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Hi Ann, Sorry no Nulty's on the 1901 census Rotunda ward but on the 1851 Dublin city census..... Patrick Nulty Head of household at Mountjoy court,St George's,North. The 1851 census only gives you the head of household. Hope it helps Lorraine

Hi Dawn, Sorry could only find this one.....1901 census.... Michael Brady Head 27 B Wicklow Christina Wife 25 B Dublin Kathleen Dau 1 B Dublin Thomas Son 2 days B Dublin Rose Perry Mother in law 50 B Dublin all at Temple street. Hope it comes in handy Lorraine

HI Lorraine You may just be able to save me from insanity. My Dads family were from Wine tavern st in Dublin. Mother Mary (molly) Jones nee Conner Probably born 1890 ish Born to Thomas and Mary conner Dublin Father John Jones Similar date Born to Mary jones and father unknown in dublin They had 9 children 8 in Dublin Fredrick William (died as child ? measles) Kate (died as child ? measles) Mary Catherine Elizabeth Pascal Phillis George and my Dad Johnny born 1939 in Kidderminster Worcestershire They lived in Winetavern st Dublin until 1939 when they came to England . They were a Catholic family. Any additional info- dates other family names etc would be greatly apprieciated. Sorry if this is a lot to ask but I have come to a halt with my info. Many Thanks Kerry

Hi Kerry, Found quite a few Conner's and Jones on the 1901 census but not in Wine Tavern road,sorry Lorraine

Hi Lorraine, Could you check for a Patrick Haughton, he may have been born in Rathdrum, Co. Wicklow - He married in 1906, so presuming he was single in 1901. I'm afraid I don't have his age at the time of his marriage as yet. Would love to know the name's if any on the census. Many thanks Lorraine Georgina

Hi Lorraine, Bit of advice really, do you know how I can get somebody to look up information for my with regards to my family in Dublin before 1901. eg. My Gt Gt Grandfather Patrick Deegan born Laix, married Harriett and Charlotte Doyle (not worked that one out yet!). Lived in Dublin he was a shoemaker and the address is actually the 'winding stair' bookshop/cafe just on the river (which I;ve actually been in not knowing, creepy!!!!). Also the 'lying-in hospital Britain Street' which is where my gt. grandfather was born David Deegan in 1873 mother Harriett. We think she may have died just after childbirth. Any advice would be much appreciated. mandie

Hi Lorraine, Thanks for looking ! Kerry

Hi Georgina, only one Haughton in the 1901 census..... Jonathon Haughton 67 Visitor B Dublin Book keeper at Institution Great Britain street. Hope it helps Lorraine

Hi Mandie, No luck on the 1901 census Dublin but I found this on the 1871 Staffordshire census.... James Deegan Head 30 stirrup dealer?B Ireland Harriet Wife 30 B Staffs Stretton Elizabeth Fowler 11 Adopted B on sea John Deegan Son 7 B Staffs Emma Dau 5 B Staffs Mary Dau 2 B Ireland Patrick Father 60 B Ireland Stirrup dealer? at Blakenall Walsall Foreign,Staffordshire. Thats about it sorry hope it helps in some way its alot harder to find Irish rellies,I have some too..... Lorraine

Hi Lorraine Thanks for trying. Your right! a lot harder than I thought it would be. cheers mandie

Hi , thank you very much for the kind offer ! I am looking for info on Josephine Martins family . She was born in 1907 in 30 Pimlico Dublin . Her parents were called Edward Martin and Kate Hughs . When she married in Dumbarton in 1928 her father was deceased . That unfortunatley is all I have but any help at all would be fantastic . Thanks again Angeline

Hi could you tell me who was living at 15 PALMERSTON PLACE DUBLIN Thanks Joe My granddad was living there MARCH 1924 and I think he was born c 1900 THOMAS SHERIDAN ANASTATIA SHERIDAN nee MOYLAN born c 1900 Thank for any help Joe

Hi Joe, Only found one Thomas Sheridan 46 Head B Dublin Occ Builders labourer on own at Great Britain street,Dublin Maybe a G Grandfather??????? I can't search by place only name. Sorry can't find Anastatia either. Lorraine

Hi Lorraine, Thanks for your help. I'm keeping note of your info just in case he does turn out to be one of my Sheridans. Thanks, Joe