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Re: Thomas Nevin’s Ancestors
« Reply #81 on: Monday 31 January 22 18:58 GMT (UK) »
"Ten facts about Irish gravestones" new article on Ireland Reaching Out website.
List of gravestone resources at end of Fact 9.
https://irelandxo.com/ireland-xo/news/ten-facts-about-irish-gravestones
Ireland Reaching Out is a family history forum for the Irish diaspora. The forum is arranged by county then by civil parish. You could put an enquiry about the graveyard on the civil parish for Derrane. There may be a local volunteer who knows.   
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« Reply #82 on: Monday 31 January 22 22:39 GMT (UK) »
Thanks. I will.

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« Reply #83 on: Tuesday 01 February 22 00:25 GMT (UK) »
There are Derrane graveyards on Find a Grave. https://www.findagrave.com
Roscommon County Council has published a list of graveyards + a leaflet about them.
www.roscommoncoco.ie/en
Graveyards are in the Heritage section of Community, Arts and Heritage department.
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« Reply #84 on: Wednesday 02 February 22 00:42 GMT (UK) »
I put the Nevin name in and no records came up.

Thanks anyway.


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« Reply #85 on: Friday 04 February 22 15:56 GMT (UK) »
Remember in Reply 73 that the Shruane boys were shoemakers that their father may be as well. Well when I looked at Form A in the 1901 Irish census for Ellen Nevin, it says Ellen is a farmer’s daughter.

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« Reply #86 on: Friday 04 February 22 21:26 GMT (UK) »
Remember in Reply 73 that the Shruane boys were shoemakers that their father may be as well. Well when I looked at Form A in the 1901 Irish census for Ellen Nevin, it says Ellen is a farmer’s daughter.

That was a strange thing for her to put for occupation on a census as her father was dead. It would be like me writing it for my occupation on this year's census although my farmer dad has been deceased for decades. Occupation on the death certificate of the last of my great-aunts was farmer's daughter. Her father had been dead for 42 years. She was over 80, never married and had remained on the family farm with a brother and sister after their parents died. The brother and sister predeceased her so she owned the farm. Informant was a cousin.

Link to the census and to Michael Flynn's marriage is in reply #8. Both fathers were dead and occupation box is blank.
Some farmers had another occupation. A small farm may not have produced enough income for a family. There were agricultural disasters, potato blight, fowl & cattle diseases. One of my great-uncles in Mayo was a farmer & shopkeeper.
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« Reply #87 on: Tuesday 22 February 22 02:20 GMT (UK) »
I just came across this in the Lisacul The Gathering 2013 and since the Shruhan brothers were shoemakers and possibly father also maybe this was a family business started by their ancestors in 1877. I know from previous posts Shryane is another variation of name.


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« Reply #88 on: Tuesday 22 February 22 02:58 GMT (UK) »
Also, a James Egan Shoes St. Patrick’s St. Castlerea, Roscommon. Maybe the shoemaking business carried on from one generation to another.

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« Reply #89 on: Tuesday 22 February 22 14:40 GMT (UK) »
Replies 87 & 88.
I saw a post with  photo of a 20th century.Shryane shop in a County Mayo family history Facebook group. The shop may have been in Ballaghaderreen.
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