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Tyman (Timon)
Posted: Sat Jan 28, 2006 4:02 pm
by wright
Tyman (Timon)
Looking for any information on the children of Michael Tyman b1836 and Mary McDermott b1841. The children were possibly all born in Frenchpark, Roscommon. Names: Mary b1866, Margaret b1868, Edward b1873, Catherine b1875, Michael b1878, Winifred b1880, Patrick b1864 (I have information on Patrick).
Posted: Sun Jan 29, 2006 5:20 pm
by John Hunter
Once again Ed Gaffney has shown his great skill in finding LDS records.
The first entry on Ed’s list reads:
"TYMON, Margaret Birth
Gender: Female
Birth Date: 10 Jun 1868 Birthplace: 184, Frenchpark, Ros, Ire
Recorded in: Roscommon, Ireland
Collection: Civil Registration
Father: Michael TYMON
Mother: Mary MC DERMOTT
Source: FHL Film 101168 Dates: 1868 – 1869."
To ascertain the birth townland and father’s occupation, look at page 184 of the original register on LDS film number 101168.
In the original posting, Wright stated:
“….The children were possibly all born in Frenchpark, Roscommon”.
In fact the births were registered at the Frenchpark Registrar’s District office.
Registrar’s Districts are a division of Poor Law Unions and the area of responsibily is not based on Civil parish boundaries.
Frenchpark Registrar’s District comprises parts of the following Civil parishes.
Baslick Civil parish
Elphin Civil parish
Kilcolman Civil parish
Kilcorkey Civil parish
Kilnamanagh Civil parish
Shankill Civil parish
Tibohine Civil parish
The 99 townlands in Frenchpark Registrar’s District are.
Ardmore
Arraghan
Ballaghcullia
Ballincool
Ballindollaghan (Crump)
Ballinphuill
Ballyconboy
Ballyglass
Ballynahowna
Banada
Barnaboy
Barnacawley
Baslick
Bellanagare
Bellanagare Town
Brackloon
Buckill
Caddellbrook
Callow or Runnawillin
Carrowbane
Carrowbaun
Carrownurlar
Carrowreagh
Carrowreagh
Cartron Beg
Cashel
Cashelnagole
Clashcarragh
Clerragh
Cloggarnagh
Cloggarnagh
Cloonard
Cloonarragh
Cloonbard
Cloonfad
Cloonfinglas
Cloonmagunnaun
Cloonshanville
Cloonsheever
Corlis
Cornamucklagh and Falmore
Cornamucklagh and Falmore
Corskeagh
Curreentorpan
Deerpark
Derreen
Dower
Drummin
Dungar
Eden
Falmore and Cornamucklagh
Falmore and Cornamucklagh
Frenchpark Demesne
Frenchpark Town
Garrynphort
Glebe East
Gortnagoyne
Grallagh
Keelbanada
Kilcorkey
Kilgarve
Killaster
Kilvoy
Knockroe
Leggatinty
Leitrim
Lisdrumneill
Lisduff
Lissacurkia
Lissananny
Lugakeeran
Moneylea
Mountdruid
Mullaghnashee
Mullen
Parkeel
Peak
Portaghard
Raheely
Rathkeery
Rathkineely
Rathnallog
Ratra
Runnabehy
Runnameelta
Runnawillin or Callow
Sheepwalk
Sheevannan
Slieveroe
Sracocka
Stonepark
Tawnyrover
Teevnacreeva
Tibohine
Tullaghan
Tully
Turlagharee
Turlagharee
Turlaghnamaddy
John
Posted: Wed Feb 01, 2006 9:03 pm
by wright
My thanks to Ed and John for their swift replies.
I have found out that my gggrandfather Michael Sr. had a farm in Tibohine according to the 1901 Census.
Many thanks
Elaine Wright (Canada)
Posted: Sat Feb 04, 2006 6:54 pm
by Jackie Blanchard
Thank you, John, for the information regarding townlands and civil parishes in the Frenchpark Registrar District. Do you happen to know if the numbers referred to, for example, "Frenchpark 172" mean anything? Might they be links to a specific civil parish or townland?
Jackie Blanchard
Posted: Sat Feb 04, 2006 9:23 pm
by John Hunter
Jackie,
The locality listed in the FHL International Genealogical Index (IGI) and the 2001 FHL British Isles Vital Records Index second edition (BIVRI) CD is the Registrar's District. It may not be the actual birthplace/place of marriage.
“Frenchpark 172” means that the Civil birth or marriage was registered in Frenchpark Registrar’s District. The entry is on page 172 of the actual register. You can examine the LDS film of the actual register at most large Public Libraries and Family History Societies, as well as LDS Family History Libraries.
John
Frenchpark Registrar
Posted: Sat Feb 04, 2006 9:42 pm
by Jackie Blanchard
Thanks so much, John! Jackie