Some help with Ireland Records Index.

[lambo]

On Ancestry i found 2 people i have been trying to search from Ireland.

Its in the Irish Records Index, and has Film Number, T,Box and Order number and Item order number.

What do i do with these numbers and how can i actually view the info that is on them as it wont let you actually view anything on Ancestry also i dont live in ireland. Anyhelp would be greatful.

[Gwen@coggiecorner]

Hi and welcome can you post the details of the 2 people if they are not living and we can look for you.

[lambo]

Hi Thakyou.

Christoper Mannering, Kilmashogue, Dublin. 1888.
Film: 101023
T,Box & Order: T2773
Iteam: BX21 #28.

Mary Anne Mannering, Kilmashogue, Dublin. (Widow) 1890.
Film: 101023
T,Box & Order: T2824
Iteam Oreder: BX21 #29.

I hope someone can find what they are and if i can get copies of what it is.

[brenmac]

hello and welcome i know some irish records were distroyed...i have been looking in the cork area brenda xxx

[KiteRunner]

This is the ancestry info about that database:
About Irish Records Index, 1500-1920
This database is a name index to microfiled Irish records contained in the Family History Library, Salt Lake City. Each entry reveals the person's name, date of record, and residence in Ireland. More importantly, the microfilm, box, and item numbers are provided to aid the researcher in obtaining a copy of the original record. These records include histories, pedigrees, parish registers, probates, and orphan's court records.


After the fire at the Dublin Record Office in 1922, the government appealed for Irish residents to donate any copies of records they possessed. This appeal yielded a large and widely varied collection of information that the Family History Library in Salt Lake City microfilmed in the 1960s. This database is an index to these records now in possession of the Library. Each entry reveals the person's name, date of record, and residence in Ireland. More importantly, the microfilm, box, and item numbers are provided to aid the researcher in obtaining a copy of the original record. These records include histories, pedigrees, parish registers, probates, and orphan's court records. For those seeking Irish ancestors, this index can be a tremendous aid.
The records in this database can be found at the Family History Library in Salt Lake City. Films: 101011-25, 257841-3, 496361-95, 579477-8, 581925-33, 592932-44, 592952-4, 593622-49, 593653-8, 595358-70, 595937-8, and 823473

[lambo]

Brilliant information, but how do you get hold of the original documents, can you actually contact FHL in Salt Lake City.

I have been doing FH for 9 years and this little bit is new to me.

[KiteRunner]

You would have to ask at your nearest LDS Family History Centre whether they can order the microfilm for you.

[lambo]

Thankyou for all your help i have the nearest one which is in Newport i will ring Saturday when they are open.

[glendahewitt]

Dont know if these are of any help.
Taken from 1911 Irish Census for Dublin.

Residents of house number 43.2 in Terenure Road, North (Terenure, Dublin)
Surname Forename Age Sex
Mannering Henry 38 Male
Mannering Christopher 11 Male
Mannering Annie 9 Female
Mannering Mary 7 Female
Mannering Josephine 4 Female


Residents of house number 14 in Annaville Avenue (Stillorgan, Dublin)
Surname Forename Age Sex
Mannering John 54 Male
Mannering Mary 52 Female
Mannering Elizabeth 25 Female
Mannering Ellen 22 Female
Mannering Susan 19 Female
Mannering Christina 16 Female
Doyle John 16 Male


Irish census now on line. Free.

https://www.census.nationalarchives.ie

Regards
Glenda

[kathsgirl.48]

I found this on the familysearch pilot website.

FamilySearch Record Search

Name: Christopher Mannering
Registration district: Dublin South
Record type: DEATHS
Registration date - quarter and year: Oct - Dec 1888
Estimated birth year: 1844
Age: 44
Mother surnames:
Film number: 101594
Volume: 2
Page: 429
Digital GS number: 4200676
Image number: 00491
Collection: Ireland, Civil Registration Indexes 1845-1958

You could order a photo copy of the death certificate from the Irish GRO. A photo copy is a couple of £'s cheaper than the actual certificate. Looks idental to a certificate but printed on white paper rather than their official 'certificate' paper.

The General Register Office Ireland :: An tSeirbhís um Chlárú Sibhialta For Southern Ireland (Eire)
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[lambo]

Brilliant Thankyou.

I dont know who the people are in 1911 census they maybe related.
I dont have that much yet on this side. but the death info i have from the FRS, thankyou but i didnt know you could order photo copies.

Thankyou both thats a great help.