Brinlack: 1860s, 70s, children of Marie McHUGH, McFADDEN, FERRY?

[heywood]

No paywall.
https://www.irishgenealogy.ie/

Just complete as much as you can on the page, when you have chosen civil record/name/event, another section is below when you confirm your name and tick a box.

[colee]

Thank you, yes that's the site I've been using. There must be a knack to what you fill in, very often records don't seem to come up when I know they exist!

Going back to Daniel, so I can discount the Daniel who was married to Margaret McNulty, thank you so much for that.

Interesting though I did find a petty session court record from April 1909 of a Daniel McHugh from Brinlack as a defendant in a case where his son Edward wasn't attending school.

The record came up through Ancestry, I couldn't seem to find it on Family Search but in case it's useful I'll post it here:

https://www.ancestry.co.uk/imageviewer/collections/61938/images/ire_pettys_4619996_00527?pId=22277134

But it's more likely that 'my' Daniel is the bachelor you found.

[colee]

ok I'm replying to myself here... I've just realised that can't be 'my' Daniel, as on the 1911 census when he is 30, it shows him as single and there are no children in the house.

[colee]

I'm not sure I can get a death certificate for Daniel - it seems only the index is available according to this:

Dunfanaghy 1864 to 1958: FamilySearch Online, Index only.

And Dunfanaghy doesn't appear on the GRONI district list.

So I guess finding the grave maybe and/or any living relatives is the next best way to work out if this is the right Daniel.

[Kiltaglassan]

And Dunfanaghy doesn't appear on the GRONI district list.

It doesn't appear because Dunfanaghy is in Co Donegal, and the GRONI list is for the six counties of Northern Ireland.

[colee]

Ah of course, thank you Kiltaglassan

[heywood]

You have the death certificate from Irish genealogy posted earlier by KG and quoted by me also. It is the one where there is also Dan Ferry on the same page.

[colee]

Thank you - would there not be an individual death certificate where it states say the parents of the deceased and the reason for death? Oh no if I've just paid for the same registry entry, guess that's called living and learning

[colee]

Sorry it does give a reason for death and informant rather than names of the parents.