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There is a birth for a Charles Mahon registered in Ballina Oct – Dec 1878 Volume 4, page 10. That’s the only one in Co Mayo around that year. However there’s a death in Ballina in Jan – Mar 1879...

Griffiths Valuation has a James McCauley in a house in Spout Lane, Fivemiletown, in 1860. He gave the property up in 1885. I looked for a possible death around that time but didn’t find one.
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The volume & page number info is really only of use to GRO Roscommon. GRONI in Belfast use a different system of references and the volume and page number won't help them. However, as Peter has said,...

You would need the street name or the electoral district to find it. Bear in mind also that the occupants may only be recorded under their initials, and not their names.

Travel to Britain was just turn up, buy a ticket and go. No passport or other permission was required. No different from catching a ferry from Portsmouth to the Isle of Wight. There were trains from...

There are no passenger lists for journeys between Britain and Ireland (which was all one country then anyway). No paperwork of any description was required to make the journey, just a ticket.
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I am not 100% certain but I think John Smith’s marriage to Margaret Keenan was registered in Cookstown in 1874, Volume 1, page 545 but you would need to get the marriage certificate to be certain.
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Until Ireland became an independent country in 1922, it was part of the United Kingdom and all it’s citizens were British for nationality and passport purposes. So anyone born in Kerry in 1917 would...

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Ferdinand Darrer’s death was registered in Newtownards Co Down 11.1.1944. Aged 72. Ref D/1944/196/1024/29/207

Mary Ellen Darrer died 5.5.1943 Belfast aged 63.
D/1943/57/1007/80/369.
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I can’t see any likely deaths listed for Cork. Suspect therefore that they may have died in Co. Antrim. Deaths 1922 onwards in Northern Ireland are not on-line anywhere. You need to contact GRONI in...

Re the surname Dickie, you should expect the spelling to change in Ireland. Having an exact spelling is very much a 20th century preoccupation and our ancestors in Ireland and Scotland in the 18th &...

It can depend on where in Ireland you wish to research. Rootsireland has quite good coverage for many counties but does not cover Dublin, Counties Carlow, Clare, Kerry or part of Co Cork. Nor does it...

There’s a small townland of Templemichael Glebe, which at onetime was rural agricultural land but which is now suburbs of Longford town. Then there’s the parish of Templemichael which encompasses...

The indexes to births, deaths & marriages for Northern Ireland from 1922 onwards are not on-line and are not on the Familysearch site, though that is not immediately clear from the way the data is...

Are the father’s names different in the two marriages?

Scotlandspeople has a James O’Hare birth in Banff 1891. GROS 155/22 0018. You can get that cert on-line for 6 credits. Scottish birth certs record where and when the parents married so that may help...

You can see what RC parish records exist, and where copies are held using this link. Be aware that not all RC parishes have records that go back to the 1830s. That can make tracing a family very...

Until the 1948 British Nationality Act, when a British woman married an alien (eg an Austrian), she automatically lost her British Nationality. So, far from the marriage securing his right to stay in...

Most probably Dublin or Kingstown (modern Dun Laoghaire).

Statutory birth certificates only started on 1.1.1864 in Ireland so you won’t get a stat birth cert for either Edmund or Bridget if born before that year. You will need to reply on baptismal...

Yes provided you give Roscommon the location, year, quarter (if one is given), volume & page number, a photocopy is still only 4 euros.

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You might be satisfied with just the will. The grant of administration is only for intestacy cases, and is the court appointing someone as an executor. The grant of probate is similarly...

I can confirm that there ought to be some paperwork in England. I have seen many cases where the position was reversed. That is the person was born in Ireland where they had property, but died in...

If I understand your family correctly, they were both resident in England and their only connection with Scotland is that they married there in 1848. So really this is about early English research....