Author Topic: EAGAN/EGAN AND BRADY - Ballymanus/Derrybrock Co Laois  (Read 7278 times)

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Re: EAGAN/EGAN AND BRADY - Ballymanus
« Reply #9 on: Wednesday 07 November 12 14:38 GMT (UK) »
two possible matches for Michael jnr's birth around the right time on the BMD index - both as Eagan.

see :  Michael Eagan births, 1874-1878
(skip past the Kilrush entries ...)

I'm not seeing anything likely for Maria in Athy district, but maybe she originated in a neighbouring area. Several of the listings are for Naas district which is the district immediately north of Athy

see : Maria Brady births, 1873-1879

Two possible matches as Anne in Athy district - one in 1874, the other with the surname recorded as Bready in 1879.

see : Anne Brady births, 1873-1879

If you wish to check further details on these you can order research certs from the GRO by post. See :

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Re: EAGAN/EGAN AND BRADY - Ballymanus
« Reply #10 on: Wednesday 07 November 12 14:47 GMT (UK) »
Based on father's name from the census, there's a possible match on the extracted births for on of those index records I mentioned :

The BMD Index reads :

  Name: Michael Eagan
  Registration district: Athy
  Event type: Birth
  Year: 1877
  Volume: 3 / Page: 443
  see : https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/FBS1-BZP

and the extracted record :
   
  Name: Michael Eagan
  Birth date: 03 Feb 1877
  birthplace : Athy, Queens Co.  (district)
  Parents: Michael Eagan & Julia Stapleton
  Ref.: v 3-2 p 443
  see : https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/FG6K-TBP

(area/district and page number correspond with the index , so a match)

The extracted record mentions a 'Father's Birthplace' as Inch - this is incorrect, as this detail is not included in birth registers or certs, but may relate to place of birth, or father's residence.

A birth cert would narrow down the place of birth - likely the name of the townland.


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