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The web site below has three separate search options to locate places in Ireland.
The web site below has three separate search options to locate places in Ireland.  


* Finding the different levels of location with Townland and County
*Finding the different levels of location with Townland and County  
* Finding Civil Parishes within a County
*Finding Civil Parishes within a County  
* Finding Baronies within a County
*Finding Baronies within a County


*http://www.seanruad.com/
*http://www.thecore.com/seanruad/


This '''online data base''' can be used to find the various jurisdictions in which a townland in Ireland is located. A townland is a small geographical unit of land and is often the location given for an ancestor’s birthplace. Since each jurisdiction keeps different kinds of records it is important to know which jurisdictions covered the place where your ancestor lived.
This '''online data base''' can be used to find the various land divisions in which a townland in Ireland is located. A townland is a small geographical unit of land and is often the location given for an ancestor’s birthplace.  


==Content==
== Content ==
For each search the following jurisdictions are given:


Townland
For each search the following details are given:


County
Townland (and alternate name if there is one)


Barony
Size in Acres


Civil Parish
County


Poor Law Union
Barony


Province
Civil Parish


==Using this internet site:==
Poor Law Union
# Enter Townland and County
## Receive all levels of the location
# Enter Civil Parish and County
## Receive all Townlands in the Civil Parish
# Enter Townland and ‘all’ Counties
## Search Method changed to ‘ANYWHERE in field’
## Receive all references to that Townland name with associated levels


==Cost==
Province
Free


==Tips==
== Using this internet site: ==
One must have the correct spelling of the townland.


If the initial search indicates that you may not have the correct spelling of a townland, search for the name of the county where the townland should be and resubmit.
#Enter Townland and County
##Receive all levels of the location
#Enter Civil Parish and County
##Receive all Townlands in the Civil Parish
#Enter Townland and ‘all’ Counties
##Search Method changed to ‘ANYWHERE in field’
##Receive all references to that Townland name with associated levels


If you submit only a county a very huge file of the townlands will be generated.
== Cost ==


[[Category:Ireland]]
Free
 
== Tips  ==
 
One must have the correct spelling of the townland.
 
If the initial search indicates that you may not have the correct spelling of a townland, search for the name of the county where the townland should be and resubmit.
 
If you submit only a county a very huge file of the townlands will be generated.
 
[[Category:Ireland Maps and Gazetteers]]

Latest revision as of 00:40, 30 January 2016

The web site below has three separate search options to locate places in Ireland.

  • Finding the different levels of location with Townland and County
  • Finding Civil Parishes within a County
  • Finding Baronies within a County

This online data base can be used to find the various land divisions in which a townland in Ireland is located. A townland is a small geographical unit of land and is often the location given for an ancestor’s birthplace.

Content

For each search the following details are given:

Townland (and alternate name if there is one)

Size in Acres

County

Barony

Civil Parish

Poor Law Union

Province

Using this internet site:

  1. Enter Townland and County
    1. Receive all levels of the location
  2. Enter Civil Parish and County
    1. Receive all Townlands in the Civil Parish
  3. Enter Townland and ‘all’ Counties
    1. Search Method changed to ‘ANYWHERE in field’
    2. Receive all references to that Townland name with associated levels

Cost

Free

Tips

One must have the correct spelling of the townland.

If the initial search indicates that you may not have the correct spelling of a townland, search for the name of the county where the townland should be and resubmit.

If you submit only a county a very huge file of the townlands will be generated.