help with my irish family tree please

[aghadowey]

and it's just statistics, as far as I can see, not the Censuses.
Though statistics can be very interesting to see how (for example) a townland has changed over the decades
regards eadaoin

Absolutely right 

googling the name'' Ginny'' suggests that it's a pet name for Virginia.

Viriginia would have been a fairly rare name for an Irish girl at the time but I have seen Ginny as a nickname for Agnes.

[jnoone]

Hi
I have also seen the name "Ginny" been given to family members who were named Jane and Georgina.

[jnoone]

Hi
One thing thats confusing me is who were the parents of the grandchildren named on the 1911 census.Because of where they lived and give their birthplace as County Dublin the birth for one of the children is possibly as follows
Births Rathdown 1903
Jul/Sept 1903

[jnoone]

That record should have been
Births Rathdown Jul/Sept 1903
Peter Murphy
Volume 2
Page 801

Still can't find the Duffys on either census yet

[bobdunford6]

we have from the murphy family in ireland
mary ann duffy lived in gullaten cottages renalagh dublin is this any help.

[eadaoin]

we have from the murphy family in ireland
mary ann duffy lived in gullaten cottages renalagh dublin is this any help.

would that possibly be Gulistan Cottages, behind Rathmines Town Hall? (near Ranelagh)

regards eadaoin

[bobdunford6]

yes that sounds like the cottages .just some more news from Dublin
it seems Michael Murphy and his brother Patrick Murphy both worked behind a bar called Davey & Phelan Public House, near Westmoreland Street, And Next door to the Pub were these Cottages which Mary Ann Duffy lived in.so they tell me.hoping this will help.

[bobdunford6]

little more information john dunford stable man in trinity college dublin.all they could remember is that he worked with horses in trinity college.so it seems correct.

[jnoone]

Hi
No Gulistan Cottages listed on the 1901 census.Unfortunately no Duffy families listed on the 1911 census living there.