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Offline MJ53

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Re: are these places anywhere near each other
« Reply #9 on: Tuesday 13 April 10 11:58 BST (UK) »
It then is not unbieviable that they are they same
 .  I can take my dog for a walk of 4 km.
So in that time it would be  maybe a party of their life to walk that far for work.
Marilyn

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Re: are these places anywhere near each other
« Reply #10 on: Monday 16 January 12 23:46 GMT (UK) »
Hi just reading your posts on muckalee & Ballyfoyle.  I;m sure you probably pinpointed them by now -but if not most likely the births were registered in church in ballyfoyle which would be the parish as such. I only know this as my own ancestors came from muckalee & were baptized in ballyfoyle.  Also the rural townlands in co. kilkenny are very small ( and I mean small) - in some cases only a few kms. Townslands 'moved' between church parishes over the years also. a good is kilkenny geneology and also RotheHouse in kilkenny has extesnive records .

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Re: are these places anywhere near each other
« Reply #11 on: Tuesday 17 January 12 11:54 GMT (UK) »
Muckalee cemetery;
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Re: are these places anywhere near each other
« Reply #12 on: Tuesday 17 January 12 12:00 GMT (UK) »
Glad to see you tracked him down. good for you.
I'll be visiting there shortly myself to check a few headstones.

Thanks for the reply.
Noel W
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