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Re: John Doody castledermot Co Kildare DOB 1877

halfmiletown — 2009-11-15 09:15:09Z

Hello Caffy
Your John Doody was son of John Doody and Esther Byrne born in Tinoran, Co Wicklow (on the border with Co Kildare). At the time of his marriage on the 9/9/1875 he was living in Grange Hall, Co. Westmeath. His wife Bridget Doyle was born in 1846 daughter of Mathew Doyle and Catherine Doyle of Castledermot. The Doyles arrived in Castledermot about this time from God knows where.

Yours
Michael J. Wall

PS would you have a copy of a photo of John Doody as I am a local historian/genealogist for the Castledermot area.

Edward J. Mooney - MOONEYS of Kildare

MrLJM — 2009-11-15 02:05:41Z

I'm looking for the ancestors of my great-grandfather. I know that he was born in Carbury and that his family was wealthy. But I can't find any information on his father, mother and siblings (if he had any). If someone could help me, that would be great.

Here's some extra information that may help:

He was a bookmaker before he joined the CIE (Railway).

He married twice, but I don't know who the first wife is.

His second marriage to my great-grandmother, Mary Power was in the 1920s and they had 15 children. I don't know the exact date. The information I have on the Irish side is very sketchy.

He died around 1977 in Mullingar.

Re: Haughton connections from 1698 to date

fitzaoife1 — 2009-11-09 15:06:41Z

hallo John have you looked in 'Burkes Irish Family Records edition 1976 previously known as Burkes Commoners 1833-35 then Burkes landed Gentry 1837-99 The one you want is the first mentioned the 1876 edition page 560-569 there is a fairly extensive pedigree done via the Haughton family in Ireland
Aoife FitzGerald

Re: John Doody castledermot Co Kildare DOB 1877

caffy49 — 2009-11-06 00:30:17Z

Hi Seamus,
Thank you so much for the information and links,which we are working through at present,i see what you mean by being careful on the kildare.brsgeneology site i thought i was on the right track and found myself buying and not getting what i was after,so i will be more careful on that one.I did find a site Irish Certificates,
and have ordered the birth certificate for John Doody which i am expecting any day,so fingers crossed.Re Esther Leigh, went back into the 1911 census for Belan and found they lived in no 32, Esther,James and son John,their other son Patrick was on the night of the census was with John & Bridget.
Re Maria Doody, i am also on the same train of thought that she was the illegitimate child of Catherine Doody,and i would'nt be surprised if there is no registration of birth if she were born out of wedlock and quite possibly Catherine never married because of it.Thanks again. Cathy

Re: DOWLING

cameronm03 — 2009-11-05 00:20:52Z

Hmm.. All I know is that my Aunt had an Aunt, surnamed Dowling from the same place.. Don't know much about her, but I'll find out more and post you a message. Sorry.

looking for info on Williams/Powell families

debhughes_1 — 2009-11-01 23:33:24Z

Am looking for information on my great great grandparents John Williams and Alice Powell unsure of their dob's as i only know their names from my great grandmothers birth certificate. She was Alice Louisa Williams b1885 in Parsonstown, Kings, County Kildare and she had a twin sister Henrietta known as Tilly. John was recorded on Alices birth certificate as a Sexton

Any help would be appreciated

O'Neill - Athy, Co Kildare, Ireland

patarmstrong40 — 2009-11-01 21:01:23Z

I am looking for any information on my great grandparents and beyond.
My G.Grandfather is William O'Neill(his father John O'Neill) married Catherine Kavanagh (father Maurice Kavanagh) on 01.02.1872 in Athy, Co. Kildare, Ireland.

They had 6 children:
John b.14.01.1872;
Catherine b. 18.01.1875;
Maurice b. 28.05.1877 d. 16.07.1947 (Clydebank,Scotland); Bridget b. 04.03.1979;
James b. 16.04.1881 d. 1937 in Ireland and
William (my grandfather)b. 21.02.1885, d. 23.01.1953 in Clydebank, Scotland.

