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Thanks Dea
Did notice that have wrote to her .

carolx

Hopefully she will have some info for you!!

Fingers crossed,

Dea x

I am not convincd that this connects as it is a little late for the expected marriage (They were probably married in Ireland|).
However, I will post it for you just in case it connects later:



Marriages Dec 1859 (>99%)
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***Aherne Elizabeth Greenwich 1d 924
Armstrong Catharine Greenwich 1d 924
Armstrong Catherine Greenwich 1d 924
Callaghan Patrick Greenwich 1d 924
***Nagle William Greenwich 1d 924

Dea x

As I said via pm - just go to your first post and edit your header to something like - Nagle - Cork, Ireland - help please.

Dea x

I love it when others (especially Dea) have come to the same conclusions. NAGLE
I've done a decent trawl through Cityark for the Chatham 1888 marriage. Could have missed something with my eyes wide open,though.

Maureen

Hi Maureen,

I think you just paid me a compliment ??

Anyway, I too have trawled 'city Ark (brilliant site if you have relations in Medway !!) - I couldn't find the marriage!!

I think the problem is that this is a 'Roman Catholic' family and I don't know which church in Gillingham or Chatham is RC??

They were in St Philip? district but that is not RC - I believe there was one in Old Brompton but can't find it??


Dea x

nudge for help please? on Nagles from Ireland.

Carol has contacted Lucie who seems to have the family on her tree?

Dea x

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Date william Nagle est b !828 Macroom Ireland wife Eliza Nagle b Cork 1828 Please if there's anyone who can help with the Irish records

City ark is primarily C of E..Unfortunately, you won't find RC PR on there.

Right-possibly this one-?
St Michael the Archangel, Hills Terrace. Church built 1862-3, formerly at Brompton. Original registers from 1802.

And Dea-praise and trust. Sounds like you're the family lab retriever. Stupid of me. Of course I meant to give you a compliment.
And a 000 and xxx
Maureen

bump up is they someone who can help me with Ireland info

Hi Carol,

Your thread title just says 'trying to find' - It won't catch the attention of the Irish researchers.

As I suggested earlier - go to your first post and click on edit then change the thread name to something like.... Irish help please - Nagle family.

Dea x

bump up

still looking for someone on here who can help with Irish records

Carol, read your subject line -- it now says:


Is there anyone who can tell me where to look up I


You used more words than the line allows. It still doesn't mean anything. Why don't you just take Dea's advice and make your thread title


Irish help please - Nagle family


? People are not likely going to click to read a 3-page thread that has no subject.