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Lynch
« on: Monday 18 May 09 19:41 UTC (UK) »

Hi all.

I,m looking for any information about James Lynch, b. abt 1816/17. Have recieved info that he came from Fermanagh. He married Ann Rooney. Parents were William Lynch and Elizabeth, ms Lynch. He also had a brother William, b. abt. 1814

They were in Edinburgh from at least 1840 but I have all that info. Interested in any information no matter how little, from Ireland.

Mary
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Re: Lynch
« Reply #1 on: Wednesday 20 May 09 19:17 UTC (UK) »




Smiley

Hello Grandma

Wish I could help you, but for the moment, can't think how to start, without knowing, as yet a village, or town, or hamlet name?   Huh

I'm still busy trying to trace some of my Lynches from Hull, Yorkshire, England, and have been told they also originated from Ireland, but have yet to find out where from.  Huh

Fingers crossed, Grandma, that someone comes up with an idea soon on how to help.   Wink

Cheers

Danchaslyn

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Re: Lynch
« Reply #2 on: Friday 22 May 09 08:42 UTC (UK) »

Hi Danchaslyn.

Thanks for your words of encouragement.. It seems almost impossible to go any further without any tips. The ony thing more I can add to my posting is the fact he was a shoemaker in Edinburgh in 1851, employing 5 men. He came to a sudden death in 1871 after falling down a flight of stairs under the influence!!

Lynchs in Ireland seem to be as common as Smiths in England.

Cheers,

Mary
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Re: Lynch
« Reply #3 on: Friday 22 May 09 10:48 UTC (UK) »


Smiley

Hello Grandma

If I were you, I would definitely start a thread on the Midlothian Board, in Scotland, and take it exactly from there, stating he was a shoemaker etc, and all possible info as to when he was in Edinburgh.    Huh

I'm sure someone, in Scotland, will post something that will help you further.  Wouldn't it be wonderful if he was traced as to when, and how he arrived in Edinburgh, and maybe that record will show, exactly, with any luck, where he, and the others, came from?!   Cool

I have a friend in Edinburgh, who loves going to the library and other resource centres and will see if I can contact him, to see if he has any suggestions?!  Huh

Cheers

Danchaslyn

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Re: Lynch
« Reply #4 on: Friday 22 May 09 15:49 UTC (UK) »

Hi Danchaslyn.

I,ve had a couple of threads on the Midlothian board and it,s there, with the help of Roots chatters, plus my own searching on Scotlands People I have the information I have.

The earliest information I have is the census from 1851, where he is living with his family. His son William was 9 years and born in Edinburgh, so he must have been there before that time, though I could find no record of him on the 1841 census.

I,m hoping that someone on this board will have some idea of what to do and how to go about it.

My paternal grandfather, James Lynch Ferrigan b. 1863 was illigitimate, no father named. Years back my niece was doing some searching and came across the name of James Lynch, shoemaker,in Edinburgh. She thought this was a co-incidence and noted the name. We,ve joked that he could be the missing father.

A few months ago I decided to see what I could find out about James Lynch, but came to a stop with his death and the death of his son William.

After much thought I decided to ask my brother to take a DNA test through A******y.

The results came back with a match within 9 generations, 225 years, with 2 persons, both with the surname Lynch. So we feel almost 100% sure that James Lynch is the missing father.

Of course we musn,t discount the brother of James, William. who also was in Edinburgh in 1851. One or the other of the brother,s could be the guilty party , though I,m leaning to-wards James.

We were quite pleased when are suspicions were verified, but you,re never finished, always wanting to go just one more generation back, and back, and back.

Cheers.

Mary
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Re: Lynch
« Reply #5 on: Saturday 23 May 09 20:09 UTC (UK) »



Smiley

Hello Grandma

What an absolutely fascinating account!  I'm so intrigued by your searches and even your brother's DNA testing.    Wink

How amazing a result is that!   Grin

Fingers crossed that very, very soon, someone helps with how to find your Lynchs in Ireland??    Huh

Cheers

Danchaslyn

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Re: Lynch
« Reply #6 on: Tuesday 26 May 09 09:53 UTC (UK) »



Smiley

Hello Grandma

My very knowledgeable friend in Edinburgh has the following advice for you:

                      Cowgate was, as we know, one of the worst living areas in
                      Edinburgh of the late 19th Century.

                      It was known as "Little Ireland".

                      The suggestion is, that you contact the Roman Catholic church
                      on the Cowgate, where many of the Irish immigrants records
                      were stored.