The only info I have is that:
Catherine Kavanagh came from Russelstown in Co. Kildare
John O'Neill was a Station Master at Newbridge, Kildare
Catherine O'Neill came over to Glasgow and had a son
Bridget O'Neill possibly moved to Milton Keynes, England
From what I can gather all the males worked on the railways.

If anyone can help it would be appreciated.

Many thanks.

Pat

Re: John Doody castledermot Co Kildare DOB 1877

SEAMUS_MOORE — 2009-11-01 14:34:59Z

Hi Cathy,
I think the parish might be Castledermot. You can e-mail them at cces@eircom.net . Ask them if the town land of Belean is in the parish. The general register office http://www.groireland.ie/research.htm can provide photocopies of register entries at a cost of 4 euro each. If you search http://pilot.familysearch.org/recordsearch/start.html#start you will get 1) registration district, 2) year, 3)Volume, 4)Page No. Submit this information to GRO (with 4 euro) and you will get the photocopy.
You could also try http://kildare.brsgenealogy.com/ . This website has information available on-line at 5 euro per record. You need to search very carefully before you buy because you can very easily get carried away and spend a lot of money without getting any relevant information.
Re: Esther. When I saw grandson Patrick Leigh living with John and Bridget I guessed that his parents may not be far away. A search showed Esther and her husband living in the same townland who had two children but only one child on the census. To me that was only circumstantial evidence but you already knew there was an Esther. So, it has to be the same family. It's not so easy with Maria Doody's parents. I can't find anyone in the census that could be her parents. Unless she was the (out of wedlock!!) child of Catherine Doody.

Best regards,
Seamus.

Re: John Doody castledermot Co Kildare DOB 1877

caffy49 — 2009-10-31 11:48:13Z

Hi Seamus your a legend,thank you so much,this is fantastic, it is starting to piece together the jigsaw puzzle of John Doody,i got the 1901 census for the Doody family and with both 1901 & 1911 have now got all 6 childrens names,this is so fantastic. How would i find out the name of their Parish Church to get birth certificates,and how did you find out that Ester Leigh lived nearby?
I live in Melbourne Australia so i am doing this rearch with my brother James Doody in Omagh so with time differences it can be a bit challenging.
Thanks again regards. Cathy.

Re: John Doody castledermot Co Kildare DOB 1877

SEAMUS_MOORE — 2009-10-31 09:09:33Z

Hi Caffy49,
First I checked http://www.cwgc.org/debt_of_honour.asp?menuid=14 and found details of J Doody. He was a Sergeant in the Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers. It gives his service number and batallion. If you contact them they may have information.
I then searched http://www.familysearch.org/Eng/Search/frameset_search.asp?P...
for John Doody born in Co. Kildare and found John born 1 March 1877 son of John Doody and Bridget Doyle. I also found Mathew born 19th July 1879 to the same couple.
I then checked the 1911 census at http://www.census.nationalarchives.ie/
There I found John aged 67, Bridget aged 55, Mathew aged 33, Thomas aged 30, Catherine aged 23 and two grandchildren.
John and Bridget were married 36 years and had 6 children, all still living in 1911. Their daughter Ester Leigh lives nearby. Their address is Belan which is about 3 miles north of Castledermot.
I hope this information is of some use.

Best regards,

Seamus.

John Doody castledermot Co Kildare DOB 1877

caffy49 — 2009-10-31 03:47:46Z

Can anyone help with information on my Grandfather John Joseph Doody the following information was given to me by my father JJs son before he died.
John Joseph Doody DOB ? 1st march 1877 Castledermot enlisted in British Army in Carlow in 1894, served in India Boer war South Africa and WW1. He met and married my grandmother Sarah o'Neill ? met in Omagh Co Tyrone had 6 children,settled in Omagh Co Tyrone died in 1918 from war injuries,buried Belfast Milltown Cemetry.
My father Leo never knew his father as he was 4mths old when he died,and growing up dads family never talked about John Doody when i pushed for information was told dont ask questions!! or his family disowned him because he joined the British Army!! Would love to know is there anyone out there related to him and did he have siblings,really want to know who my grandfather was and who his family were.Thank you in anticipation.

