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Tracing Your Irish Ancestors: The Complete Guide. Fourth Edition

 

TRACING IRISH ANCESTORS AND ANCESTRY

::   Interested in Genealogy and Tracing your Irish Ancestors?

::   Trying to piece together the story of your Family History?

::   Stuck somewhere on your Irish Ancestry Research or Family Tree?

::   Like to learn about your roots in Ireland but haven't the time?

::   Executor of a Will trying to trace missing beneficiaries?

::   Looking to know more about an Irish Name, Family Crest or Heraldry?

::     If you're thinking YES! and want to find out more about your Irish Heritage then contact ancestrace & make us your Irish Genealogist of choice.

ANCESTRACE FOR YOU

::   From Dublin Ireland, ancestrace will personally visit Archives, Repositories, Churches - and anywhere necessary to trace your ancestors.

::   Complete Irish ancestry research, investigating a particular name or finding and transcribing a single archive record or headstone inscription - whatever it is you need - we'll do it.

::   However large or small your request, it'll be our pleasure to help you.

::   Do we enjoy this? - Yes!!! But not as much as we'll enjoy making a presentation to you of your Irish family history.

::   We also assist fellow genealogists from anywhere in the world if you require information or research from Ireland.

::   A fully researched and documented family history can be fascinating and truly fulfilling. Yes, there can be a surprise of two in your family tree!

::   It doesn't have to be your own family history. A gift to someone illustrating their Irish Ancestry is usually received very warmly. Whatever the occasion, it's a great addition to the family.

           

ANCESTRACE IRISH GENEALOGISTS - SOURCES

::   National Archives of Ireland, which holds both the 1901 Census of Ireland and 1911 Census of Ireland plus Griffith's Valuation (Recorded between 1848 and 1864 - post famine) with land holders and heads of households, including tenant farmers;

::   The Genealogical Office in the Manuscripts Reading Room at The National Library of Ireland;

::    Dublin City Library and Archives;

::    National University of Ireland Libraries;

::    Central Catholic Library Ireland;

::    Representative Church Body Library, Dublin;

::    Royal Irish Academy Library, Dublin;

::    The Linen Hall Library, Belfast;

::    General Register Office, Research Room, Dublin;

::    General Registry Office of Northern Ireland, Belfast.