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Glossary Useful in Irish Genealogical Research Church Records Learn about an important collection of church records held by the Public Records Office of Northern Ireland that could help you in your search for your Irish ancestors Irish Census Records 1766 - Church of Ireland rectors were instructed by the government in March and April 1766, to compile complete returns of all householders in their parishes, showing their religion, as between Church of Ireland (Episcopalian), Roman Catholic (termed 'Papists' in the returns) and Presbyterians (or Dissenters), and giving an account of any Roman Catholic clergy active in their area. Irish Genealogical Sources This link introduces you to a treasury of Irish genealogical sources, including links and addresses. A must for the serious researcher. Valuation Books Valuation Books are lists of people occupying lands and houses in Ireland and are available from 1830 onwards. Wills in Ireland Wills are an important source of genealogical information on the property-owning class in Ireland. One click here will reveal more. Ecclesia Dei APOSTOLIC LETTER OF JOHN PAUL II The Tridentine Mass What is the Traditional Mass?
The Latin liturgy has always been known for its beauty, reverence, and mystery. Perhaps this explains why so many people are attracted to this form of worship. In fact, due to the increasing number of requests for the Mass, Pope John Paul II, in his recent letter Ecclesia Dei, encouraged the frequent celebration of the traditional Latin liturgy for those Catholics who desire it. Pobal na h-Eireann By clicking on this link, you can read details about a unique political movement, not only in Ireland, but perhaps, in the whole world. Ireland Mailing List Irish Newspapers And Other Media Ship and Passenger Lists, Currency Exchange1 Currency Exchange2 Currency Exchange3
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I am trying to find info on Nancy Purdy, born 1 Sep 1748 in Ireland, I
don't know where. She married William Loghry born about 1743, from Ireland
also. She died 1 Sep 1828 in Steuben County, New York. Any help would be
appreciated. Janet [email protected]
Maybe you can help end the weeks of research. I know the first relative to be
born here in NY, US was Henry F. O'Connell, 2/1/1865, but his father was
Daniel O'Connell, who was born in Ireland in December 1844. I believe he
married Elizabeth Welch who was born in March 1845. I don't know where they
lived (think Dublin), where they married, when and on what ship they came to
the US on (sometime between 1844 and 1865) although I have read all passenger
lists on the internet sites. Anything you can do to help would be
appreciated. D. S.- [email protected]