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Re: Holland-Any Holland researcher that has family in Ireland
Posted by: Ralph Connors (ID *****9163) Date: June 29, 2009 at 06:28:25
In Reply to: Re: Holland-Any Holland researcher that has family in Ireland by S Holland of 80628

Assuming all B/M events occured in Ireland:

For Joseph Holland M 1857 +/- 1 yr somewhere in Ireland, I found 2 church rcds in Co. Antrim: one in Belfast RC parish, the other must have been in one of the protestant denominations.

For Mary Anderson M ditto, I found 8 rcds. One was in Belfast RC parish. This and Joseph's rcd are likely a match. If so, the view of the detailed rcds MAY show their parents' names as well as other details. This info will help identify and validate their B rcds.

For Joseph Holland B 1838 +/- 4 yrs somewhere in Ireland with the father's forename unknown, I found 1 rcd, 1838, Co. Limerick. This seems too distant from Antrim to be a possibility.

For Mary Anderson B 1836 ditto, I found 47 rcds with 4 in Co. Antrim. For these four, the father's forenames were John, James, Charles, and Richard.

For Eliza Dugan M 1834 +/- 4 yrs somewhere in Ireland, I found 3 rcds for the name Elizabeth: 1835 Limerick, 1835 Cork, and 1838 Cork.

For Eliza Dugan B 1817 +/- 4 yrs somewhere in Ireland with the father's forename unknown, I found 9 rcds. Again, all were for Elizabeths, and most were in Co. Cork.

Hope this helps. See my prior post on how to visit the IFHF database.


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