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Title: McCarrick marriage
Post by: lynne georgina on Monday 03 March 08 23:48 GMT (UK)
Francis McCarrick (b. <1798>, Sligo) married Mary Ferguson (b.<1808>, Sligo). First child we have is born Ireland <1829>, so marriage by then presumably in Ireland. Family to England and others born there, first birth we have there is 1835.
Any ideas?

Lynne Georgina
Title: Re: McCarrick marriage
Post by: Christopher on Wednesday 05 March 08 15:52 GMT (UK)
Hello Lynne,

There are three items you require when searching for Irish ancestors.

1. Denomination.
2. Parish
3. Townland. 

You'll have to rely on Church records as civil registration in Ireland was not introduced until 1864. Non Catholic marriages were registered from 1845 onwards. When registration for BDMS started in 1864 some people didn't bother with the registration for a few years after that date. Keep your fingers crossed that church records still exist.

Christopher
Title: Re: McCarrick marriage
Post by: lynne georgina on Friday 07 March 08 22:40 GMT (UK)
Know any simpler ways to search for Sligo christenings than the hit and miss arrangements of odds on IGI or individual sites?

Thanks anyway, Christopher.

Lynne
Title: Re: McCarrick marriage
Post by: aghadowey on Saturday 08 March 08 08:41 GMT (UK)
Church records (if they exist for such early dates) might have been microfilmed by LDS. If so, you can order them for a small fee from your local LDS library to view there. You have to know the family's religion and where they lived (parish if not actual townland not just the county).
Title: Re: McCarrick marriage
Post by: lynne georgina on Sunday 06 April 08 11:36 BST (UK)
Thanks to all.
Lynne
Title: Re: McCarrick marriage
Post by: Christopher on Tuesday 15 April 08 03:25 BST (UK)
Hi Lynne,

I looked at Irish Ancestors Surname Search to see if the names Ferguson and McCarrick appeared in the same parish at the time of Griffith's Valuation. The answer to that is Yes.

The next step is to have a look at John Hayes failteromhat.com/griffiths.php to see what parish or parishes the names appear. If you are lucky they may also appear in the same townland.

Christopher
Title: Re: McCarrick marriage
Post by: lynne georgina on Sunday 04 May 08 00:10 BST (UK)
Thanks for searching for me, and for your advice. Sorry took so long to get to it. Life can be hectic, can't it?
Will let you know how I go on.
Best wishes,
Lynne Georgina
Title: Re: McCarrick marriage
Post by: anthony pearson on Friday 13 March 09 11:21 GMT (UK)
hi to all mccarricks

were in uk did they go as i have a elizabeth mccarrick married to a thomas pearson born in 1872
elizabeth born in 1882
any info on family wecomed
the family are said to have come from sligo
thanks
Title: Re: McCarrick marriage
Post by: Mr J T Arthur on Friday 13 March 09 22:05 GMT (UK)
hi to all mccarricks

were in uk did they go as i have a elizabeth mccarrick married to a thomas pearson born in 1872
elizabeth born in 1882
any info on family wecomed
the family are said to have come from sligo
thanks

Anthony,

I'm assuming that Elizabeth was the daughter of Peter McCarrick and Ellen Mannion who was baptised at St Joseph's, Gateshead in 1881 the year before you state. If this is the correct family, Peter and Ellen married at Newcastle in 1861 just before the Census and were living in with Peter's parents John and Bridget McCarrick when the Census was taken. John and Bridget had a son Thomas born Newcastle 1850 so if you can trace that birth you will find Bridget's maiden name.

The 1881 census indicates that Peter and his wife Ellen plus his widowed mother Bridget were all born Sligo. Elizabeth was born a few months after this census was taken but is included with the same family in 1891.

Good luck,
J.T.A.
Title: Re: McCarrick marriage
Post by: anthony pearson on Saturday 14 March 09 12:06 GMT (UK)
hi
 thanks for this
the mccarrick family were cusins to riley family from sligo
i will check on ancestry

elizabeth mccarrick (pearson) married in st joseph's in blaydon on tyne around 1898/99
as first born was in 1899
john pearson born in 1899
Title: Re: McCarrick marriage
Post by: anthony pearson on Thursday 09 April 09 15:16 BST (UK)
hi
christorpher

 peter mccarrick was a sawyer would he have started in sligo or in uk
 i have been on the net and found some mccarricks in kilconduff/killasser/gallen in mayo
they seam to have had some land in sligo and mayo
would they be record's of peter starting out as a sawyer

thanks
Title: Re: McCarrick marriage
Post by: anthony pearson on Monday 09 May 11 12:42 BST (UK)
hi all

found the father of john mccarrick
anthony mccarrick born in 1768 in connacht sligo he died in 1841 in lancashire he was married to a margaret ?
i have 3 children from them

john mccarrick born in 1815 sligo died in 1879 in newcastle upon tyne he married a bridget ? born in 1816 in sligo john and ellen had 3 children that i have

frances mccarrick born in 1805 in sligo died in 1862 in durham he married a mary leonard born in 1811in sligo
they had 8 children 5 born in sligo 3 born in england
patrick mccarrick son of frances and mary born in 1835 in carrowcoller sligo and died in south shields england

margaret mccarrick born in 1813 in sligo