Tulla visitors baptised in 1819

Hi,

It is possible that there was an army barracks in Tulla or an RIC barracks and that the men were stationed there. Just a thought.

Thankyou Patricia

I will follow this up

Hi,

In relation to this record, is the entry for a townland or a parish?

I attach a copy of baptism record and the townland of Knockdoocunna - Griffith's Valuations - in Tulla. Could they relate ?

Regards,

Tulla Parish - 1819 - Baptisms

Tithe records for 1826 has the following recorded: Derrymore - John Dwyer - Liscullane - Thomas King - Ballyvergin - Parish of Clooney, Doora, Quin - Francis Driscoll. Most of the Driscoll's in Co. Clare are recorded in the Kilrush area. There is a William Driscoll in Drumcliffe parish, Ennis and also a John Driscoll - 1825. John Driscoll is recorded as Church of Ireland. Michael Driscoll may be a member of the Church of Ireland. It could be the reason that no baptismal sponsors are recorded? There were 8 Patrick Halloran's recorded in the parish of Tulla in 1826.

Clare library - www.clarelibrary.ie may be able to assist. 

Drumcliffe - Ennis - Church of Ireland - Baptism of Michael Driscoll on July 4th 1798 - Father: Patrick Driscoll - Mother: Mary Rowland.

Credits: www.rootsireland.ie - Subscription site.

Regards,

"Knockdoocunna (Cnoc Dúchonna) is a townland in Killuran ED, in Tulla Civil Parish, in Barony, in Co. Clare, Ireland."--townlands.ie

Thanks  a lot Patricia and McCoy

Knockaclugga is a townland in the Electoral division and Civil parish of Kilmoylan ,barony of Shand, Limerick county

I looked agian at the Transcribed Tulla  Baptismal records on the Clare Library website ,and the transcriber has noted Knockaclugg

However magnification , as much as is possible , leaves the conclusion  that the  letters  CL     could be  D ,   which would make Knockdoocunna a possibility

I am interested in Brigit King and the genetic and other possible relationships with the Hallorans.Killuran also makes sense for the King family

Moranding