New Laois and Offaly Records Online
We are pleased to announce that Irish Midlands Ancestry have added 18,000 records for Laois (Queen’s County) and Offaly (King’s County) to their databases at www.laois.rootsireland.ie and www.offaly.rootsireland.ie. These records include:
- Tullamore RC baptisms and marriages, 1900-1916;
- Census Laois and Offaly, 1659;
- King’s County Chronicle, 1890-1895;
- King’s County Electors, 1836;
- King’s County Voters, 1829;
- Landholders, King’s County, 1824;
- Landowners, King’s County, 1876;
- Landowners, Queen’s County, 1876;
- Queen’s County Freeholders, 1758-75;
- Queen’s County Voters, 1846;
- Rateable Occupiers of Geashill Barony (King’s County), 1883-84;
- Subscribers Parsonstown Poor Relief Fund, 1855.

For a full list of sources for Laois and Offaly, and to search these records, go to www.laois.rootsireland.ie and www.offaly.rootsireland.ie.
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New Royal Irish Constabulary Records Added
New R.I.C. Records Added by the Irish World Heritage Centre to the County Tyrone data

R.I.C. group with County Inspector Hetreed 1917 (National Library of Ireland)
Over 58,000 Royal Irish Constabulary records have just been added to the County Tyrone database by the Irish World Heritage Centre. These records cover R.I.C. members from all Irish counties.
To search these records please go to the County Tyrone search page and search under Census Substitutes, or login and click here.
You can choose R.I.C. from the Sources drop down list to search R.I.C. records only.
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