Sylvia Binch-Talma's Page

Thanks for the info on GenLias, Sylvia.

Happy to help Sylvia if I can. Dont forget the URL that I sent you already, http://ihf.brsgenealogy.com/quis.php It is free to search the index. enter any name and parish. As I said will check Macroom parish but may take a while. Declan

Athousand apolifies Sylvia forgot to past them here they are:

British War Office Documents
These are the reference numbers for documents available at the British PRO, Kew England
Muster rolls or enrolment lists
Cork City: 1793-1876 (WO/13 2687-705)
Cork (North): 1793-1876 (WO/13 2706-26)
Cork (South): 1873-1876 (WO/13 2727-46)
Cork (West) Artillery: 1855-1876 (WO/13 2747- 50)
Regimental histories
Cork City Artillery Militia (WO68/368)
Cork City Infantry Militia (WO68/409)
Cork, North, Infantry Militia (WO68/306-312). Available from the LDS on film #0917176
Anyone intending to look up these documents should first check on availability through the Latter Day Saints, it might save a trip to London.
FURTHER READING
Sir Henry McAnally, The Irish Militia 1793-1816 (1949)
Gibson and Medlycott, Militia Lists and Musters 1757-1876 (1994)
William Spencer, The PRO Readers guide No.3 Records of Militia and Volunteer Forces 1757-1945 (1997)
R.G. Harris, The Irish Regiments 1683-1999 (1999)
Sir Henry McAnally "The Irish Militia 1793-1816. Raising the Force in Cork City and County' Journal of the Cork Historical and Archaeological Society (1940).
Colonel George Jackson Hey, An Epitomised History of the Militia (The Constitutional Force) (1908)
G.S. Ormerod, Regimental Records of the Third Battalion of the Royal Munster Fusiliers (Cork: Purcell, 1906). Available from the LDS film #0824226.
Declan

Hi Sylvia here are some references that I have collected for you Army list in Ireland . By the way, This army was the british army made up of Irish maen but commanded maily by English men who were landed gentry in Ireland
Declan

Hi again Sylvia Many Irish historical documents including census records and vital records of the Protestant Faith were destroyed by fire in 1922 during the Civil war.Some Protestant records were kept in local custody and therefore escaped destruction There is no one place where Protestant records are therefore kept but many are in Dublin Most catholic records have been microfilmed but not on line Civil registration began in general 1864 while Protestant marriages begin 1845.Its difficult to explain in such a short time.You may be able to get John Grenhams book Tracing your Irish Ancestors regarded as the most complete and accurate.
Here are a few places you can search on line:
http://ihf.brsgenealogy.com/quis.php this you can search an index for bmd, Griffiths Valuations and some census I have searched this and found the following birthe in county cork parish not mentioned you will have to pay for further details.Action Source Surname First Name Year County

Church Baptism Sinclair John 1805 Co. Cork


Church Baptism Sinclair Morgan 1816 Co. Cork


Church Baptism Sinclair Archibald 1825 Co. Cork


Church Baptism Saint Clare Edward 1836 Co. Cork


Church Baptism Sinclair Edmond 1837 Co. Cork


Church Baptism Sinclr John 1838 Co. Cork


Church Baptism Sinclair Honora 1840 Co. Cork


Church Baptism Sinclair Frances 1841 Co. Cork


Church Baptism Sinclaire Bridget 1842 Co. Cork


Church Baptism Sinclair Ellen 1844 Co. Cork

I hope this shows up properly for you. They are other local sources that I will check for you. And I will check with Macroom Church of Ireland for you. Notice that St Clair may be spelt Sinclair. Notice Edward St Clare 1836 Declan

Hi Sylvia Have you tried researching the British military records at Kew London I live near macroom. It is highly unlikely that you will find any records in Ireland apart from Griffiths valuations. Was the family Catholic or Protestant? As you probably know "Daly" was and is a common name in Macroom.

Hi Sylvia: I have come across the Index of your Grand Parents Marriage in Macroom. In 1860. Did they stay in Cork, did they stay in Ireland. Had they children . Let me know , and I will have a look for you.
Alan

Hi Sylvia, great to see at the Friesland Group. I hope we can share lots of helpful information. - Elisabeth