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This interesting surname is of Norman-French origin, from St. Aubyn in France, and may now be regarded as a completely Hibernicized name. The family, first called de St. Aubyn, arrived in Ireland in the wake of the Norman Invasion (1169 - 1170), and by the year 1200 they were settled in Counties Tipperary and Kilkenny, from whence they spread to the neighbouring Munster counties of Cork and Waterford. Other Norman names which have become completely Irish are Roche (originally "de Roche") and Cusack (originally "de Cussac"). The Tobins were an extremely influential family in County Tipperary in medieval times, and the head of the family was known as Baron of Coursey...More TOBIN family history
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Martin Tobin
I'm looking for any Tobin's in Kilkenny who may be related. My Great Grand Father (William Tobin) came to Australia in 1853 all details I have are below.
Martin Tobin (1799) & Ally (Alice) Hanley (1800) lived in Tullowbrin, Rathcoole, Kilkenny & had 9 children.
1. Bridget Tobin (1816-1878) married Andrew Costello
2. Mary Tobin (1819) married John Byrne & had 9 children
3. Ellen (Eleanor) Tobin (1820) married Brian Byrne & had 4 children
4. Alice Tobin (1822 -1824)
5. Margaret Tobin (1823) married James Phelan & had 10 children
6. Alice Tobin (1825-1883) married John Carty & had 5 Children (to Australia 1852)
7. Michael Tobin (1826) married Mary Harding & had 4 children
8. William Tobin (1829-1910) married Ann Scarf (to Australia 1853)
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TOBIN Family History
This interesting surname is of Norman-French origin, from St. Aubyn in France, and may now be regarded as a completely Hibernicized name. The family, first called de St. Aubyn, arrived in Ireland in the wake of the Norman Invasion (1169 - 1170), and by the year 1200 they were settled in Counties Tipperary and Kilkenny, from whence they spread to the neighbouring Munster counties of Cork and Waterford. Other Norman names which have become completely Irish are Roche (originally "de Roche") and Cusack (originally "de Cussac"). The Tobins were an extremely influential family in County Tipperary in medieval times, and the head of the family was known as Baron of Coursey...Areas of Origin for TOBIN
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