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Hi, would someone have access to this record?.   perhaps a long shot but I am hoping to determine if this is a son of my GGG grandfather Samuel Dixon and his wife Sarah Wallace.  Samuel was a weaver from Kilmore, Mayo originally who joined the 47th Regiment of Foot in 1813.  They were Church of England.

Name:James Dixon

Gender:Male

Baptism Date:12 Jan 1812

Baptism Place:Stradbally With Clonea and Ballylanheen, Waterford, Ireland

Father:Saml. Dixon
FHL Film Number:990092

Many thanks...

Lisa in Ottawa, Canada

ldixon

Monday 24th Jan 2022, 01:56AM

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  • Hi Lisa,

     

    Subscription site  www.rootsireland.ie has a transcription of the baptism of James Dixon. His mother's name is recorded as "Dixon".

    The church record is not on the web. You will need to contact the parish for further information.

    Regards,

    McCoy

    Monday 24th Jan 2022, 01:09PM

  • Thanks for the attachments McCoy.  Very helpful!  I note there is no contact information for the  Stradbally with Clonea and Ballylanheen, Waterford  parish records.

    The List  refers only to Roots Ireland which you indicate does not contain the full record.    

    Is there a physical address I could contact for baptismal records.

     

    Lisa

    ldixon

    Wednesday 26th Jan 2022, 04:33AM

  • Lisa, 

    I suggest that you contact the Diocesan Office in Waterford - Email:  contact.christchurch@gmail.com

    Please see attached for further information.

    Stradbally is a rural parish and I have not found any contact number for it

    Regards,

     

    McCoy

    Wednesday 26th Jan 2022, 08:22PM

  • Perfect.  Thanks so much. Works for me.

    Fingers crossed..Lisa

    ldixon

    Friday 28th Jan 2022, 02:02PM

  • Dear Lisa,

    The original register is in the Cotton Library in Lismore Cathedral. It covers baptisms and burials between 1798 and 1861, and marriages between 1798 and 1845. The entry reads: "1812 Jany 12th James son to Sam[ue]l & [blank] Dixon, Mayo Militia"

    To contact the Cotton Library, email: cottonlibrarylismore@outlook.ie

    Best wishes with your research,

    C Flaherty, IrelandXO Volunteer ☘

    Tuesday 16th Aug 2022, 04:28PM

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