Delaney-Condron of Crettyard

[campsie22]

Hi, I would like to thank all of you for your information and links to follow up.  I am amazed at the information found.  I think my family are the Condrons who lived at Clonbrock and Doonane.  My great grandfather John Condron was a miner and he married Eliza Delaney and I think they had eight children that I know of so far.  When I think that only yesterday I was about to give up looking and this site was my last chance and now you have found them for me I can't tell you how happy I am.
Very much appreciated.
 

[dathai]

Strangely i cant find any trace of that family in 1911 and to note that Eliza snr say's she is still married and there does not appear to be any marriages between 1901 and 1911 for their children, so i would look at the 1911 census for Scotland to see if they too went there.
Sorry i dont have access to Scottish Census.

[hallmark]

Enjoy!

There is a lot of stuff online so once you find your way around the Civil Registers you can work forward, back in time....and sideways adding siblings etc at your leisure.

Much better than having a few "bits" posted for you.

Depending on how far you want to go back...the RC Church Registers are also online free but for now you would be better sticking with the Civil Registers and building them up there, but up to you.

Also...an update is due "soon" for Civil Registers!!

[hallmark]

Forgot to say....


http://www.census.nationalarchives.ie/pages/1901/Queen_s_Co_/Newtown/Clonbrock/


House return No.4   says Conaron  but I'm 99% sure it is Codron!


Are the different Condron's related??   You can investigate that via Civil Registers if you want.. 
as on 1911 census they show   Years Married     when you click on   Show all information   box.

http://www.census.nationalarchives.ie/pages/1911/Queen_s_Co_/Newtown/Clonbrock/


do not mind the numbers.....that is the order they were done as enumerator needed to keep count of Forms!!

[Sinann]

Hi, I would like to thank all of you for your information and links to follow up.  I am amazed at the information found.  I think my family are the Condrons who lived at Clonbrock and Doonane.  My great grandfather John Condron was a miner and he married Eliza Delaney and I think they had eight children that I know of so far.  When I think that only yesterday I was about to give up looking and this site was my last chance and now you have found them for me I can't tell you how happy I am.
Very much appreciated.
 

Just to be clear Elisa Condron's parents are John Condron and Eliza Delaney. Yes?
Does the marriage cert to William Weir give and occupation for John.

Just want you to go one step at a time, it's too easy to get lost in lots of records.

[hallmark]

https://registers.nli.ie/parishes/0715  Ballyragget   would be the Church Registers.

Once you know who you are looking for!

[dathai]

Married Oct 6th 1867 John Condren to Eliza Delaney
witness's John Moore and Mary Delaney, Clonbrook
no other details given
right hand page
https://registers.nli.ie/registers/vtls000634507#page/136/mode/1up

you can get their fathers names and occupations from the civil cert
http://www.rootschat.com/links/01mzz/

http://www.rootschat.com/links/01n00/

[campsie22]

Thanks again, I have a lot to go through tomorrow. 

In reply to Dathai,  Yes my grandmother Eliza Condron and William Weir were married in Scotland and her parents were John Condron and Eliza Condron nee Delaney.  John Condron according to the Eliza and William marriage certificate was a coalminer living at Doonane.

[hallmark]

Working from Census back in time you can look for each one on Civil Reg link posted step by step.

If you are Searching.....from the List on Civil Reg, it is much quicker if you Right Click on a name and select  Open in New Tab......even on 4 or 5 names, then you can check each one rather than having to return to list after checking just 1.