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Monaghan / Re: County Home, Monaghan - Reilly
« on: Monday 23 September 19 16:24 BST (UK) »
Thanks again - I've done all that and got this info downloaded already. His d.o.b. is 23.8.1922
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Monaghan / Re: County Home, Monaghan - Reilly
« on: Monday 23 September 19 14:16 BST (UK) »
Hi there - thanks for this. Yes - done all this, but don't have a copy of Patrick's actual birth cert to verify that this is him / his parents (only the quarter index from Family Search); and was wondering if she was in the County Home working or if she was there as an unmarried mother (as I don't have birth cert, don't know if birth was registered as illegitimate).
cheers
Cath
cheers
Cath
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Monaghan / County Home, Monaghan - Reilly
« on: Friday 20 September 19 14:39 BST (UK) »
Looking for info on a couple who were married in the RC Chapel of the Co Home, Monaghan in September 1922. Wondering if she worked there (she was a domestic servant age 18) or if she was there as perhaps she'd just had a baby (was it also a home for unmarried mothers in 1922)? On the marriage entry her address is registered as the County Home, Monaghan. She had a son born in September 1922 but I can't find details of his birth. Thanks
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Sligo / Re: Kearns/kerins
« on: Thursday 16 April 15 09:51 BST (UK) »
Hi there - and many many thanks for your response. I already had the info from the census and am researching the names there but not sure if its the same family. I'll check out the posts on the Monaghan board as well.
cheers again
Catherine
cheers again
Catherine
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Sligo / Kearns/kerins
« on: Sunday 05 April 15 19:59 BST (UK) »
Hi there. I'm researching my family tree and have hit a brick wall. My GGGF was John Kearns/Kerins(born Sligo approx 1814) who married Maria Mulligan from Sligo (born approx 1820). They had my GGM Anna (or Mary Ann) in 1864. She married James Feeney in Calry in March 1883. They had 2 boys in Sligo before they moved to Glasgow (1886/1889) where they had 2 more childlren. Ann died in Glasgow in 1896. 3 of their boys fought in France & Flanders in WW1 (one was killed in action and the other two suffered the effects of mustard gas poisoning for their short lives afterwards). I'm trying to trace the family back to John Kearns/Kerins (he was a shepherd) and Maria Mulligan - I can find no trace of either of them in the BMD or parish records. There is a family with John Kearns/Maria Mulligan in the 1851 census but I'm not sure if this is my family. We're having a family reunion at the end of May and I'd like to fill in the gaps. Can anyone help, please? Many thanks.
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