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1900
Renfrewshire / ROBERTSONS PAISLEY
« on: Friday 29 December 06 21:42 GMT (UK)  »
Hi

I am trying to find out more info about my gt gt grandafther's siblings. He was william Robertson who was married to Elizabeth Wylie in 1849 (She had previously been married to a James Watt in 1839 and for some strange reason her marriage cert uses her madien name).

His mother and father were William robertson and Helen (ellen) Barr married in 1803.

If anyone has any info would be grateful. Have searched the usual sources eg Scotland's people but coming up with nothing

Thanks

Ann

1901
Renfrewshire / Re: love st paisley
« on: Friday 29 December 06 21:28 GMT (UK)  »
Flora

William is quite right. the fair was held on the oldracecourse - now football pitches and always Paisley fair - 1st fortnight August.

Fountain gardens still there but much smaller.

I used to go to both when a bairn

Ann

1902
Renfrewshire / Re: riccartsbar hospital, paisley
« on: Friday 29 December 06 21:25 GMT (UK)  »
joe

Just noticed this. Riccartsbar hospital wasn't on Craw road - that was different hospital which was ear Nose and Throat. The main hospital was replaced a number of years ago and rioccartsbar was demolished.

Dyebar is in a different part of Paisley.

yours Paisley Buddie

Ann

1903
Monaghan / Re: Visiting Monaghan Sept.2007 - advice re family research please?
« on: Friday 29 December 06 11:53 GMT (UK)  »
Elizabeth

been doing bit of tiidying. the address for the place where the non Catholic records is representative Church Body Library, Braemor Park, Chrurchtown, Dublin 14. tel no 0353 1 492 3979. E mail is library"at"ireland.anglican.org

Also book that may help. Tracing Your Irish Ancestors by John Gresham. I've found it a great book.

Cheers

Ann

1904
Monaghan / Re: Jackson- Tedavnet Parish?
« on: Thursday 28 December 06 14:48 GMT (UK)  »
Dear Keesa

I'm also looking for Jacksons from same neck of woords. My great great great grandfather William Connolly married an Elizabeth Jackson who i think was born around 1808 in Co Monaghan.

I know they lived in Ematris Parish for a while in 1860s and had at least 2 sons. William who went to Australia and James (my gt gt grandfather ) who came to Glasgow.

I have no further details other than what I have mnanaged to get from Griffiths valuation.

Do you think there might be any link ?

Thanks

Ann

1905
The Common Room / Re: Chat Room - the RootsChatterBox
« on: Saturday 09 December 06 21:48 GMT (UK)  »
Well done all of you who ventured into new room last night! Hope to see you in main room soon.

Always good to have new folks coming in. Don't worry if it all goes bit fast. I found it fast when I started and my typing isn't the best.

lots of nice folks in there who can help with your research.

Come and join us we'd love to see you all

Ann
 :D

1906
Monaghan / Re: Visiting Monaghan Sept.2007 - advice re family research please?
« on: Friday 08 December 06 17:33 GMT (UK)  »
Elizabeth

Glad to help. I did find a new things but it was really hard slog.

Knowing the parish and towland is a great start and should help you at the place where then non RC records are. It's in the North of Dublin - sorry can't remember address but it's a fair way out of the city centre - and closes at lunchtime! Is across the road from large hopsital. I'll come back to you on the address.

The car park is tiny and has very little parking for visitors (only 3 or 4 spaces). Most stuff is on Microfiche.

The National Library is where all the Catholic records are held and is in the centre of Dublin. When you go in there's a sign points you to genealogy room. It's worth visiting them first and going through with them what you are looking for.

If you want to see records you need to get a readers card and this means having a passport sized pic with you - they make them on the spot. Again most is fiche and again you need to know parish and townland. the folks there are really helpful

Good luck

Ann

1907
Monaghan / Re: Visiting Monaghan Sept.2007 - advice re family research please?
« on: Friday 08 December 06 03:08 GMT (UK)  »
Elizabeth,

Having been over, you really need to know the parish and townland if you're going to search anything at records office. Also religion is key cos if records non Catholic (and they're in Latin - you have been warned!), they are out of town.

Only 3 parking spaces at non Catholic recs place so you need to be early but don't go there less you know which parish at least cos not that helpful! Lot of microfiche pretty unreadable as well!

When you get there buy some maps (if you don't have already) which show county , parish and townalnds - all book shops have them. You'll need them!

Also visit the genealogists in nat library - v helpful folks - free service but you may have to queue. don;t go at lunchtime cos you will!

Sorry not good news but we'll all get there!

Ann
x

1908
Monaghan / CONNOLLYS IN MONAGHAN
« on: Sunday 26 November 06 02:20 GMT (UK)  »
I am trying to find my gt gt gt grandfather's birth details. I know he lived in parish of Ematris, Corranewy townland in the 1850s but can't dfind anything else. His wife was Elizabeth Jackson

They had 2 sons I know of. One William who went to NSw and the other James my gt gt grandfather who married a sarah Campbell. they came to Glasgow in 1860s.

As well as trying to find out about gt gt gts I am also seeking siblings other than the 2 above.

If anyone can help would be v grateful.

Thanks

Ann

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