Handwriting decipher thread *must post link to full page*

Waitsian

https://civilrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/churchrecords/images/deaths_returns/deaths_1912/05360/4494482.pdf

Anyone have a go please at cause of death for #2 (fifth entry down), Michael Doyle 24/6/1912? Acute Bright is presumably inflammation of the kidneys i.e. Bright's disease, but below that? Some kind of poisoning but I can't make it out. Given he was a publican I thought 'alcoholic' but it doesn't read that way to me.

shanew

uremic poisoning ? which would fit with Kidney problems...

Waitsian

shanew wrote: »

uremic poisoning ? which could fit with Kidney problems...

So he's erroneously stuck an 'a' in uremic? I think you're correct. Nice one.

VirginiaB

Can anyone figure out the last name of the male sponsor in this baptism record? 
Kinnegad RC parish, Diocese of Meath. 18 August 1833. Baby is Elizabeth Kelly (my great-great grandmother), D. to Mathew and Mary Reilly--SS. Patt ???? and Bridget Caroon. Thanks. The image is at--
http://registers.nli.ie/registers/vtls000635234#page/32/mode/1up

P. Breathnach

It might be Fagan, but I wouldn't bet the farm on it.

Hermy

I'd agree with Fagan.

VirginiaB

Thanks--it does look like Fagan.  I checked both Griffith's Valuation and John Grenham's site and Fagan is a very common name in the immediate area.  So I think I'll go with Fagan.  Thank you both very much.

pinkypinky

What do people make of the groom's occupation and address for this 1928 marriage please? I see Leitrim but can't make out the town.

VirginiaB

Sgt CG is perhaps Sergeant C[ivil] G[uard].  Just a guess.

mickmackey1

It's Cloone Co Leitrim and maybe Sergeant Civil Guard (Sgt CG) ?

mickmackey1

Haha great minds

VirginiaB

Looks that way

pinkypinky

Thanks all. Agree about the town.

tabbey

mickmackey1 wrote: »

It's Cloone Co Leitrim and maybe Sergeant Civil Guard (Sgt CG) ?

There are three Cloone townlands in Co Leitrim, apart from dozens starting with cloon (meadow).
The one near Mohill is the one that could be considered a village.
And it had a constabulary barrack in the 25" map.

pinkypinky

What do you make of the bride's address please?

Hermy

2 Carman's Hall

There's a Catherine Wallace at 3.3 Carman's Hall in 1901.

Map link here.

pinkypinky

Thanks for that Hermy!

BigCon

Any ideas?
Twins?

pinkypinky

Terrible handwriting!

Connors - surname?

Is the last word Ryan?

BigCon

Yeah, it's
"Michael of John Connors and Bridget Wilds. Sponsors Mary Corbon? and Thomas Quirke?
Judy? of John Connors sponsors ? ? and ? Ryan

pinkypinky

Judy looks right - I thought it myself before you commented.

spurious

Thady? Tuite? and ? Ryan.

KildareFan

my attempt:
1849 Oct 24
Michl of Jno Connors & Brgt Wilde
Sp Mary Corbon & Tesy Tuite
Thady of Jno Connor
Sp Thady Tuite & Mrg Ryan

what's the place name in the margin? Looks like Greenulan

BigCon

It's Grennanstown

pinkypinky

Thoughts on the Mahony father's occupation please.

mickmackey1

Blacksmith?

BowWow

Soldier? Member of 13th. "something regiment"?

shanew

think the first letter is a 'B' - looks similar to the B in Bachelor to me, the 2nd part looks like Smith with a squashed 'S' like the S in spinster .. so I'm going with Blk. Smith

pedroeibar1

shanew wrote: »

Blk. Smith

+1

Jellybaby1

Blacksmith for me too!