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Register of Wills And Inventories Dublin (1898)

In the name of God. Amen. I, the aforesaid William, being sound in mind though weak in body, do make my testament in this manner: first, I bequeath my soul to Almighty God, St. Mary, and all the saints, and my body to be buried in the church of All Saints at Balmadun.

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Irish Births 1869 Volume 1. Surnames A - H

This unique document has been compiled exclusively for Genealogy Ebooks. This never before published register holds the names of those born in the whole of Ireland in the year 1868. As well as the child's full name is also the name of the father and the maiden name of the mother, together with County and Townland where available. The combined number of names in both volumes is 391,223 and runs…

11 March 2016 02:15 AM

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Irish Births 1869 Volume 2. Surnames I - P

This unique document has been compiled exclusively for Genealogy Ebooks. This never before published register holds the names of those born in the whole of Ireland in the year 1868. As well as the child's full name is also the name of the father and the maiden name of the mother, together with County and Townland where available. The combined number of names in both volumes is 391,223 and runs…

11 March 2016 02:14 AM

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Irish Births 1869 Volume 3. Surnames Q - Z

This unique document has been compiled exclusively for Genealogy Ebooks. This never before published register holds the names of those born in the whole of Ireland in the year 1868. As well as the child's full name is also the name of the father and the maiden name of the mother, together with County and Townland where available. The combined number of names in both volumes is 391,223 and runs…

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Evictions in the Kilrush Union

There are considerable numbers in this Union at present houseless, or still worse, living in places unfit for human habitation where disease will be constantly generated. The workhouse has been frequently swamped by this class, and the hospital and infirmary must be so while such a state of evictions exists.

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Index to the Prerogative Wills of Ireland 1536 – 1810

The wills in Ireland may be said to consist of two classes, Prerogative and Diocesan. Those proved in the Prerogative Court are the most important, containing, as they do, testamentary devises from all parts of Ireland, and generally referring to the more important members of the community. They commence in 1536, and continue to 1858.

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All Ireland Criminal Offenders List 1862

A return, by counties, of all offences committed in Ireland during Eighteen Months, ending 11th March 1862; specifying the Nature, Date, and Place of each Offence; whether rendered Amenable to Justice; and the Result in each Case, so far as is known to the Constabulary.

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