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BowWow · 16-04-2020 10:04am

chewed wrote: »

hi, can you please have a look at this birth record for William Carey on the 4th row...

https://civilrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/churchrecords/images/birth_returns/births_1869/03390/2242990.pdf

I wanted to find out the mother's (Mary Carey) maiden name. It looks like Clurrd????

I'd think "Clune".

chewed · 16-04-2020 2:12pm

BowWow wrote:

I'd think "Clune".

Great. Thanks. I thought the last letter was a d.

my_ancestors · 18-04-2020 5:40pm

https://registers.nli.ie/registers/vtls000634139#page/164/mode/1up

Anybody have any idea what the word in the column after sponsors name for the baptism record of Ellen Dunphy (parents John Dunphy Margaret McDonald) second row. The word looks like "mild" ??

Thanks

KildareFan · 18-04-2020 5:49pm

Could be Michl ... but that doesn't make much sense.

Vetch · 18-04-2020 5:57pm

Milit visible - Militia?

BowWow · 18-04-2020 6:51pm

Column heading is "Remarks".

I'd guess "Military"

my_ancestors · 19-04-2020 4:53pm

Thanks all

campo · 20-04-2020 9:33pm

Anyone any clue on this one, it is my great great grandfather Patrick Nash (11 up from bottom)

Looks like he was charged for obstruction but what I am interested in is the sentence, I am thinking it is 7 days of hard labour also not sure what the discharged note is.

https://imgur.com/a/KLevM9p

Deja Boo · 20-04-2020 9:46pm

7 days imprt (imprisonment) or pay fine 5/8/6 costs ? ........ paid fine of 025 (or paid fine costs) ?

campo · 20-04-2020 9:52pm

Deja Boo wrote: »

7 days imprt (imprisonment) or pay fine 5/8/6 costs ? ........ paid fine of 025 (or paid fine costs) ?

Ah that's what it was ya we would never have been a hard labour type family so paying the fine sounds more likely

kildarejohn · 20-04-2020 10:34pm

campo wrote: »

Anyone any clue on this one, it is my great great grandfather Patrick Nash (11 up from bottom)

Looks like he was charged for obstruction but what I am interested in is the sentence, I am thinking it is 7 days of hard labour also not sure what the discharged note is.

https://imgur.com/a/KLevM9p

Agree with previous poster re fine & costs. But what I cant make out is what he was obstructing - looks like "obstructing papers"???

campo · 20-04-2020 10:42pm

kildarejohn wrote: »

Agree with previous poster re fine & costs. But what I cant make out is what he was obstructing - looks like "obstructing papers"???

Yes that is what I thought, my great grans brother was a newsagent so not sure if it was a family business or not.

tabbey · 21-04-2020 10:21am

campo wrote: »

Yes that is what I thought, my great grans brother was a newsagent so not sure if it was a family business or not.

The usual offence is obstructing the pavement.

campo · 21-04-2020 7:19pm

This is a tough one but it is from my great grandfather when he signed up to the Irish Army in 1922, I can make out just about everything except for his next of kin (father) name at the very end, seems, any help be appreciated as at a road block with this side of the family.

https://imgur.com/a/3f6V9sA

Vetch · 21-04-2020 7:27pm

Carroll Michl is the name in the right hand box.

campo · 21-04-2020 7:59pm

Vetch wrote: »

Carroll Michl is the name in the right hand box.

Thank you so much, that is a big help

spurious · 22-04-2020 12:32pm

The address under the name is the same as the earlier one Knockbawn Brack (?), Galbally, Limerick.

cnoc · 22-04-2020 6:30pm

Current name of a town land in Galbally is Knockanebrack.

crossman47 · 23-04-2020 9:53pm

I would appreciate thoughts on no. 78 in the attached https://civilrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/churchrecords/images/deaths_returns/deaths_1917/05199/4436461.pdf

I am almost certain (based on location and person present at death) that it is my ancestor but the age is stumping me. It appears to be 61 but that could not be right. I know ages in Censuses, etc can be way off but , given her children whom I know about, an age of 81 would be more realistic. Any views?

Hermy · 23-04-2020 10:57pm

I would definitely read that as 61.

As regards her age, one of my ancestors was 99 when she died in 1930 but the civil record states she was only 80 so these things do happen occasionally.

