ballycroum

I found the Farrell family in the 1901 and 1911 censuses. Mary must have died prior to 1901. NOTE: The townland was erroneously transcribed as Ballycrown in the 1901 census. Also, note that the 1911 census shows that John, the father, was retired army pensioner.

Roger McDonnell

http://www.census.nationalarchives.ie/reels/nai000490159/

http://www.census.nationalarchives.ie/reels/nai001807320/

Hi,

There are lots of FARRELLs and McMAHONs in the area.  I have bookmarked your mail and will try to get our lady in Feakle to help out in finding the ones remaining.  All the best,

James McNamara

Feakle Clare Liaison

feakle@irelandxo.com

Hi,

There are lots of FARRELLs and McMAHONs in the area.  I have bookmarked your mail and will try to get our lady in Feakle to help out in finding the ones remaining.  All the best,

James McNamara

Feakle Clare Liaison

feakle@irelandxo.com

Hi james many thanks for your interest. I have no knowledge of that side of the family.I just remember my grandmother as a little old lady with round glasses many thanks again peter mckenna 

with further research I think john married lena shaughnessy in 1922 and had 2 children ann dob 1929 & william j in 1934 any help appreciated many thanks peter

Hi Peter, 

The post 1900 data will be at GRO and you can order the records through them for 4 euro each if you provide the index references (SRD, QTR, VOL, and PAGE)

See www.groireland.ie (redirects now to: http://www.welfare.ie/en/Pages/General-Register-Office.aspx  

Thank you,

James 

Hi james,so obvious when you think about it.many thanks peter