PS, they immigrated in 1835 to Canada
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spinerc
Friday 24th March 2017, 09:31PM -
spinerc:
Welcome to ireland Reaching Out!
Donaghmore civil parish is also service by Dunlavin RC parish. The Dunlavin baptismal records start in 1815 and the marriage records start in 1831 http://registers.nli.ie/parishes/0475 so I don't think you will find baptismal records for John and Lucy or a marriage record.
Roger McDonnell
Castlemore Roscommon, IrelandXO Volunteer ☘
Friday 24th March 2017, 11:36PM -
Thank you Roger, would be nice if there was something like a censis that we have here that shows households and who lived there during what time.
Can you tell me please, Castlerudry, where or what is that? And Eadstown? It is on some of the baptismal records that I did find.
Much appreciated!
Charlene Finnspinerc
Saturday 25th March 2017, 09:34PMAttached Files
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Charlene:
There is a Castleruddery townland in Donaghmore civil parish. There are also four Eadestown townlands in Donaghmore: Eadestown Hill and Eadestown North, Middle and South.
Roger
Castlemore Roscommon, IrelandXO Volunteer ☘
Sunday 26th March 2017, 12:02AM -
Hi Roger, wow! I have my homework cut out for me! I have gone through all the baptismal records (before) and I am thinking if I can sort through them to try to figure out, who might be kin, like a brother, then I might be able to find a link though that.
There are so many Johns and Edwards... and I know the common practice of naming first born girls and first born boys, so I have hope... and if I were a betting person, I would think that Edward was the father's name of the clan that came here to Canada.
Thank you for your help
Charlene
spinerc
Sunday 26th March 2017, 10:56PM