Mallow (Magh nAla, Plain of the Stone), Co. Cork, Some Church of Ireland Records from 1700

Some of the records were copied by the Vicar for transmission to the Rolls Court at the end of his incumbency. At that time the Church of Ireland was the State Church and ran a parallel legal system dealing with probate matters.

Among the names in the community are those long associated with the area O’Hea, McCarthy, Collins, Coghlan, Hurley, O’Sullivan. The Travers family are associated with the sea as Master Mariners, Ships Husbands. There a number of marriages from Tide Waiters early Customs and Excise and Water Guards early Coastguard some English. During the Napoleonic Wars the signal tower at Seven Heads was occupied and some of the personnel married locally.

The Lislie Landlord family is represented, and their marriages including on to a Charles Andrews a Barrister of Comber, Co. Down in 1839.

A number of pages are missing as they did not copy well.

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From Bandon Genealogy Baptisms 1809-1862

http://www.bandon-genealogy.com/baptisms_lislee.htm

Marriages 1809-1844:

http://www.bandon-genealogy.com/marriages_lislee.htm

Burials:

http://www.bandon-genealogy.com/burials_lislee.htm

Some marriages:

Click to access Lislee%20P%20667%20011.pdf

Skib Girl Page for townlands, Tithe Aplottments, Griffith Valuations.
http://www.corkgen.org/publicgenealogy/cork/parishes/lislee-1210.html

Kilgariff Union
http://cork.anglican.org/places/kilgariffe-union/

Christ Church Cork, Birth, Marriages and Death Records from 1640s

18 Friday Oct 2013

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There is a comprehensive set of records in the ‘Register of the Parish Register of Holy Trinity (Christ Church), Cork 1643 – 1669’. Edited by Susan Hood. Published by Representative Church Body 1998

The Holy Trinity (Christ Church), City of Cork 1732 – 1786 burial records and they are on the database of Cork Records

http://www.corkrecords.com

The records below were transcribed by the Public Records Office in 1961 from registers lent.

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Morpeth Roll, 1841, Castle Townsend, Co. Cork

16 Wednesday Oct 2013

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Attridge Thomas, Castle Townsend, Lord Morpeth, Robert Troy R.C.Vicar, Thomas Attridge

In 1841 Lord Morpeth was leaving Ireland having served a successful term as Chief Secretary. The Duke of Leinster organised a roll of 160,000 signatures of those thanking him for his tenure. Maynooth University (http://history.nuim.ie/morpethroll) has organised the restoration and digitalization of the roll which can be accessed on ancestry.com.

One one page headed Robert Troy R.C., Vicar of Castletownsend there are around 250 names. Included also for local identification purposes is the name of Thomas Attridge, Merchant, Castle Townsend. Most of the names are local to the area but quite a number may be local Church of Ireland names. Given the loss of various census and church records it is of use to those researching their family pst. Included in the names are

Attridge

Thomas (Merchant), James, Sandy, John, Thomas, James, Arthur, Richard, John, Thomas, Joseph

Burchie (Burchill?)

Samuel, Abram, John, John

Dunston
William, Morgan, Thomas,
Michael Salter, William Glenville, Adam McGuire,

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West Cork History

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Monthly Archives: October 2013

Mallow (Magh nAla, Plain of the Stone), Co. Cork, Some Church of Ireland Records from 1700

Killanully (Cill na h-Ulla, Church of the Burial Place), Half-Way, Co. Cork, Church of Ireland, Baptisms 1831-1874, Burial Records 1836-1877

Some records of Kilshannig, (Cill Sheanaigh-Senach’s Church), Church of Ireland Records

Recollections of Sir Richard Griffith (1784-1878), including his escape from death by Grenadiers 1798.

Records of Cloyne (Cluain Uamha, Meadow of the Caves), Church of Ireland, Co. Cork, from 1748

Some Records of Brigown (Brí Gabhann, Hill of the Smiths), Co. Cork, from 1810, Church of Ireland, from 1810, Dioceses of Cloyne

Some records from 1838 of Clonmel Parish, Church of Ireland, Dioceses of Cloyne, Co. Cork

Records Lislee (Courtmacsherry), Church of Ireland, Co. Cork some from 1775

Christ Church Cork, Birth, Marriages and Death Records from 1640s

Morpeth Roll, 1841, Castle Townsend, Co. Cork