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Dear Friends of St Annes Parish, Dublin: I have been trying to find my great great Grandfather, Maurice Kane born around 1800 who married Mary Catherine Mullen around 1838. They had a son, Patrick, around 1839 and immigrated to Quebec, Canada in the mid to late 1850s. Maurice was a farmer and they came to Canada during the potatoe famine. They settled in Bristol, Quebec and I recently was excited to find their tombstone at St Brigit's Parish in Bristol. However, the St Brigit's records do not show their birth place only their Country of birth. I have found seven Maurice Kane's in Griffith's Valuation and one is from St Anne's Parish so I am hopeful that this posting will lead me to finding Maurice, Mary Catherine and Patrick's Parish and County of birth.

If anyone recognizes these names or can provide advice on where to search next, I would greatly appreciate hearing from you.

Regards

Darleen (Cain) Finnamore

Ottawa Canada

Friday 25th Jan 2013, 10:37PM

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    Hi again Darleen,

     

    Thanks for your message.

     

    I have previously responded to the message you posted on Clonagam parish page. There I gave you some possible links that may help you in your research. Here is a link to that message:

     

    http://www.irelandxo.com/group/clonagam-waterford/messages/looking-maurice-kane-and-mary-catherine-mullen

     

    Also, you could try contacting Dun Laoghaire Heritage and Genealogy centre for assistance- a fee may apply. Her are their contact details:

    Dun Laoghaire Heritage and Genealogy,

    Craft Courtyard,

    Marlay Park,

    Rathfarnham,

    Dublin 16.

    Phone: +353 (0) 1 495 4485      Email: cmalone@dlrcoco.ie

     

    I hope that this is helpful. Best of luck with your research!

     

    Kind regards,

     

    Genealogy Support

     

     

     

    Tuesday 26th Mar 2013, 10:36AM

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