Good luck!   Wink

Cheers

Danchaslyn

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LOBB,  India and London
WALSH,  India and England
SHORT,  Yorkshire, England, Island of St Helena
BATEMAN,  Island of St Helena, U.S.A.
YUILL,  U.S.A.
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Re: Lynch
« Reply #7 on: Tuesday 26 May 09 10:00 UTC (UK) »


 Smiley

Hello Grandma

St Patrick's Parish, Edinburgh:

   The Church
   5 South Grays Close
   40 High St
   Edinburgh
   EH1 1TQ
   Scotland
   United Kingdom

email:  office[at]stpatricksparish.**.**

Please let me know if you would like me to try phone them?  Email address, insert 'co.uk' at end. Wink

Cheers

Danchaslyn

 Smiley

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JORGENSON, Hole, Ringerike, Buskurud, Norway
AITKEN,  Scotland, England, India, Island of St Helena, South Africa
LOBB,  India and London
WALSH,  India and England
SHORT,  Yorkshire, England, Island of St Helena
BATEMAN,  Island of St Helena, U.S.A.
YUILL,  U.S.A.
FIRTH,  Yorkshire, Engand
LIPTROT, various counties of England
SMITH,  various counties of England
LYNCH,  Yorkshire, England, Rhodesia and South Africa
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Re: Lynch
« Reply #8 on: Tuesday 26 May 09 21:10 UTC (UK) »

Hi Danchaslyn.

Thanks so much for the information. I,ll  send off a mail and see if they can give me any information. If not I,ll get back to you and prehaps you could give then a call .

Cheers.

Mary
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Re: Lynch
« Reply #9 on: Wednesday 27 May 09 14:48 UTC (UK) »


Smiley

Hello Grandma

Good luck to you and I'll glady phone if you need me to.........

Cheers

Danchaslyn

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JORGENSON, Hole, Ringerike, Buskurud, Norway
AITKEN,  Scotland, England, India, Island of St Helena, South Africa
LOBB,  India and London
WALSH,  India and England
SHORT,  Yorkshire, England, Island of St Helena
BATEMAN,  Island of St Helena, U.S.A.
YUILL,  U.S.A.
FIRTH,  Yorkshire, Engand
LIPTROT, various counties of England
SMITH,  various counties of England
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Re: Lynch
« Reply #10 on: Wednesday 27 May 09 15:16 UTC (UK) »

Hi Danchaslyn.

Thanks for your kind offer. I havn,t had time to getting a mail off, but will try to-morrow.

We,ve decided to upgrade out DNA test to a 46 marker. Will take a couple of weeks before the results are ready.

Have been in contact with one of the Lynchs that we  matched within 9 generations, 225 years. They also have used the 46 marker test and were only 4 generations from the other match. So if we,re lucky it could be the same with us and then the search narrows. Somewhere in Ireland lies the answer.

I,ve tried to find the marriage of James Lynch and Ann Rooney in Edinburgh., with no result.

Does anybody out there know how I should go about searching in Fermanagh when I don,t even know the name of the parish?

Mary
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Re: Lynch
« Reply #11 on: Wednesday 27 May 09 17:10 UTC (UK) »



Smiley

Hello Grandma

That is great news about your DNA matches........(and the other person)'s, what an exciting result you soon will have!   Grin

As you can't find a marriage record for James Lynch and Anne Rooney in Edinburgh, does this perhaps mean that they never married?   Huh

Would you perhaps need to gather together a list of all the parishes in Fermanagh and start a search of each?   Sad

I've done a few for elsewhere in Ireland and was amused to find Irish people listed and then, as an anecdote, 'English and Others' are listed!   Grin

Cheers

Danchaslyn

Smiley


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JORGENSON, Hole, Ringerike, Buskurud, Norway
AITKEN,  Scotland, England, India, Island of St Helena, South Africa
LOBB,  India and London
WALSH,  India and England
SHORT,  Yorkshire, England, Island of St Helena
BATEMAN,  Island of St Helena, U.S.A.
YUILL,  U.S.A.
FIRTH,  Yorkshire, Engand
LIPTROT, various counties of England
SMITH,  various counties of England
LYNCH,  Yorkshire, England, Rhodesia and South Africa
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Re: Lynch
« Reply #12 on: Monday 01 June 09 21:34 UTC (UK) »

Hi All.

Have just recieved some information that might help. Ann Lynch m.s., Rooney, died in Edinburgh 1885. Parents were Phillip Rooney and Ann Martin, both deceased. The death was reported by her son-in-law, John Wren, who was marriad to her daughter Mary.

Mary.
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Re: Lynch
« Reply #13 on: Tuesday 02 June 09 09:36 UTC (UK) »



Smiley

Well done Mary!

Certainly looks like you've cracked it.........    Grin   Grin

Cheers

Danchaslyn

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MOE,   Norway, Swaziland, and Zululand, South Africa
JORGENSON, Hole, Ringerike, Buskurud, Norway
AITKEN,  Scotland, England, India, Island of St Helena, South Africa
LOBB,  India and London
WALSH,  India and England
SHORT,  Yorkshire, England, Island of St Helena
BATEMAN,  Island of St Helena, U.S.A.
YUILL,  U.S.A.
FIRTH,  Yorkshire, Engand
LIPTROT, various counties of England
SMITH,  various counties of England
LYNCH,  Yorkshire, England, Rhodesia and South Africa
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