I have recently discovered that there is a Thomas NOON listed in Griffith's. While I do not fully understand this research document I hope it will prove valuable as I continue my research. <p>I find Thomas Noon listed as residing in County Roscommon, in the parish of Ardcarn and the townland of Barcullin. I also have seen Boyle connected to this in some way, I am not sure what Boyle represents. I do not quite understand the significance of the terms Carony, Parish and Townland within the confines of a county.<p>Since I am definitely a novice to research in Irish counties I will appreciate some insight.<p>Thanks to anyone who can help me knock down my walls.<p>Charlene
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NOON family in ROSCOMMON
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Tom Voyles
Re: NOON family in ROSCOMMON
(User Above) wrote: : I have recently discovered that there is a Thomas NOON listed in Griffith's. While I do not fully understand this research document I hope it will prove valuable as I continue my research. <p>: I find Thomas Noon listed as residing in County Roscommon, in the parish of Ardcarn and the townland of Barcullin. I also have seen Boyle connected to this in some way, I am not sure what Boyle represents. I do not quite understand the significance of the terms Carony, Parish and Townland within the confines of a county.<p>: Since I am definitely a novice to research in Irish counties I will appreciate some insight.<p>: Thanks to anyone who can help me knock down my walls.<p><p>Charlene,<br>In the late 1830's the British Parliament set up Poor Law Unions<br>in Ireland, each with a market town and workhouse (poorhouse). <br>When Civil Registration of births, marriages, and deaths began<br>in 1864 these PLU's were used as the main registration districts. <p>Barcullin Townland and Ardcarn Parish are located in Boyle PLU.<br>Therefore, any birth, marriage, or death registration in your<br>Thomas Noon's family would have been registered in Boyle Registration<br>District. See the map page under "other resources" on this<br>site to see relative locations of these places.<p>Cheers,<br>Tom Voyles<p><p><p><br>: Charlene <p>
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william noonan
Re: NOON family in ROSCOMMON
(User Above) wrote: : I have a g-grandfather named thomas noon(e) who was married to brigid wrynn. he was dead by 1901 census, but his widow is listed on townland "corglass" keadue, boyle co. roscommon. they were married in 1867. i do not know much more, but his grandson "jimmie" still lives there. i am unsure if this is the thomas you are looking for. good luck with your search, bill noonan.I have recently discovered that there is a Thomas NOON listed in Griffith's. While I do not fully understand this research document I hope it will prove valuable as I continue my research. <p>: I find Thomas Noon listed as residing in County Roscommon, in the parish of Ardcarn and the townland of Barcullin. I also have seen Boyle connected to this in some way, I am not sure what Boyle represents. I do not quite understand the significance of the terms Carony, Parish and Townland within the confines of a county.<p>: Since I am definitely a novice to research in Irish counties I will appreciate some insight.<p>: Thanks to anyone who can help me knock down my walls.<p>: Charlene <p>
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william.noonan@ubspw.com