Handwriting decipher thread *must post link to full page*

Looking for help with an address please, it is for entry 368, Joseph Connell, it is the address in column 2 I am interested in https://civilrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/churchrecords/images/deaths_returns/deaths_1931/04890/4324677.pdf

it looks like 221 ? ? South ? Street.

Brilliant, I have access to the Newspaper Archive through work and had checked for Death notices, but keep forgetting to check the Memorials. Is there a smart way to limit search results to obituaries and memorials?

Some of his cousins were born in 1 South Earl Street in the 1880s.

He would have been my Great Grandmother's brother and while I thought I had accounted for all of her siblings last year, I discovered him last week when I purchased the Glasnevin grave record for their father and he was listed as the informant. I haven't been able to find a record of his birth or baptism, I found his marriage record, but nothing in either of the census archives. He is recorded as an 'Ex-Sailor' in the record above, is that likely to mean he was in the British Navy?

Thanks also to Fraoch and Hermy. That map resource may well consume the rest of my weekend 😁.

Edit, just found him in the 1901 Census, his age was mistranscribed, and also in the 1911 census.

I have since found that Joseph's uncle, James Cramer, died at 3 Mary's Villas in November 1930, entry 338 https://civilrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/churchrecords/images/deaths_returns/deaths_1930/04909/4331660.pdf

and the obituary in the Evening Herald states he died at his residence at 21 South Earl Street. He was a Pork Butcher and Joseph was recorded as a Bacon Factory worker in the 1911 census.

I agree

I agree with Daniel O'Rourke.

Rose Butler

13 Marlboro Rd

Hi all, would appreciate help with the latin text relating to Samuel William Davidson baptism (comments over his birth date and in the final column) which might explain the difference between his birth date 1866 and baptism date 1882:

https://churchrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/churchrecords/display-pdf.jsp?pdfName=rathmines_mf_1823-1886_ba_0641

His sister, Isabella, also had a late baptism which took place in the year just before she got married. I am not sure if they had not been baptised/were being baptised again. Thanks for any help/advice.

I agree with Pinky

Date born column is ‘Mensa et die incerta’ = month and day uncertain/unknown.

In the comments, I see ‘adultus’ and sub conditione. I suggest that proof of baptism (Isabella needed it for her marriage) and as Samuel did not know the date of his birth he could not obtain a copy of the b.cert. (or was not baptised) he went through the ceremony again, ‘conditionally’ as you cannot be accepted into the church(baptized) twice.

Hi All

Need a second opinion on entry of the 21 Aug 1870. Witness surname and disp

Thank you.

Louis

https://search.findmypast.ie/record?id=IRE%2FPRS%2FMICROFILM05761-09%2F0010&parentid=IRE%2FPRS%2FMAR%2F0546493%2F1

It gives examples at the top/header of that column:

Circumstantiæ ex Rit. Rom. apponendæ, e. g. si fuerit adultus, recens conversus, sub conditione vel privatim Baptisatus, expositus, etc.

which means

Circumstances of the rite, for example, if an adult, recent convert, previously baptized privately, etcetera

Link explaining the headers

Looks like 57 Coopair/Conyair Green Fairview, never heard of it