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Information update - There
are many references to St. Mary's Church in Derby, CT. As of July 1,
2017, the church is now part of the new parish - Our Lady Queen of the
Apostles. The church building itself retains the name, but the parish bears the new name
and St. Jude's Church in Derby is part of the new parish as well. Many
years ago, St. Jude's split off from St. Mary's as the new church and
parish served the east side of Derby. However, in 2022 the St. Jude's
Church was put up for sale.
This website is primarily the story of the descendants of Thomas Walsh,
a farmer living in the heart of Ireland in the middle of the 19th
century whose descendants scattered across the globe. To a lesser
degree, it is also the story of the Mulready family.
The information is
managed in a genealogical software program (The Master Genealogist) and
generated for the Internet using another program (Second Site) that
works specifically with The Master Genealogist.
You can find individuals by using the surname list or by clicking on
their names on the family tree charts.
The site now includes a search
function in addition to a calendar showing births, deaths, marriages and
graduations and an interactive map. Use the links on the left to go
directly to those functions. There is now an improved family ancestor
review for each individual.
The data has been compiled with input from many people, and I want to
thank everyone who has helped. This is - and always will be - a work in
progress. That is particularly true on the source side where I have just
begun to realize the importance of having sources for all of the data.
You will see that is quite limited on the site. However, the site is a
bit stronger on the visuals side with hundreds of pictures on the site.
Comments and feedback are invited and any additions or corrections
are more than welcome. You can send me data and photos using the e-mail
links on this page. *
Send email to preparer: 
An audio file is available for the Walsh family history. 