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 Property Owners Lists circa 1870
Transcriptions by Jean Rice
Posted by admin 03/06/2003

This lists only represents those who owned an acre or more. In Ireland, in 1876, for example, most of the land was owned by only 2,000 individuals, while millions owned less or none at all, working on a patch of land owned by someone else.

Wonderful resources for you would include a genealogy library as well as your local LDS (Mormon) Family History Center. The FHCs are free and open to the general public and contain millions of Irish and worldwide records! Check out their microfilmed and microfiched information in their FHC Catalogue computer diskettes for civil registration, censuses, census substitutes, etc. A volunteer will assist you. I suggest you ask to see their MICROFICHED IGI INDEX FOR IRELAND. Located in catalogue card type drawers under the heading "British Isles," subheading "Ireland," you will find 1-4 little black squares of fische containing much birth/christening/marriage information for each Irish county.

This information is alphabetized, (includes alternate spellings as found in that county), pertains mostly to the latter part of the 1860s, but also with some earlier and later dates. If you use the microfiche, ask the FHC volunteer to place the largest magnifying lens into the microfiche reader for easy viewing before you get started. You can make a photocopy of a whole list of your surnames in Co. Limerick right at the machine with a touch of the button!

The above information was furnished by Jean Rice



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11/13/2004 09:23 - slevco
This is a very informative article.  I have been to my local FHC in London and they were so helpful and even helped me with the microfiche.  But be prepared for a long haul, illegible writing, and mis-spellings. Still,I think this is all part of the task we have all set ourselves.  And the thrill when you find, or think you've found, a relative!
 

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