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Ireland Wiki Topics

Beginning Research
Guided Research Research Strategies Record Finder Online Learning
Historic Ireland (pre-1922) and Republic of Ireland Wiki Topics

Record Types
Cemeteries Census Church Directories Church Records Civil Registration Court Records Directories Emigration & Immigration Compiled Genealogies Jewish Records Heraldry Land & Property Medical Records Merchant Seamen	Military Records Naturalization & Citizenship Newspapers Nobility Occupations Online Records Periodicals Poorhouses, Poor Law, Etc. Probate Records Record Loss Religious Records Schools and Education Taxation Websites
Northern Ireland (post-1922) Wiki Topics
Record Types
Cemeteries District Registrars	Census Naturalization and Citizenship Probate Records
General Wiki Topics

Ireland Cultural Groups
Cultural Groups	Scots Irish
Ireland Background
Biography Church History Gazetteers History Languages Law and Legislation	Maps Naming Customs Social Life & Customs For Further Reading
Ireland Research Resources
Archives & Libraries Societies FamilySearch Centers

Purpose of Research Tips and Strategies Wiki Page
The Ireland Research Tips and Strategies page consists of links to specific research strategies for Ireland. It also contains general tips and other resources for finding your ancestors in this locality.

Ireland Research Strategies[edit | edit source]

Guided Research
Getting Started
Record Finder
Online Learning - Video Classes
"How to" Guides - guides to using records

Finding Birth, Marriage and Deaths[edit | edit source]

Guided Research
Birth
Marriage
Death/Burial
FamilySearch Library handout with Pre-1974 map of Ireland counties and a list of key websites.

Ireland Research Tips[edit | edit source]

Date of birth or finding parents. Irish civil registration marriage records give the names of the fathers of the bride and groom, and often give the ages of the bride and groom. Search the Ireland Marriages - FamilySearch Historical Records
Finding children or parents. Civil registration records may contain a birth record with this information. Search Ireland Civil Registrations
General A Primer in Irish Genealogy

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 *'''Finding children or parents.    '''Civil registration records may contain a birth record with this information.  Search Ireland [[Ireland, Civil Registration Indexes - FamilySearch Historical Records|Civil Registrations]]
 *'''General''' [http://homepage.eircom.net/~seanjmurphy/epubs/primer.pdf A Primer in Irish Genealogy]
-==Northern Ireland Research Tips==
-'''Differences Between Ireland and Northern Ireland'''<br>
-#Although originally Roman Catholic, over time what now constitutes Northern Ireland became predominately a Protestant country. This trend appears to be reversing due to differing birth rates.
-#The majority of records are based on English law since it became a part of the [[United Kingdom|United Kingdom]], however, some residual laws from pre-partition Ireland remain in force (i.e. when all of Ireland in the UK)
-#Many of the original records have been destroyed by conflicts and/or accidental damage. Some of these were destroyed in the various conflicts that culminated in the 1921 "troubles", but copies of some records do exist. Water damage and neglect have also damaged a number of records.
-#Under the terms of the Good Friday Agreement, people from Northern Ireland can hold dual citizenship with the Republic of Ireland, if they opt to do so.
-#Northern Irish records tend to be distinctive in that Irish is not used in an official capacity. The crown also appears on some of them.
-#Pre-1921 records can be accessed from both Belfast and Dublin. Post-1921 Northern Irish records are not available in Dublin, unless that person has become an Irish citizen.
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