1873 Marriage Glenamaddy - Bagot / Hurley

[Cas (stallc)]

Hello all,

Are there any online sites that could view details for the marriage between Thomas Bagot and Mary Hurley in reg district Glenamaddy 1873. Bit wary of giving my credit card details to purchase copy of cert. 

Does any know what info would be on cert, around this time..would it hold their fathers names?

https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/FYQQ-NMW - Mary Hurley
https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/FYQH-S22 - Thomas Bagot

Couple went on to have 4 children, that I know of.

John 1874 (no history known)
Bridget 1876 (all history known)
Patrick 1879 (some possible history, need to verify)
Mary c 1884/1886 (all history after 1901)
Have 3 of the bapts from F/S cannot find Mary, but parents listed on marriage 1908 in USA.

Have Thomas in 1901, age 50, widow, in Kilcroan/Kilcooley area, with both dau. Cannot find him 1911, both dau married by then in England and USA.

Possible Patrick moved to England and married there 1901 before Bridget moved.

Think Thomas had brothers James and poss Michael who moved to St Helens, Lancs where most of the family joined and end up.  Cannot find a defo link thou, as Irish records are difficult to trace.

Also seeking a death for Thomas after April 1902, alive on Bridget marriage cert, poss before 1911.

Also death of wife Mary between 1884 -1901, age unknown.

Can also go as Baggot / Baggott.

Thanks in advance if you can help, big ask, long post, but wanted to include all I know to date. ANY other info or advice from Irish peeps, or those researching Ireland ancestors appreciated.

Cas

[heywood]

Hello Cas,

The RootsIreland site I gave you on the other thread has a credits purchase scheme. Usually the records are church records and information can vary. You would have to use your credit card to purchase credits.
Civil records should show fathers' names, occupations and perhaps addresses - usually townland.
I have used my credit card on the form to send iff and purchase a photocopy.

Regards
Heywood

[Cas (stallc)]

Hello Cas,

The RootsIreland site I gave you on the other thread has a credits purchase scheme. Usually the records are church records and information can vary. You would have to use your credit card to purchase credits.
Civil records should show fathers' names, occupations and perhaps addresses - usually townland.
I have used my credit card on the form to send iff and purchase a photocopy.

Regards
Heywood

Thanks Heywood, looked at the Ireland GRO today, and was a bit wary, will try as you suggest tmw, off to work shortly.

Regards Cas