John Gill b.15 Aug 1911 "help please"

[cjstar]

I am trying to find any info no matter how small on my late grandad John James Gill (jack)....

He was born on the 15th August 1911 and all i know is he was born in Ireland (Cork County) i am led to believe.

Also i have been told he had a sister who was a Nun and a brother who moved to Jersey Channel Islands..

My Grandad then moved to Burnley, Lancashire in the 1940's so between the 30 yrs inbetween i am not sure where resided.

If anyone knows any info on his parents/siblings i would be extremely grateful.

I have tried researching irish birth records but to no avail unfortunately...

Kind Regards

Kellie-Ann

[shanew147]

Have you found the marriage for John ?

A cert for this would show his father's name and occupation and could help locate the family on the 1911 census..

see : Introduction to Irish Records



Shane

[cjstar]

Hiya Shane

I think he only married my Grandma in the 1980's it was a very strange set up as she was married to someone else for many years and had 3 previous children that she kept quiet to my grandad about.

So information from my grandma was very cagey and suspicious plus she kept herself to herself and i only ever saw her twice in 33 yrs, so that's why info i have of my grandad is very limited.

[shanew147]

have you checked this birth on the BMD Index?

  Name: John Gill
  Registration district: Mallow
  Event type: Birth
  Quarter and year: Jul - Sep 1911
  volume: 5 / page : 368



Shane

[cjstar]

Thanks Shane
No i have not seen this i have tried looking but a bit rusty and the brain cells are diminishing

I have difficulty accessing Irish records are they a different set up to the English-Welsh records or am i missing something.

Thanks again for your rapid response too 

Kellie

[shanew147]

have a look at the introduction topic above....

there's an Irish BMD Index available on the FamilySearch website, and once you find possible matches you can order certs from the GRO (Ireland) using the index details.

see:
  Ordering Certs from GRO Roscommon
  Details included on a Birth Cert


Shane

[cjstar]

Will do thanks Shane