My HAYNES family from Cork

[PrueM]

Hi all,

I hope you can start me off on a new thread of my Irish family history. 
My g-g-g-grandparents John Joseph HAYNES and Margaret DALEY were married in about 1840 in Cork.  I don't know where in Cork, but the information in the family is that the Hayneses came from the townland of Inchigaggin which I believe is near to Ballincollig and Carrigrohane to the west of Cork city.

Can anyone point me to, or even look at for me  , any records of marriages from that time?  Christenings and earlier marriages too would be really good (not that I ask for much!)

Many thanks in advance.  Cork research is very new to me so I would appreciate your help.

Cheers
Prue

[leprechaun]

Hello Prue/
  There is no Inchigaggin. Do you mean Inchigeelagh if so it is a townland and civil Parish in West Cork.

Ballincollig is a Townland in East Cork and carrigrohane civil Parish East Cork.
                 Lep.

[PrueM]

Hi Lep 

Thanks for your reply.  The information I have is that the townland associated with my Haynes family is Inchigaggin.  I found the following page online which locates a house called Inchigaggin House in a townland called Inchigaggin, which seems to encompass Carrigrohane.
http://www.buildingsofireland.ie/cgi-bin/viewsite.cgi?siteid=3337

Does this help at all?

Cheers
Prue

[leprechaun]

 Hi Prue,
   Many thank's for that, I found that interesting. Cork city St Finbarr's South
                    I can see here for marriages they are kept in the N.L.I.
Apr 22 1775-sept 3 1789
jan7 1789- june 20-1810
june 1810-jan14 1860
jan 1 1860-dec 2 1877
jan 8 1878-nov 27 1880.

And Banns 1753-1774 [many gaps.

Also 1756-1900 there are some in the CCAP  [Cork City Ancestral Project].

                                       Thanks again Prue for that information.  Lep

[PrueM]

Cheers Lep 

Now all I need is someone who is going to the NLI to look at the records for me    Looks like, from the info you posted, they have the years I'm interested in which is good.

Cheers!

Prue

[leprechaun]

 Hi Prue hope you get lucky. Guess you have been on www.failteromhat.com
            They do have some Cork info.
                                 Cheer's Lep.

[Sean O Callaghan]

Inchigaggin is a very small towland area to the West of Cork, close to Carrigrohane and to Ballincollig.  The River Lee runs close by and it is a picturesque area.

I can't see that there would be a link between the Parish of St Finbarr's South and this area as they are some distance from each other, but I may be misunderstanding something.

[PrueM]

Thanks for that info Ceallachain.  Where would the local church/es be for that area, do you think?
Cheers
Prue

[Sean O Callaghan]

Possibly the Parish Church which serves Clogheen and Kerry Pike.  Hope this link works

http://www.corkandross.org/parishes.jsp?parishID=20

or Ballincollig

http://www.corkandross.org/parishes.jsp?parishID=4