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Gee

Gee Report 24 Sep 2014 06:42

Roots

Yes, that seems to eliminate that one!

Sarah

This looks like the one you refer to


Ireland, Civil Registration Marriages Index, 1845-1958


Name:Hannah Dennehy

Date of Registration:1868

Registration district:Fermoy

Volume:4

Page Number:870

FHL Film Number:101250

Records on Page:


Name


John Reardon <<<<<<<<<<<
Richard Lombard
Honora Molony
Edmund Walsh
Johannah Buckly
Michael Foly
Catherine Roche
Hannah Dennehy
Honora Roberts

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Ireland, Civil Registration Births Index, 1864-1958

Name:Jeremiah Reardon

Date of Registration:
Oct-Nov-Dec 1888

Registration district:Fermoy

Volume:4

Page:568

FHL Film Number:101062

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Ireland, Civil Registration Births Index, 1864-1958


Name:Denis Riordan

Date of Registration:1869

Registration district:Fermoy

Volume:14

Page:745

FHL Film Number:101046


rootgatherer

rootgatherer Report 24 Sep 2014 08:19

That's the marriage I posted yesterday as a possibility as Hannah was sometimes shortened to Ann or Anna. I had searched under Reardon as often illiteracy was fairly common at that time.

Flip

Flip Report 24 Sep 2014 09:02

I wonder about this one - the "O" appears to have been added, it was not on the summary form:

O RiordanAnne70FemaleHead of FamilyRoman CatholicCo Cork
Read and writeIrish and EnglishWidow

O RiordanPatrick35MaleSonRoman CatholicCo CorkAgricultural Labourer
Read and writeEnglishSingle

O RiordanJeremiah25MaleSonRoman CatholicCo CorkAgricultural Labourer
Read and writeEnglishSingle

DennehyPatrick11MaleRelativeRoman CatholicAmericaScholar
Read and writeEnglishSingle

Gee

Gee Report 24 Sep 2014 10:48

Do, sorry Roots, missed that!

rootgatherer

rootgatherer Report 24 Sep 2014 11:21

No problem Gins :-)

Good find Gritty :-)

Sarah

Sarah Report 24 Sep 2014 12:30

Yes that is the same 1901 census I have found :-)

Where was the O Reardan one found? At the start of all my searching I was told that the surname was O'Reirdon! It was only through getting certificates that I discovered family had told me wrong

Sarah

Sarah Report 25 Sep 2014 10:33

Which is the best site to order certificate's of for Ireland, I didn't realise it's been over 2 years since I ordered Mary's birth and can't for the live of me remember?

Flip

Flip Report 26 Sep 2014 17:40

Been away for a couple of days,but this is confusing me, "Yes that is the same 1901 I have found" - the one I posted was 1911, and I don't think it is the same family.

Not ordered Irish certificates, so don't know which site to suggest.

rootgatherer

rootgatherer Report 26 Sep 2014 20:28

When I ordered Irish certificates ( for pre 1922 events), I ordered them from the GROIRE in Roscommon. Recently on another thread someone posted a link to a site that you could buy credits and view the details online. Blowed if I can find the thread now. I was searching for it yesterday to view details of one of my many Irish ancestors.