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mckenzie/ Wetherly in Kilkenny
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looking for ancestors of Amelia Wetherly . she married thomas mckenzie at St Canice's in Kilkenny in 1864. and died in Thomastown in April 1872.
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Re: mckenzie/ Wetherly in Kilkenny
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A marriage cert from the GRO for Amelia and Thomas should give you a few more details to help your search - e.g. father's names and occupations etc...
Based on the details you gave there's a likely match for the marriage on the BMD Index on FamilySearch as follows :
Name: Amelia Weatherly
Registration district: Kilkenny
Event type: Marriage
Year: 1864
Volume: 13 / Page: 403
A Thomas M'Kenzie appears with the same references, so a possible cross-match.
see :
Ordering Certs from GRO Roscommon
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Thanks - that is indeed the marriage . I had seen the information on roots ireland but fathers names were not given-- I clearly need to get the original civil certificate
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Re: mckenzie/ Wetherly in Kilkenny
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Many of the records on RootsIreland are transcripts of parish records - which may not show as much detail as a civil cert. Given the option I would generally go for a civil cert..
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