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Ancestry/Genealogy

CBHagman

(16,982 posts) Fri Mar 14, 2014, 11:23 PM Mar 2014

Ancestry Gives Free Access to Irish Records through St. Patrick's Day.

I've been rummaging through the baptismal records and the occasional item from the Emigrant Savings Bank. I've found nothing conclusive yet, though the level of detail is intriguing here and there. May you have better luck!

[url]http://www.ancestry.com/[/url]

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Ancestry Gives Free Access to Irish Records through St. Patrick's Day. (Original Post) CBHagman Mar 2014 OP

Thanks. Who knew? n/t Smarmie Doofus Mar 2014 #1

Thanks! Sherman A1 Mar 2014 #2

too little too late CountAllVotes Mar 2014 #3

Smarmie Doofus

(14,498 posts)

1. Thanks. Who knew? n/t

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Fri Mar 14, 2014, 11:32 PM

Mar 2014

Sherman A1

(38,958 posts)

2. Thanks!

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Sat Mar 15, 2014, 03:58 AM

Mar 2014

CountAllVotes

(20,867 posts)

3. too little too late

Reply to CBHagman (Original post)

Wed Mar 26, 2014, 11:27 AM

Mar 2014

Not that there is a lot to miss as you point out.

Did you check that census I posted in Irish Affairs? It had some names of relatives that my husband/brother-in-law knew -- like the name of their grandmother who lived to be 102 years of age -- Honor Kennedy was her name.

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