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'Irish Church'

Elizabetha · 2012-07-13 16:57:53

Hi, What does 'Irish Church' mean in the 1901 census? Is it church of Ireland or RC? Thanks

13-07-2012 5:57pm

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Elizabetha

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Hi, What does 'Irish Church' mean in the 1901 census? Is it church of Ireland or RC?
Thanks

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It would be Church of Ireland.

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#3 14-07-2012 5:02pm

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Just to add to that if I may - I've often seen the term 'C of R' written to mean the Catholic church i.e. Church of Rome, mostly in Canadian and U.S. census returns.

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