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Ireland / Irish Marriages Pre-1841
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Hello everyone
Can anyone please answer this query of mine? I've looked all over the internet for an answer and I'm still not sure what the situation is
My gtx3 grandfather was called Henry James Hayden. He was born in Ireland c1815. His wife was called Sarah Grey, also born in Ireland c1815. They appear in the English 1841 census as being already married. So their marriage dates to pre-1841 and, I assume, it took place in Ireland as they don't appear in the civil registration from 1837 onwards. No children appear until 1844 (as far as I can tell). The only clue to their whereabouts in Ireland is in the 1881 census where Sarah Hayden (nee Grey) gives her place of birth as 'Ireland, Dublin'. Their one child was baptised as a Protestant in the parish church of Wordsley, Staffordshire.
Assuming they married in Southern Ireland between say 1835 and 1840, are there local parish records still existing in Ireland that would've documented the marriage?
Thanks
Rich
Can anyone please answer this query of mine? I've looked all over the internet for an answer and I'm still not sure what the situation is
My gtx3 grandfather was called Henry James Hayden. He was born in Ireland c1815. His wife was called Sarah Grey, also born in Ireland c1815. They appear in the English 1841 census as being already married. So their marriage dates to pre-1841 and, I assume, it took place in Ireland as they don't appear in the civil registration from 1837 onwards. No children appear until 1844 (as far as I can tell). The only clue to their whereabouts in Ireland is in the 1881 census where Sarah Hayden (nee Grey) gives her place of birth as 'Ireland, Dublin'. Their one child was baptised as a Protestant in the parish church of Wordsley, Staffordshire.
Assuming they married in Southern Ireland between say 1835 and 1840, are there local parish records still existing in Ireland that would've documented the marriage?
Thanks
Rich