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Irish research
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Rioja | Report | 29 Sep 2006 11:55 |
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Can ayone give me some advice? I am visiting Ireland next month to do some family research, but eveything I have read about sources and where to start, seems to be about the nineteenth century. My mother was born in 1946 in Cashel,Tipperary and I have birth certificates for her parents but no other info. I was under the impression that no records are available to look at for the public as they belong to the Catholic Church, but maybe I'm wrong. Can anyone help? |
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Nana Anna | Report | 29 Sep 2006 12:16 |
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You might find this site of interest. http://www.amireland.*com/clogheen/clogpage/roots.html Remove * |
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Cheshiremaid | Report | 29 Sep 2006 13:09 |
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Try this website for info http:/www(.)tfhr(.)org/ remove brackets Tipperary Family History Research have access to Catholic baptismal and marriage records for Cashel and Emly they may be able to help. Good luck Linda |
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