SophieLockhart · 25-04-2020 1:25am

It's not hugely surprising. My g-grandmother died at 82 or 66 depending on whether you believe the marriage or death cert.

crossman47 · 25-04-2020 10:30am

I agree its not surprising. I have an ancestor who aged 18 years in the ten years between Censuses. That was often before and after marriage! The one I quoted just seemed so extreme as to cast doubt on whether I had the right person.

pinkypinky · 25-04-2020 11:39am

Guys, please keep this thread for just deciphering the handwriting. By all means, open a new thread to discuss the ages.

clashburke · 29-04-2020 8:37pm

Can anyone make a guess at the addresses on no15 between Thomas Byrne and Sarah Doyle?

https://civilrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/churchrecords/images/marriage_returns/marriages_1866/11544/8246259.pdf

Thanks

cameramonkey · 29-04-2020 9:02pm

clashburke wrote: »

Can anyone make a guess at the addresses on no15 between Thomas Byrne and Sarah Doyle?

https://civilrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/churchrecords/images/marriage_returns/marriages_1866/11544/8246259.pdf

Thanks

Sarah Doyle is from Ballymurthagh maybe.

clashburke · 29-04-2020 9:15pm

Yes that was what I thought aswell

thanks

cameramonkey · 29-04-2020 9:46pm

clashburke wrote: »

Yes that was what I thought aswell

thanks

did you figure out the other one?

clashburke · 29-04-2020 9:58pm

Not yet.

Cronebane is the name connected around there, but it looks more like Cormoria

cameramonkey · 29-04-2020 10:03pm

clashburke wrote: »

Not yet.

Cronebane is the name connected around there, but it looks more like Cormoria

needs a local eye.

clashburke · 29-04-2020 10:07pm

I am local or just about.

I live about 5 miles away, and do be around there quite a bit. I was hoping my eyes are gone square and its a simple one :pac:

Vetch · 29-04-2020 10:26pm

There are townlands called Connary Upper and Lower nearby. Would guess this is a misspelling. It looks like Connorree.

clashburke · 29-04-2020 10:34pm

It does look like ee instead of an A when its pointed out. Ill go with that for now.

Thanks

campo · 05-05-2020 6:02pm

Hey all,

Looking for some help identifying my 5th great grandmother name.

This is her marriage cert to James Sutton but cannot figure out if her surname is

Hore
Flore
Hare

Any help would be appreciated

New Home · 05-05-2020 6:03pm

Hove? Or Hore. Look at the top of the snippet, but the Rs are slighty different in the rest of the image. Any chance of seeing the full page, please?

pinkypinky · 05-05-2020 6:05pm

I'd say Hore - but please note we need to see the whole page. Link to it please.

campo · 05-05-2020 6:11pm

pinkypinky wrote: »

I'd say Hore - but please note we need to see the whole page. Link to it please.

This is everything I have if this helps

BowWow · 05-05-2020 6:33pm

campo wrote: »

This is everything I have if this helps

I'd say Ann Hore.

Vetch · 05-05-2020 6:45pm

Another vote for Hore.

pinkypinky · 05-05-2020 6:46pm

The photo is quite blurry.

Where did you get it?

TheW1zard · 05-05-2020 7:06pm

I think its Hove.
Look at November, there's hardly any loop on the E off the V.
Everywhere else there is a loop on an E.

campo · 05-05-2020 7:16pm

Sorry that image was poor this one should be better, and appreciate all help

( I also think it is but only because that is what Ancestry suggest it is and I have never heard of surname Flore )

spurious · 05-05-2020 7:23pm

Yes, that last one would seal it as Hore for me.

campo · 05-05-2020 7:24pm

Thanks Y'all I know in general no chat here but just wanted to say this thread has been super helpful to be over past couple of weeks.

pinkypinky · 05-05-2020 10:33pm

I still think Hore. The name above Solomon Hicks - same H.

pinkypinky · 13-05-2020 5:37pm

Can anyone help with the Latin comment on the 3/1/1858 marriage of James Yore and Anne Barry here in St Andrews please?

https://registers.nli.ie/registers/vtls000633489#page/4/mode/1up

Vetch · 13-05-2020 5:44pm

Anna conversa fuit ad veriam fidem - Anne converted to the true faith

pinkypinky · 13-05-2020 5:47pm

Oh that is fascinating!

There's a registry office marriage for this couple 6 weeks earlier. I had it figured for her as the Catholic and him as the COI - for lots of reasons.

pinkypinky · 14-05-2020 6:50pm

Following on from my last one: looks like an adult baptism for the James Yore who married in the above.

https://registers.nli.ie/registers/vtls000633591#page/147/mode/1up

Can anyone make out the comment please?
I think I can read it but don't want to bias other opinions.

ath262 · 14-05-2020 7:02pm

A convert ... about 19 years back[?] ... baptised in P..ts.. church ..

that's about as much I can make out so far

BowWow · 14-05-2020 7:02pm

"A convert from about 19 years back, & thou? baptised in Scots Church...."

Best I can do.

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