John Joseph Nolan

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Civil Reg   Birth, Marriage and Death results for Nolan of New Ross
1800s    http://www.rootschat.com/links/01mt2/

You can Select Births or whatever also decades from list on left

[Bigdog]

Thanks for the last link.
As I previously posted I will be looking in detail at all the help I've been given.

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Finding Rice, to try to establish area was the bit needed.... I think between everything you are in correct area now!


Good hunting!!   

[Bigdog]

Have looked at just about everything.
I am unable to find specific Irish records?
I have traced JJ and how he visited the same sweet shop as Michael Rice. Rice's parents owned the sweetshop in Horsewood, which was near the local school that JJ would have used living in Ballykelly.
The Rice's were connected to the Connolly's, one of whom married a Nolan. I believe the Connolly's, Rice's and Nolan's are connected. It could well be that his Aunt was part of one family.
The Nolan's, or one branch of them lived @ the Greatisland, very close to Horsewood.
I am hoping to search specific records that might show who the Aunt was, living in Ballykelly!
Does anyone have an idea where I may find this type of records?
Thanks for taking the time to read this.
As one of my many contributors pointed out 'Google' is not always helpful. For example I spent 2 days looking into the 'GreatIsland' in Cork harbour, before realising I was in completely the wrong place. I wanted an area of Fen land!

[Wexflyer]

Rice's parents owned the sweetshop in Horsewood, which was near the local school that JJ would have used living in Ballykelly.

I think you mean Horeswood.