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James Dyer Roscrea Death cert

Tamarellaz · 2014-06-13 15:37:44

James Dyer was my great grandfather. I understand that he died in Roscrea, Co Tipp. How can I search death records online without paying money on sites?

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13-06-2014 4:37pm

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Tamarellaz

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James Dyer was my great grandfather. I understand that he died in Roscrea, Co Tipp. How can I search death records online without paying money on sites?

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#2 13-06-2014 5:28pm
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https://familysearch.org/

Roscrea is in the Roscrea district handily enough so if you search by name and place of death there with a rough idea of the years you should get better details; however you will have to pay the GRO €4 for a copy of the cert.

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#3 13-06-2014 7:57pm
Tamarellaz

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Thanks for that. I don't mind paying €4 but some of the sites charge rediculous fees even to search

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#4 13-06-2014 10:35pm
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There's not many Irish records you need to pay to search. IFHF records (church and certain eras of civil records) give you a huge number of searches for every item you buy; Family Search has the civil indexes and the NAI has the Censuses and some other records.

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