Double Countys??

Hi, It depends on what side of the river you live on. 
If you have a look at the map of Clonmel and zoom in you will see the boundary line.
https://www.bing.com/maps?q=clonmel+tipperay+map&cvid=9aef3b2783ac42c0992a5492071b4505&FORM=ANNTA1&PC=U531
When searching, ..... Tithe then Griffiths Valuation, Parish names changed. Most churches were allowed to be re-built around the 1830's.
In the Tithes if you know the townland just put that in and not the county.
Also they drop the O' in a name.
If it is a not so common surname and a not so common Christian name, put the first 3 letters and a * and it will show all.
Some are in as  eg.  John can be Jno ......Michael came be Michl or Mick.

It depends on the year you have available for your search. 
My tip is......work backwards. 
Hope this helps
 

Barbara:both counties

Hello again!

When you have an RC parish which spans two counties like St. Mary's in Clonmel, Roots Ireland frequently posts the baptismal records in both counties. I did an all Ireland search on Roots for your family and there were double records (one in each county) for James, Michael, Timothy and Maria or Mary. Brigidt and Catherine were only listed in Waterford.

Roger McDonnell

Thank you.

But when I research the Tithes and Griffiths, which county should I research?  Tipperary or Waterford?

Also, is St. Mary's/Clonmel the same as Clonmel in irishgeneaology,ie?  If not, where would I find St. Mary's/Clonmel DED?

I appreciate your time.

Barbara

Margot,

Thanks for the map.  Where is St. Mary's/Clonmel on the map?  I assume it's different from Clonmel?

Thank you for your time

Barbara

Hi,
St.Mary's History..... drill down to where the Histrory is stated.
https://www.stmarysparishclonmel.ie/history

This map below is from NLI site   the Registrations, you will see St. Mary's overlaps Tipperary and Waterford.  
https://registers.nli.ie/#home_map
What year are the births?
I was asked a while ago to help and identify where a family lived, all I had was the town.
I asked for the birth years of the children, found them and in small squiggle was a word, it was the townland, it took me a while to find it, a miss spell!
To the requester it was just a squiggle.
Years please
 

first child James Ryan, 1835; last chiild William, 1849.

I find siblings James (1835), John (1839), Timothy (1841), and Maria (1843) in St. Mary's/Clonmel in Tipperary.  Then I find Brigid (1837), Catherine (1845) and William (1849) in St. Mary's/Clonmel in Waterford.

Thanks for your help.  This is all very confusing to me.

Barbara