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The paid site, Roots Ireland, has COI birth records from 1808-1900, marriage records from 1809 - 1900, and death records from 1806-1900. If you tell me the names you are searching for, I can take a look for you....there are quite a few Hopkins when I searched that surname.
Regards,
The following Hopkins baptisms for Carnew appear on RootsIreland, with additional information:
- Church Baptism HopkinsSimon1826Co. Wicklow
- Church Baptism HopkinsCatherine1828Co. Wicklow
- Church Baptism HopkinsEliza1830Co. Wicklow
- Church Baptism HopkinsBridget1839Co. Wicklow
- Church Baptism HopkinsHenry1840Co. Wicklow
- Church Baptism HopkinsJohn1841Co. Wicklow
Sorry...these are for Catholics, not the COI.
There are 39 COI baptisms for Hopkins in Carnew on rootsireland...what names are you looking for/
Dear Patricia
No need for sorry...I believe that some of these Hopkins at "Tomacork+" or Carnew RC are related to the other Protestant Hopkins. So thank you!
However, when I searched the Nat Library site I could not find the entry for Simon, not the one for Eliza in the original images..
In regard to the Church of Ireland Parish of Carnew, I have an old transcription which contains about 50 Hopkins baptisms. Can I send this data to you on a speadsheet so you can compare notes? I don't completely trust the old transcription.
One item is a Sept 28 1845 baptism for a daughter (Catherine or Elizabeth?) of Joseph and Elizabeth. It looks like he was a "surgeon" but I suspect it was "sawyer". Again could be a transcription error?
No need for sorry...I believe that some of these Hopkins at "Tomacork+" or Carnew RC are related to the other Protestant Hopkins. So thank you!
However, when I searched the Nat Library site I could not find the entry for Simon, not the one for Eliza in the original images..
In regard to the Church of Ireland Parish of Carnew, I have an old transcription which contains about 50 Hopkins baptisms. Can I send this data to you on a speadsheet so you can compare notes? I don't completely trust the old transcription.
One item is a Sept 28 1845 baptism for a daughter (Catherine or Elizabeth?) of Joseph and Elizabeth. It looks like he was a "surgeon" but I suspect it was "sawyer". Again could be a transcription error?
PS Did you find anything regarding the "lost" pre 1800 records?
