Long/Owen/ Kenneally Cork

[jmol17]

Hi I wondered f anyone has any info on the following
My gt Uncle Joseph Owen (s) (born 1891 Dublin)married Elizabeth Long in 1916 in Cork he was in the Royal Dublin Fusiliers 1st batt and was killed in France on 25th May 1917 (I have all war records and info which states Lizzie was his wife who lived at Evergreen Terrace) A Joseph Owen was born in Cork in 1917 and I wondered if he was their son?
Elizabeth remarried in 1919 to Charles Kenneally
Any info greatly appreciated
Thanks
Jmol

[hallmark]

Joseph Owen was born in Cork in 1917

you can check if cert is online at irishgenealogy website

[hallmark]

https://civilrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/churchrecords/civil-search.jsp

just put surname in, Cork and 1917 to 1917 and search

[jmol17]

Hi thanks Hallmark I have but they only show births up to 1916 - am also trying to locate any burial records for Elizabeth poss death 1941?
Thanks
J

[ballydw]

The Civil Records for births on irish genealogy end in 1915. There is no baptism record in Cork for son Joseph Owen (Church records)
There is a marriage for Joseph Owens Victoria Barracks Cork father William Owens Carpenter
to Elizabeth Long age 18yrs Father Richard Long deceased. 10th September 1916 @ St Finbarrs Catholic Church Cork City.  Witnesses Edmond Kavanagh & Hannah Long.

There is a birth reg for a Joseph Owens in Cork January quarter 1917 Reg District Cork. Vol 5 Page 120. You would need to send for the Cert to establish if this is your Joseph. You can request a Photo Copy costing €4 www.gro.ie

[Sinann]

Have you missed the update info ballydw, it's up to 1916 births now.

Did Elizabeth and Charles have children, perhaps Joseph is a witness on a marriage for one of them.

[jmol17]

Thanks I will do that re the certificate - also useful to know the church as Lizzie may be buried there do you know if there are any online records for St Finbarrs?
Thanks for your help
J

[jmol17]

Hi sinann I can't see any children on the irish gen site under Kenneally but will check any other sources.
J

[Sinann]

Use this form for the cert
https://www.irishgenealogy.ie/en/civil-records/help/i-want-to-get-a-copy-of-a-certificate-what-do-i-do