Lynch

[Danchaslyn]

 

Hello Grandma

Good luck to you and I'll glady phone if you need me to.........

Cheers

Danchaslyn

 

[grandma]

Hi Danchaslyn.

Thanks for your kind offer. I havn,t had time to getting a mail off, but will try to-morrow.

We,ve decided to upgrade out DNA test to a 46 marker. Will take a couple of weeks before the results are ready.

Have been in contact with one of the Lynchs that we  matched within 9 generations, 225 years. They also have used the 46 marker test and were only 4 generations from the other match. So if we,re lucky it could be the same with us and then the search narrows. Somewhere in Ireland lies the answer.

I,ve tried to find the marriage of James Lynch and Ann Rooney in Edinburgh., with no result.

Does anybody out there know how I should go about searching in Fermanagh when I don,t even know the name of the parish?

Mary

[Danchaslyn]

 

Hello Grandma

That is great news about your DNA matches........(and the other person)'s, what an exciting result you soon will have!   

As you can't find a marriage record for James Lynch and Anne Rooney in Edinburgh, does this perhaps mean that they never married?   

Would you perhaps need to gather together a list of all the parishes in Fermanagh and start a search of each?   

I've done a few for elsewhere in Ireland and was amused to find Irish people listed and then, as an anecdote, 'English and Others' are listed!   

Cheers

Danchaslyn

 

[grandma]

Hi All.

Have just recieved some information that might help. Ann Lynch m.s., Rooney, died in Edinburgh 1885. Parents were Phillip Rooney and Ann Martin, both deceased. The death was reported by her son-in-law, John Wren, who was marriad to her daughter Mary.

Mary.

[Danchaslyn]

 

Well done Mary!

Certainly looks like you've cracked it.........       

Cheers

Danchaslyn