1901 census Kilcogy(Mullahoran) Co.Cavan

[Robert]

Has anyone got access to the 1901 census for Kilcogy(Mullahoran) in County Cavan, Ireland. I'm looking for the family of James Doyle and his wife Judy/Julia Fitzsimmons. They would probably have been born around 1840. I would be really grateful if someone could find them for me.

Thanks,
Robert.

[Liam]

Has anyone got access to the 1901 census for Kilcogy(Mullahoran) in County Cavan, Ireland. I'm looking for the family of James Doyle and his wife Judy/Julia Fitzsimmons. They would probably have been born around 1840. I would be really grateful if someone could find them for me.

As far as I know, there's not much online or cd access available for Ireland so your best bet might be to try a Family History Centre. Not something I know much about but I thought this link might at least get you started:

http://www.rootsweb.com/~fianna/guide/cen1.html

Good luck,

Liam

[Robert]

Thanks Liam for taking the time to reply, I'll have a look and see how I get on.

Robert.

[tom halton]

I new the Doyle family very well my mother was born just up the lane from them.

[SileAine]

.

[gortnaleck]

You should be checking the 1911 Census.In 1911 there was a James Doyle 28 yrs old in Cloncovet. Also in Dundavan there was A Julia aged73 with a son Michael 34 who worked on the railway

[Robert]

Thanks, yes that is my family in 1911. I now also have the info from 1901.

Tom, I would be very interested in anything you can tell me about the Doyles that you knew from the Kilcogy area.

Thanks,
Robert.

[GAJM]

Some births from www.familysearch.org

James Doyle 05-Jan-1867 Finnea Cavan Ireland
Parents: James Doyle & Judy Fitzsomers

Mary Doyle 24-Oct-1864 Finnea Cavan Ireland
Parents: James Doyle & Judy Fitzsimons

And a submitted one below. This record below was submitted by a member of LDS and is not part of a official collection.

John Doyle 29-Aug-1873 Cavan died Sep 1952 Glasglow Lanark Scotland
Parents: James Doyle & Julia Fitzsimmons

Ger

[Robert]

Thanks Ger, yes they are part of my family. Julia and Judy were both used at various times. I also noticed that Fitzsomers was used a couple of times in baptisms of their children. Does anyone know if this was a local variation of Fitzsim(m)ons or just a mistake by the parish priest/clerk?

Thanks