GREHAN / McNICOL

[Jackie Jones]

Hi!<p>My g-g-grandparents seem to have vanished - talk about elusive!<br>JAMES GREHAN m. MATILDA McNICOL in Roscommon on 12/9/1877.<p>I only know of one son: WILLIAM who married HELEN SHERRY on 24/6/1912 in Calton, Glasgow.<p>JAMES was a Sgt. in the Royal Irish Constabulary.<br>He committed suicide on 14/11/1883 (don't know why).<p>Does this ring any bells or is it all in my imagination <br>Cheers<br>Jackie
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[Sean]

: Hi!<p>: My g-g-grandparents seem to have vanished - talk about elusive!<br>: JAMES GREHAN m. MATILDA McNICOL in Roscommon on 12/9/1877.<p>: I only know of one son: WILLIAM who married HELEN SHERRY on 24/6/1912 in Calton, Glasgow.<p>: JAMES was a Sgt. in the Royal Irish Constabulary.<br>: He committed suicide on 14/11/1883 (don't know why).<p>: Does this ring any bells or is it all in my imagination <br>: Cheers<br>: Jackie<p>Jackie, The records of all RIC are at the Public Records Office, Kew, Surrey. The LDS (Mormons) have microfilm copies.<p>

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[Tom Voyles]

: Hi!<p>: My g-g-grandparents seem to have vanished - talk about elusive!<br>: JAMES GREHAN m. MATILDA McNICOL in Roscommon on 12/9/1877.<p>: I only know of one son: WILLIAM who married HELEN SHERRY on 24/6/1912 in Calton, Glasgow.<p>: JAMES was a Sgt. in the Royal Irish Constabulary.<br>: He committed suicide on 14/11/1883 (don't know why).<p>: Does this ring any bells or is it all in my imagination <br>: Cheers<br>: Jackie<p><br>Jackie,<br>I found the marriage of James Grehan and Matilda McNicholl<br>(spelled that way) in the Ireland Civil Registration index of 1877<br>marriages. The marriage was registered in Ballinrobe Registration<br>District so they may have been from Co. Mayo. <p>The registration is available by mail from the Registrar <br>General's Office on Lombard Street in Dublin. Ask for a <br>copy of the registration entry, which is cheaper than a marriage <br>certificate and contains all the same information. I think<br>the cost of a marriage registration entry is about two euros.<br>For more details see the registry office website at:<br>www.groireland.ie <p>When you make your request you will have to tell them the <br>names of the bride and groom and that the registration entry is located on page 27 of volume 14 of the 1877 marriages. (I got this from the index).<p>The registration entry will provide much information, including<br>the names of the fathers of the bride and groom and the<br>townland of each (their addresses), the church where the wedding<br>occurred, the date, witnesses, etc, etc.<p>Good Luck.<br>Tom Voyles<br> <p>

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