How well do you know your Irish ancestors?
Birth
Ancestors name given & surname
Sex
Fathers name
Mothers name
Mothers birth surname
Profession of father
Siblings names
Date of birth
County of birth
Registration district of birth
Civil & catholic parish of birth
Townland of birth
Town of birth
Time of birth
Place of birth
Baptism
Religious denomination
Date of baptism
Town/City of baptism
Church where they were baptised
Catholic parish of baptism
Witnesses or Godparents
Marriage
Spouse's name
Date of marriage
Age of both parties
Status of both parties
Name of the father
Occupation of the father
Place of marriage
Church where they were married
Catholic parish of the marriage
County of the marriage
Registration district of marriage
Civil parish of the marriage
Townland of the marriage
Town or city of the marriage
Witnesses
Work
Occupation
Military service records
Emigration records
Land records
Census records
Legal and criminal records
Death
Date of death
Age at death
Cause of death
Place of death
County of death
Registration district of death
Civil parish of death
Townland of death
Informant of death
Wills, Administrations, Probate
Burial
Date of burial
Place of burial cemetery/graveyard
Memorial Inscriptions
Plot number
Buried with
Church of burial
County of burial
Catholic parish of burial
Townland of the burial
Town or city of burial
Obituaries
Baptism
Name of child, date of baptism and birth, names of the father and mother and their home address. Mother's first and maiden name is normally recorded and the names of least two Godparents.
Marriage
Date of marriage. Names, addresses, ages, occupations of bride and groom. Names and addresses of at least two witnesses. From 1850 both parents' names and their address are often recorded.
Burial
Name of deceased, home address, including townland and date of burial.