We are delighted to announce the publication of our latest issue of ‘Irish Genealogy Matters’, in which we keep our readers abreast of all of the latest developments in the Irish Family History Foundation and new records online! Click on the image above to read the newsletter in full. We hope you enjoy!

 

 

 

We are delighted to announce the addition of 36,313 records for County Limerick to the Roots Ireland database. These include Roman Catholic baptisms and marriages in the early twentieth century, Church of Ireland and Roman Catholic gravestone inscriptions, eighteenth century lists of Catholic and Protestant heads of household, indexes to wills, lists of freeholders, electoral registers and much more! See the full list below.

 

• Heads of Catholic and Protestant households in various County Limerick parishes (Tuogh, Clonkeen, Nantinan, Clonagh, Rathkeale, Kilscannell, Croagh and Doondonnell) in 1766 (352 records)
• Abbeyfeale RC baptisms 1901-1915 (1719 records)
• Abbeyfeale RC marriages 1901-1915 (340 records)
• Adare RC marriages 1901-June 1902 (7 records)
• Ardagh RC baptisms 1901-1915 (609 records)
• Ardagh RC marriages 1901-1915 (175 records)
• Ballybricken RC baptisms 1901-1911 (199 records)
• Ballybricken RC marriages 1901-1911 (50 records)
• Bruff RC baptisms 1901-1915 (786 records)
• Bruff RC marriages 1901-1915 (155 records)
• Croom RC baptisms 1901-1915 (545 records)
• Croom RC marriages 1901-1915 (200 records)
• Donaghmore RC baptisms 1901-1915 (408 records)
• Donaghmore RC marriages 1901-1915 (84 records)
• Kilcolman & Coolcappa RC baptisms 1901-1915 (522 records)
• Kilcolman & Coolcappa RC marriages 1901-1915 (109 records)
• Shanagolden RC baptisms 1900-1915 (716 records)
• Shanagolden RC marriages 1900-1915 (199 records)
• Gravestone inscriptions St. John’s Church of Ireland (288 records)
• Gravestone inscriptions St. Munchin’s Church of Ireland I (1378 records)
• Gravestone inscriptions St. Molua’s, Ardagh (898 records)
• Gravestone inscriptions Ardkilmartin, Kilmallock (190 records)
• Index to wills of those with addresses in Limerick from Sir Arthur Vicars, Index to the Prerogative Wills of Ireland 1536-1810 (Dublin, 1897) (1117 records)
• “List of Freeholders who voted in the 1760 Election in Limerick” by Noel Murphy in North Munster Antiquarian Journal, Vol. 52, (2012) taken from ‘The Freeholders of Limerick who voted in the 1760 Election with Place of Abode and Freehold Address. Monday 27th April. Thomas Vokes and Eaton Maunsell, Sheriffs’ (National Library of Ireland, MS 16092) (773 records)
• Index to Limerick people referenced in “Information Wanted” Ads in the Irish-American, 1850-1871 from DeGrazia, Laura Murphy & Haberstroh, Diane Fitzpatrick, Irish Relatives and Friends (909 records)
• The Burgess Roll of Burgesses of the City of Limerick of Persons Entitled to Vote at municipal elections between the 25th November 1896 and 24th November 1897 (556 records)
• Return of National School teachers referencing Limerick as where educated or where teaching in 1905 (625 records)
• Limerick’s evicted tenants from A List of Persons who have lodged applications with the Estates Commissioners as Evicted Tenants or as the Representatives of Evicted Tenants, and who have been noted as suitable for Holdings published by the Estates Commissioners Office in 1907 (181 records)
• Owners of vehicles registered in county Limerick from The Irish Motor Directory and Motor Annual 1911-12 (107 records)
• Owners of vehicles registered in county Limerick from The Irish Motor Directory and Motor Annual 1912-13 (112 records)
• Owners of vehicles registered in county Limerick from The Irish Motor Directory and Motor Annual 1913-14 (310 records)
• Owners of vehicles registered in county Limerick from The Irish Motor Directory and Motor Annual 1914-15 (263 records)
• Index to Limerick’s World War I casualties (1070 records)
• Index to Limerick’s casualties of the Irish Revolution 1916-21 (177 records)
• 1925-1926 Register of Electors for Limerick (19,729 records)

Total record amount : 36,313 records

For an up to date list of sources for Limerick and to search these records, go to limerick.rootsireland.ie and login or subscribe as required.

