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Trying to trace my ancestry.......Thos Briggs DOB approx 1862-63 and married Sarah Kirkwood DOB approx 1863-64 in around the Monaghan area...they had one daughter named Sarah DOB approx 1883-84 and then migrated to Quebec, Canada in approx 1885....with 4 more children born in Quebec........then they moved to New Brunswick and had two more children one being Ruth and a son named Allan.....any info anyone can provide to me would be greatly appreciated

martha356

Monday 25th Mar 2013, 01:42AM

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    Thomas Briggs marriage to Sarah Russell Kirkwood was registered in Belfast Jan ? March 1882 Volume 1, page 331.

     

    There are two possible births of their daughter Sarah Briggs in the indexes to the civil registers, one was born Belfast Apr ? June 1882 Volume 1, page 247; the other Jan ? Mar 1884 Volume 1, page 285.

     

    With those reference details you can order a photocopy of the relevant certificates from GRO Roscommon. It should cost 4 euros per cert.

    Ahoghill Antrim

    Monday 25th Mar 2013, 07:24AM
  • Hi There

    Thankyou ever so much for the information, it is greatly appreciated

    I am new to this, so I guess it's a learning proccess

    Regards

    Kim

    martha356

    Monday 25th Mar 2013, 10:49AM
  • Hello there and greetings from Ireland

    I just checked www.rootsireland.ie which has church records online.  It shows that Sarah Briggs, the daughter of Thomas Briggs and Sarah Kirkwood was baptised in 1882 in Co. Antrim.  If you would like further details ie. parish, specific date, godparents etc you can check the website.  It should cost you about £5-10 or so.

    good luck with your search - and welcome home!

    Tony Hennessy - Waterford Origins

     

    waterfordorigins

    Monday 25th Mar 2013, 08:34PM
  • Hi Tony

    Greetings from Canada

    Thankyou very much for the information, it's very much appreciated...

    And it feels good to be home.....

     

    Kim

    martha356

    Tuesday 26th Mar 2013, 01:45AM

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