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any ideas where to look now plz?

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Carole

Carole Report 22 Sep 2006 14:34

ok, so far, i have JOHN (H)IBLE C1810 MARRIED TO ANN PANTER C1811. I am having great difficulty tracing back john's parents. He was born eckington worcester. then on the other side of family, i am finding it impossible to trace EDWARD LYONS C1834 IRELAND-POSSIBLY TIPPERARY? MARRIED TO ANN LESLEY C1841 GALWAY. theres also JOHN KAY C 1804 CHESHIRE WHO MARRIED MARY ???? C1809 CHESHIRE. cant find marys maiden name so have sent for her sons birth cert but am impatient lol. ive traced both sides back to these but have just come up against a brick wall when trying to get any further. any ideas will be most welcome! thanx carolexx

Carole

Carole Report 22 Sep 2006 16:14

so far i only have online resources that i can use as i am not able to visit these places in person. ive trawled the net but cant come up with anything so far! thanx carolexx

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Unknown Report 22 Sep 2006 19:04

Very few Irish records are online. Parish records are on www.familysearch.org (free) or on www.familyhistoryonline.net (payperview - check the county databases to see if they have coverage of the areas and dates you want). After that, you have to switch off your computer and go out! You can order film of parish registers at your nearest LDS centre, or go to the relevant county records office/local history centre. If you are within travelling distance of London you can go to the central LDS centre opposite the Science Museum or to the Society of Genealogists' library, which charges. check their websites to see if they hold what you want. Alternatively, you MIGHT be lucky and find an online parish clerk - try googling.