Edmund Sales and Johanna Donegan

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Maybe here....  https://registers.nli.ie/parishes/0074   Liscarroll  Diocese of Cloyne | County of Cork

Yes Baptized here....

You can look for Marriage

Marriages 1826  https://registers.nli.ie/registers/vtls000634603#page/159/mode/1up  and work back through register to see if they married there!

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https://registers.nli.ie/parishes/0668  Duagh start too late!

[BallyaltikilliganG]

The best clue I could find was in the irish Tithes Applotment books see http://titheapplotmentbooks.nationalarchives.ie/
Donegan  {Mrs}       Balinarnadaugh or Rockspring   Liscarroll   Cork   1833
Donegan   {Mrs}      Rockspring         Liscarroll   Cork   1833
Donegan  Wm         Lackeroe,Lackenagrane   Liscarroll   Cork   1833
one or other townland might help, the website justs gives the amount of land no relationships

[Maiden Stone]

Edmund Sales and Johanna Donegan had a daughter Bridgid, Ireland, Catholic Parish Registers, 1655-1915.
I cannot find any other records for Edmund Sales and Johanna Donegan. (Ancestry, FindMyPast and FS)
Any suggestions please  ( I am assuming the parents are Irish)

Unwise to make assumptions.   
Another enquiry on here about a girl born around same time in County Tipperary eventually turned up information that her father was in British Army and had done 2 tours of duty in Ireland, with children born there during each visit. Same result with several other enquiries about Irish-born people.
 Keep an open mind. That tv series is called "Who do You Think You Are?" for a reason. 

[odbsmith]

Yes I did think about that possibility... and I have had a look but as of yet cannot find an Edmund or even an Edward that may have and although I haven't had had "uninterrupted" time to seach I haven't succeeded in finding him in Irish records in the relevant time span.
On holiday next week so maybe I will get a "break" lol.
I appreciate any suggestions, many thanks everyone!

[BallyaltikilliganG]

Maybe here....  https://registers.nli.ie/parishes/0074   Liscarroll  Diocese of Cloyne | County of Cork

Yes Baptized here....

You can look for Marriage

Marriages 1826  https://registers.nli.ie/registers/vtls000634603#page/159/mode/1up  and work back through register to see if they married there!
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A break is always needed, when you come back revived and crackling, did you look up marriages or even the baptism. I did the latter and was astonished to find myself reading a microfilm which gave two witnesses . could they give you clues? Hallmark you are remarkably better than a shotgun.

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Maybe here....  https://registers.nli.ie/parishes/0074   Liscarroll  Diocese of Cloyne | County of Cork

Yes Baptized here....

You can look for Marriage

Marriages 1826  https://registers.nli.ie/registers/vtls000634603#page/159/mode/1up  and work back through register to see if they married there!

A break is always needed, when you come back revived and crackling, did you look up marriages or even the baptism. I did the latter and was astonished to find myself reading a microfilm which gave two witnesses . could they give you clues?

Hallmark you are remarkably better than a shotgun.
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One thing I always recommend is that if someone is looking for someone then they should look for them...   

[Maiden Stone]

Many Thanks, I may have found mother    ....   Baptism of JOANNA DONEGAN of NR
on 1 January 1800 (ASSUMED)
Parish/Church/Congregation - DUAGH
Area - KERRY (RC)

 Havent needed to reseach Ireland before..... I will have another look later as I have to pick up something from Chemist!

Duagh in County Kerry is over 30 miles from Liscarroll in County Cork.

[Maiden Stone]

 Havent needed to reseach Ireland before.....

A good introduction & guide is Irish Genealogy Toolkit
 https://www.irish-genealogy-toolkit.com

A guide to church records is on drop-down list under the heading Genealogy on Home page.

See Resources list on Ireland board on RootsChat too.