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Mark F. Ryan
Mark Francis Ryan (10 November 1844 – 17 June 1940), was an Irish revolutionary, a leading Member of the Irish Republican Brotherhood and author.〔 Ryan, Editors Introduction, pg.xiii / xxi〕
==Family==
Mark Ryan was born in Uracly in the parish of Kilconly, a few miles from Tuam, County Galway. The eldest son of John Ryan, a native of Kilconly, and Bridget Mullahy, of Seephin, in the parish of Kilcommon, County Mayo. There were eight children, with three of the four boys, (Michael & Paddy) including Mark becoming doctors. John Ryan had farms in three different parts of Kilconly, one which was held from a landlord known as "French of Tirowen," which is near Gort. Mark was three or four, when the family were evicted, which took place during the famine years. This became one of his earliest memories, though he says he did not realise the full tragedy of this at the time.〔Ryan, pg. 7〕
The second farm was in Umane, land held by a landlord by the name of Dominick Jennings. The family lived here for five or six years, till the landlord died and they were again evicted. They were given shelter for a time from Mark's uncle, Michael Ryan at Bailenagittach. After some time John obtained another holding from Richard Jennings, brother of Dominick in Ironpool. The family lived here for only a few years, until they were "once more thrown on the roadside," according to Ryan. After this, John Ryan took his family and emigrated to England.〔
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