Early Christmas the other day. With information retrieved from Glasnevin Cemetery I was able to order the following vital records. Photocopies of originals for only 4 Euro each.   Deaths: By finding an online record of Rose McEntyre (Egan)’s death, Thomas’ first wife I was able to find all the records below. Only took 20 years

I have 2 big pieces to the jigsaw puzzle. This Kiama Clan of McIntyres I believe to be related. My guess is (based on some clues and evidence)  that the Thomas here is the older brother of my James McEntyre who lived in Dublin. I have the death certificate for Thomas that lists another Thomas

Unfortunately there were no headstones but at least we found them. The walkie talkies there to mark the spots. James McEntyre and his wife Elizabeth were living in Wood Street Dublin and appear to have been running the homes at 18, 23 and 27 for lodgers. Son Thomas McEntyre who worked at the Griffith’s Valuation

I’ve found a marriage for these two in Banagher in 1818 and a daughter Brigid born the same year some 10 months after the marriage!!! No sign of the birth of their son Thomas there yet. I also found through Griffith’s Valuation and google maps a cluster of old stone houses and sheds that would

Birth: 08 Mar 1861 • 20 Leinster Road, Rathmines, Co.Dublin Death: 24 Feb 1956 • Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA My great-grandaunt All I had was a list of her family names. Thomas her father as a Civil Engineer. Brother and sister James and Mary. I don’t think I even knew her mother. As James and Mary came to Australia and Henrietta

In the Griffith Valuation there are McIntyre’s in Kings/Offally and no McEntyre’s and there are McEntyre’s in Dublin as well as McIntyre’s but no Thomas. James and Thomas are very common. There is a collection of PDFs on our McIntyres of Ireland page that lists a lot of baptisms and marriages  (members only) Have found the

Mary and James McEntyre came to Australia on the Percicles in 1878. Ships List showing both Mary and James is below. Photo #1 Showing James’ #10357 spelt McEntyre James. Farm Laborer Dublin 19 Photo #2 on another page. spelt McIntyre James 19 Dublin with father Thomas and stepmother Honora over Dublin 19 Roman Catholic to

Mary came with her younger brother James to Australia from Dublin via Plymouth on the ship Pericles. Mary died a year later and has listed on her death certificate another family of McIntyres as her cousin. Will upload the death certificate shortly Here is the family that we are trying to find the link..cousins via

McIntyre DNA project James left for Australia at the age of 19 with his older sister Mary (21), on the ship Pericles. Married Alice Murphy at St Patrick’s Cathedral Melbourne 24 May 1887 While in Melbourne three children were born. James Joseph McEntyre b:1859 in Dublin – d:20-Dec1904 in Auckland died 20-Dec 1904 Auckland ………….

In the past few months I’ve found out so much more about Thomas.Thomas Joseph McEntyre was born in Ireland about 1824, the son of James McEntyre and Elizabeth Cummins/Cummings. By 1850 he had entered the government service in Dublin, beginning a career with the General Valuation of Ireland (Griffith’s Valuation) that would last for more