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George F Franklin at Doonass Clare
« on: Thursday 02 June 11 04:08 BST (UK) »
My Franklin ancestors - Joseph, Robert, Anne (Casey) arrived Australia 1839 born Doonass 1810 - 1815. Parents were George F Franklin and Elizabeth A Johnson.
Other Australian researchers give George and Elizabeths' deaths as 1813 which is a bit of a problem if their offspring were born later.  George and sons are described as farmers at Doonass on immigration records; George is also listed as a Hedge School teacher at Clonlara in the Irish Education Board's 1824 Enquiry, part of his salary being paid by the Parish Cess.
I would like to know whether the accounts for Kiltenlea Parish have survived as these may give more information about George
 or whether any records are available for the Hedge schools.

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Re: George F Franklin at Doonass Clare
« Reply #1 on: Monday 06 June 11 21:52 BST (UK) »
Are you referring to the Church of Ireland?  Is so, I recall going through some old records which list payment to various folk during the 1800s, so some type of records have survived.

I too have a Johnson connection in that area.

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Re: George F Franklin at Doonass Clare
« Reply #2 on: Thursday 09 June 11 03:10 BST (UK) »
Thanks LH I don't suppose you have any suggestions as to where you might have sourced these records

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Re: George F Franklin at Doonass Clare
« Reply #3 on: Thursday 09 June 11 08:50 BST (UK) »
Hi

Yes, in the RCB Library in Churchtown, Dublin.

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