Anne Dywer / Ellen Doran

[genseacher]

Hi
Anne Dwyer was my g grandmother baptismal cert attached
Ann was born in Bagnalstown Carlow

Ann married a Patrick Whelan also from Carlow please see link below
http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php/topic,594520.0.html

Regards
Genseacher

[genseacher]

Hi
I am researching Ellen Doran married a Patrick Dwyer.
Ellen born in Carlow before civil reg
(Please see the previous post)

Regards
Genseacher

[shanew147]

Have you checked earlier parish records for Bagnalstown for a possible marriage of Patrick & Ellen ?

Baptism and marriage records for the parish go back to about 1820, and are available in the National Archives on film  Pos. 4195.



Shane

[genseacher]

Thanks Shane for your reply

Not able to get to NA as I don't live in Dublin anymore (due to family and work commitments so hard to get to Dublin).

I have gone through my file and a local historian from Carlow gave me info years ago back in 2003
that Ellen Doran of Seskin married a Patrick Dwyer on 15th June 1852 and one of their children was Ann(e) Dwyer who is my great grandmother. I do have names of other siblings of Ann Dwyer but I would rather do a separate post for each of them and who they married.

Regards
Genseacher

[genseacher]

Shane
Bit of advice
If I sent off details to GRO to Roscommon with a marriage of Patrick Dwyer and Ellen Doran married on 15 June 1852, this will cost me 6 euros for a search and research cert. Maybe then I might get parents names am I right
Regards
Genseacher

[shanew147]

As your Dwyers & Doran's were RC then that marriage would have been before the start of civil records - so no cert would be available.



Shane

[genseacher]

Thank you Shane
Regards
Genseacher

[shanew147]

Civil certs, i.e. starting in 1864 for RC marriages, show father's names and occupation - no mention of mothers. RC marriage records from this sort of timeframe dont usually show very much detail - e.g. date of marriage, full names of bride & groom, and names of two witnesses. Sometimes you may see place(s) of residence for the couple


S.

[genseacher]

Shane
Ouch I keep forgetting about civil reg not starting until 1864 and I know you keep on posting this
good for you 

Regards
Genseacher