Dennis and Bridget McEvoy of Kilmoroney, County Laois

Dear Ron:

Thank you for your query to the Ireland Reaching Out message board and welcome to the site!

I have found several Baptism records for some of the McEvoy children of Kilmoroney and they are listed in the Roman Catholic registers for Athy.  I have copied  them for your reference.  These records are available through the Roots Ireland database.  Unfortunately, the registers are not listed as being part of the National Library of Ireland parish registers, so an original transcription is not available online.

John McAvoy     Date of Birth:     
           Date of Baptism:     21-Jun-1762
Address:     Kilmoroney     Parish/District:     ATHY
Gender:     Male     County     Co. Kildare
        Denomination:     Roman Catholic
Father:     Dennis McAvoy     Mother:     Bridget Unknown
Occupation:             
Sponsor 1 /
Informant 1:     Daniel Whelan
    Sponsor 2 /
Informant 2:     Ann Kenah
    Notes:

Lawrence MacAvoy     Date of Birth:     
           Date of Baptism:     10-Nov-1771
Address:         Parish/District:     ATHY
Gender:     Male     County     Co. Kildare
        Denomination:     Roman Catholic
Father:     Dennis MacAvoy     Mother:     Bridget Unknown
Occupation:             
Sponsor 1 /
Informant 1:     Ned Muray
    Sponsor 2 /
Informant 2:     Cathy Cranny
    Notes:

Name:     Mary MacAvoy     Date of Birth:     
           Date of Baptism:     03-Dec-1758
Address:         Parish/District:     ATHY
Gender:     Female     County     Co. Kildare
        Denomination:     Roman Catholic
Father:     Dennis MacAvoy     Mother:     Bridget Unknown
Occupation:             
Sponsor 1 /
Informant 1:     Patt Delany
    Sponsor 2 /
Informant 2:     Bridget Cullen
    Notes:

I hope that the above is of some assistance to you. 

Further information may be available through the Kildare Genealogy Centre which is part of the Irish Family History Centre (Roots Ireland).  You can contact them through the link below:

http://ifhf.rootsireland.ie/

Thank you for your interest in Ireland Reaching Out and the best of luck with your research!

Kind regards,

Jane.