Quarryfield

[Yellabelly]

Hi

I am now looking for Sligo records but dont know how to go about it (eventually got the hang of Mayo)
 I am looking for records of any kind that cover Quarryfield, do I need a Parish, Barony and poor law to find the records and if so is there a kind poerson aroiund who might help me please

Thank you

[aghadowey]

Same principles apply no matter what county in Ireland you are doing research. See www.thecore.com/seanruad to find details of townlands, parishes, etc. in Ireland. See also Sligo RESOURCES at top of Sligo board.

[Yellabelly]

Hi can anyone tell me where Roman Catholic births/baptisms/Marriages would be registered if the people lived in Quarryfield in the 1800's

Many thanks

[shanew147]

Civil parish of Cloonoghil, RC parish of Kilshalvey

for notes on the records available for the parish see see : RC Parish of Kilshalvey (Irish Times)


Shane

[Yellabelly]

Thank you

[Mr J T Arthur]

I have a number of notes from the Kilshalvey baptisms during the 1840s and 1850's; not all give locations but among those that do Quarryfield is included a few times so if you'd like to mention the names I can check these notes for you.

J.T.A.

[Yellabelly]

Thank you,
The main name I am looking for is Martin Maye, father John Maye mother unknown to me at this point, also any siblings of Martin.

Many thanks

[Mr J T Arthur]

The name Maye or any other variant form does not occur at Quarryfield among the notes I have nor is it listed in the Tithe Applotment Books or Griffiths's Valuation (1858) however Sligo Heritage lists a number of children born to John May (various spellings) within that parish some of whom may well be Martin's siblings.

Good luck,

J.T.A.

[Yellabelly]

Thank you

I will try them your help is much appreciated