James LYNCH and Jane HEAVEY family in Lexilip 1870-90's

[sams mam]

I lived all my childhood and a good portion of my adulthood in Leixlip and I remember two Lynch brothers living in a lovely little cottage in Mill Lane. Their names were Christy and Martin, they were elderly men when I was a teenager and that's a right few years ago!!! I'd say though that they are related to your family. Sams Mam

[PJWELLS]

Having recently re-visited this family I have found the birth registration of another son of Patrick, who was the eldest son of James and Jane.
His name was Martin, born in 1913, brother of Christopher Bernard LYNCH.
Who is believe to be the grandson who was the informant on James death registration.

So this dies tie up with sams mam’s recollections. Certainly Christopher was in 5 Mill Lane in 1941, and in 3 Mill Lane 1944 to 1967.

The significance of Christopher 2nd forename as Bernard, does suggest a family link to the Bernard  mentioned in this posting.

[hallmark]

Probably this one...

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c reg Birth, Marriage and Death results for Lynch of Celbridge

http://www.rootschat.com/links/01nsu/

[PJWELLS]

Indeed, that site now has quite few records that can be uploaded, unfortunately not the death entry for James Lynch aged 50 in 1889.
I have quite figured out how to order the cert from 1889 yet! I managed to get Jane’s Back  in 2012.

[hallmark]

Indeed, that site now has quite few records that can be uploaded, unfortunately not the death entry for James Lynch aged 50 in 1889.
I have quite figured out how to order the cert from 1889 yet! I managed to get Jane’s Back  in 2012.

They will be online "soon"......

[hallmark]

https://www.irishgenealogy.ie/en/

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From https://www.irish-genealogy-toolkit.com/Irish-civil-registration.html

If you have the GRO Index reference/Group Registration ID, you can order a 'research copy' of the bmd registration for just €4 from GRO Roscommon or any local registration office in the Republic of Ireland.

Download form from

https://www.irishgenealogy.ie/images/content/www.genealogy.ie_form.doc

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Do not ask for a  'research copy'  as there is no such thing  you need a 'photocopy of original Cert'


If you are in Ireland then any Registry Office across Ireland can print a copy there and then!

[PJWELLS]

Excellent, thank you for the heads up!
The marriage of James to Jane Heavey is still not coming up on any index, the James Lynch marriage #577 from early 1869 Cellbridge appears to tie up with an Elizabeth.... but worth checking to see if there is an error when I can view it.