The Limerick network is reconstructed independently of Carteret. Here the Quin and Goold families are connected by documented kinship, marriage and landholding.
Rosbrien, Adare and the Goolds
Adare / Rosbrien
Thady Quin of Adare had descendants forming both the Dunraven and Rosbrien branches.
Thady Quin of Adare had descendants forming both the Dunraven and Rosbrien branches.
Rosbrien Quin → Goold
The research material traces Thomas Goold through the Rosbrien Quin family. The surviving pedigree evidence joins the Goold and Quin surnames genealogically.
The research material traces Thomas Goold through the Rosbrien Quin family. The surviving pedigree evidence joins the Goold and Quin surnames genealogically.
Thomas Goold
Master in Chancery; associated with Rossbrien, Dromadda and Athea. The Goold estate expanded across several County Limerick parishes.
Master in Chancery; associated with Rossbrien, Dromadda and Athea. The Goold estate expanded across several County Limerick parishes.
1817 · Athea
Thomas Goold acquired the Athea estate from Lord Courtenay.
Thomas Goold acquired the Athea estate from Lord Courtenay.
1836 · Goold → Dunraven Quin
Augusta Charlotte Goold married Edwin Richard Wyndham-Quin, 3rd Earl of Dunraven, bringing the Goold relationship back into the principal Dunraven line.
Augusta Charlotte Goold married Edwin Richard Wyndham-Quin, 3rd Earl of Dunraven, bringing the Goold relationship back into the principal Dunraven line.
Geographic network
The locations to be mapped as individual documented points are Adare, Rosbrien, Limerick City, Athea, Dromadda, Rathronan and Ardagh, together with additional Goold holdings only where the underlying record identifies them.
BOUNDARY
This Limerick network is documented on its own evidence. It is not presented as the ancestry of the Carteret Goulds.