Flynn/Hays/Doyle

Hi . . 

Your dates are very diffacult for Irish records from that time . . BUT . . not impossible . . 

here is a MAP of that Parish  . . . . http://www.logainm.ie/en/8189

Then . . 

the earliest Parish Records . . . are here at . . . http://registers.nli.ie/parishes/0064

these records are very diffacult to read . . due to age, wear & tear . . . but not impossible . . . 

You may . . with patience and perserverance . . find your Ancestors . . and a good magnifying glass . . 

Good Luck with your search . . . 

Eamonn.

Thank you, Eamonn for this informatioin - much appreciated.

Timothy and faily moved to Whitechapel in Middlesex first then Shoreditch.

John Flynn moved back to Cork and I'm decended from his son Patrick Joseph O'Flynn down to Ethel (Eileen) O'Keeffe (nee O'Flynn)   to Deirdre Breslin (nee O'Keeffe) line

Just found your message from long ago....

I do have an England Census  of John and Mary (nee Hays)  Flynn  as living in St, George in the East, London. John first being recorded as living In Whitechapel in 1861 at age 15. . living in Shoreditch by age 17, Aldgate at age 35 and St. Gearge in the East at 45. Would he have retired back in Ireland.?

 My Grandfather Timothy Flynn (B. 1866 ) appears to be the oldest - Patrick Flynn is listed as (B. 1870) added are siblings. Cornelius - Denis - James - Cathrine - Daniel and Mary. 

These are all under the name Flynn and not O'Flynn - do you think it is the same Family?

Neelie - esttaw

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