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Ireland (Historical Counties) => Ireland => Cork => Topic started by: Chelle71 on Tuesday 29 September 20 07:10 BST (UK)
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Morning All
Is this the best place to order certificates from Ireland
www2.hse.ie/services/births-deaths-and-marriages/get-certificates/ordering-certificates.
Never had to order irish ones before now
Thankyou
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What's the event (birth? marriage? death?) & date? Many are available online (free)-
https://civilrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/churchrecords/civil-search.jsp
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To add, the update to the Civil Records:
https://www.irishgenealogy.ie/en/news/154-update-to-the-civil-records-3
A research photocopy is available at a cost of €4.00.
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What's the event (birth? marriage? death?) & date? Many are available online (free)-
https://civilrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/churchrecords/civil-search.jsp
Im actually being really stupid i cant see how to order certs here , all the people ive put in say no results and theres not order here button .... why cant it be like GRO :(
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Certificate Costs
20.00
Postage
United Kingdom Euro (2.00)
Total Costs
22.00
Wow there not cheap
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Either get the record you require from IrishGenealogy (free!) or get a Research Copy at €4 ;D
Who are you looking for?
When?
Where?
What? Birth, Marriage or Death?
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Either get the record you require from IrishGenealogy (free!) or get a Research Copy at €4 ;D
Who are you looking for?
When?
Where?
What? Birth, Marriage or Death?
Hello , well im looking to start ordering certs for my irish side .... i cant use the site so ive given up , i know who the relatives are i just want it down on paper like you would from GRO , certificate proof
Chelle
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I love the Irish system. You can immediately get most certs online for free.
Why not tell us who you are looking for and see if one of us can find them for you.
Carol
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Hi Carol
Thankyou :
Sydney( Lucius ? ) Carey 11/8/1878 Cork he died in Watford Hertfordshire
parents
Richard Carey 30/4/1837 30 APR 1837 • Skibbereen, Cork d 1 OCT 1915 • Cork
Kathleen Hill 23 AUG 1844 • Cork
I think i have details of 3rd Grt Grandfather but need to try and look into him abit more
Thankyou for doing this Carol , only when you have time
Chelle
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You haven't answered the questions I asked in reply #1 and haven't really given any indication on this thread what you are searching for and what the problem is so it's difficult to help. The Irish Geneaogy site is fairly easy to use (gets much easier with a bit of practice) but there are different ways to search for events.
Mc names, as in many databases, can be troublesome. Here you need to search several ways. Example- surname McSweeney= McSweeney, Mc Sweeney [note space], McSw*n*y [gets variations such as McSwiney, etc.].
If you can't find the people you've looked for there are various possible reasons why you can't find them-
1) event too recent or too old (pre-registration)
2) event not registered
3) persons name not what you are expecting
4) you are searching very restricted date range & district
5) event took place in another area of Ireland or even outside Ireland
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Sydney( Lucius ? ) Carey 11/8/1878 Cork he died in Watford Hertfordshire
parents
Richard Carey 30/4/1837 30 APR 1837 • Skibbereen, Cork d 1 OCT 1915 • Cork
Kathleen Hill 23 AUG 1844 • Cork
You've posted just as I did ;)
Birth of Sidney Lucius Carey-
https://civilrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/churchrecords/images/cert_amends/cert_1878/2076213a.pdf
Death of Richard Carey-
https://civilrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/churchrecords/images/deaths_returns/deaths_1915/05256/4457715.pdf
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You haven't answered the questions I asked in reply #1 and haven't really given any indication on this thread what you are searching for and what the problem is so it's difficult to help. The Irish Geneaogy site is fairly easy to use (gets much easier with a bit of practice) but there are different ways to search for events.
Mc names, as in many databases, can be troublesome. Here you need to search several ways. Example- surname McSweeney= McSweeney, Mc Sweeney [note space], McSw*n*y [gets variations such as McSwiney, etc.].
