Joseph was born 29/2/1892 in 40 New St. Dublin. The family seemed to have been in the St. Nicholas (without) parish - his father's baptism is on record there. Any ideas on where a record might be?
Martin
Sunday 14th May 2023, 11:17AMMessage Board Replies
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Your Joseph was born at the end of Feb. 1892, and this Joseph was baptized 1 March. Do you know the parents’ names? Could this be him?
Joseph Neville
Baptism: 01-Mar-1892
RC Parish of RAHAN, Co. Offaly
Father: Joe Neville
Mother: M Roan
--From rootsireland
Patricia
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Martin,
I just looked at the civil records and see that your Joseph was the child of Peter Neville and his mother was called Downey. So that does not match the names above.
When looking for the baptism, keep in mind that the date may PRECEDE the birth date on the civil registration. People had to register a child's birth within a certain period of time or pay a fine. In order to skip the fine, they lied about the birth date. So sometimes a baptism date comes before the birth date.
Good luck.
Patricia
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https://civilrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/churchrecords/images/marriage_re… Marriage of Patrick Neville ( 40, New Street) and Mary Anne Downey ( 35, High street) 1891 in St. Andrews Church Dublin. Patrick ( Litho printer) is the son of Robert Neville (Carpenter) and Mary Anne is a book binder , daughter of John Downey, also a book binder.
Eileen
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Thankyou Patricia and Eileen for your information and apologies for my late response.
Martin