Workhouse

[kingskerswell]

Bo,
     All workhouse documentation is available except for that which falls within the 100 year rule. One exception is information which is outwith the 100 years but contained in a record book which has other information within the 100years. Eg You may find an inmate register covering the years1900 to 1915. You will need special permission to look at it.

Regards

[Bo]

many thanks kingskerswell 

[MrBluesman]

Hi Bo

Thanks for the offer and if you are heading to PRONI please give me a shout I would be interested in seeing what you find. I will put something together which contains all the info I have and then PM it to you.

Thanks Again

Andrew

[MrBluesman]

Hi Again

Does anyone have access to emeraldancestors that can check deaths for John Magill I think start around 1892 and come more recent?

Regards

Andrew

[kingskerswell]

Hi Andrew,
                Only one listed as JACK in Co. Antrim.
 16 Dec 1904 Larne 1st Presbyterian Church Jack Magill married Mary Mcgookin.

Regards

[kingskerswell]

Mr Bluesman,
                     My apologies I initially read your posting as Jack. However there are several Johns who may fit the bill. Do you have an address?.

Regards

[aghadowey]

Hi Again

Does anyone have access to emeraldancestors that can check deaths for John Magill I think start around 1892 and come more recent?

Regards

Andrew

[MrBluesman]

Hi

The only info I have is off Minnie's Marriage certificate which is
Wife Firstname  MARY
Wife Surname  MAGILL
Wife Townland / Street  26 LOUISA ST
Wife Occupation   
Wife Age  22
Wife Denomination  Church of Ireland
Wife Marital Status  Spinster (Previously unmarried)
Wife Father Firstname  JOHN
Wife Father Surname  MAGILL
Wife Father Occupation  LABOURER

So don't know if the address was where he lived

Andrew

[aghadowey]

The address on the marriage certificate is the address of the bride at the time of the marriage which may, or may not, be were she was born or where her family was living.
Irish marriage certificates do not list the religion of bride and groom and just because the father is listed it doesn't mean that he was still alive at the time of the marriage.