Branches of The Roche Family

Fitzpatrick

Douglas

Kelly

Farrell / Greene
                     
Salinger  (St.Leger)

Murray

Carroll

Carty

Cowley

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The Fitzpatrick Family is connected to the Roche family through the marriage of
 Roderick (Roddy) Fitzpatrick & Julia (Peggy) Roche in 1940.

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The Douglas Family is connected to the Roche Family through the marriage of
Patrick (Paddy) Douglas & Mary Roche in 1938.

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The Kelly Family is connected to the Roche Family through the marriage of 
Patrick (Paddy) Kelly & Rosanna (Rosie ) Roche in 1940.

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The Farrell / Greene Family is connected to the Roche Family through the marriage of
John Roche & Mary Farrell in 1942.

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The Salinger Family is connected to the Roche Family through the marriage of
Martin St. Leger & Joanna (Jane) Cowley in 1864.

Martins father was Patrick St. Leger who had two son's, Martin & William.
Martin was christened St. Leger, however William was christened Sallinger by the priest performing the christening and kept that name.

Martin's wife Joanna (Jane) nee Cowley was sister of Maria Cowley.

Maria Cowley married John Carty in 1858.

John & Maria had twin girls Mary Ann Carty & Julia Carty.

Julia Carty married John (Patrick) Roche in 1880.

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Note
The name Salinger appears to have been originally St.Leger.
It is thought that St.Leger became San Leger and then Salinger.
Some families spelled the name Sallinger ie with two L's

When a new child was being christened some priest's performing the christening used the name Salinger
(or Sallinger)  when recording the birth.

Some families maintained the name St.Leger and sometimes used Salinger and then reverted to St. Leger.

For example, in the 1911 census there are no Salingers listed, all families appear as St.Leger.
However on the Voters Register in 1938/9 there are no St. Legers listed, all families are recorded as Salinger.

Please see "Salinger/St.Leger Family" on menu bar on the left for Salinger/St. Leger family history.

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