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Glanvert or Clanvert
« on: Friday 11 March 16 04:04 GMT (UK) »
Can someone confirm if there is a Glanvert or Clanvert in Co Cork?

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Re: Glanvert or Clanvert
« Reply #1 on: Friday 11 March 16 04:44 GMT (UK) »
Thinking of possible phonetic mistranscription, there is a village and townland a few miles NW of Fermoy called Glanworth (also the name of the civil parish). There is also a townland called Glandart in the civil parish of Dromdaleague.

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Re: Glanvert or Clanvert
« Reply #2 on: Friday 11 March 16 05:01 GMT (UK) »
Thank you for your reply gaffy
I have a Mary Tobin on the 1871 census for Clerkenwell, London & it says she was born at Glannert, Ireland abt 1804
It has been suggested that this may be a misspelling of Glanvert or Clanvert.
I know she was married in Ireland to a Edward Tobin but have no date or place. Trying to narrow down my options.

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Re: Glanvert or Clanvert
« Reply #3 on: Friday 11 March 16 05:26 GMT (UK) »
Could also be the townland of Clonfert, in the civil parish of the same name.

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Re: Glanvert or Clanvert
« Reply #4 on: Friday 11 March 16 18:58 GMT (UK) »
Many thanks for your suggestions.  Much appreciated.
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