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Ireland (Historical Counties) => Ireland => Donegal => Topic started by: Cfdm on Monday 29 July 13 10:32 BST (UK)
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Does anyone have any idea where Gortinurty, is? I suspect it's around Malin, since it came from a marriage record that was registered, in the Malin Civil District.
I don't know it if a typo, or if the name was changed to something else, over the years.
Thanks,
Colleen
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I would suspect it is a spelling error, thought it may be a townland of similar spelling but nothing seems obvious
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~donegal/
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Hi. there are a couple of very small townlands called Gort, 1 and 4 acres within Clonca Parish and another in nearby Culdaff again 1 acre, Gort translates from the Irish as field, it could be a way of distinguishing one of these 'Gorts' ,Gort in Urty, but I can't find a match for Urty so unsure if this explanation is correct
regards
Joe
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Could it be Gortany, Carndonagh?
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Could it be Gortany, Carndonagh?
It could be. They sound similar. Thanks, I'll check it out.
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Sorry this is an error on my part, Gortany is in Upper Moville I will try again and see if I can come up with anything
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http://www.movilleinishowen.com/history/moville_heritage/moville_heritage_htm/moville_upper.htm
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~donegal/movilleupproj.htm
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Does anyone have any idea where Gortinurty, is? I suspect it's around Malin, since it came from a marriage record that was registered, in the Malin Civil District.
I don't know it if a typo, or if the name was changed to something else, over the years.
Thanks,
Colleen
If an original record, could you post an extract for deciphering?
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Possibly a townland nearby called Gortinarin.