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Ireland Resources/Links	County Waterford Resources
County Waterford Surnames	County Waterford Mailing Lists
Irish Mailing Lists	County Waterford Links
County Waterford Townlands	County Waterford Records
County Waterford Civil Parishes	County Waterford Baronies & PLUs

 

Waterford County Library, lastest acticles include: 1. 19th Century Elections In Waterford City 2. Early Waterford History 3. The English Invasion 4. The City Walls Of Waterford 5. The Huguenots In Waterford Databases include:  Trade directories, Griffith's valuation, Civil death registers, Register of electors, Grave memorials and Waterford war   Waterford Research Centre St Patrick's Church Jenkin's Lane Waterford City Ireland Tel: + + 353 (0) 51 876123 Fax: + + 353 (0) 51 850645 e-Mail:  mnoc@iol.ie The General Record Office The General Register Office (Oifig An Ard-Chláraitheora) is the central repository for records relating to Births, Deaths and Marriages in the Republic of Ireland. It is concerned with civil registration matters only, and does not engage in genealogical research. Records of marriages other than Roman Catholic marriages date back to 1st April 1845. Records of Births, Deaths and Roman Catholic Marriages date to 1st January, 1864. Fianna's Guide to Irish Research, This site includes links to maps, Irish history, FHC film #'s, census records and anything important  for the Irish genealogy researcher. Irish Parish/town History Book Website   Many town and/or parishes in Ireland have written histories.  The Parish History Book website is a central point where local history books are listed by county and can be very helpful to the Irish genealogical research.  First, they tell the history of the area, recount many local stories and at times include the tithes and  Griffiths Valuation data for the area.

 

Aylward, Barron, Butler (21), Comerford, Dalton, Duggan, Fallon, Farrell, Fay, Fitzgerald, Flynn (28), Foley (30), Harper, Henebry, Keane, Kelly (26), Le Poer, Lombard, MacGraw, MacGrath (31), Magrath, McCarthy (22), Morris, Morrissey (27), Mulcahy, Murphy (35), O'Brick, O'Brien (47), O'Comley, O'Conran, O'Cotter, O'Crotty, O'Dennehy, O'Felan, O'Flahavan, O'Flanagan, O'Geary, O'Keane, O'Lonergan, O'Merry, O'Morrisey, O'Mullany, O'Neill, O'Phelan, Ormonde, Phelan (25), Power (125), Rodger, Rodgers, Roger, Rogers, Ryan (35), Sherlock, Talbot, Tobin (20), Shannon, Small, Sullivan (25), Wadden, Wadding, Wall, Walsh (97), Waters, Whelan (23), White, Wyse.   The above list of surnames have either historic or numeric importance to County Waterford. Most are taken  from Matheson's birth index study of the 1890 census.  The number of 1890 births are cited following the name (in parentheses). If you have a website dedicated to any other these surnames, email me and I will link your page to the surname.

 

Griffith's Valuation Index This page contains extracts from Griffiths Valuation of Ireland Index for civil parishes in Waterford.

 

 

Waterford Mailing List. To subscribe, send the word "subscribe" (without the quotes) as the only text in the body of a message to WATERFORD-L-request@rootsweb.com for the list mode or WATERFORD-D-request@rootsweb.com to just receive the digest. Irl-Waterford Mailing List. To subscribe, send the word "subscribe" (without the quotes) as the only text in the body of a message to IRL-WATERFORD-L-request@rootsweb.com for the list mode or IRL-WATERFORD-D-request@rootsweb.com to just receive the digest.

 

 

The Ireland Mailing List is a discussion area aimed at helping people with Irish ancestors who are are researching family histories, and who are curious to learn more about Ireland, and eager to share their heritage. They enjoy sharing information on genealogy as well as discussions about Irish history, culture and customs, recipes, jokes, folklore, poetry, literature and all things of Ireland to place the lives of our ancestors in perspective. Ireland-L Mailing List The Ireland Roll Calls Mailing List is a unique mailing list devoted to only Roll Calls. Read rules carefully before posting.  The Irish American Mailing List is for anyone who has an interest in the Genealogy, History, Culture or anything related to the Irish immigration to the United States. If your ancestor(s) lived or even just passed through America, they have a special type of culture. The fun part of the list is figuring our what part or our traditions originated in Ireland or originated in the USA. Because of the many different immigrants all living in poor neighborhoods when they first came over, many of our traditions are a result of the many nationalities living together. This list will be a place where we discuss those traditions that include holidays, recipes, music, weddings, births, funerals/wakes, etc. Hopefully, in our discourse we will find not only genealogical connections, directions and resources but also where our family traditions started and which are pure Irish, which are Irish American or which are the result of that wonderful melting pot, the United States of America.         Irish-American Mailing List The NY-Irish Mailing List is for those having Irish emigrants who landed, passed through and/or settled in New York State and helped to shape and influence both New York State and New York City to become the great state and city they are today. Join a list dedicated to the NY Irish where not only is genealogy discussed and shared but the impact of the Irish on the history and culture of the city and the state are also important topics. Music, history, culture, recipes, research techniques and available resources are just a few of the many topics discussed on the list  NY-Irish Mailing List The Irish-In-UK is a mailing list for anyone who has an interest in the genealogy, history, culture or anything related to the Irish (including Northern Ireland) emigration to the United Kingdom which includes England, Scotland, Wales, the Isle of Man and the Channel Islands. Irish-In-UK Mailing List

 

The BritishIslesGenWeb Project has an extensive list of links to assist in your research in Ireland.  When you finish your visit to this page, you'll want to visit the Resource Page.   National Archives of Ireland, Many of the archives accessioned by the Public Record Office of Ireland before 1922 were destroyed by fire and explosion at the beginning of the Civil War in June 1922. Consequently, the archives now held by the National Archives date mainly from the 19th and 20th centuries, although some date back as far as the 13th century.   Travel Through the Ireland Story...Learn the history of Ireland from prehistoric times throught 1991.  Great site, include maps, geography and contemporary issues.  A good place to for Ireland history buffs.   Cobh, The Queenstown Story, from 1848 - 1950 over 6 million adults and children emigrated from Ireland - over 2.5 million departed from Cobh, making it the single most important port of emigration.  This site is dedicated to those who emigrated from Cobh.   Learn Ireland's history through maps.  History + Geography + Genealogy with a Special Focus on Ancient and Medieval Irish Tribes and Septs.  From the Ice Age to the Great Famine Ireland's History in Maps   Jo Mitchell's,  Churches of Ireland Photographs of churches of all denominations, in all counties.

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