hi there im trying to find some family history

Could this be him possibly? Family search doesn't pull any returns for McGinn but it may be a possible transcription error.

www.rootsirealnd.ie shows 3 results for an Edward Mcginn born in 1910 in Tyrone but none matching with a father named Richard.

~~Name: Edward Mcgirr 
 Event Type: Birth 
 Event Date: Oct - Dec 1910 
 Event Place: Clogher, Ireland 
 Registration Quarter and Year: Oct - Dec 1910 
 Registration District: Clogher 
 Age: 
 Birth Year (Estimated): 
 Mother's Maiden Name: 
 Volume Number: 3 
 Page Number: 85 
 GS Film number: 101073 
 Digital Folder Number: 004194692 
 Image Number: 00273 

Not sure this helps but also join the the mailing list for Co. Tryone at www.cotyroneireland.com for help from others there.

Regards,

Mike Kelly

how 1909. they lost a year worth of records in them years.

do you have any other information we can look for like siblings names? Mother's name?

This is the only Edward McGinn in the entire county in 1911.

http://www.census.nationalarchives.ie/pages/1911/Tyrone/Omagh_Urban/Der…

This does not match the information you provided for father's name or parish, but does match the age nicely.

This is what I found matching the census record

~~Name: Joseph M'Ginn 
 Event Type: Birth 
 Event Date: Jul - Sep 1899 
 Event Place: Omagh, Ireland 
 Registration Quarter and Year: Jul - Sep 1899 
 Registration District: Omagh 
 Age: 
 Birth Year (Estimated): 
 Mother's Maiden Name: 
 Volume Number: 2 
 Page Number: 230 
 GS Film number: 101067 
 Digital Folder Number: 004193981 
 Image Number: 00523

~~Name: John M'Ginn 
 Event Type: Birth 
 Event Date: Jan - Mar 1901 
 Event Place: Omagh, Ireland 
 Registration Quarter and Year: Jan - Mar 1901 
 Registration District: Omagh 
 Age: 
 Birth Year (Estimated): 
 Mother's Maiden Name: 
 Volume Number: 2 
 Page Number: 248 
 GS Film number: 101068 
 Digital Folder Number: 004193982 
 Image Number: 00367 

~~Name: Charles Vincent M'Ginn 
 Event Type: Birth 
 Event Date: Jan - Mar 1904 
 Event Place: Omagh, Ireland 
 Registration Quarter and Year: Jan - Mar 1904 
 Registration District: Omagh 
 Age: 
 Birth Year (Estimated): 
 Mother's Maiden Name: 
 Volume Number: 2 
 Page Number: 247 
 GS Film number: 101070 
 Digital Folder Number: 004193984 
 Image Number: 00053 

~~Name: James Gerrard M'Ginn 
 Event Type: Birth 
 Event Date: Jan - Mar 1907 
 Event Place: Omagh, Ireland 
 Registration Quarter and Year: Jan - Mar 1907 
 Registration District: Omagh 
 Age: 
 Birth Year (Estimated): 
 Mother's Maiden Name: 
 Volume Number: 2 
 Page Number: 251 
 GS Film number: 101071 
 Digital Folder Number: 004194690 
 Image Number: 00375 

~~Name: Edward Alphonsus Mcginn 
 Event Type: Birth 
 Event Date: Oct - Dec 1909 
 Event Place: Omagh, Ireland 
 Registration Quarter and Year: Oct - Dec 1909 
 Registration District: Omagh 
 Age: 
 Birth Year (Estimated): 
 Mother's Maiden Name: 
 Volume Number: 3 
 Page Number: 234 
 GS Film number: 101072 
 Digital Folder Number: 004194691 
 Image Number: 00602 

the mum name was irene. but dont know wot was her  maiden name was. edward grand parents was ruben and marrella.

I can find no matches to any of the names you have provided. This is a real mystery...

They should exist as registerations started in 1864 for BMDs

hi there there u found a record of edward alphonsus mcginn.  i think that the right one. as my uncle did tell me his middle name

The parents of the Edward Alphonsus McGinn are Charles M. McGinn and Sarah Doherty and they married in April - June 1899. Charles' father was James. I believe his mother was Mary McCullough but I am uncertain it is a match.

Where did you recieve the information on your great grands parents and great great grandparents' names? Is it possible what you were told is incorrect?

my dad wrote on one of my brothers baby book. he must.put the wrong names down.. did charles  have anymore kids. i think there stone mason 

the first names i gave u there from edward wife side of the family i just worked it out. thank u for the help. i just found it r realitive thank u very much. it

Excellect. Your're Welcome Sean.

Yes, Charles was a brick layer according to the 1911 census. Let me know if I can help you in any other way.

I can tell you how and where to get records if you like.

Cheers,

Mike Kelly

Pennsylvania, USA

yes please how could i get the records 

http://www.welfare.ie/en/Pages/Apply-for-Certificates.aspx

http://www.nidirect.gov.uk/general-register-office-for-northern-ireland

Notice You only need an uncertified copy which will contain all the same information you are looking for. Unless you are going to apply for dual citizenship, for which you likely do not need apply, as you already are a citizen of the United Kingdom. There is a possibility with this information you may be able to apply for dual citizenship for the Republic of Ireland but I am not sure of this. What I do know is, if you have a parent or grandparent born in Ireland you can apply for dual citizenship. I do not know if this includes the entire Island as Northern Ireland is considered part of the UK and Repulic is not. This is a question I would like to have the answer to because my grandfather was born in Beragh.

I hope this helps. Let me know if you need any other help.

~~Rates
There is no fee to register a birth or for re-registration to include a parent's details. There is a fee of €5 for insertion or alteration of a forename.
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