Secrets to Successful Irish Family Research | Masterclass | Findmypast
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- Is it possible to do Irish family history research when so many historical records have been destroyed? It certainly is and this video masterclass shares insider tips to show you how.
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Fiona Fitzsimons, of the Irish Family History Centre, has been carrying out Irish genealogy research for over 25 years and is here to share her tricks of the trade in this exclusive video masterclass.
With over 60 minutes of expert guidance, Fiona discusses how to get started and focuses on:
- Online research - searching widely and deeply
- Irish customs/practices/traditions that may 'obscure' your ancestors in the records
- Strategies to locate an individual or family of interest
- Collateral records that bridge the gaps
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Great grandmother born 1890s Ireland. Needed her birth cert but unable to get one from Ireland. So since parents had verifiable residence in Chicago at time of birth, Chicago issued a birth certificate 14 years before death. What replacement records exist for the 1890s?
irishgeneology.ie have births marriage and deaths for all of Ireland and it's free.
Spelled that wrong it's
irishgenealogy.ie
So many Sullivan's with the same names of the children in Kerry. How would you research if you don't have an address?
Impossible you couldn't throw a stone in Kerry, without hitting a Sullivan
Leahy from Mill Road, Cloyne, Midleton, Cork.
Is there a set of records for Antrim county Ireland for 1750-1800 ? Looking for grandmas great great grandfathers family that immigrated from Ireland. I know one of the immigrated in 1834 when he was 2years old. I believe lived in ballyboley , Antrim Ireland.
Where is mitchelstown in cork.
My great grandparents surnames were Hone and they and my ancestors lived for centuries around the Oxfordshire and Warwickshire area and I was just wondering if this means they have any relation, whether distant or not with the Anglo-Irish Hone family who can trace their origins back to Samuel Hone from Marlborough. If anyone could help me I would greatly appreciate it.
How common are the older records such as late 1700s
Practically none
What would a Gaelic translation of the first name Phillips be?
Philip in Irish is Pilib
My Irish ancestry quandry is I know the county, and my very great-grandmother's maiden name & her parents' names, but past that I don't much of anything. Oh, and they left Ireland well before the potato famine. Any suggestions?
You haven't a hope in hell
@@laurielovett8849 let's think positive, Laurie!
I'd also like to know the same as Maree Croxton, what about early records?. The link that sent me to this said that people could leave questions here and they'd be answered, but Maree left hers here 2 months ago and STILL no reply. Please don't promise reply if you don't mean it!
Julie Fox .my grand mother in sure my grandmother was in Ireland and moved over to Glasgow I no here year of birth I think lol mary Skinner maiden married ? name.joseph preston.calton Glasgow.death was 1946 in Glasgow.another thing of interest preston was my mother's maiden was preston name and married my dad frank preston.from glasgow.my mother was brought up in Marshall John preston born 1892.wifes name Margaret.and had 12 children .my father had 7 children in his family born in Glasgow. Joesph preston.mary Skinner. Skinner is the link maybe thk u carolhall
Dad was born in Ireland 1945 mother was bridget Higgins dad was called Eddie power
Mac globe and mcglone
before 1800 records ?
Joan finch my family name is Vincent gran farther and nan came from cork my dad was born over here in1884 I I now any thing about my great gran farther
My family tree I get macglone and mcglone
My brother in law gave all his kids, my niece and nephews there mothers maiden name. He says its a Irish traditions.
How can I find a death for a Cromwellian Planter in the 1600's? He was still alive in 1687, can find no Will or Death for Capt. Thomas Bentley. Thomas is my 7th great grandfather. Thomas built his first home in Hurdlestown, his son John Bentley rebuilt the house from the foundations up, it is still standing and is named Hurdelstown House. Thomas originally had a home named Bentley's Castle in Kilmallock, no evidence of this remains, there is a Bentley Family vault in Kilseily
There is an area in north Dublin called Kinsealy, good luck might be of some help