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  • #52
    Flam1n1us
    Registered Users Posts: 6 ✭Flam1n1us


    Thank you for the link to that article Victor - very informative.Thanks Kathy - that would make sense all right
    I am trying to find information about private nursing homes and wondered if girls were in St Pats or other mother & baby homes in Dublin during the 50s and 60s, did they have their baby in the home, at the main maternity hospitals, or were they sent to registered midwives in the local area.

    How to find out if a mother who had a baby in a private nursing home was a resident in St pats


  • #53
    Sunburst19641
    Registered Users Posts: 1 ✭Sunburst19641


    TRYING TO LOCATE ANYONE WHO MAY HAVE GIVEN BIRTH IN 1945 AT ST PATRICKS HOME NAVan road my mums mum give birth on the 09/02/1945 not sure how old she was but she was probably 15-18 when she give birth her name was Catherine mc quire and my mums name was kathleen then my mum was brought up in a nursing home she now lives in london my brother stephen has being researching his dna it came up with a irish connection on mums side and the name came up as a james flanagan and also a finn came up we think its our uncle still searching can anyone help as we would like to know if mum had anymore siblings or we could have cousins or 2 cousins thanks


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