[mindhorn]

Dublin related question: Lower John's Quay is appearing in some late 1800s records for me...would this be Sir John Rogerson's Quay?

[Hermy]

I would assume so.

[KildareFan]

Originally Posted by mindhorn

Dublin related question: Lower John's Quay is appearing in some late 1800s records for me...would this be Sir John Rogerson's Quay?

Haven't seen Lower John's quay so far - where are you seeing this? The name varies from Sir John Rogerson's Quay, Sir John's Quay, Rogerson's Quay/Key...

[pinkypinky]

/Moved from Genealogy to get a wider response.

[mindhorn]

Thanks @pinkypinky.

Baptism record is fifth from the bottom: https://registers.nli.ie/pages/vtls000633507_157
Birth record is third from the top: https://civilrecords.irishgenealogy....30/1778468.pdf

[Victor]

Originally Posted by mindhorn

Thanks @pinkypinky.

Baptism record is fifth from the bottom: https://registers.nli.ie/pages/vtls000633507_157
Birth record is third from the top: https://civilrecords.irishgenealogy....30/1778468.pdf

The text is "20 Sir John R Quay" and "20 Sir J R Quay".

[mindhorn]

Turns out the mystery is not a mystery afterall. The irishgenealogy transcription read '20 LOWER JOHN'S QUAY' and then that's all I had in mind when looking at the actual documents. Thanks Victor.

[Edgware]

Any chance that it is around Johns Lane off Thomas St.?

[pinkypinky]

Unlikely with St Andrew's parish - people in the area of Thomas St would use a different church.