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Daniel Driscoll: Home Child

Home Children3 May 2010by M.C. Moran

Found in the household of James Moran and Sarah Jane Dooley in the 1891 census (Ontario, Carleton, Nepean, p. 5, family no. 23), a domestic servant named Daniel Driscoll, born in England about 1878: Name: Driscoll, Danl Sex: M Age:…

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Arthur Joseph McGlade and Catherine Honora McCarthy

Photographs30 April 2010by M.C. Moran

Arthur Joseph McGlade was born 3 April 1861, at Perth, Lanark Co., Ontario, the son of John McGlade and Bridget Dunne. Both his parents came from Co. Armagh, but met and married in Canada. Catherine (“Kate”) Honora McCarthy was born…

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Marriage of Michael Galligan and Elizabeth Jordan

Catholic Records28 April 2010by M.C. Moran

I came across the marriage record for Michael Galligan and Elizabeth Jordan almost by accident. Not quite by accident, because I waslooking for Galligans in the Québec RC registers. But I was thinking of Ottawa Valley area parishes and missions,…

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Thomas Edwin Moran and Bridget Mary McDermott: Wedding Photo?

Photographs27 April 2010by M.C. Moran

Thomas Edwin Moran was born at Huntley township on 1 March 1860, the fifth child and third son of Alexander (‘Sandy’) Michael Moran and Mary Leavy. Bridget Mary McDermott was born at Fitzroy township on 7 March 1876, the eighth…

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Online Parish Histories: A Few (mostly RC) Examples

Catholic Records23 April 2010by M.C. Moran

Local parish histories can be a great source of genealogical information. They are often produced to commemorate a landmark year (the 100th anniversary, or the 125th, or what have you, of the parish), and they typically contain an impressive (if…

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Firstborn Son or Eldest Known Surviving Son?

Names23 April 2010by M.C. Moran

It was virtually universal in every class and creed in Ireland for the firstborn son to be given the Christian name of his paternal grandfather. One can presume this with a degree of genealogical surety — provided one knows the…

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