Placename from Civil Records- Dripsey, Inniscarra "Ahareenah"

CorkInishcarra (Cork)

I am trying to locate a place recorded in Civil Birth registration for one of my ancestors.As best that I can read it it say "Ahareenah, Inniscarra".I cannot seem to find it in Griffiths.

Jeremiah Crowley b 31 August 1872. Father= Bartholomew Crowley , mother= Ellen Crowley formerly Ford (see attached)

I have marriage record from Inniscarra from 29 Nov1861.

Jeremiah had a few siblings: James Bartholomew (c1863, baptized 3 Mar 1863 Inniscarra), Mary (c1865)and Catherine (c1868), Annie Mary (c1870) I have not located their Civil records yet.

The children all emmigrated to the USA, Connecticut but possibly first to Massachusetts. I cann locate death records for Bartholomew and Ellen.

I wouldlove to try to locate thsi place!

Many thanks-

Kathy Kelley

kellslax

10 years ago

3 replies

Hello Kellslax,

Spelling variations will occur. These all relate to your location query

http://www.logainm.ie/en/9434?s=Agharinagh

http://www.askaboutireland.ie/griffith-valuation/index.xml?action=doNameSearch&PlaceID=1660977&county=Cork&barony=Muskerry,%20east&parish=Inishcarra&townland=%3Cb%3EAgharinagh%3C/b%3E

http://www.census.nationalarchives.ie/pages/1901/Cork/Dripsey/Augherinagh/

P McG

10 years ago

Thank you- I wondered if it was a phonetic variation. I did find one mention of it in a posting in a newspaper as a land notice related to the property of John Bowen Colthurst who lived in Dripsey Castle.

http://search.findmypast.com/bna/viewarticle?id=bl%2f0001646%2f18511004…

Kathy

kellslax

10 years ago

Hello Kellslax,

Not a problem. If you open up the archival records - text records (21) you will see the name variants that have been used and the sources they appear in. You picked one where it was fairly easy to identify.

P McG

10 years ago

Placename from Civil Records- Dripsey, Inniscarra "Ahareenah"

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