National Archives of Ireland
This is the successor to the PRO in Dublin, and holds both the 1901 and the 1911 censuses for the whole
of Ireland, as well as microfilm copies of most of the surviving pre-1870 Church of Ireland registers.
The site contains an online database of convicts transported to Australia between 1788-1868.
AncestryIreland.com
Virtually all civil marriage records for Counties Antrim and Down, as well
as a portion of South Armagh (1845-1921). Virtually all Roman Catholic registers
of baptisms and marriages for Counties Antrim and Down prior to 1900 (as well
as funeral records where they survive). A large number of Church of Ireland
and Presbyterian registers of baptisms and marriages for mid, south and west County Down.
A large number of Church of Ireland and Presbyterian registers of baptisms
and burials for the city of Belfast. Civil birth records for Belfast (incomplete).
Burials in Belfast City Cemetery from 1869 onwards.
From Ireland
Birth, Death and marriage records, census records, surnames, etc.
The Irish in 19th-century Portsmouth, New Hampshire
This manuscript is a preliminary list of Irish and Irish-Americans
(and others) whose headstones are in St. Mary's Catholic Cemetery in Portsmouth,
NH, and other Portsmouth records.
St. Mary's Cemetery, now called "Calvary Cemetery" was also known as "the
Irish Cemetery" in 19th- and early 20th-century Portsmouth.
Rootsweb.com - United Kingdom and Ireland Records
County Galway Roman Catholic Church Baptismal Records (Parish of Ballymacward and
Gurteen 1889, 1891, 1893, 1894),
Counties Tipperary and Limerick Baptismal & Marriage Records
(Diocese of Cashel and Emly)
A Little Bit of Ireland
Marriage, pension, parish records, Civil registration records, Directories, will abstracts,
cemetery record, etc, for the counties of Galway, Clare, Limerick, Mayo, and Roscommon
Clare County Library
1652 and 1901 census, 1855 index to Griffith's valuation, 1820-1840 index to Tithe Applotment books
directories, family histories, 1876 land owners, and much more.
Donegal Genealogy Resources
Transcribed records including valuations, tithes, flax list, indexes to
wills and marriages, photographs, maps and projects.
Emerald Ancestors
Specializes in Northern Ireland genealogy and extensive Ulster ancestry
database contains birth, marriage, death, and census records for over 1 million
Irish Ancestors in Counties Antrim, Armagh, Down, Fermanagh, Londonderry and
Tyrone.
familyrelatives.com
Indexes to Irish Wills 1536-1857, Irish Genealogical Guide,
Quaker Records Dublin Abstracts of Wills, Alumni Dublinense 1593-1846,
Ireland Topographical Dictionary, Land Records Ireland,
Commissioned Sea Officers of the Royal Navy, 1660-1815, Irish Names and
Surnames, MacDonald's Directory - 5 counties and the Medical Register for
Ireland.
Family Databases & Histories
Midieval, Renaisance and Modern Genealogy and histories of continental and British families.
Irish Records Extraction Database
This 100,000 name database contains records of births, marriages, deaths, burials, cemeteries, wills,
immigration, census, and etc. in both Ireland and Northern Ireland and includes over 120 unique
sources from as early as 1600 and as late as 1874.
Irish Ancestors
Information about census records, Land records, church records, gravestone inscriptions,
directories, newspapers, wills, deeds and occupations.
Irish Family History Research
Hundreds of Searchable Databases available Online. Each Database has been
transcribed from Rare 19th Century Genealogical Materials. Browse through 1000's of Messages
on their Research Interests Page, and see if somebody else is researching the same family names as you.
Irish Family History Foundation Website
A network of county-based genealogical research centers on the island of
Ireland, is now making their records available via an online research system
(ORS). These centers have computerized just under 14 million Irish genealogical
records, including church records, census returns and gravestone inscriptions.
Database can be searched free of charge but to view an individual detail
genealogy record you will need to "Purchase Credit" at a cost of €5.00
per record.
Irish Genealogy
Surname Histories, 32 County Commissioned Birth and Baptismal records, IFHF Central signposting
Index (11 Counties), Ireland's Gravestone Index (10 Counties), WW1 Memorial Records, Householder's
records, Ulster Covenant search, Freeholder Records.
Irish Origins
Search for FREE over 22,351 Irish genealogy web pages, containing 1,437,505
names, including census data, Griffith's valuations, ships passenger lists,
church records, convict records and more
Leitrim - Roscommon Genealogy
Surname database, Searchable data base of all the Towns and
Townlands in Leitrim and Roscommon as used
for the 1851 census of Ireland, 1901 Census database
AncestryIreland.com
2.5 million Birth, Death and Marriage records for counties of Antrim, Down and Belfast,
Irish gravestone inscriptions (60,000 plus names), 97,000 plus surnames in Ireland in 1890.
Wilmington, Delaware's Irish Roots
Searchable databases now contain over 21,000 Roman Catholic sacramental records, death records, data from the
1860, 1870, 1880 and 1900 U.S. Wilmington Census, and Wilmington City Directories, passenger lists for ships
sailing from Galway to New York in the Famine years 1846 to 1851. Visitors will also find the names of every land
occupier recorded in Griffith's 1855 Valuations of Tenements for fifteen civil parishes in the north County Galway and
one in south County Mayo, Ireland as well as information for the Hannon, Hart, and Lalley families including a
documented Family History Report for each family.