Re: Dunne/Dunn Kildare,Ire>Tralee, Co Kerry, Ire>CT>NY

Nooshie — 2009-10-30 04:28:29Z

Hi Dee,
First let me say what a thrill it was to read your post!
I would love to swap notes with you to see if we can find the link together. Young Patrick (Bridget and Patrick's son)is buried in my Dunn plot and I can't find the reason why! Please e-mail me at spacey@westnet.com.au

Re: 1798 Rebellion in Kildare-lookups offered

nadinesheridan — 2009-10-29 15:28:14Z

Hi might be a bit late but if your looking for McGarr`s my great great aunt Sarah Flood was married to a James McGar in Monasterevin in 1895.James later appears on the 1911 Census in Monasterevin and the original scanned census form can be seen on the National Archives of Ireland website.

Re: Dunne/Dunn Kildare,Ire>Tralee, Co Kerry, Ire>CT>NY

deeday141 — 2009-10-29 13:32:22Z

Hi Dale,
It seems that my Dunn side is related to your Thomas Dunn somehow. You mentioned they were in the same grave at Melbourne General Cemetary. My great great grandparents were Patrick Dunn and Bridget Kennedy. They married on 1.3.1840 in Youghalarra (Nenagh Tipp)witness James Dunn (can't track him down anywhere). Patrick was from Ballintogher and Bridget from Ballywilliam. They took assisted passage to Sydney on the Joseph Cunard along with Bridget's sister Mary and her husband James McNamara and his brother John and wife arriving 28 November 1841. Patrick's parents listed as Catherine and Patrick and Bridget's as Roger and Ellen Kennedy. Patrick jnr had been born in Nenagh Tipp. on 5.12.1840. Witness at his birth was a William Dunn and Eliza Dunn. Bridget died in Melbourne 3 Jan. 1857 age 44 from hepatitis and Patrick on 4 May 1857 at 45. They had 4 children after Patr. jnr - Rodger 15.1.1843 b. Sydney (my great grandfather) Catherine b. 1845/46 (can't find her anywhere) Ellen 20.3.1848 b Melbourne and William 1850/51 Melbourne (can't find his birth cert.) but all children were acknowledged on the death certificates of Pat and Bridget. I would love to know who else was mentioned on the Dunn family headstone in Melbourne.
I cannot find Patrick's birth, his parents death or any of his siblings in Ireland.
Have you managed to find the connection between the two Dunn families yet?

Regards Dee

Re: Kelly-Cully-Kearney Pendergast ATHY KILDARE

nadinesheridan — 2009-10-28 15:11:00Z

The Mylerstown you speak of is just outside Nurney in Co.Kildare(don`t know if you mispelled it as Murney by mistake).Do you know if the Pendergasts were from Athy as well if so we`re probably related as my maternal grandmother is from a place called Kilcoo just outside Athy.The name Pendergast can sometimes be also known as Prendergast.Census records for Kildare in 1911 are online at the moment through the National Archives here in Ireland if that is any help.Also there`s a pay for view records site just google kildare.brs that has birth/marriage/death records.Hope this helps.

Re: Dunne and Kehoe. Castledermot. Co. Kildare

brigiddowling — 2009-10-19 22:17:42Z

hello karen, just looking up my family tree and i came across ur message. my dad was Seamus Dunne from castledermot , his dad was John Dunne from Ballyhade Castledermot. I am living in Ballyhade myself for the past 21 year. would love to hear from you .

Re: 1798 Rebellion in Kildare-lookups offered

mylesdowling — 2009-10-19 09:29:48Z

Hi Kevin, Id apreciate if you could note any reference to a Dowling, especially Hugh Dowling. Kind regards

Re: Grattan/Holt

barbaragray121 — 2009-10-19 03:56:21Z

Are you still looking for information on Mary Gratton Holt? I realize this is a very old thread so just send me an e mail if you are still interested. I have a picture of her grave site and a very cool little story to go with it.

