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H folks, I need an Irish history lesson. I'm confused about the recording of marriages in the

Had a great afternoon. Jane's right - we could have talked all day! Thanks to all who have

Mary--There is a Clough in County Down-North of Newcastle.--Basil On Sat, Jun 12, 2010 at 11:30 AM,

Hi folks. I have two questions on two different subjects: 1) Does anyone know how I might find out

Thanks, Jack. I wonder what the odds of her name being Blathnaid originally are. I've never heard

From 16th June Carlow church records will be available on http://www.irishgenealogy.ie/ also there

NSMarriages--Thanks for this however I don't see my ggggrandfather Jeremiah{Darby} Kealy's

from a paper I have published in the Irish Accestor, 1975. Titled "Some Irish Immigrant Weddings

Looking for info on Richard Gourd (possibly William Gourd) and Mary Anne Robinson, married to each

Dear Jane, Worry not, we can all re-send whenever you feel the moment is right. (Luckily cats don

Ted, I can tell you this much, and it's not very much: by the time the 1901 Irish census was

Hello Janet, I am researching the family of my gg grandmother Bridget Maher 1820-1870 born in Queens

Hello All First of all Jane, I appreciate all your work and efforts, since I have got many ideas from

My interest is in the MULDOWNEY family from Doonane. James MULDOWNEY married Mary LOVE around 1820.

My ancestors came from Ireland between 1848 and 1851 and settled in Western New York, in Niagara

Surnames I am searching are Jenkinson, Short, Pollock, Tyrrell. First of all Jane, thank you for all

Always good to hear of another in the haystack, and with an Edward and Jim too. Your Edward could be

Hi Jack, Yes, I've searched the site pretty thoroughly. With clues someone posted on Jane's

Hi, Searching for: William ENGLISH B 1802 Either Kilkenny or Tipperary CO., IRE D 1829 Nepean, ON.,

Unfortunately, she married a SMITH. As I don't know when or where she died, there are far too

Hi Jane Thanks for all that you do. My interest is McCudden. The family came from Armagh in the 1840s

Hi Jane & everybody, I'm still looking for people in Ireland, but one of Michael Dwyer's

Interested in Langton in Co. Kilkenny and Laois. Also Brennan Roe, Brennan Durrick, Brennan Cloney in

The 1901 census is indexed by civil land divisions beginning with the area that was known as the Poor

The surname Glennon/Glennan isn't really all that terribly common down in the South east of

I've indexed the names of the children and their parents who were baptised in the Roman Catholic

I have added two more years to the Marriage index for Rathdowney, Co. Laois /Queen's Co. and also

Every county has townlands covered by some Poor Law Union that we usually associate with another