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Re: BLONG or BLANC of Portarlington
« Reply #18 on: Saturday 12 March 11 15:02 GMT (UK) »
Griffiths Valuation gives the surname Blong surname to
Margaret-Richard-Abraham-William-George-Jane in
Lea-Ballymorris
Lea-Coolterry.
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Re: BLONG or BLANC of Portarlington
« Reply #19 on: Wednesday 06 July 11 20:58 BST (UK) »
Headstones in Mountmellick RC;

Samuel James Blanc; Dunlaoghaire Dublin
10/3/2001
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Richard (Dick) Blanc; Emmet St Mountmellick
20/6/1980
wife-Eileen; 14/5/1992
son-Jim; 11/5/2008 (53)
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Re: BLONG or BLANC of Portarlington
« Reply #20 on: Monday 30 January 12 12:18 GMT (UK) »
Blanc/Leblanc Baptisims; Portarlington

Marie Leblanc; 1700

Pierre Blanc; 1709
Pierre Blanc; 1731

Pierre Leblanc; 1696
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Re: BLONG or BLANC of Portarlington
« Reply #21 on: Monday 30 January 12 12:24 GMT (UK) »
The big problem at Portarlington is that the Baptism Registers are missing from 1732 to 1805, which means that 2 generations are missing.

So although one can draw up trees for pre 1732, it is virtually impossible to tie these to post 1805 trees
Grant in Tipperary
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Blong in Leix
Watson in Offaly
Pugh in North Wales
Evans in North Wales
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Re: BLONG or BLANC of Portarlington
« Reply #22 on: Tuesday 07 February 12 14:34 GMT (UK) »
Hi, I am new to this thread. My great grandmother was Ellen Blanc born 1867 in the district of Mountmellick (Kilbride). Her father was Henry Blanc (farmer) and her mother was Elizabeth Doyle. From what I can gather Henry Blanc is deceased by the 1901 census. Ellen is working for George Richards Graham a Clerk in Holy Orders at Ballybrittas, Queen's County. Ellen's surname is given as Blane on the website of the census but close examination of the actual record reads as Blanc. I am unable to locate any information on Henry and Elizabeth as regards their marriage etc. Ellen Blanc married William Johnston possibly in 1905/06 but by the 1911 census they have two children the youngest of which is my grandmother. They are again working for the CoI Clergy, a Canon Charles Irvine Graham, but this time in Celbridge, Co. Kildare. I think the two Arthur Blanc's in the 1901 census are relations of Ellen's. My uncle (since deceased) was named for the youngest one according to my mother. Arthur Blanc died 1939 and is buried at St. Paul's in Portarlington. There are furher Blane's (Blanc's) at Kilbride who may be Ellen's mother and sisters. Any help greatly appreciated.

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