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clarence
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Re: FARRELLS from Tipperary -help
« Reply #15 on: Monday 20 July 09 07:13 UTC (UK) »



Hello Shane,

Thank you for your advise. Sounds like a good plan to gather all the 'evidence'!
Oh to have an 'uncommon' name.  Smiley

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Clarence
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Re: FARRELLS from Tipperary -help
« Reply #16 on: Monday 20 July 09 07:18 UTC (UK) »

This Borrisokane Web site says it is "commissioned by the Borrisokane Historical Society (I have no idea who they are and whether they are genuine)

There is a contact email, you could ask them, saying that you have the marriage from IFHF (if you say the Nenagh Genealogy office they may understand it better). But that the details you have do not have parents or any other info. Ask them if the local records do include those details and if they have email or phone number for the local priest.

The local clergy, of both religions, vary greatly in their interest in genealogy. Some are very helpful, some not, and some have contracted it out to a parishioner. You only find out which, when you contact them and they do or do not reply. Remember it's not their job to deal with genealogy!
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Re: FARRELLS from Tipperary -help
« Reply #17 on: Thursday 23 July 09 07:16 UTC (UK) »

Hello Corisande

Thanks you for that info. The historical society doesn't appear to have a lot of information about themselves on  the website,  but it was great reading about what is happening in Borrisokane. I will send off an email to the 'info'  contact and see what I get back.

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Clarence
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Re: FARRELLS from Tipperary -help
« Reply #18 on: Thursday 23 July 09 19:58 UTC (UK) »

There was just one RC church in Borrisokane
The original parish records as held in local custody probably the local Parish Priest BORRISOKANE
Fr. Tom O'Halloran P.P., Borrisokane, Co. Tipperary. Tel. 067-27105 Fax. 067-27821
Fr. J. J. Rodgers C.C., Borrisokane, Co Tipperary.
067-27140

The North Tipperary Genealogy and Heritage Service has copies and these are available online view to search but to view costs 5euros per record site  http://online.brsgenealogy.com/
The National Library Dublin has a microfilm of the original registers Ref Microfilm P 2483.
They don't offer a research service so you either have to call in person or get someone to search for you. But if you already have the baptismal records it is doubtful if you will get anymore relevant information from any of these sources.  You may be able to track some of the male children by getting their  marriages and then their children which may bring you to the 1901 census but it doesn't always work.
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Re: FARRELLS from Tipperary -help
« Reply #19 on: Friday 24 July 09 11:53 UTC (UK) »

Hello annclare

Thanks for the information. Good to know I am dealing with only one parish. It gets a little confusing with civil parishes and religious parishes.

The baptism certificate I have, tells me who the parents are and the sponsors so that is something I am working from. I have bought a couple of marriage certificates from the The North Tipperary Genealogy and Heritage Service . I thought I would try with the girls first as the names are a little different.

Two marriages I now have are  Honora Farrell who married a William Salmon on 14 Jan 1863 in the Parish /District LORRHA.  Sarah Farrell (Sally) married William Moor 16 Aug 1858 in COURNAGANEEN (Bourney) No parents recorded on either certificates. Are these parish/districts still part of Borrisokane?

As I am in Australia, the National Library in Ireland is a little out of my reach  - only in my dreams!  Does the film contain births, marriages and deaths?

Kind Regards

Clarence
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Re: FARRELLS from Tipperary -help
« Reply #20 on: Friday 24 July 09 12:02 UTC (UK) »

....the National Library in Ireland is a little out of my reach  - only in my dreams!  Does the film contain births, marriages and deaths?

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Clarence


Microfilm P 2483 contains baptisms and marriages from about 1821 to 1880.  There is a note on the NLI index document that many pages of Marriage register are illegible. (I think that applies to the very early section 1821-1835)

see : www.nli.ie/en/parish-register.aspx

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Re: FARRELLS from Tipperary -help
« Reply #21 on: Friday 24 July 09 12:22 UTC (UK) »

Hi Shane,

Regarding the film number, would I be looking at Tipperary in the Diocese of Cashel & Emly? Film No P 2495- P 2496?

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Re: FARRELLS from Tipperary -help
« Reply #22 on: Friday 24 July 09 12:47 UTC (UK) »

sorry I wasn't really following the thread - but anneclare mentioned that film...

