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I used pen and paper. For each of the 69 rcds of a yr and county for Thomas, I listed just a yr and the parish once. Example, if the yr was 1861 and the county Limerick appeared 7 times I just wrote 61 Lim once. I repeated this process for all 69 entries. This gave me a set of 20 unique cases.
I then went through the yr and counties for Ellen. If the same yr and county appeared in both the set for Ellen and the set of 20 for Thomas, I circled the entry. When I finished, I had circled 7 instances where the yr and county for Ellen matched the yr and county for Thomas.
The set of 7 represents all the possible cases where a marriage between the two could have occurred.
I am a statistician by trade. Hope this explanation helps.
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