Barb Gray
barbaragray@shaw.ca

Re: Perkins - Timmins, Kildare

AnnetteCode — 2009-09-30 23:10:41Z

Thought I would start with these although you said you had all your dates, but I thought the spellings were interesting especially those that were the same people but different spelling. I sure hope I get the attachments right, I'm not very good at doing this, I would rather scan to email.
AC

Re: Perkins - Timmins, Kildare

AnnetteCode — 2009-10-07 15:13:36Z

You are welcome, I assumed Ontario -Lanzarote? Sounds like where all the Brits go.Good luck for your future searching,
from the Best Coast the West Coast, Vancouver, BC. Annette

Re: Marsh Family from Naas, County Kildare

AnnetteCode — 2009-09-21 05:59:06Z

Parish records would contain baptism records prior to civil registration a check of both RC and Church of Ireland records vary for each parish, C of I Naas 1679, Rathangan 1880+, RC Naas 1813 and Monstereven 1819.
RC records except for those held at the National Library in Dublin are held in local custody. Most parishes are on-line now, Church of Ireland, Protestant (most of Gentlemen/Esquire) were Protestant) and the parish records are held at the Church of Ireland Representative Library in Dublin up to 1899 after which they are held in local custody. Both require personal visits.

AC

Re: Marsh Family from Naas, County Kildare

AnnetteCode — 2009-09-21 05:49:52Z

Guestimate of dates or a general idea of time frame and some people names would be helpful.
There are 8 Marsh names in the current phonebook:
www.eircomphonebook.ie
There are just 15 Marsh births from 1804-1898 in a database for Kildare. Eliza, Bridget, Rose, Eliza Edith, Annie, Peter, Henry George, Daniel, Michael 1, John 2, James 2.
Without a time in history I will give you the Griffith Valuations for 1850:
Peter Marsh, Mylerstown Parish, Calfstown Townland leasing a house and land 1 acre 3 perches 4 roods
John Marsh, Mylerstown, Calfstown leasing house and land 3A 2P 15R.
Directories of Ireland Pigots 1824 & Slaters 1846
In 1824
Jeremy Marsh, Esquire, Rathangan
Francis Marsh, Esquire, Rathangan
In 1846
Philip Marsh Esquire, Sabine Cottage, Monastereven
You would need the 1824-26 Tithe records to see if they owned the land themselves or were head tenants - Esquires and Gentlemen (farmers) would lease from a large landowner such as an Earl or in the case of Philip & John a Viscount Harberton they earned their money from their sub-tenants rentals.
You could try a Library for Estates held by the Nobility for more information.
I looks through the Index of Wills and Deed Records, nothing for either in Kildare. I note throughout my looking about that often the name MARCH came popping up. Many names has different spellings in the early 1800.

www.familysearch.org is a good website but nothing unless I missed it for Kildare. However, if you go to the new PILOT found under 'search records' you will find 103 Marsh records. You can obtain these by clicking on the underline names for the microfilm numbers and taking them to your nearest Latter Day Saints History Center to view the film.
Anything after 1864 you can get records from the General Registry Office, Dublin www.groireland.ie
I also have a CD with births from the Civil Registration but only for the years 1864-1875, if you have any names that fit in that time period.

Annette Code
'genealogy for fun'

ps:Rathangan has a big data base of bmd's but I don't remember the website, so you could probably just google that.

