Looking for Sarah

[bass2]

Hi All
I am hoping to locate Sarah Robinson
Married Joseph Weir 1860
In Drumballyroney ,resident Rathfriland
Hoping for parents/siblings ,D o B
Thanks in anticipation

Joss C

[aghadowey]

Do you know where the marriage took place?
Civil registration of Catholic marriages began in 1864 but from 1845 for Protestant marriages. If it was a Protestant marriage you could order the marriage certificate. It should list names and occupations of both fathers and residence of bride and groom at time of marriage but not where they were born (or where their parents were living), not their ages or not the names of their mothers.

[OTTO]

found these records at www.familysearch.org


children :
 1. EDWARD WEIR - 13 MAR 1869 , Down, Ireland
 
 2. AGNES WIER - 30 APR 1866 , Down, Ireland
 
 3. JOSEPH WEIR - 09 SEP 1867 , Down, Ireland 


OTTO

[bass2]

Thanks for your help Otto
The information is of great value to my quest

Again thank you

Joss C

[bass2]

Hi a agahowey

Thanks for your valued contribution
The Church (as I believe)was Drumbrallyroney Church of Ireland ?
I know that an extended family existed,as my grandfather spent many holidays in Ireland As I am learing to speculate as i search for his paternal/maternal  relations Lessons as advised by members like your self
Thanks again

Joss C

[sam cantley]

Hi Joss,
   There was a family of Weirs who lived in Dromore Street Rathfriland  up to the 1960s, and I know that they belonged to the Church of Ireland.
  I will try and find out if any of this family still lives in the Rathfriland area.

  Cheers,    Sam.

[bass2]

Hallo Sam
Many thanks for the valued information
I was just about to post more information
Joseph Wier>>father=Isaac Weir
Sara Robinson>> father =Samual Robinson
I also have connections in Antrim and I am compiling as much info now as I hope to visit the two counties next year

Again thanks for the help given

Joss C