessee, USA married to Mary B Polk. Father of Bartley Martin McBride born 2 Feb 1828, Beechgrove, Coffee County, Tennessee, USA married to Mary Ann Williams. Bartley is the father of Isaac Edward McBride born 12 Feb 1864, Jackson County, Illinois, USA married to Nancy Jane Ellison. Isaac is father of Hezy Martin McBride born 26 Jan 1894, Benton, Franklin County, Illinois, USA married to Bertha Ross Ward. Hezy is the father of Earl Ottway McBride, my grandfather.
I am trying to find information of who James parents are. I have John McBride born abt. 1767 in Dublin, Ireland. I am not sure that this is correct. It is said that my McBride family originated in Scotland and mov
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From John Wilson McBride:
I am descended from Cork McBrides. My father, James Tait McBride was born 1897 in the City of Cork (Victoria Road). His father, John McBride immigrated to Cork from Scotland. A Presbyterian, he married Jessie Tait in September 1893 at Midleton Co. Cork. Jessie Tait lived at a farm called The Hermitage which still exists and has Tait descendants in residence.
John and Jessie has two sons, William (my uncle Bill) and James (my father). I am currently in Cork obtaining necessary information to become Irish citizenship. My parents emigrated to England. My dad was in the Royal Airforce, stationed at RAF ran well, Lincolnshire where I was born in 1948.
According to records obtained from John Faris, Pastor of Cork Trin
MCBRIDE Family History
Recorded as MacBride, McBride, Bride, Bryde, the diminutives Bridie, Brydie, and Bridey, this is a Gaelic surname of both Irish and Scottish origins. It derives either from the pre 10th century Irish Mac giolla Brighde or the Scottish Mac gille Brighde, and translates as "The son of the follower of St Bridget", one of the early Christian saints. The personal name originally 'Brighid' is of uncertain etymology, but may mean "exalted", and was probably that given to a pagan fire goddess, albeit that many of her attributes are now associated with the historical figure of St. Brigit of Kildare (452-523). She was the founder of the first Irish convent...Areas of Origin for MCBRIDE
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