Hello Shakel
Congrats on your attachment!
Yes I agree it does look like the name is Kenny. There is a Kenny family in the area in 1911 census, too, for what it's worth.
If only Margaret's baptism could be located..
I came across an interesting piece about parishes in the 1840's Ireland. They were famine years, with all the diseases that go along with that. Parish priests were first in the line of fire for diseases etc, being called to every sickbed, and death. They themselves, plus the local doctors, often succumbed to illness, and as a result the people were often obliged to go to neighbouring parishs for their Baptisms and Weddings. So it's worth bearing in mind if one doesn't find ones ancester in the location expected, look in the next nearest parish! Just a tip I thought worth mentioning...
I wonder if anyone could advise what Parish index one would look under for St Helen St area in 1847. St Joseph's Church is there now, but only since 1886. And if there are records available locally anywhere to view. It would be very helpful in the search if someone could advise.
Lucy