Re: Perkins - Timmins, Kildare

AnnetteCode — 2009-09-21 05:09:39Z

Hope you don't mind my jumping in: There were 14 Michael Timmons born in Kildare from 1790-1857, any idea of his age?
Christopher Timmons were born 1810, 1816, 1855 and 1857, both 1810 & 1857 had a father Michael.
Elizabeth Perkins births 1815 and 1859 - no marriages
4 Marriages for the name Michael 1854, 1873, 1882 and 1899.
No records for Dublin City.
Griffiths Valuation is a census substitute but guessing at Michael's age as born 1849 he would of been too young to have his own land. Thee were two Timmon's in Kildare at this time Patrick Timmons, Churchtown Parish, Cardington Townland leasing 19Acres; Stephen Timmons, Parish Killashee, Mullacash, N. Townland leasing house, office and land 15Acres.
In the Directories there were 4 names which came with two spellings, Timmins, Timmens and Timon. Timmins for 1894:
Dora Timmins, Shopkeeper 1 Clarendon Row, Dublin
James Timmins, householder 14 Summerhill Parade
Joseph Timmins, bootmaker 175 James St.
Samuel Timmins, clothes broker, 1 Dawson Row
Kildare:
1824 Patrick Timmons, Public House, Kildare, Kildare
1881 Catherine Timmons, Williams St. Athy, Kildare

Two of my favourite websites for Ireland do not have much for Kildare:

www.censusfinder.com United Kingdom+Ireland+Kildare

www.igp-web.com + Kildare

www.familysearch.org now has a new PILOT program where there are records for bmd's. This program is found under 'search records'. For bmd's after 1864 you can get copies from www.groireland.ie or take the microfilm numbers to your nearest Latter Day Saints History Center to view the film.

I have a CD of Civil Registrations but only for the years 1864-1875, and Christopher 1869 is not on it for Kildare nor Dublin (County Dublin). I then removed the county and made it all Ireland, but the only Christopher had different parents. The only explanation I can think of that this CD doesn't include Dublin City itself. I also tried leaving the children blank and just putting Michael Timmons and Elizabeth Perkins as parents-no matches.

I looked at the 1911 Census but couldn't find a Christopher that would of been around 42 in Dublin. No Michael age about 72, nor an Elizabeth Timmons of the right age.

Thought I could be helpful but I can't be.

Annette Code
'genealogy for fun'

Re: Reputable Co. Kildare Genealogist???

AnnetteCode — 2009-09-21 03:23:43Z

Eneclann the Trinity College campus company -genealogy has list of geneologists. www.eneclann.ie
AC

Re: Marsh Family from Naas, County Kildare

AnnetteCode — 2009-09-22 17:30:29Z

Excellent.AC

James Dowling and Mary Campbell

mariarussell1965 — 2009-10-13 12:51:19Z

Hi can any one help with the families of Dowling and Campbell, James born about 1860 Kildare and Mary born about 1868 in Kildare also. This info is correct as I have my GF baptimal records from 1901.

Thanks Maria

Re: Traynor/ kildare

lechase76 — 2009-10-13 00:59:11Z

Hi, I am not connected to the Traynor family but a friend in Belgium has the Traynor name in his family tree. His grandmother was Elizabeth Traynor. If you think there might be a connection his email is brendan.cardiff@skynet.be. My connection to Kildare is the Cardiff family who emigrated from there to Australia in 1839.
Good Luck with your research Michele

Re: Marsh Family from Naas, County Kildare

Eilis_OHara — 2009-09-23 19:25:15Z

Names, dates of birth, birth locations in County Kildare? Birth location is the town/townland, civil parish. There's a list of those names at the Ireland Townland Database http://www.seanruad.com and select Kildare from the drop down menu.

Re: Perkins - Timmins, Kildare

cmcororke1 — 2009-10-07 13:13:52Z

Hi Annette
Thank you so much for all the trouble you went to to attach Timmons birth info - some of the births (Margaret, Mary Anne and Sarah of Michael Timmons and Mary Kelly) are "mine", and altho I already had the info, I appreciate very much all your help. I will keep the rest of the info on file, just in case!!
Cheers from sunny Lanzarote!
Colette

