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Re: irish family
« Reply #9 on: Thursday 26 September 19 15:04 BST (UK) »

Hi,

The Irish genealogy site has the following on-line records:

Births:1864 to 1918

Marriages: 1845* to 1943

Deaths: 1864 to 1968

*non-Roman Catholic Marriages are recorded from 1845, Roman Catholic Marriages are reco


See the link in the previous reply, #7

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Re: irish family
« Reply #10 on: Thursday 26 September 19 15:27 BST (UK) »

A lot depends on years you need... as you see Civil Reg dates posted.


If you have names of a couple that married approx mid 1870's for example and Groom was John Smith you could try a search like this (as attached)

So, if you have similar you can amend Search... just use Name and Year Range.  No need to complete District if you don't know!!

If you find Marriage.... then it will tell you District so you can amend Search to Surname, District and Year Range, tick Births to look for children (mother's maiden name are included on Certs)

https://civilrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/churchrecords/civil-search.jsp   is Irish Govt Website

Some earlier ones do not have Images of Certs at moment but one can check again maybe after 6 months.

Handy for those who want to find people without having to post Names Dates etc etc on internet if that is what they want.

...or those that want to have a go at it first and can post here if/when stuck etc.

It is the Irish Govt BDM Webite
One needs to solve Captcha, and can use initials to sign in to view Certs.

No subscription or anything else needed.







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Re: irish family
« Reply #11 on: Thursday 26 September 19 15:56 BST (UK) »


Having done the Search (as per example)   one can then look for their Marriage....just make sure there aren't 2 Marriages with same names!

Scroll through results, click on couple you want to get Image of their Marriage Cert.....



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Re: irish family
« Reply #12 on: Thursday 26 September 19 16:02 BST (UK) »



The Years covered by Civil Reg have been posted....after 1922 they do not include those for Northern Ireland!!


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Re: irish family
« Reply #13 on: Thursday 26 September 19 16:20 BST (UK) »


Then..to complete example it is marriage to Rose Rainey one wants, by clicking on name one gets this

and by clicking on Image one gets their Marriage Cert  (as per PDF ATTACHED)

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Re: irish family
« Reply #14 on: Thursday 26 September 19 18:59 BST (UK) »
how can I find out about irish family members

I find it a bit strange that OP has been a member since 2015 and this is their first post. They've been given lots of general advice because they've been about as vague as possible and they haven't bothered to log in and comment since.  ::)
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