P 2483 / parish of Borrisokane & Uskean /Diocese of KILLALOE

it seems to the RC parish which applies to Borrisokane - see the Irish Times Tipperary (North Riding) map : http://www.rootschat.com/links/06rg/



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Re: FARRELLS from Tipperary -help
« Reply #23 on: Friday 24 July 09 16:55 UTC (UK) »

Clarence

The parishes for the marriages you have are two distinct parishes in the diocese of Killaloe - The Honora Farell marriage was in Lorrha RC parish National Library m-film ref p2480.Sarah'd marriage was in Bourney RC parish NLI ref m-film P2478. This is somewhat surprising because generally a marriage took place in the home parish of the bride which would make one   wonder if these are the marriages of two sisters. Of course the family could have moved from one parish to the other.  The records held by the North Tipperary Heritage Society should be the same as those on the microfilms in the National Library or the original registers that are in local custody. Though one should  allow for transcript errors.

Do you have a copy of the marriage registration  for  Martin Farrell in 1874 - This should give father's name and residence for both bride and groom and usually (but not always) residence for the bride and groom if different .
Residence  could be a starting point for searching the 1901 Census for other family members. For BMD's after 1864 (For RC's) you can search the Irish civil registration Index at http://pilot.familysearch.org/recordsearch/start.html#p=0 and can order the cert at www.groireland.ie
There is one showing for a Martin Farrell Borrisokane registration district in 1874 Volume 8 page 805 which might be apossibility but there is no certainty until you order the cert.
Hope this is of help
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Re: FARRELLS from Tipperary -help
« Reply #24 on: Sunday 26 July 09 05:58 UTC (UK) »

Hello annclaire,

I have what you would call an 'extract' for Martin's marriage. It has date 30/5/1874  then  Martin's name, Margaret  Murphy's name then the  name of the 2 witnesses. It also has Church of Ireland/Roman Catholic Parish - Borrisokane. The one you mentioned for Martin in 1874 could possibly be the correct one.

I did notice in the  'gro' link you sent me,  they do keep copies of  children born at sea if parents are Irish. Could this may be another way of finding out where they  lived. Martin and Margaret had a son Denis on the ship on the way to Australia. I do have a copy of the birth certificate from here in Australia but it only has parish of Borriskane as a place.

Regarding the marriage certificates I did purchase from IFHF, they were just a guesses. Whenever I put in Borrisokane parish, I didn't get any result for Honora.  Assuming they married when they were between about 18 and 20. On the birth records I have for Sarah, her name is down as Sally. (I gather Sally is a another name for Sarah.)

I have been to the my local family history library to see if I can unravel some of the mysteries of the parishes but I think I am more confused than when I started  Huh

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Clarence




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Re: FARRELLS from Tipperary -help
« Reply #25 on: Sunday 26 July 09 15:22 UTC (UK) »

Clarence

Re 1874 marriage cert for Martin the ref on the Family record search site  appears to be the correct one as Margaret Murphy's marriage registration 1874 Borrisokane dist gives the same ref vol 8 p 305. By getting a copy you will possibly get bride and groom's residence at the time and both fathers' name and occupation - sometimes you will get father's residence but not always. It may be worthwhile.
Am not familiar with births at sea so I can't make any suggestion but I suspect there would nothing more than you already have in the birth cert for Denis. But I could be completely wrong.

One other possible lead there is a death registration for a Hugh Farrell in 1905 Borrisokane district giving age at death as 58 which does not tie in with your baptism date for Hugh but could be worth following up. The brsgenealogy site is also showing it and a 1901 census record. Again there is no certainty that this is the correct Hugh but it is the only one showing in both sites under Borrisokane.

Good Luck
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Re: FARRELLS from Tipperary -help
« Reply #26 on: Monday 27 July 09 15:21 UTC (UK) »

Origns Network gives Ellen, Michael, James Farrell as having lands leased in Borrisokane in Killen, Goatstown, Sheesheraghmore and Tombrickane to various values of £1-12-0 to £3-5-0
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Re: FARRELLS from Tipperary -help
« Reply #27 on: Wednesday 29 July 09 07:48 UTC (UK) »

Hello annclare,

Thanks for the idea about Hugh. I hadn't really thought of that so that is great.

I have a few things on the go. I have ordered the film from my local family history library for the marriage of Martin and  I had a guess about Hugh's marriage and ordered an 1870 marriage from the parish of Kildare,so that will be 'pot luck.' Process of elimination!
I also bought a certificate from the IFHF for Hugh's death. It doesn't give me a fathers name but does say he was married and his son William was the informant. His address is Borrisokane also.

As Shane said in a previous posting, 'gather the evidence' and might get a link.  Cheesy

What is origns network?

Kind regards

Clarence
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