Hi,
I was always told that my relation, William George McKee left for England in 1910. I now find out that he was living in Roscrea in 1911.
I did come across a William George McKee, who married in Dublin North, July-Sep, 1920. If I could get the cert, it would be very easy to prove that it is he, as his father was Robert A McKee, former RIC officer, deceased. william's profession would probably be a grocer.
Any help, much appreciated.
John
Hi John,
this might be the cert you are looking for https://civilrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/churchrecords/images/marriage_returns/marriages_1920/09270/5356044.pdf
It is available on the free site irishgenealogy.ie
I hope this helps.
Hi Jim,
Many thanks.
Much appreciated,
J
Hi Jim,
Just one thing. I tracked a daughter (99% sure) of William George McKee, Frances Isabella McKee, born 1921, Mountmellick.
The reference I got from Family Search.
However, when I put her name into the irishgenealogy site you gave me, no result came up.
I'm just wondering if I am doing something wrong?
John
Hi John,
there is what's called a 100 year rule in relation to birth records on that site. Here is an extract from irishgenealogy.ie "The records now available online include: Birth register records – 1864 to 1919;".
You should be able to order the cert for €4 by following the links on this site https://www2.hse.ie/services/births-deaths-and-marriages/get-certificates/ordering-certificates.html
Many thanks
J
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