help please with marriage for Richard Hunt circa 1817, Limerick

[kit54]

Thanks again Wexflyer for that; I really do appreciate your help.

Please can you confirm that the death record for Richard Hunt in 1842 is St Mary's Cathedral ie Church of Ireland? (There are no burials available on the registers.nli.ie site for St Mary's, RC)

Also, please do you have any more detail re the Richard Hunt 1759 marriage?

Thanks very much,

Kit

[Wexflyer]

Thanks again Wexflyer for that; I really do appreciate your help.

Please can you confirm that the death record for Richard Hunt in 1842 is St Mary's Cathedral ie Church of Ireland? (There are no burials available on the registers.nli.ie site for St Mary's, RC)

No, I can't confirm any such thing.

First, I would note that being buried in what is technically a CofI graveyard never meant that the person was necessarily CofI

Can I again refer you to RootsIreland?

They say the death record is St, Mary's, and he was Catholic.
Now whether that is the Catholic or Protestant St. Mary's I know not.

Many registers weren't microfilmed by the NLI, and hence aren't on the website.

[Wexflyer]

Also, please do you have any more detail re the Richard Hunt 1759 marriage?

Thanks very much,

Kit

January 1759
https://registers.nli.ie/registers/vtls000635015#page/281/mode/1up

[kit54]

Thanks very much again for that - I really appreciate it,

Kit

[rathmore]

have you looked on find my past

http://www.findmypast.co.uk

2 records of Richard Hunt about will wife name Sarah mentions Thomas Street 1842

[kit54]

Thanks very much for that rathmore - I didn't have the one for Richard Hunt Junior, so that's great.

Please, is there anyone who can confirm that the symbol, (which I think is an) I, is an abbreviation for Inventory?

Thanks, I really am grateful for your help,

Kit