« Reply #5 on: Saturday 24 December 11 06:17 GMT (UK) »
I just searched on the grand banks site and I cannot see anything. However, there is far more in the archives in st johns than there is online. The problem with the archives is that you have search parish by parish. It can be tedious if you don't know the parish you are looking for.
One thing that would probably help a local researcher, is whether you know the religion. Catholicism was only legally permitted after about 1800, and even then registration was sketchy - people often baptized and married in their homes. Some went back to Ireland, and some baptized and married in the Protestant churches in order to pretend to be Protestant. Depending on her age, this may give you some direction.
Research in NF is difficult because so little of it is transcribed. Even when I was at the archives, I could not copy or take pictures. This wasn't to protect the records. It had to do with ownership of the records and the churches don't allow it.
Something else to keep in mind is that parish priests sometimes forgot to register people and then add them in bunches. I was told this by a parish administrator as an explanation for my g grandmother's birth being wrong by more than a year.
Good luck!
Newfoundland: George
Somerset, England: Slade, Thorne
Lancashire, England: Reay, Hargrove,
Bute, Scotland: McBride
Perth: McCash
Lanarkshire: Love, King, Lyle
Aberdeen/Fossaway: Duncan, Shepherd, Burns, Johnston
Co Antrim: Warwick
Coleraine, Co Derry: Kane, McDade
Tyrella, Co Down: Denvir, McKay, Murray
Fermanagh: Quinn
Ireland: McKenna, McGuire, Burns, Hogg, Bradley
Ann Tweedley/Quigley: ?