STOUT from Co. Cork

[LUV]

Anybody out there by chance researching this surname??

Looking for info on a Nicholas Stout and wife Elizabeth Morley...married 1812 according Family Search

They may have had three children:

Nicholas
Elizabeth
John

All children it appears immigrated to Canada in the 1840's ...

Love to hear from you....

LUV

[saddles]

Hello.

The Griffiths Valuation Index has the following referenc
for the name you seek, you can try writing to the parish
but these days it is most likely you will be requested to
contact the Cork Heritage Centre (paid service), that is
assuming you will even get a reply!.

STOUT, Nicholas

County:      Cork
Parish:      Creagh
Location:   Gortshanecrone

Also
Parish:      Creagh
Location:   knockataggart

Mike.

[LUV]

Thanks Mike

I too had found the Griffins reference and will go after the parish records where ever that might take me     Assuming of course they still exist - I'll have to confirm what is available and the years for those Parishes.

I was just hoping maybe someone else was looking too - as, my Stouts have left by the early 1840's and I cannot be sure that Nicholas in the Valuation is their Dad or if he had died by then.

As always I appreciate the advice and help

LUV

[kated]

Luckily Creagh is in West Cork inthe diocese of Cork and Ross, not Cloyne covered by the Mallow centre.

Catholic parish Records are in the national library and in your local family history centre

http://scripts.ireland.com/ancestor/fuses/rcparishmaps/index.cfm?fuseaction=showidrecords&CityCounty=Cork%20South-West&parish=Skibbereen&churchid=96

Kate