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| 401 |  | Byrnes, Patrick Wedding_Our Lady of Lourdes Church, Cardonald, 22 June 1936 Wedding of Patrick Byrnes and Ellen Byrne, Our Lady of Lourdes Church, Cardonald, 22 June 1936 (photo courtesy of Paul Byrnes) Keywords: Picture | ||
| 402 |  | Byrnes, Patrick, b1903 Barrow in Furness &Ellen Byrne(Dublin)_m Cardonald,Glasgow Keywords: Picture | ||
| 403 |  | Byrnes, Patrick, b1903 Barrow in Furness &Ellen Byrne(Dublin)_m Cardonald,Glasgow Keywords: Picture | ||
| 404 |  | Byrnes, Patrick, b1903 Barrow in Furness Byrnes, Patrick, b1903 Barrow in Furness Keywords: Picture | ||
| 405 |  | Byrnes, Patrick, born1903 Barrow in Furness Byrnes, Patrick, born1903 Barrow in Furness Keywords: Picture | ||
| 406 |  | Byrnes, Peter (b1913)_@thePoint(Warrenpoint) Peter Byrnes at Warrenpoint in about 1936. The house in the background is still there and beautifully maintained (cream colour masonry paint), as are the stone steps. Thank you to his nephew Bernard Hughes for taking photos and identifying the location (this photo is from the collection of Sarah Byrnes). Keywords: Picture | ||
| 407 |  | Byrnes, Peter (b1913)_@thePoint(Warrenpoint) Peter Byrnes at Warrenpoint in about 1936. The house in the background is still there and beautifully maintained (cream colour masonry paint), as are the stone steps. Thank you to his nephew Bernard Hughes for taking photos and identifying the location (this photo is from the collection of Sarah Byrnes). Keywords: Picture |
Owner of original: Peter Hannaway & Sarah Byrnes |
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| 408 |  | Byrnes, Peter (b1913)_at home Bristol Keywords: Picture | ||
| 409 |  | Byrnes, Peter 1864 Map_Griffiths Land Val The 1864 Map of Ummeracam Johnston townland from Griffiths Land Valuations. The green star indicates Peter Byrnes house in No 8 plot. The green arrow splits off the upper half of the land which was lost in 1871. (Silverbridge would be off the bottom of the map). In 1864 No 20 tenant was Patrick Hughes (later Brian Hughes & Lizzie Byrnes - Peter's grand-daughter). Keywords: Picture | ||
| 410 |  | Byrnes, Peter 1871 Land Loss 1 of2 (No8) Peter Byrnes 1871 Land Loss 1 of2 (No8). Peter forfeited 50% of his land after standing bail for a neighbour. This 1871 land rental amendment (red ink) shows the new tenant of the 50% is a Bridget (then Catherine) Murphy; "of 14" written in blue ink. See next document about neighbour Murphy's land - No14. © Crown copyright- Griffith's Land Valuations Revisions https://geni.nidirect.gov.uk/ Keywords: Picture | ||
| 411 |  | Byrnes, Peter 1871 Land Loss 2 of 2 (No14) Peter Byrnes 1871 Land Loss 2 of 2 (re No14). Peter forfeited 50% of his land after standing bail for a neighbour. This 1871 land rental amendment (red ink) shows that the new tenant of the 50% is a neighbour - Bridget (then Catherine) Murphy; "of 8" (Peter's land) is in blue ink. See previous document about Peter Byrne's (No8) land loss. It is not known if the Murphys were party to the bail case or merely rented land that became available. © Crown copyright- Griffith's Land Valuations Revisions https://geni.nidirect.gov.uk/ Keywords: Picture | ||
| 412 |  | Byrnes, Peter 1901 census Peter Byrnes (here spelt "Byrns") - 1901 census entry for the family in Ummeracam (Johnston) townland. From the signature the entries are in Peter's own handwriting. Aged 77 he speaks Irish as does his wife Elizabeth (known as Bessie Bellew). Daughter Mary, aged 28 is a Domestic Servant and will marry Parick Hughes. Francis Byrnes (aged 24) will marry Sarah Mackin and become head of the household on the death of his father. © AskAboutIreland and the Cultural Heritage Project; http://www.askaboutireland.ie Keywords: Picture |
Owner of original: www.census.nationalarchives.ie |
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| 413 |  | