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can anyone help me find a MC dated 6/7/1859 for a Francis Kilfeather and Theresa/Teresa McGourlick/McGouldrick.
Thanks

The birth entry for this child will tell you the place of the parents marriage. You will be able to view the birth registration online at Scotlandspeople.

Name James Kilfeder
Gender Male
Baptism/Christening Date
Baptism/Christening Place
Birth Date 18 Jun 1862
Birthplace CALTON,GLASGOW,LANARK,SCOTLAND
Death Date
Name Note
Race
Father's Name Francis Kilfeder
Father's Birthplace
Father's Age
Mother's Name Theresa Mcgoldrick
Mother's Birthplace
Mother's Age
Indexing Project (Batch) Number C11921-1
System Origin Scotland-ODM
Source Film Number 6035516
Reference Number

Try this site.........................

www.groireland.ie

Name Francis Kilfeather
Gender Male
Baptism/Christening Date
Baptism/Christening Place
Birth Date 26 Dec 1863
Birthplace CALTON,GLASGOW,LANARK,SCOTLAND
Death Date
Name Note
Race
Father's Name Francis Kilfeather
Father's Birthplace
Father's Age
Mother's Name Teresa Mcgourlick
Mother's Birthplace
Mother's Age
Indexing Project (Batch) Number C11921-1
System Origin Scotland-ODM
Source Film Number 6035516
Reference Number
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Name Francis Kilfeather
Gender Male
Baptism/Christening Date
Baptism/Christening Place
Birth Date 03 Feb 1865
Birthplace CALTON,GLASGOW,LANARK,SCOTLAND
Death Date
Name Note
Race
Father's Name Francis Kilfeather
Father's Birthplace
Father's Age
Mother's Name Theresa Mcgourlick
Mother's Birthplace
Mother's Age
Indexing Project (Batch) Number C11921-1
System Origin Scotland-ODM
Source Film Number 6035516
Reference Number

Thanks everyone we have got these BC looking for parents BC, MC and DC found Theresas DC in Glasgow 1907 cant find prev mentioned cert Thanks

Do none of the children's birth certificates give even the county of their marriage in Ireland?

yes Co Fernanagh 6/7/1859

Have you tried the site I suggested????

I am not a hundred percent sure but think that Civil Registration in Ireland was around 1865 - even later than Scotland! So you may need to be looking at Church Records but I don't know if these can be accessed online.

If you live near enough, have you tried the Poor Relief Records in the Mitchell Library? These can be a good source if you are "lucky" enough to have had poor Irish ancestors come to Glasgow.

Hi flick yes tried that site didnt get anything but maybe Im doing something wrong.
hi rootgatherer yes have looked at Mitchell library got some details but still missing these records as the ML only told us when they were "returned" to Ireland but as childrens births prove they came back to Glasgow! From the research I have done I dont think you can view any Irish/church records online does anyone know differently?

From the site that Flick has suggested there is a little bit about research - that's assuming that you were going in person. It doesn't make it clear if they will do a search on your behalf - as in your case where you have a date and county.

This seems to be what is available....

" Non-Roman Catholic Marriages registered in the island of Ireland between 1st April, 1845 and 31st December, 1863 inclusive.
Marriages registered in the island of Ireland between 1st January, 1864 and 31st December, 1921 inclusive and in Ireland (excluding Northern Ireland ) from 1922 onwards."

thanks for that rootgatherer looks like I have an excuse for a trip to Ireland!

According to the website above , Civil registration in Ireland dates from 1845, but that's as much as I know. Never had any need for Irish records, so no experience of their availability

thanks Flick,
I cant find anywhere that lets you view records online so maybe a trip to Ireland is on the cards (in my xmas stocking perhaps?)

rootgatherer
have sent you a pm

Thanks Linda

No Francis on this but maybe keep it in mind - you may find more Irish in your tree!

The Primary Valuation of Ireland 1848-1864

Free to search here.

http://www.ulsterancestry.com/search_UA_Griffith.php

This may help too.

http://www.ulsterancestry.com/ua-free-pages.php

Thanks rootgatherer,
Will have alook at them after t time am signing out now as I HAVE to get the house tidied up and the food ready for the troops. Once I start on this I get caught up and everything else is put aside!
Linda

Linda I've had a quick look for you but nothing sticks out.

Try this site for your Irish research. It's pay per view buy I've found loads of my family.

http://www.emeraldancestors.com

Linda...here are some variations of the surname found in Scotland and in the Co.Fermanagh ...the Kilfeather surname(as spelt you can find in the Co Sligo 1901 Census) have only found 1 for earlier years eg GV..."John" ..Killenaule.

Co Fermanagh
Gillfeather/Gilfidder/Kilfether/Kilfedder...plenty around also a Bernard in Inverness...

There is a Michael Gilfeather (Co Leitrim) and Sarah Gilfeather (Co Tipp) in the Poor House Tradeston Glasgow 1851.
If you have access to Scotlands People check out the marriage of Francis Gilfeather to Mary Ward. Gorbals ...14 Sept.1851.

Linda...Does it indicate what Parish in the Co Fermanagh the family where from /returning to...?