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Offline csuk14

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Mckenna from carrick
« on: Saturday 29 September 07 23:22 BST (UK) »
Does anyone know of john Mckenna born 1831 in carrick , he married a bridget ,surname as yet unknown , but the moved to co/durham england and had a family , iknow its not a lot to go on i just thought someone out there might have them in there tree ,, long shot ,bridgete's dob is app 1833.and i only have her down as in rosscommon,
robert donohoe,1869,annie barker 1873,b/auck.
henry barker,1848,stockton,w-elisabeth 1848 ncle.
philip donohoe 1826 louth ireland.?.
bridget murphy 1872,durham,&john smith 1869 durham,,,john mckenna 1831 ireland ,wife bridget 1833 ireland,,hannah frater 1807 ch le st durham,henry smith 1801 h  le   spring.aaron frater 1782,ch le st durham .eliz reed 1775.co/durham,bernard murphy 1838,ireland.will-barker1801 bedale,yorks.jane,wouldhave,1827,leeds.john robinson,1814 birtley durham.

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Re: Mckenna from carrick
« Reply #1 on: Thursday 26 June 08 22:45 BST (UK) »
Hello csuk,

There are three items which are required when searching for Irish ancestors.

1. Denomination.
2. Parish.
3. Townland.

You'll have to rely on Church records as your ancestors were born prior to the introduction of Civil Registration in Ireland. This happened in 1864. The marriages of Non Catholic were registered from 1845 onwards.

Christopher
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