FLYNN

[confused.com]

Hello My mother was called margaret mary flynn, from waterford ireland, moved to england approx 1945, married frank martin, as far as i am aware she had 2 sisters, that stayed in ireland.  one was called nan, the other mary. I too am short on info, but this is quite a coincidence. 

[aghadowey]

Hello My mother was called margaret mary flynn, from waterford ireland, moved to england approx 1945, married frank martin, as far as i am aware she had 2 sisters, that stayed in ireland.  one was called nan, the other mary. I too am short on info, but this is quite a coincidence. 

I believe that Flynn is quite a common surname in Co. Waterford and that's why it's so important to have a location (parish if not actual townland) when trying to research your relatives there- even more so for partes who needs to search for any existing church records as civil registration of births, deaths and Catholic marriages started in 1864.

[confused.com]

yes well , its campile, county wexford.

[aghadowey]

Since you know the location in Co. Wexford you can start searching for sources like church records, civil index, 1911 census, etc.

[confused.com]

many thanks.

[shanew147]

maybe part of  this thread should be moved to the correct (Wexford) section ...

partial thread split to the section for Co. Wexford



Shane

[shanew147]

Camplie town (aka Ballyvelig) is in the DED of Ballyhack and there are a number of Flynn housesholds listed there on the 1911 census : see Flynn households in Campile



Shane