Maguire McCaffrey marriage

[willow2670]

Thank you BallyaltikilliganG for all the info on the McCaffrey surname.
Lots to work on 

[willow2670]

Hi myluck,

Can you tell me where you found the baptism records, with their Sponsors names.
They could be connected.
Many thanks

Parents Patrick MAGUIRE & Annie McCAFFREY
In 1911 married 18-19 years according to census
* living children of which 6 were alive - 5 were listed
1 1896 Mary Anne LINK #438
   (1) Baptism Drumlane Jan 04 1896 Sponsors John Magaughen & Mary Farrelly
2 c1895 Rose (if not Mary Anne renamed)
3 c1898 Patrick
   (2) no obvious birth or baptism records but on both census
4 1900 John LINK #430
   (3) Baptism Drumlane Oct 05 1898 Sponsors Patrick Farrelly & Margaret McAloon
   (4) Baptism Drumlane Dec 15 1899 Sponsors Eugene Maguire & Margaret Maguire
5 1901 Ellen (Helena) LINK #6
   (4) Baptism Drumlane Aug 25 1901 Sponsors Hugh Corry & Helena Farrelly
6 POSSIBLE 1904 Eugene - no birth record
   (5) Baptism Drumlane Apr 19 1904 Sponsors Hugh Carney & Ellen Maguire
   (mother shown as Alice McCaffrey)
7 1906 Catherine LINK #430
   (6) Baptism Drumlane Feb 13 1903 Sponsors Hugh Corry & Ellen Maguire
   (7) Baptism Drumlane Jun 09 1905 Sponsors Hugh Corry & Sarah McCaffrey
8 1911 Margaret  LINK #381
   [8] Baptism Drumlane Dec 10 1910 Sponsors Maggie Corry & Philip Maguire
   note that she married James Drum Jun 04 1934

all the baptisms are transcriptions from Drumlane parish

I wonder if Mary Anne became known as Rose?
She married Patrick BRADY a 40-year-old widower on Sept 08 1915 LINK

Cannot see Patrick or a marriage

[hallmark]

Belturbet Dispensary would have been the doctor's surgery and location could change depending on who the local doctor was and where their practice was located.

Here's the details from 1877 directory-
Dispensary, Church Street - Hugh Thompson, M.D., surgeon and registrar of births, deaths and marriages
http://www.lennonwylie.co.uk/PT_B1877.htm

Doesn't matter

you'd just be using   Cavan  to look them up on Civil Reg!

[willow2670]

IF she married in Fermanagh and Registered the marriage the Fermanagh Districts are
.
.

Thanks Hallmark,
I had checked here but no luck for the marriage.
I know they wouldn't travel too far 

[hallmark]

IF she married in Fermanagh and Registered the marriage the Fermanagh Districts are
.
.

Thanks Hallmark,
I had checked here but no luck for the marriage.
I know they wouldn't travel too far 

It is possible the Marriage was never Registered. Not all were.

[myluck!]

Drumlane is transcribed on rootsireland.ie
Not freely online as yet

[willow2670]

That's great myluck. Thanks for the pointers 

Drumlane is transcribed on rootsireland.ie
Not freely online as yet

[willow2670]

IF she married in Fermanagh and Registered the marriage the Fermanagh Districts are
.
.

Thanks Hallmark,
I had checked here but no luck for the marriage.
I know they wouldn't travel too far 

It is possible the Marriage was never Registered. Not all were.

I'd say very unlikely. It's a very rural area, where everyone know's everyone. Plus they were strict Catholics.
I'm wondering if the marriage page was 'missed' or not transcribed.

[myluck!]

Some parish records are not complete and also some priests were not the best at keeping them!!