Ann Maria Curtis, Dungourney, a granddaughter of Rev. John Madras who married Miss Evanson of Durrus, married a grandson of The Liberator, Daniel O’Connell,  1867, he was son of Charles O’Connell, Resident Magistrate, Bantry.

https://durrushistory.com/2016/01/09/ann-maria-curtis-dungourney-granddaughter-of-martha-evanson-ballydivanefriendly-cove-durrus-married-1867-the-liberators-daniel-oconnell-grandson-son-of-charles-resident-magistrate-ban/

John T. Collins, Newspaper Extracts, Died 2nd March 1754 Mrs. Madras, w (wife or widow?) of Rev. M Madras.

John Henry Madras who was rector on Durrus c.1798. He married Martha Evanson and he was moved to Aglish parish. They had 4? children two boys Robert and Richard. Robert Conner Madras was a GP in Coachford and he is named on the marriage cert of Jeremiah O’Callaghan and Margaret Madras as father of the bride.The marriage was in Douglas Catholic Church in 1871. Both Margaret and Jeremiah were signed x. which I thought unusual for a doctor’s daughter.Jeremiah probably was illiterate. I subsequently have found a baptismal cert dated 1853 for Margaret Madras in St Peter and Paul’s in Cork city with Richard Madras named as father. Richard doesn’t seem to figure in any accounts of the Madras family who began in Huguenot Cork with Rev John Madras in the mid-1700’s. Margaret and Jeremiah subsequently lived in Flesk castle where he worked as a coachman. They had eight children

Updated:

Genealogy of Cork Huguenot Madras family post 1750 from Amsterdam by letter from India Office 1939, interconnected families Longfield Connor, Fort Robert, Enniskeane, Evanson, Durrus, Travers, Butlerstown, Baldwin,  Curravody, Alleyn.

The Rev John Madras referred to was a curate in Durrus c 1800 when he married Miss Evanson.

From Meziere Brady:

Graveyard inscription courtesy Richard henchion.

https://www.google.ie/maps/place/Durrus,+Co.+Cork/@51.6217107,-9.521993,11z/data=!4m2!3m1!1s0x48459fe7ccd270df:0x231e3744ac95441a

Youngest Son of Madras family mentioned as life also Evansons, Whites of Bantry:

http://members.pcug.org.au/~nickred/deeds/memorial_extract.cgi?my_memorial=436594&my_indexer=Roz%20McC

Durrus 1800 John Henry Madras Martha Evanson Rector, Durrus Friendly Cove Rev. John Madras Alice Baldwin Richard Evanson Madras family of Huguenot descent via Amsterdam Evanson family history ”
Children, Alice, John TCD Clergyman, married Mary Travers daughter of JonasTravers Timoleague, P. Donoughmore Ross, Richard, Robert-Conner 1807-Doctor Dripsey Dispensary drowned saving policeman, married Elizabeth Bennett Gillman, Coachford, sister of Antiquarian Herbert Webb-Gillman, Alleyne-Evanson, Elizabeth ied a spinster, Anne-Connor married Richard Hayes Barker, Aherla”

 

Margaret(Peggy) Madras(s), was born out of wedlock near OVENS in 1844 and registered on her baptismal cert as illegitimate. She was baptised into the Catholic church. Her mother was Joannah Linehan a Madras family servant and her father is named on baptism cert as Robert Conner Madras, a GP in Dripsey, son of a prominent Protestant family. He seems to have had no input into her life, which might explain her illiteracy. She subsequently married Jeremiah O’Callaghan a gardener in Douglas (Cork) Church in 1871 with Dr Robert Conner Madras named as her father on the marriage cert.  Both parties are recorded on their marriage cert as being illiterate, as were the witnesses. She went with Jeremiah to Flesk Castle in Killarney where he worked as a coachman along with other O’Callaghan family members on the Coltsman estate. They had six children one of whom was Cornelius.  She died aged 45 and is buried in Killarney and he lived to 102.

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