Hallinan back another generation

Dianne:

Roots Ireland www.rootsireland.ie has an 1834 baptism for a Robert Hallinan in St. Michaels RC parish. Roots is a pay site to view the record. I think it costs 5 euros per record. I did not look for Catherine Lahiff.

Roger McDonnell

Roger:  I couldn't find an 1834 baptism for Robert Hallinan St. Michaels, Limerick.

Unfortunately I let my credits run out so will have to order more.

There is a Robert Hallinan 1838 St. Michaels, Limerick but I haven't that record.

I previously paid for records of Robert Hallinan St. Michaels born Oct. 29, 1827 and Catherine Lahiff baptized Oct. 6, 1826 St. Patridck's Limerick, and a marriage for Robert Hallinan and Catherine Lahiff St. Michael's February 3, 1856. 

The 1820 birth dates were promising as both names (Robert and Catherine) are found but are 10 years earlier than all other documentation for my Robert and Catherine.  The marriage record appears correct.  Unfortunately parents are not listed.  Only transcriptions are available not actual documents.

Dianne

Dianne:

Sorry. I went back and checked and the record I found was the 1838 Robert Hallinan. I forgot that I did 1834 +- 5 years.

Roger

Hello,

I am searching for information on Hallinans, but they came from County Clare, however, I was interested to note the Lahiff name!!  

I have a GGGrandmother Ellen Lahiff 1826 - 1876 who married a Martin Cronin 1828 - 1876 at St. John's in Limerick  Her parents were a Michael Lahiff born 1805 and Bridget McNamara.  Ellen and Michael migrated to Australia after marrying and had 5 children. Could they have been related??

Patricia

I have found the parents of my Catherine Lahiff:  James Lahiff and Bridget Mullquinny (sp?)