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Member Since: February 2004 Posts: 1,352 Send Message	Gerry	Report	14 Feb 2008 23:02
	Thank you Helen and Alistair Gerry :-))
Member Since: February 2007 Posts: 555 Send Message	Alistair	Report	14 Feb 2008 18:39
	Helen is correct. From 1801 until 1922, it was the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland so there would be no more record of an Irish person going to England than there would have been of an English person going to Wales or Scotland. Alistair
Member Since: September 2003 Posts: 866 Send Message	Helen in Berkshire	Report	14 Feb 2008 17:25
	Try reading the 'Irish Roots' information on the GR Homepage (on the right, under 'Web chat'). There are also other threads to do with Irish research on the GR boards to look at, all hopefully with useful hints. As far as I am aware, migration from Ireland to England was classed as internal movement within Britain, and therefore wasn't recorded anywhere. Good luck Helen
Member Since: February 2004 Posts: 1,352 Send Message	Gerry	Report	14 Feb 2008 16:48
	There are any records that will give me a list of Irish migration to England. I know Mary Agnes Power (or Agnes Mary Power) migrated with her family aged 14. She was married in 1920 so I am thinking she was born around 1900 which means she would have migrated about 1914. Gerry :-))