curragh birth certificate 1862

[postydi]

Scotmum web link is brilliant for anyone looking up Curragh camp births, I have just found my Great uncle on there as well.
Also does anyone know what R.E.V or R.E.F mean after a name on a baptism record please?
Thank you

[Sinann]

Not just the Curragh, the entire country.
http://registers.nli.ie/

Can you post a link so we can see the letters in a record, they may be regiments.

Like this the baptism Scotmum of found for you.
http://registers.nli.ie/registers/vtls000634455#page/27/mode/1up

[postydi]

Sinann, I tried to copy and paste the letters but it wouldn't paste the picture. I think the letters are R.E the third letter is & because it said John Tait R.E & Fanny Corvey? not sure on the spelling. On my great grandfather's wedding certificate it has his father's profession as a Land Surveyor, so I am wondering if this could mean Royal Engineers?
Thank you so much for taking an interest and all the advise 

[postydi]

Hi Sinann I think this is the link http://registers.nli.ie/registers/vtls000634455#page/34/mode/1up
bottom of the page Joseph Tait son of John Tait R.E & Fanny 

[Sinann]

I was a bit concerned about the transcript of her surname a Cooney, but it was difficult to see on the other record.
Fairly sure the letter are R.E. & Fanny etc.
I'd say Royal Engineers is correct.

[Sinann]

Looks more like her name is Correy.

[postydi]

Thank you Sinnan, I have also found their Sister on the same web page 1864 not sure if it's correy Francis Corney.
This has been a brilliant afternoon, so much frustration over the years trying to find proof of his birth and his parents, and it's all thanks to you and Scotmum  and Rootschat

[scotmum]

Joseph is in Sheffield in the 1911 census.

[postydi]

oh wow Thank you scotmum