Hi,
I was advised by a family member that Frances Malone was born around 1868 County Longford, Ireland and died in NY April 11, 1925. Her sisters were Ellen and Annie mother Bridget Mahon and Hugh Malone. I am not sure if her name was Mary Frances or Frances known as "Fanny". Annie married a Miley and lived in Longford, Ireland. I am looking for the exact townland and parish in Longford. Thank you.
Searching for years
Tuesday 23rd Feb 2021, 01:57AMMessage Board Replies
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Hi Searching, there is no record to suit on Roots Ireland of your children or any children to a Hugh Malone and Bridget Mahon, there are children to a Hugh Malone and Bridget Farrell but the 3 are much earlier and only Francis born in 1849 is on the names you give. Farrell is a common name in the area.
On the plus side I found the marriage of Anne to James MIley in 1906, she is full age and her father Hugh is deceased, was a shoe maker, you can view the certificate for free here https://www.irishgenealogy.ie/en/ click on Civil records and enter the name and year and then sign in, there is no fee, the church records are not there for the area and civil records for all BMDs commence in 1864, however the only Hugh death I see is in Carrick on Shannon (in Leitrim and near Longford) he is 66 in 1873 I think, no other info to take us further other than this man was a labourer, he was also a widower. https://www.irishgenealogy.ie/en/
I cannnot make out the address given on the marraige cert but Roots says he is from Lisduff and she is from Longford, Longford is a county; a town and a parish. Unless Hugh was know as Hugh but used his own name for official use, ie if he was Patrick Hugh he may be known as Hugh to separate him from the other Patrick's in the family.
Otherwise there are two private Facebook pages on Longford genealogy, one of that name and the other a DNA page, I have assumed they were Catholics in case they did not register the births post 1864, this would carry a possible fine so usually done, Church of Irleand records may have been lost in our civil war as about 40% were lost, you can visit there Irish site for a list of available records.
Good Luck
Pat
St Peters Louth, IrelandXO Volunteer
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Hi Pat,
Thank you so much. I am not on facebook so will try other avenues.
Denise Duffy
Searching for years