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Ireland (Historical Counties) => Ireland => Mayo => Topic started by: Ann W on Saturday 08 April 06 08:02 BST (UK)
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Hi there..
i am not sure where to look for this family, as there are no early census records.
this is what i have
Bartley DEANE B 17 AUG 1868 Bangor Co Mayo, Ireland.
Died 12 feb 1957 Geesala, ballina, co Mayo
married Barbara CONWAY c 1913, co Mayo
barbara was born about 1890 co mayo
she died in 24 april 1961 co mayo
Bartley parents were James DEANE and Cisly cecela SCANLAN M c 1867 co Mayo . bartley is the only child i know about
Barbara father was Michael CONWAY and ....................................
they had Barbara, patrick, martin, mary, michael, julie.
Bartley and Barbara
had - mary 1914, patrick 1915, james 1917, celina 1918, anne 1919, Bridge 1821..
Bridgie married Bernard MURTAGH - i think she could still be alive.. not sure about james -
i think they were farmers....
Any help would be appreciated.
Thank you so much
Ann
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Hi Ann
Have you had a look at all the usual general resources I tend to suggest? ;)
http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php/topic,83852.0.html
You could also look at these Mayo specific sites which may help.
CENSUS RETURNS
http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php/topic,9011.0.html
PARISH RECORDS
http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php/topic,9015.0.html
GRIFFITHS VALUATION
http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php/topic,9020.0.html
Perhaps you would like to have a look at these resources to see if there is anything that might help you.
Please come back with any further queries or to let us know how you get on.
Best wishes
Ticker
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Thank you ticker..
there were some web sites i hadnt seen, so thank you... couldnt find anything, but have booked marked them, for use when i search other irish family members.
There really was not many DEANE'S at all, so i wonder where they came from?
So thanks again for your time,
best wishes
Ann :-*
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Hi Ann
That's no problem.
There are a host of general Irish sites (rather than Mayo specific) which you may or may not have seen. They are all referred to elsewhere on RootsChat.
The General Register Office of Ireland (http://www.groireland.ie/)
The Public Record Office of Northern Ireland (http://www.proni.gov.uk/)
Irish Roots (http://www.irishroots.net/)
The National Library of Ireland (http://www.nli.ie/)
Irish Genealogy (http://www.irishgenealogy.ie/frame_1024.cfm)
Genealogical Society of Ireland (http://www.familyhistory.ie/)
Irish Ancestors (http://www.ireland.com/ancestor/)
National Archives of Ireland (http://www.nationalarchives.ie/)
Online Irish Census Records (http://www.census-online.com/links/Ireland//)
Irish Origins (http://www.irishorigins.com/)
Irish Genealogical Society (http://www.rootsweb.com/%7Eirish/index.html)
Irish Family History Society (http://homepage.eircom.net/~ifhs/)
Best wishes
Ticker
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Ticker you are wonderful, a big thank you for all those, saves alot of time when they are all together... i am working on a collection like that to help people research in NZ.
Thanks again
Best wishes.
ann
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Ticker you are wonderful, a big thank you for all those, saves alot of time when they are all together... i am working on a collection like that to help people research in NZ.
Thanks again
Best wishes.
ann
Thanks Ann - hope they produce some useful results.
Best wishes
Ticker
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I saw this site/post by complete accident.
Bartley and Barbara were my Grandparents.
Patrick was my father and yes, sadly only Bridgie survives.
Best wishes,
Bertie.
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Wow how cool to get a post from you Bertie. Please please be in touch,, I am terrys wife. Who mum was Ann - in new Zealand ,,(Patrick's sister)
just not sure u can PM till u have done more posts, once u can PM. I can send u my email address Cheers. Thank for posting
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I am not very familiar with this site, I registered to reply to your post.
I will certainly stay in touch.
Best wishes,
Bertie.
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Hi again. I have sent u a PM with my email address. So we can get in touch
To PM someone u click on their name, brings up their profile. , at the bottom click to send them a message
Best wishes
Ann
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Hi Ann,
Family of Barbara Conway are parents Michael and mother Mary Rudddy married in 1872,her mother is living with them in the 1901 census in Kilboy,Kilcommon,Co Mayo. Michael Conway's father was Terence this is anotated beside his name in Census,you can look at Griffiths Valuation List of Kilcommon and see there was a Terence in Kilboy.
Bartley Deane his parents James Deane and Cecelia Scanlon this family is also in the same place Kilboy,they married in 1866,now Bartley is not in the 1901 census.The family shows James Deane father wife Bridget,and children. The children listed are of James Deane and Bridget Calvey,therefore Cecila Scanlon must have died and James remarried,in 1874. In 1911 Bartley is living with his father and family.
Hope this helps.
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Sorry Ann i meant to say family live in, Townland of DOOYORK,KILCOMMON Co Mayo.
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Great info thanks Owen... i gather its not your family, you just found the info for us?? appreciate thank you
i didn't know you could look at Irish census ,, great i study info now,
cheers
best wishes
PS
and how exciting finding family thru this very old post , re Bertie great
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Hi Ann
No relation i just like to help out if i can,as Irish research can be difficult.You can find census details at The National Archieves Of Ireland site.
Good luck in your search
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Thanks that was great help. , helped by showing me. (As I have not research Ireland for years, gave up,) that they have records,, thought they like to keep them secret lol
I looked at the census records 1901 and 11. , started doing my head. As in ten yr his age jumped 14 yr and she in ten yrs aged 20 yr. I wouldn't be happy with that
Need to find Irish BDM. Now.
Thanks again
Ann
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Hi there
I have some details on Michael Conway (dob 1844), married to Mary Ruddy (dob 1849)
I found 11 children as follows:
Martin (1873-1963)
Honor (1876 -?)
Judith (Julia) (1876-?) (may have been twins?)
Terence (1878-?)
Barbara (1882-1961)
Patrick James (Bartley) (1915-2000)
James (1917-2005)
Ann (1919-2004)
Celina Philomena (1920-1998)
Mary (1914-?)
Bridget (1921-?)
I hope this is of use to you!
Kind regards
Shelley Ruane
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Also, ages on census forms at that time did tend to vary wildly, but I believe that was people realised that by adjusting their ages (which would have been hard to prove at the time) people would qualify for pensions/ or allowances of some kind.