Re: Perkins - Timmins, Kildare

cmcororke1 — 2009-09-30 17:43:11Z

Hi Annette
I certainly don't mind you "jumping in" - I'm delighted for any and all help I can get!!
To reply to your email:
* My g-grandfather, Michael Timmons, appears to have been born c. 1842-1844 (his age on 1901 census is 57, and in 1911 age 69), so if any of the 14 Michaels 1790-1857 were born around then, I would be delighted for the info.
* I was convinced for the last couple of years that "my" Michael married Mary Kelly in Carlow in 1865, but have disappointingly been proved incorrect (long story!). But I can't find any other marriage of a Michael T to a Mary K - this probably means they were married pre 1864, and since I don't know where or when, I'm stuck!
* Thanks for the info on Timmons (and variations) in Dublin and Kildare - will keep it on file for possible future reference.
* I tried the LDS pilot site but it hasn't been any help - as you are probably aware, the records are badly incomplete. For instance, not one of my father's siblings are listed, but luckily I know have all their info already.
* The reason Christopher Timmons b. 1869 is not on your CD is because he was born in Dublin City in March 1869 - so you're correct, the CD doesn't contain Dublin City listings.
* Thanks for looking at the 1911 Census. You're correct about no Christopher being listed (I can't find anything for him except his birth and christening record - perhaps he died/emigrated?). But Michael g-gf is definitely on the 1911 census as age 69.
* Elizabeth Timmons married my grandfather, Christopher O'Rorke in 1907, and they are listed in the 1911 census.

Again, thanks very much for your help, and I would be delighted if you could give me the info on any Michael Timmons born Kildare 1842-1844.

Happy hunting!

Re: Perkins - Timmins, Kildare

cmcororke1 — 2009-09-16 20:37:30Z

Hi
I know its a long time since you posted your query, but I've only just seen it!
My great grandfather was Michael Timmons, born Kildare according to his 1911 census (but born Dublin on his 1901 census, so I'm not sure!). Also not sure of his father's name, but I do know for certain that he called his first son CHRISTOPHER, and as you probably know, usually the first son is called after the father's father. Christopher was born in Dublin in 1869.
Michael married Mary Kelly (I think from Carlow).
I have the details of all of their children, starting with Christopher in 1869 and ending with my grandmother, Elizabeth Timmons, in 1880.
Any connection, do you think?
Look forward to hearing from you.
Colette O'Rorke

Re: Bridgid O'Connor, Kilcullen, Kildare Co, Ireland

hkriding — 2009-09-22 09:49:25Z

There are some beautiful pictures of the church at:

http://www.kildare.ie/kilcullen/akdpix/kilcullenchurch/

Re: Mary Hogan

richardclippard36 — 2009-09-12 15:22:21Z

Sorry, all my wife's kin came from England. Mine came from Scotland, England on my mothers side, and from Germany on my dad's side.

Re: ELIZABETH DIXON Kildare

HevJD — 2009-09-08 12:43:19Z

Hi there,

I don't know if we have any connections, but I have an Elizabeth (Lizzie Dixon) born in Kildare 1903 to John and Mary. John's father was Michael Dixon, born around 1815 (ish) in Ireland and then moved to England where his children were born. John (eldest son), then returned to Kildare and lived in Kilcock.

If there is a connection there, do get in touch.

Thanks

Re: ELIZABETH DIXON Kildare

HevJD — 2009-09-14 12:14:23Z

Hi Jan,

I've been looking into various Michael Dixons in the Kildare area. I'm not sure whether our family trees might cross over.

I have a Michael Dixon married to Ann Hanway/Hannaway, children including Joseph and Lawrence.

I've also come across your Michael Dixon married to Eliza/Elizabeth Cribbons, and have found two children for them - Anna Maria born Feb 1875, and Annie born in Allenwood, Kildare in 1881. I'm not sure if this Michael Dixon might be related to my side but it's a possibility.

Re: ELIZABETH DIXON Kildare

noralush1 — 2009-09-14 13:21:27Z

Hi HevJD,
My Elizabeth Dixon was born about 1853 in Kildare going by her age on the 1901 Dublin census. Unfortunately I don't know anything about her parents or siblings or even where she was married. Her husband, John Carroll was a train driver in Dublin and when he died she ran a dairy in Drumcondra. I have tried for years to find out more about her but so far I have failed. I can't see any connection with your Elizabeth but I cannot rule it out. Sorry I couldn't be ore help.

