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JulesLK
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Monday 04 July 11 19:50 BST (UK) »
Hi
Wonder if someone can help me please?
In the 1891 census return it states that my Gt Gt Grandfather Bartholomew Sweeney was born circa 1848 in Greenland, Leitrim. Unfortunately I can't find any reference to a Greenland !
Many thanks
Jules
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Sweeney - Leitrim, Ireland
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Re: Greenland
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Monday 04 July 11 19:57 BST (UK) »
I had a look at the 1891 census form for Bartholomew (Wakefield, Yorkshire - RG12 / Piece 3748 / Folio 117 / Page 30) and as far as I can see the place of birth reads 'Leitrim, Ireland' ... where's the mention of Greenland ?
Shane
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Tuesday 05 July 11 00:42 BST (UK) »
There is a townland named 'Greenland' but it is in Antrim not Leitrim.
Townland: Greenland
Acres: 88
County: Antrim
Barony: Upper Glenarm
Civil parish: Larne
PLU: Larne
Province: Ulster
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Re: Greenland
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Tuesday 05 July 11 09:01 BST (UK) »
Greenaun? In Mohill Parish.
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Ben Bowe
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Saturday 23 July 11 22:38 BST (UK) »
It maybe Greaglom, Drumkeerin, co. leitrim.
See Sweeney Clan site:
http://www.jmswd.com/sweeneyclan/looking/looking34.html
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Check on Bartley Sweeney. Hope this is of help.
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Saturday 23 July 11 23:54 BST (UK) »
"Greenland" is the place shown on the Ancestry transcription, but in reality the original page only shows "Leitrim, Ireland". I've posted the clip below.
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Re: Greenland
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Saturday 23 July 11 23:58 BST (UK) »
Thanks, Prue. That confirms what Shane found (reply #1). Unfortunately Jules hasn't been back online since starting the thread to see any replies.
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Ben Bowe
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Re: Greenland
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Sunday 24 July 11 00:22 BST (UK) »
For your information the first name "Bartholomew" was usually referred to as "Bartley" In everyday day contact rather than the larger name of "Bartholomew"
mmcpadden1947
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Re: Greenland
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Sunday 24 July 11 21:01 BST (UK) »
Hi Jules,
If as Ben suggests your area is GEAGLOM,Drumkeerin,Co.Leitrim there is a genealogy site for all of that North Leitrim area.
It is :Drumkeeranfolk[at]yahoogroups.com.
The Sweeney surname was fairly common in that area.
Good Luck : Maura
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