Genealogy Chat

John, please look in http://www.irishgenealogy.ie/ for her baptism:
it does not give her exact date of birth nor baptism but does give the names of her parents: http://churchrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/churchrecords/details/2f5c840039243

Her marriage certificate will give further details of use to you.

It is so very difficult to find details of my Grandmother, BRIDGET DOWLING. She was born in Dublin during the late 1890.ss and married William SYME from Clackmannanshire, Scotland. Grandad Syme was a member of the British Army and my Father James St James Syme was boprn in 1924 at Tralee.
If you can help me in any way to trace any relations I may have in Dublin, then I would be GREATLY obliged to you.
Regards,
John SYME

That's great Teresa,thanks very much I'll get started on her mother and father now,much appreciated.
Thanks again
Gary

This looks like her Birth Registration.

Ireland, Civil Registration Births Index, 1864-1958 about Christina M Mills
Name: Christina M Mills
Mother's Surname: Timmons
Date of Registration: Apr-May-Jun 1928
Registration district: Dublin South
Birth Country: Ireland
Volume: 2
Page: 502
FHL Film Number: 101230

You can now order it on line from here.

http://www.hse.ie/eng/services/find_a_service/bdm/certificates_ie

Hi there,I'm looking for info on my grandma. She was from Dublin,Ireland possibly the Maryland suburb.she was called Christine Marie mills and was born on the 21/4/28 I carnt find a thing about her.
Please help
Thanks
Gary

If anyone has Timms or Neligans I'd love to hear from you.

An addition on Familysearch.org I have just come across is the addition of 3.12 million records - Ireland Prison Registers 1790-1924 and yes my Gtgrandfather was such a naughty boy.

Just found this for

Alphabetical by counties of Ireland: civil registration districts

http://www.irish-genealogy-toolkit.com/Ireland-civil-registration.html

I Googled

'County Dublin Towns and Registration Districts'

and found a list which you can copy, save and print.

Helps to know which part of Dublin County a Town's Registration District is in.

Haven't googled other Counties though!

Hi Chrissies just popping on here to ask if you have census info. for your Ancestors?

Mau

Hi Helen

It depends on what approx dates you are looking for and whether it's Northern Ireland or Southern Ireland.

Have a look at the 2 websites below and it will give you details of when RC and non RC records began and how to order

http://www.groni.gov.uk/index.htm For Northern Ireland BDM’s

http://www.groireland.ie/ For Southern Ireland (Eire)
for Southern Ireland's New website below to order the certificates on line.
http://www.hse.ie/eng/services/find_a_service/bdm/certificates_ie

http://www.irishgenealogy.ie is a Free website with thousands of Baptism and Marriages records but NOT all of Ireland is covered.
Just go to Search Records and enter a name and it will come up with the Church records in the different areas that are on line at the moment.

Thank you for these great links Teresa - I've finally found the reason why I started all this, I've found details of the ancestors who brought my family from Ireland to England. Can you help me in how to get a copy of the certificate?

thanks mary i'm just starting to get back into doing my genealogy after a break had to refresh my brain this may help me out as well to find my family

Thank you so much for this, I have found my ancestors who brought the family over to England. These are the ones that I first got into family research for.
I just need to find out how I can get a copy of their marriage certificate now.

Many thanks, loads of useful info here.

Helen O'K.

Thank you, much appreciated.

Karen McMahon

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Have been using this site for the last year but not seen it mentioned as a resource

Irishgraveyards.ie

Hows this for an uphil struggle I only found out that I was the result of a holiday fling so Via FTDNA it seems my name may be shier so have joined again thanks for tips I bought a disc off ebay so will upload them when I find out what ones work.

just what I needed, was finding it hard to find my Irish family from Ballymoney. And lemon seems to be a very popular name. even though we have the house number and street name!

For all Irvines and Atkinsons

hey folks.

Do you know of any resources for going back into the 1700s of Ireland?
I'm stumped!