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Re: Baldwin family in Doughcloyne, Co Cork
« Reply #9 on: Saturday 12 December 15 15:20 GMT (UK) »
Yes I found a baptism of a William Baldwin in Dec 1839 bapt at Kilmichael and the address of the baby is Monycusker?

BUT can that be my baby William who says he was born at Doughcloyne??

Would Doughcloyne have its own church etc?, if so, why go to Monycusker, unless something to do with Uncle Henry??? Speculation I know!

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Re: Baldwin family in Doughcloyne, Co Cork
« Reply #10 on: Saturday 12 December 15 15:29 GMT (UK) »
He registered in the army with an address of Doughcloyne but was he born there?? Doughcloyne is now in Cork city so there would have been a church nearby

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Re: Baldwin family in Doughcloyne, Co Cork
« Reply #11 on: Saturday 12 December 15 15:33 GMT (UK) »
James Baldwin and Ellen (Nelly) Connell
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Re: Baldwin family in Doughcloyne, Co Cork
« Reply #12 on: Saturday 12 December 15 15:35 GMT (UK) »
He attested in Fermoy and his birth parish is recorded as Doughcloyne.

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Re: Baldwin family in Doughcloyne, Co Cork
« Reply #13 on: Saturday 12 December 15 16:32 GMT (UK) »
...and was an RC!
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Re: Baldwin family in Doughcloyne, Co Cork
« Reply #14 on: Saturday 12 December 15 17:39 GMT (UK) »
Thanks Hallmark

How do we know that?

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Re: Baldwin family in Doughcloyne, Co Cork
« Reply #15 on: Saturday 12 December 15 17:52 GMT (UK) »
From the records previously posted. James and Ellen were married in  IVELEARY  R.C. church
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Re: Baldwin family in Doughcloyne, Co Cork
« Reply #16 on: Saturday 12 December 15 18:18 GMT (UK) »
Thank you, I have now seen that.

I have just found that Doughcroyle was a house and not a town!
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