Dignam Duignan Dignan

[blue000125]

Parents name are the same as on both certs. and the same dates of birth. 

[blue000125]

Here is the different certs

Birth: Mary Agnes Dignum, Jul - Sep 1878 Drogheda registration district, volume 2 page 472

Mary Agnes Dignum   born 11 AUG 1878 Co. Meath, Ireland
parents: Thomas Dignum & Catherine Weldon
 
Mary Alice Dignam   
Date of Baptism/Birth: 11-Aug-1878
Address: Old Hill   
Parish/District:   ST. MARYS DROGHEDA, Co. Meath
parents- Thomas Dignam    & Catherine Weldon
Sponsors- George McCann & Mary Jane Weldon

DeathL Agnes Dignam (age 28)  Apr - Jun 1909 Naas registration district, volume 2 page 632 

IS THIS THE SAME WOMEN

[blue000125]

Would you say this is the same women

[blue000125]

How do you delete this topic and start a new one a bout Alice Dignam just one page about her not ten

[aghadowey]

Topics are not deleted. You have been asked before not to start a new topic looking for Alice Dignam.

[blue000125]

Hi I was just thinking about alice Dignam.  Her brother named his daughter Alice Dignam in 1923 I wonder why.  Maybe thiirth cert i wonder why its spelt that way maybe if s women passed away when she was very young and there is no death record for her.  My aunt told me a few days ago that my grand dads mother died when he was very young this would be Alice Dignam I wonder what age he would have been when she died.  But on my grand fathers birth cert there is no fathers name just the name Alice Dignam its spelt Duigenan.

But im thinking she must have died young there is no death record for her in Drogheda.  Why would her brother call her daughter after her  In those times family didn't want to have anything to do with people who had babys un married.  She could have been married but its searching for a marriage record for an alice dignam before 1905 in Ireland

[blue000125]

Is there dee pole records in national archivies from 1905 to 1920 and how to i search them

[tidybooks]

Is there dee pole records in national archivies from 1905 to 1920 and how to i search them

Hi blue000125,

I think the term is "deed poll", you may search for that in the archives.

Tom

[blue000125]

Is there any were in Dublin that holds the records