 

Celebrate St Patrick’s Day by taking out a 12-month subscription for RootsIreland with 25% off from 6th March to 31st March 2023!

Why take out a subscription to Roots Ireland?

• RootsIreland have the most complete and most accurate set of Roman Catholic church records online, as well as millions of Protestant records, civil records, census records, headstone inscriptions and census substitutes. Our index is easily searchable and has features such as standardised surname and forename searches which make your searches even more user-friendly.
• We hold over 23 million records, and our database is being added to continually. Since 2020, we have added over 1 million records to our database from Limerick, Clare, Sligo, Kerry, Wicklow, Westmeath, Kilkenny, South Dublin, South Tipperary, Monaghan, Armagh, North Mayo, Cork, Laois, Offaly and East Galway. New records are continually being added to our database throughout the year, which will be announced in due course.
• Together, our 34 genealogy centres have an unparalleled amount of local knowledge which can be invaluable to those tracing their ancestors, a service which no other website or company can provide to such a high standard. By taking out a subscription with RootsIreland, you are helping these centres to continue to provide a world-class service and securing many Irish jobs.

If you have any questions please check our Help section and if this does not provide an answer, then you may contact us or one of the county centres. You can check what is available on our site for each county here.

*Offer applies from 6 March 2023 to 12 midnight Irish time on 31 March 2023 only. Cannot be used in conjunction with any other offer.

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For over 30 years Ulster Historical Foundation’s family history tours, conferences and research
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Tracing your Irish Ancestors, 06-13 September 2023

During this seven-day conference, participants will be able to shape their own experiences
and make treasured memories by choosing to either research in the Public Record Office of
Northern Ireland (PRONI) alongside Ulster Historical Foundation’s experienced team of
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Assisted personal research, talks, tours and sightseeing are all part of the eclectic, friendly and fun
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Researching your Irish Ancestors, 08-13 October 2023

This enhanced research programme offers participants the chance to spend a week
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This programme will have a maximum capacity of 25 people meaning that you will
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We are delighted to announce the addition of 1,806 new Kerry Roman Catholic marriage records to our database at Roots Ireland. They are as follows:

• Dromtariffe marriages, 1832-1899 (1,806 records).

For an up to date list of sources for Kerry and to search these records, go to kerry.rootsireland.ie and login or subscribe as required.

We are delighted to announce the publication of our latest issue of ‘Irish Genealogy Matters’, in which we keep our readers abreast of all of the latest developments in the Irish Family History Foundation and new records online! Click on the image above to read the newsletter in full. We hope you enjoy!

 

 

 

We are delighted to announce the addition of 3,295 new Kerry Roman Catholic baptismal and marriage records to our database at Roots Ireland. They are as follows:

• Prior baptisms, 1850-1899 (2,500 records);
• Prior marriages, 1850-1899 (795 records).

For an up to date list of sources for Kerry and to search these records, go to kerry.rootsireland.ie and login or subscribe as required.

We are delighted to announce the addition of almost 27,000 names from the Tithe Applotment Books covering all of County Clare dating from 1824-43.

The Tithe Applotment Books are a vital source for genealogical research for the pre-Famine period, given the loss of most of the nineteenth-century census records. They were compiled in order to determine the amount which occupiers of agricultural holdings over one acre should pay in tithes to the Church of Ireland.

For an up to date list of sources for Clare and to search these records, go to https://rootsireland.ie/clare/ and login or subscribe as required.