Whilst I've found a huge amount of information for tracking the Irish who emigrated to America, Australa and Canada, I can't find anything to track when my ancestors actually came to England. From the births of the children I estimate that they came to England between 1848 (youngest child to be born in Ireland) and 1853 (only child to be born in England).
Does anyone know where to find records relating to Irish to UK?
Assuming that they all travelled together, there would have been :
Patrick KENNEDY (b 1809), his wife Margaret KENNEDY nee HOGAN (b1816) children Patrick (b1836), Silvester (bpt 1841), John (bpt 1843), and Michael (bpt 1848).
They may also have been travelling with John HOGAN (b 1832) and also Roger HOGAN (b1825) maybe with wife Margaret.
Jaymet
Monday 4th Mar 2013, 12:31PMMessage Board Replies
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Hi there,
I stand to be corrected but I don't think records were kept to uk pre 1890. No records were kept from the irish side but I don't know if records were kept on port of arrival.
Sorry I can't help, but maybe there's someone out there who can.
regards,
Anne
kenden
Monday 4th Mar 2013, 02:59PM -
Many thanks Anne, I thought this might be the case.
Jaymet
Tuesday 5th Mar 2013, 07:40AM -
There were never any passenger records for travel between Ireland and the UK. (It was a domestic jounrey till 1922 and still is if you are travelling from Northern ireland).
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