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Ireland (Historical Counties) => Ireland => Cork => Topic started by: hipster09 on Thursday 04 June 09 00:48 BST (UK)
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hi
am very new to this, i am looking for a james cronin who married an ellen ---- in ----- i think in the parish of dromtarriff as far as i know they went on to live in newmarket they had one child a girl -----, they were catholic, all family roads lead to dead ends sadly, he would be my grandfather, my grandparents separated not long after the birth of my mother his fathers name was jeremiah and i know he had a brother andrew would love if anyone could help maybe where he went from there, thanking anyone who could do a look for me , total novice as to how to go about it all
tks
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Have you been into the website: www.irish-roots.ie? It has baptismal etc records from North and East Cork. I saw a record for James Cronin which seems to fit your James. To access the details of the record you have to pay, I think it is five euro.
All the best with your research.
Napaljarri
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I dont think the IFHF website includes records after about 1910, however they are included in the Civil register.
The familysearch pilot site includes Irish Civil Index details up to 1958 - see : http://pilot.familysearch.org/recordsearch/start.html#c=1408347;p=2;t=searchable
the townland of Dromtarriff, and the town of Newmarket are both in the registration district of Kanturk
research cert can be ordered from the GRO using the details on the index : www.groirelend.ie
(name, record type, year/quarter, registration district, volume & page)
Shane
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ty for all your help, i actually have a marriage cert for my grandparents but all the sites have no records of them am bewildered as to why not, anyhow i shall keep looking again ty to all for you help
helena
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the 1911 census for Co. Cork is online at the National Archives website at : http://www.census.nationalarchives.ie/
quite a few Cronins listed ...maybe some clues to be found there
Shane
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tks a million, have got lost timewise looking in the archives tonite again ty for your help if i find anyting i will keep you posted
helena