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Knowing your ancestor's occupation may help you distinguish him or her from other individuals with the same name. Moreover, records associated with your ancestor's occupation may provide information about your ancestor's life and family. | Knowing your ancestor's occupation may help you distinguish him or her from other individuals with the same name. Moreover, records associated with your ancestor's occupation may provide information about your ancestor's life and family. | ||
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*Military records, which contain information about Irish who pursued careers in the armed services. For more information on these records, see [[Ireland Military Records]]. | *Military records, which contain information about Irish who pursued careers in the armed services. For more information on these records, see [[Ireland Military Records]]. | ||
*Apprenticeship indentures: | *Apprenticeship indentures: Dates, name of father, occupation of apprentice, age and sometimes birthplace, residence, names, addresses, and occupation of masters.<ref name="profile">The Family History Department of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, “Family History Record Profile: Ireland,” Word document, private files of the FamilySearch Content Strategy Team, 1986-2003.</ref> | ||
*Apprenticeship record books: | *Apprenticeship record books: Dates, names, of apprentice and masters, sometimes gives residence.<ref name="profile" /> | ||
*De Breffny, Brian. Employees of the Irish Revenue in 1709. List of persons in the employ of the Revenue Service in Ireland 1709, extracted from a payroll of Irish Revenue (found in the Mss Dept of the British Museum.) A number of englishmen actually came to Ireland in the Revenue Service and settled in Ireland. Artic in The Irish Ancestor, vol. V. no.2.1973, pages 6-16. Family History Library Ref. 941.5 B2i V5-6. | *De Breffny, Brian. Employees of the Irish Revenue in 1709. List of persons in the employ of the Revenue Service in Ireland 1709, extracted from a payroll of Irish Revenue (found in the Mss Dept of the British Museum.) A number of englishmen actually came to Ireland in the Revenue Service and settled in Ireland. Artic in The Irish Ancestor, vol. V. no.2.1973, pages 6-16. Family History Library Ref. 941.5 B2i V5-6. | ||