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Handwriting Deciphering & Recognition / Re: Deciphering help needed for marriage entry please
« on: Thursday 06 February 14 21:27 GMT (UK) »
Many thanks.
Rose
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Handwriting Deciphering & Recognition / Deciphering help needed for marriage entry please
« on: Thursday 06 February 14 20:15 GMT (UK) »
On irishgenealogyie I have found a marriage record for Eugenious (Owen) McMahon and Honora Brady on 11th April 1878 at St Mary's Pro Cathedral.
In the final column is written a comment, part of which is Spons.... .................. Junctis/junctus.
http://churchrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/churchrecords/details/fb0e340068174
http://churchrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/reels/st.mary%27s-pro-cath_mf_1881-1904_ma_0452.pdf
Any ideas please?
Rose
In the final column is written a comment, part of which is Spons.... .................. Junctis/junctus.
http://churchrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/churchrecords/details/fb0e340068174
http://churchrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/reels/st.mary%27s-pro-cath_mf_1881-1904_ma_0452.pdf
Any ideas please?
Rose
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Dublin / Re: Dorathea/Dora ROONEY baptism St Agatha Dublin 1870 - another pair of eyes please
« on: Thursday 30 January 14 22:23 GMT (UK) »
A big thank you for all your help. I was thinking i would have to give up on this one.
I have been overwhelmed by all the information you have uncovered on the Purcell/McCabe/Rooney triangle. I have put it all together and am convinced it all fits and is the same family.I looked at the step-mother entry.
I can't thank you enough.
My Oglesby's are certainly interesting.
Best wishes.
Rose
I have been overwhelmed by all the information you have uncovered on the Purcell/McCabe/Rooney triangle. I have put it all together and am convinced it all fits and is the same family.I looked at the step-mother entry.
I can't thank you enough.
My Oglesby's are certainly interesting.
Best wishes.
Rose
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Dublin / Re: Dorathea/Dora ROONEY baptism St Agatha Dublin 1870 - another pair of eyes please
« on: Wednesday 29 January 14 21:55 GMT (UK) »
Yes it was, and number 2 too!
This will take some time to sort out.
Rose
This will take some time to sort out.
Rose
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Dublin / Re: Dorathea/Dora ROONEY baptism St Agatha Dublin 1870 - another pair of eyes please
« on: Wednesday 29 January 14 21:41 GMT (UK) »
Many thanks Tara.
Once again you have been able to find what I couldn't, and I think it is all right, even the census. No sign yet in 1911.
I will ask my mother in law about the McCabe link. She is 94 and may have mixed the name with Delany.
Your help is much appreciated. I was ready to give up on that one.
Rose
Once again you have been able to find what I couldn't, and I think it is all right, even the census. No sign yet in 1911.
I will ask my mother in law about the McCabe link. She is 94 and may have mixed the name with Delany.
Your help is much appreciated. I was ready to give up on that one.
Rose
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Dublin / Re: Dorathea/Dora ROONEY baptism St Agatha Dublin 1870 - another pair of eyes please
« on: Wednesday 29 January 14 20:47 GMT (UK) »
Tara, you have given me a lot to think about! I think it all fits.
David is my mother in law's father. I have his birth certificate and it gives his mother as Dora Oglesby nee ROONEY.
I hadn't seen the baptism record before.
Rose
David is my mother in law's father. I have his birth certificate and it gives his mother as Dora Oglesby nee ROONEY.
I hadn't seen the baptism record before.
Rose
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Dublin / Re: Dorathea/Dora ROONEY baptism St Agatha Dublin 1870 - another pair of eyes please
« on: Wednesday 29 January 14 20:02 GMT (UK) »
A result on the church register entry.
I had looked again and thought I could work out one of the bottom words as 'junctis mat... and wondered if this meant that her parents hadn't married and a kind person on the deciphering board agreed.They interpreted as 'ex Parentibus non Junctis in Matrimonio' meaning 'from parents not joined in marriage'.
I wonder how common it was. This is the first I have found.
No wonder I couldn't find a marriage for Thomas and Mary! My mother in law says that her father always said his mother (Dora Rooney) was a Delaney so I have searched for a marriage for Dora, but not found a link so I fear that is the end for Thomas and Mary.
Many thanks.
Rose
I had looked again and thought I could work out one of the bottom words as 'junctis mat... and wondered if this meant that her parents hadn't married and a kind person on the deciphering board agreed.They interpreted as 'ex Parentibus non Junctis in Matrimonio' meaning 'from parents not joined in marriage'.
I wonder how common it was. This is the first I have found.
No wonder I couldn't find a marriage for Thomas and Mary! My mother in law says that her father always said his mother (Dora Rooney) was a Delaney so I have searched for a marriage for Dora, but not found a link so I fear that is the end for Thomas and Mary.
Many thanks.
Rose
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Handwriting Deciphering & Recognition / Re: Deciphering latin on church register - any help appreciated
« on: Wednesday 29 January 14 19:47 GMT (UK) »
Thank you for confirming my thoughts. No wonder I couldn't find a marriage.
Rose
Rose
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Dublin / Re: Dorathea/Dora ROONEY baptism St Agatha Dublin 1870 - another pair of eyes please
« on: Tuesday 28 January 14 22:11 GMT (UK) »
Yes, I have her death record from Glasnevin. Peter Oglesby was the informant and she is listed as a labourer's wife. He didn't die until 1919. Interesting that he wasn't buried in the same grave but with other Oglesby family members when she was the first in the grave.
Rose
Rose