McArdle's

Hi Again Kath, I will try a few searches but can you confirm a year or a period for the marriage etc. also the religion of the people as that helps for which records to look under.

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Pat

Hi Kath I see the 2nd marriage in 1878 but his fathers name is not clear to me. He married Alice in 1873, she is from the neighbouring townland of 1 Carrickedmond, See https://www.townlands.ie/louth/ They had 3 children at least, Henry 1873, Ellen 1876 and James in 1875; 

I see 4 Alice McArdle deaths on Irish genealogy but the images are not available but they can be ordered online, I think it is only €1 or maybe €4 but do not purchase a full copy at €20 as this is only required for legal purposes. The person present at death may give assistance but if it occurred in a hospital you will just get the manager.

I located 13 baptisms for a John McArdle and Cath Coburn, also one for a Kate Coburn, I looked at Irish Genealogy to get some of the certs and attach, the 13 hits are 

Sarah 1888  Co. Louth    

Cornelius     1886  Co. Louth    

Thos  1890  Co. Louth    

Joseph         1885  Co. Louth    

Mary  1884  Co. Louth    

Hugh 1893  Co. Louth    

James 1883  Co. Louth    

Patrick         1883  Co. Louth    

Bernard       1882  Co. Louth    

Catherine    1881  Co. Louth    

Anne  1896  Co. Louth    . 

Mary  1880  Co. Louth    

Bridget        1879  Co. Louth    

You may want to check the full civil cert as there is another McArdle / Coburn marriage. Also the baptisms of two of the children contained notes, this was often done when the person married out of the parish. Under John born 1887 it just says J McDonnell while under Anne it says Eugene Larkin St Albans witness's John Rafferty and Mary Durnin (Durnin is a Louth Name).

I hope that is the information required. Some certs attached.

Regards
Pat

Kath, I have looked at Griffiths valuation and see a Charles McArdle with two plots of land in Monascreebe, Ballymascanlan. See http://www.askaboutireland.ie/griffith-valuation/index.xml?action=place… put in Ballymacscanlan as the place name in Louth, he had two landlords a William and Philip Skelton. He may have bought the land in the Land Purchase Scheme toward the end of the 1800s. You can also find a Michael Coburn in Carrickedmund in 1854 too, only Coburn there. 

If  you are interested you can use the above to locate the actual holding from the map icon and the plot number obtained from the first pop up tab, up to date mapping here http://map.geohive.ie/

the main site is here but is not responding just now. https://www.osi.ie/ ;

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Pat

Hi Kath, I noted you posted a reply here but unfortunatly the site went down for maintenance and your messsage disappeared into cyber space. My only memory of it was a mention of Philipstown and a marriage. Now there are 3 Philipstowns in Louth, one a parish but I think you are referring to a Philipstown near Monascreebe which is just a small townland (came up previously as there is a Philipstown House of a Bell family) See if interested. https://www.philipstownhouse.com/history.html

If you repost we can have a look for any relevant records.

Regards

Pat

HI Kath

the only Owen or Bernards I can find are not born in those years. The most suitable Owen is born in 1841 in Upper Creggan with mother Alice and father James, it is recorded under County Armagh but I think the parish straddled both counties. The Owen born in 1845 has a father Bryan and was born in Mullacrew near Tallanstown not too far away but not correct in my view.

The only Bernards recorded that I see are also in Armagh though not in Upper Creggan and were born in 1852, none in Louth plus or minus 10 years or around Ireland.  Father also James but mothers were Anne Cassidy and Ellen Nugent. 

Where did you find the record for Bernard. Also he was 36 when he died so possible birth 1857 but 1855 is near enough to allow for error in recording.

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Pat

Hi Kath, I am not keeeping up as there is a lot of other stuff going on here, I have revisited the data and I think Shortstone is probably a cousins family as there are often the same names used for children to honour the partcular parent or grandparent etc. I am trying to stick to the paper trail and have looked up the following which is on Irish Genealogy.

Alice O'Neill had 3 children, Henry; James and Ellen. Ellen was registered on 5th September 1876 (her baptism might show her actual birth date if she was born somewhat earlier as there was a fine for not registering in timely manner). Her poor mother Alice died in the 4th Quarter of 1876 but the certifiate is not currently available to see, this may be rectified shortly. Ellens registration of birth is interesting as the father is John but she was registered by james who is listed as the occupier, I take this to be the perso in control of the place she was born in Monascreebe, the person who owned or rented the land. So probably James worked for his father on the farm and lived there too.

I also searched for the death of James and found two for Monascreebe, interesting for two reasons, one was a James in 1892 aged 59 who died n Monascreebe and he was a batchelor, his sister Bridget McGinn was present at death in Monascreebe. Could he be Johns brother and now you alos have a sister.

The next James McArdle is in my view the daddy of them all James died 1881 in Monascreebe a widower and a farmer, present at death is a Dominic Rodgers I think but no relationship noted. He is listed as 83 years so born in 1798. 

I attach the two certificates. Sorry for the variant spelling of Monascreebe.

Regards

Pat

 

 

Hello Kath, what is outstanding on this query now, we have covered a lot of ground and I am unsure where you wish to proceed to or if you are content to date. Lets know please.

Regards

Pat