Hello Everyone!
Good news! I just discovered that IrishGenealogy.ie currently is housing Civil Registration records for the General Records Office of Ireland. As of this date they have the following years uploaded:
Births: 1864 to 1915
Marriages: 1882* to 1940
Deaths: 1891* to 1965
Not all indexed entries have an image attached, but if one is available it can be found at the bottom of the individual's entry by clicking on the "image" hyperlink.
The website is continuing to work on bringing online Death and Marriage records back to 1864 and 1845 respectively. Here is the webpage LINK to keep tabs on their progress.
Until Next Time,
Jessica
Sunday, November 27, 2016
Friday, November 25, 2016
Ancestry/Fold3 : All UK, Royal Hospital Chelsea Pensioner Admissions and Discharges, 1715-1925
Hello Everyone,
I came across a new database on Ancestry.com that I think might be of some benefit for a few Lardner families: All UK, Royal Hospital Chelsea Pensioner Admissions and Discharges, 1715-1925. The files themselves are housed on a non-Ancestry.com associated website, so if you do not have an Ancestry account you can pay for access to see the records on Fold3.com instead.
Please note, I'm only including pertinent facts, not the entirety of what can be found the records. In addition, I am also only listing those entries that specifically reference County Clare. If you know your Clare relatives name and regiment, you may be able to find their service information in the registers. There are several Lardners (and variations of the name) listed, but not all entries provide a place of birth.
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"Examination of Invalid Soldiers on Monday the 2nd June 1788"
J[oh]n Lardner of the 44th Foot Reg't, Age 46 (abt 1742), Served: 12, Where born: Drumclift, Clare, Occupation: Tanner
"His Majesty's XLIVth Regiment of Foot whereof Lieut. Gen. Charles Rainsford is Colonel"
Military discharge of John Lardiner, of the 44th Foot in Capt. Edward Dunnces Company, born in Drumclift, Clair, Occupation: Tanner, Aged 43, Served faithfully for 12 years.
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"Examination of Invalid Soldiers on Wednesday the 3rd of Febr[uar]y 1747/48"
W[illia]m Lardner of the 28th Reg't Bragg's, Age 46 (abt 1701), Served 23, disabled by lone sickness & kapture, Where born: Innis, Clare, Occupation: Wool comb'
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"Examination of Invalid Soldiers on 8th September 1874"
Michael Lardner of the 18th Foot, Private, Age 38 (abt 1836), Served: 21 (1 yr 7mo Crimea, 8yr 4mo, India, 9yr 1mo Malta), earned 1 badge, Where born: Kilofin, Kildysart, Clare, Occupation: Labourer, 6ft 10in tall, brown eyes, brown hair.
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Until Next Time,
Jessica
I came across a new database on Ancestry.com that I think might be of some benefit for a few Lardner families: All UK, Royal Hospital Chelsea Pensioner Admissions and Discharges, 1715-1925. The files themselves are housed on a non-Ancestry.com associated website, so if you do not have an Ancestry account you can pay for access to see the records on Fold3.com instead.
Please note, I'm only including pertinent facts, not the entirety of what can be found the records. In addition, I am also only listing those entries that specifically reference County Clare. If you know your Clare relatives name and regiment, you may be able to find their service information in the registers. There are several Lardners (and variations of the name) listed, but not all entries provide a place of birth.
*****
"Examination of Invalid Soldiers on Monday the 2nd June 1788"
J[oh]n Lardner of the 44th Foot Reg't, Age 46 (abt 1742), Served: 12, Where born: Drumclift, Clare, Occupation: Tanner
"His Majesty's XLIVth Regiment of Foot whereof Lieut. Gen. Charles Rainsford is Colonel"
Military discharge of John Lardiner, of the 44th Foot in Capt. Edward Dunnces Company, born in Drumclift, Clair, Occupation: Tanner, Aged 43, Served faithfully for 12 years.
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"Examination of Invalid Soldiers on Wednesday the 3rd of Febr[uar]y 1747/48"
W[illia]m Lardner of the 28th Reg't Bragg's, Age 46 (abt 1701), Served 23, disabled by lone sickness & kapture, Where born: Innis, Clare, Occupation: Wool comb'
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"Examination of Invalid Soldiers on 8th September 1874"
Michael Lardner of the 18th Foot, Private, Age 38 (abt 1836), Served: 21 (1 yr 7mo Crimea, 8yr 4mo, India, 9yr 1mo Malta), earned 1 badge, Where born: Kilofin, Kildysart, Clare, Occupation: Labourer, 6ft 10in tall, brown eyes, brown hair.
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Until Next Time,
Jessica
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