FAMILY OF JOHN CURLEY & ELIZA THARPE
FAMILY CRESTS
Curley |
![]() Tharpe |
Curley
The name Curley is derived from the Gaelic MacToirdealbhaigh Sept of the
Irish Counties of Antrim and Armagh. The name means 'son
of Turlough'. Turley, Torley, Kerley, Terence and Terry are among the
variants of this name but Curley is mainly found in Ireland in the Counties
of Galway and
Roscommon. where the placenames Ballymacurley and Curley's Island can be
found.
Tharp
The name Tharp in Ireland is usually of immigrant origin having been
introduced into the country by settlers who arrived from England
especially during the seventeenth century. It is in the Northern Counties
as well as in County Dublin that the majority of descendants bearing this
name in Ireland can today be found.
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