From the parish registers for the RC parish of Muintervarra [variant names: Kilcrohane, Muintervara, Durrus), Diocese of Cork & Ross, County of Cork, civil parish of Kilcrohane, Co. Cork, at the NLI's Catholic Parish Registers at the NLI. Also see: Muintervara Marriages, 1819-1820 Muintervara Marriages, 1821-1822 Muintervara Marriages, 1823-1824
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Muintervara Marriages, 1823-1824
From the parish registers for the RC parish of Muintervarra [variant names: Kilcrohane, Muintervara, Durrus), Diocese of Cork & Ross, County of Cork, civil parish of Kilcrohane, Co. Cork, at the NLI's Catholic Parish Registers at the NLI. For all of the marriage records transcribed below, the officiating priest was the Rev. Richard Quinn, parish … Continue reading Muintervara Marriages, 1823-1824
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Muintevara Marriages, 1821-1822
From the parish registers for the RC parish of Muintervarra [variant names: Kilcrohane, Muintervara, Durrus), Diocese of Cork & Ross, County of Cork, civil parish of Kilcrohane, Co. Cork, at the NLI's Catholic Parish Registers at the NLI. For all of the marriage records transcribed below, the officiating priest was the Rev. Richard Quinn, parish … Continue reading Muintevara Marriages, 1821-1822
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Muintervara Marriages, 1819-1820
From the parish registers for the RC parish of Muintervarra [variant names: Kilcrohane, Muintervara, Durrus), Diocese of Cork & Ross, County of Cork, civil parish of Kilcrohane, Co. Cork, at the NLI's Catholic Parish Registers at the NLI. For all of the marriage records transcribed below, the officiating priest was the Rev. Richard Quinn, parish … Continue reading Muintervara Marriages, 1819-1820
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Stepcousins?
And Bob's Your Uncle... Sometimes it really helps to have a genealogy program that can calculate and display more than one relationship between two given individuals -- which is what I have at Ottawa Valley Irish: A Genealogy Database, where I use TNG (The Next Generation of Genealogy Sitebuilding). Take, for example, the case of Eugene … Continue reading Stepcousins?
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What was her ‘real’ name? (Lillian Doyle)
Nowadays we tend to think of someone as having a 'real' name, with nicknames and diminutives as informal variations on that one official and authentic version of the name. A person's 'real' name is what appears on the birth certificate, of course (and also in the baptismal record, if relevant), and in all subsequent official … Continue reading What was her ‘real’ name? (Lillian Doyle)
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‘in quarto & quarto consanguinitas’: more on consanguinity
I hadn't visited Irish Genealogy.ie in quite a while, and hadn't realized until today that they had recently (recently? or perhaps over a year ago?) added more records from the RC parishes of the Diocese of Cork and Ross. I little expected to find any records from Muintervara (the Sheep's Head Peninsula), a place so … Continue reading ‘in quarto & quarto consanguinitas’: more on consanguinity