Ulster Ancestry
Over 1,000,000 ancestry records, Griffith Valuation 1848-1864, Tithe Book 1825-1838,
Valuation Books 1864-1930 Return top page
Ireland IGI Batch
Numbers-Hugh Wallis Website The LDS Church has organized the records in the
IGI into 'batches'. These batches relate to how and when the information was
extracted from source material. For each batch Hugh Wallis extracted the
church or chapel (if specified), town, county and country names of
the first record that appears when it is called up in a browser. He then
organized them by country and county. He has included is a hotlink from each
batch number to the actual search engine provided at http://www.familysearch.org,
including the ability to enter the surname you are looking for. This makes it
very easy to search all the batches for a particular geographic location using
just the last name you are searching for - something that is not possible
directly from the LDS site without doing a lot of typing.
Famine Irish Data Files
From the National Archives. Records of over 604,596 immigrants from
Ireland to the United States during the era of the Irish Potato Famine
1846-1851. Provides the name of the ship on which they arrived.
Irish Migration Resource Center
Counties & Townlands, History & Culture, Kingdoms, Clans, and Surnames, Libraries,
Archives, Museums, Maps and Gazateers, Migration Research, Passenger List & Ships,
Societies and Associations
The 1718 Migration
In 1718, the first organized migration of Scots
and Irish-born Presbyterian people left the north of Ireland on their way
to a new life in the New England colonies in north America...This website
sets out what is known of the history of the Scots and Irish of the 1718
migration. Return top page
Irish Ancestors - Land Records
Information regarding Griffith's Valuation and Tithe Applotment Books, Valuation office records, Estate Records.
Also features a surname search of Griffith's Valuation which lists the number of households
of that name in each county.
National Library of Ireland
The National Library of Ireland has: (1)Microfilm copies of registers for most Roman Catholic
parishes for the years up to 1880 and in some cases to 1900.
(2)19th-century property valuation records: the Tithe Applotment
Books and Griffith's Valuation.
(3)Dublin, provincial and countrywide trade and social
directories. Dublin directories date from 1751. The earliest of the provincial
directories dates from 1769.
(4)Newspapers.
(5)Landed estate records, which are held in the Department of
Manuscripts.
(6)Miscellaneous sources such as printed family histories,
publications of local history societies, annual printed Army Lists, Royal Irish
Constabulary publications and the 1796 Spinning Wheel Premium Entitlement List. Return top page
Ireland's Historical Mapping Archive
Between 1837 and 1846 Ordnance Survey Ireland completed the first
ever large-scale survey of an entire country. Acclaimed for
their accuracy, these maps are regarded by cartographers as
amongst the finest ever produced.
As the national mapping archive
service for Ireland, OSi has captured this and later mapping
data in a digitised format. Through this website you can view
and download this data or place an order for delivery by post.
Roman Catholic Officers, 1693
Genealogy Quest - A list of Roman Catholic Officers from Dublin, Lord Meath's
Liberty, Queen's County, Roscommon, King's County, Kilkenny, Tyrone, Mayo,
Tipperary and Kildare County
The Irish in Korea
Irish civilians and Irish-born U.S. soldiers who died during the Korean War, 1950-1953.
The Irish on The Wall
Names and birthplaces of Irish citizens who died in
Vietnam serving with US and Australian Forces.
The London Gazette
Searchable online database for the London Gazette - an official newspapers of record in the United
Kingdom.
Search the London Gazette Archive
This archive contains all London Gazettes of the 20th Century (to 1997), the war
years (1914-1920, 1939-1948), and all 20th Century Honours and Awards published
in the London Gazette.
Irish Newspaper Archives Ltd
The following newspapers are online: The Freeman's Journal, Leitrim Observer, Sunday Independent,
The Connaught Telegraph, Irish Independent, Meath Chronicle, The Anglo-Celt, The Tuam Herald
Public Records Office of Northern Ireland (PRONI)
The PRONI in Belfast holds records for No. Ireland including copies of Church of Ireland
and Presbyterian Church registers, the 1901 census, and wills (1858-1995). Has online indexes
of Church of Ireland and Presbyterian church records, indexes of 18th & 19th century lists
of property owning freeholders and of the half million signatories to the Ulster Covenanat in 1912.
Ulster Covenant Search
The archive of the Ulster Unionist Council, held by the Public Record Office of
Northern Ireland (PRONI), contains just under half a million original signatures
and addresses of the men who, on 28 September 1912, signed the Ulster Covenant,
and of the women who signed the parallel Declaration. In total, the Covenant was
signed by 237,368 men, and the Declaration by 234,046 women.
Freeholders Search
Freeholders' records are lists of people entitled to vote, or of people who
voted, at elections. PRONI's freeholders project entailed the digitisation of c.5,500 sheets from
pre-1840 Registers and Poll Books, and the provision of an index of names linked
to the high-quality digitised images. Freeholders’ records provide a range of information
about land ownership and may contain all or some of the following: Name of freeholder,
Address of freeholder, Location of freehold, Description of freehold, Name of
landlord, Address of landlord, Value of freehold, Names of other lives, Date and
place of freeholder’s registration, Occupation of freeholder, Religion of
freeholder.
Will Calendars
First phase of a project to index and digitise all the early wills that were
proved in the District Probate Registries of Armagh, Belfast and Londonderry
from 1858 to c.1900
General Register Office (Northern Ireland)
Vital records of non-Catholic marriages began in Ireland in 1845, and Births, deaths of Catholic marriages in 1864.
The GRONI in Belfast holds all birth & death records for Northern Ireland, as well as marriages from 1922
onwards. Return top page