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Title: Keane
Post by: irishbrummie on Saturday 03 January 09 23:08 GMT (UK)
Trying to find relations of Henry Keane born 1865 in Dublin, he married Mary Flanagan & had 5 sons, Henry, Nicholas, Michael, Leo & John, also 2 daughters Esther & Elizabeth.
Elizabeth was my Great Grandmother!
I know that Esther married a Patrick Glennon & lived in Crumlin Dublin 12.
Title: Re: Keane
Post by: Rody Lee on Sunday 04 January 09 00:35 GMT (UK)
I presume you already found them on the 1911 Census http://www.census.nationalarchives.ie/pages/1911/Dublin/North_City/Henry_Place__South___West___North_/50806/

Title: Re: Keane
Post by: irishbrummie on Sunday 04 January 09 00:45 GMT (UK)
Yes thanx  :) but that's where I lose them apart from Esther who I know moved to Crumlin!
My Grandfather Thomas Joseph Keane was the son of Elizabeth Keane, but he never spoke about his family, he did have his aunt esther Glennon, down as his next of kin until he married my Grandmother Mary Fitzharris.
Title: Re: Keane
Post by: Rody Lee on Sunday 04 January 09 02:03 GMT (UK)
Have you tried asking for a look-up on the 1901 Census.
Title: Re: Keane
Post by: irishbrummie on Sunday 04 January 09 10:03 GMT (UK)
Ive been waiting for it to be put on line, which I beleive wil be sometime this year!
Does anyone know whether there will be a 1921 census & if it will be made available?
Title: Re: Keane
Post by: kintree on Sunday 04 January 09 10:54 GMT (UK)
There was no 1921 Census. Ireland was involved in other affairs at that time.

There have been many attempts to have the 1926 Census released, including a current petition:
http://www.cigo.ie/campaigns_1926.html

I very much doubt whether any of the 1901 Census will appear online for quite a while. The Census project has consistently failed to meet its published targets for the 1911 Census, and its "future plans" are rather vaguely worded, so as to leave doubt about targets for the 1901 Census:
http://www.census.nationalarchives.ie/about/futureplans.html

Adrian
Title: Re: Keane
Post by: irishbrummie on Sunday 04 January 09 18:38 GMT (UK)
Thanx Adrian, I have just signed the petition  :)
Title: Re: Keane
Post by: DublinDee on Saturday 15 May 10 22:55 BST (UK)
Hi!!

I do believe that Leo was my grandfather. I found him on the census just now but have only began to look into this stuff. Are you still working on it?
Title: Re: Keane
Post by: Oaks and Acorns on Saturday 15 May 10 23:25 BST (UK)
Hi DublinDee and welcome to RootsChat.

If you click on the link 'View Profile' under irishbrummie's name you will see that the last time they were on here was a couple of months ago. When you posted on this topic an e-mail was sent to irishbrummie to let him/her know that you posted.

Hopefully they will check back soon.

Dara.
Title: Re: Keane
Post by: DublinDee on Saturday 15 May 10 23:32 BST (UK)
Thank you! I did see that she hadn't been online but posting seemed to be the only way to be able to make contact.

Thanks again!
Title: Re: Keane
Post by: Oaks and Acorns on Sunday 16 May 10 02:11 BST (UK)
Once you make your third posting you will have access to the PM service and you can then send a message to irishbrummie.

Dara.
Title: Re: Keane
Post by: irishbrummie on Tuesday 18 May 10 07:44 BST (UK)
Hi Dublindee,

If it's the same Leo Keane, he was my Grandads Uncle, I would like to look further into it, did you find out where Leo was living in 1911?

Mark