If you can't find the people you've looked for there are various possible reasons why you can't find them-
Hi , sorry i carried on playing around with the site to see if i could just get it right , i did see registration dates from and i thought that i would be able to find Sydney L Carey 1878 Cork which like i said came back with no results , i tried using variants of carey but gave up , clearly irish gen is not for me even though i could do with understanding it , everything is easy when you know how ;)
Chelle
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Death of Kathleen Carey-
https://civilrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/churchrecords/images/deaths_returns/deaths_1916/05248/4454800.pdf
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Sydney( Lucius ? ) Carey 11/8/1878 Cork he died in Watford Hertfordshire
parents
Richard Carey 30/4/1837 30 APR 1837 • Skibbereen, Cork d 1 OCT 1915 • Cork
Kathleen Hill 23 AUG 1844 • Cork
You've posted just as I did ;)
When i click on those links it takes me to the I am not a robot bit then the search boxes :(
Birth of Sidney Lucius Carey-
https://civilrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/churchrecords/images/cert_amends/cert_1878/2076213a.pdf
Death of Richard Carey-
https://civilrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/churchrecords/images/deaths_returns/deaths_1915/05256/4457715.pdf
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The links work fine for me- click on link, do the I am not a robot bit, then fill in your name and tick the box to make search application (basically to view online) then actual certificate comes up.
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aghadowey
YES !!!!!!!! i can see it ........ ;D Im very trying sometimes
Thankyou !!!!
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In case you hven't the census details [be sure to tick 'show all information']- in 1911 married 46 years, 8 children (all living)-
http://census.nationalarchives.ie/pages/1911/Cork/Skibbereen_Urban/North_Street/441569/
The census also tells you that the family were Church of Ireland which gives an indication of which church records you might check.
Richard's entry in Probate Book- there was a Will but for some reason not valid-
http://www.willcalendars.nationalarchives.ie/reels/cwa/005014919/005014919_00052.pdf
Kathleen's index card-
http://www.willcalendars.nationalarchives.ie/reels/cwa/005014922/005014922_00105.pdf
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Thankyou so much ....
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No problem :)
The marriage of Richard and Kathleen (Katherine) is quite interesting- his father 'Clerk in Holy Orders' (likely a COI Rector) and her father an architect-
https://civilrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/churchrecords/images/marriage_returns/marriages_1866/11539/8243949.pdf
Southern Reporter and Cork Commercial Courier, 31 May 1866: MARRIED, on the 30th inst., at Holy Trinity Church, by the Rev. _ Macnamara, Richard Carey, Eaq., Manager of Munster Bank, Kilmallock, to Kathleen Elizabeth, youngest daughter of the late William Hill, Esq., architect.
Skibbereen & West Carbery Eagle, 20 Oct.1866: On Thursday last the Skibbeieen Branch of the Munster Bank was opened, under the management of Richard Carey, Esq. The offices have been neatly erected in the house lately occupied by Mr. _, by Mr. Lee, C.E., from plans drawn out by ...
Note: it was common practice for bank managers, as with policemen, not to work in their native district or that of their wife.
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Something else to read in case you haven't come across it before-
https://niallbrn.wordpress.com/2017/09/05/carey-family-of-careysville-co-cork/
Warning: there are several Rev. Richard Hills in the above document. This is the correct one-
Rev. Richard Carey
Richard Carey was another son of Peter and Anne Carey of Careysville. He took holy orders and was made a deacon in 1818 and a priest at Cloyne in 1819.[81] He later served as was a vicar in Skibbereen. About 1835 he married Elizabeth, daughter of John Labarte and was the father of Richard Carey.[82] Many years before, on 1st June 1789 John Labarte of Cork city had married Miss Crowley of Cork city at Careysville, the home of Peter Carey, esq.[83]
Richard Carey
Richard Carey son of Rev. Richard Carey was born in 1838 and was educated at Fermoy College. He became manager of the Munster and Leinster Bank at Skibbereen. In 1866 Ricard Carey married Kathleen Hill, daughter of William Hill. Richard Carey was the father of six sons Langer, William, Henry, Sidney, Arthur, and Edward.[84] Richard Carey was also the father of two daughters, Kathleen and Ethel (or Elizabeth and Sarah as another source has it).[85]
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Blimey wow no i havent , i havent a clue with irish research , all this is so new to me, cant thankyou enough for looking , i so appriciate it
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There is SO MUCH online (vital records, Will extracts, newspaper articles, etc.) on this family that you will soon be overwhelmed and totally confused. Suggest keeping some sort of rough family tree on a bit of paper in front of you or some sytem to keep track of everyone.
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Yes i am doing .....