Mysterious O'Driscoll

[heywood]

Thanks Sue 

Found it now 

[Sue 1954]

What is now even more confusing is that I have the certificates on my laptop and I've shown one of them but it won't let me download any other photos of them. Is that against the rules? Can I screenshot part of the certificates? I got all the certificates but now can't find them online. Impossible! Sorry everyone. I'm not too much help

[mckha489]

Maybe you could type up the full details of the 1917 death?
Then we might be able to find it.

(The marriage now perfectly obvious yet would not come up in searches earlier!!)

[Pennines]

This is very, very confusing -- apologies if this has already been mentioned, but have we seen the possible birth of the Bridget on the 'coincidence' 1911 census;

https://civilrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/churchrecords/images/birth_returns/births_1905/01778/1698936.pdf

The father was a Patrick Driscoll, Tinsmith --- and the mother a Kate Dillon -- maybe that particular William and Mary on the 1911 census had taken this child in if something had happened to her parents.

[hallmark]

What is now even more confusing is that I have the certificates on my laptop and I've shown one of them but it won't let me download any other photos of them. Is that against the rules? Can I screenshot part of the certificates? I got all the certificates but now can't find them online. Impossible! Sorry everyone. I'm not too much help

You can screenshot snippets!

[heywood]

This is very, very confusing -- apologies if this has already been mentioned, but have we seen the possible birth of the Bridget on the 'coincidence' 1911 census;

https://civilrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/churchrecords/images/birth_returns/births_1905/01778/1698936.pdf

The father was a Patrick Driscoll, Tinsmith --- and the mother a Kate Dillon -- maybe that particular William and Mary on the 1911 census had taken this child in if something had happened to her parents.

That’s not the same Bridget. Here she is with her parents Patrick and Kate.
The residence is Clonakilty.

http://www.census.nationalarchives.ie/pages/1911/Cork/Clonakilty_Urban/Lamb_Street/379280/

[Sue 1954]

My Mary's death

[Sue 1954]

This is very, very confusing -- apologies if this has already been mentioned, but have we seen the possible birth of the Bridget on the 'coincidence' 1911 census;

https://civilrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/churchrecords/images/birth_returns/births_1905/01778/1698936.pdf

The father was a Patrick Driscoll, Tinsmith --- and the mother a Kate Dillon -- maybe that particular William and Mary on the 1911 census had taken this child in if something had happened to her parents.

I'm very confused but wonder if Mary was in the workhouse?

[Sue 1954]

Maybe you could type up the full details of the 1917 death?
Then we might be able to find it.

(The marriage now perfectly obvious yet would not come up in searches earlier!!)

13th August 1917 Cork district hospital, Mary Driscoll of 71 Wolfe Tone Street, female, married, aged 21 years, TB 7 days in hospital. Her brother looked after her just before her death and he lived at 71 Wolfe Tone Street. Yes family say she died of TB. Her age is incorrect