Regards,

Nora

Reputable Co. Kildare Genealogist???

kevinrlacy — 2009-09-15 14:56:55Z

Can anyone one this list recommend a reputable Genealogist I may hire in Co. Kildare to do some research for me?

Thanks,
Kevin

1911 CENSUS NEW COUNTIEWS ADDED

moren — 2009-08-29 09:00:08Z

New counties have now been added to the 1911 census at

http://www.census.nationalarchives.ie/search/

Aldridge and Gleeson families Athy Co Kildare

aboutmurphy — 2009-09-27 12:04:34Z

Hi

I'm looking for any information on William Aldridge and Rosanna Gleeson who married in 1916. I believe that they lived in Duke St Athy.

William's brother Thomas married Bridget Gleeson in 1913 and i believe that he emigrated to Canada.

Other Gleeson siblings were Ellen, Mary, Eliza, Catherine, Michael, Edward, Anne, John, James, Patrick and Julianne.

Any information would be great.

Kidja

Re: Reputable Co. Kildare Genealogist???

progenitor2009 — 2009-09-16 21:26:10Z

The people who work for Kildare County Council are great.
Here is their contact info.

* Kildare Genealogy .
* Riverbank, Main St., Newbridge, Co. Kildare
* Tel: +353 (0) 45 433602
* Email: genealogy@kildarecoco.ie

Re: Fullerton/Dunne, County Kildare

rosedunne1 — 2009-09-19 22:49:23Z

i have a james dunne born 1854 in allen parish rose

Re: Elizabeth Mary Moran from Robertstown, County Kildare

rosedunne1 — 2009-09-19 22:37:13Z

hi the 1911 cencus are online now free of charge and if you go to kildare genealogy you can get birth and marraige certs rose

Brennan or Brennan

dweiler181 — 2009-10-10 22:54:52Z

Looking for a James and Simon. Family naming both appearing in many families. Have found a James 1692, another James 1792 and a Simon 1810. Any help would be great. Simon married a Murphy, James (1792) married a Flanigan. Not to sure on the first James.

Dennis

Re: 1798 Rebellion in Kildare-lookups offered

dweiler181 — 2009-10-10 22:09:10Z

If you are still looking, could you search the name Brannan or Brennan.

Thanks
Dennis

Re: Marsh Family from Naas, County Kildare

Ray17477 — 2009-09-24 13:12:17Z

Thanks for the info. A shame that the site does not show the names and birth dates of people from Naas, Co. Kildare.

Re: Marsh Family from Naas, County Kildare

Ray17477 — 2009-09-22 12:41:32Z

Thanks for info, Clerk at Naas parish records office was very helpful and gave births,baptisms,parents,godparents etc. over the phone. Marriages pre 1900 had to be obtained from Dublin records office but as you said, only by visiting records office.Obtained 1901 census info for 5 euro's a time from Irish family History Foundation and 1911 is now all on line and free!

Marsh Family from Naas, County Kildare

Ray17477 — 2009-08-29 12:37:35Z

Looking for baptism records for my Marsh family all born in County Kildare

Re: CARDIFF family Kerdiffstown near Naas

johnsonland1972 — 2009-10-15 19:32:36Z

Anne, if it is the same family would be my father's cousin. Yes, I believe so.

Re: ELIZABETH DIXON Kildare

jardene1 — 2009-09-08 22:54:50Z

Hi - Did Michael have a son called Abraham? Did he live in the midlands when here? Was Michael a baker?

I am chasing some will of the whisps with this family - trouble is Abraham is my great grandfather so I cannot go back further until I sort him out.

Thanks for the help
Best wishes - Jan

Re: 1798 Rebellion in Kildare-lookups offered

lola1908 — 2009-10-03 09:40:17Z

Hi Jo
Have just sent an email to the address you listed. Sorry for the over-site
Regards
Pam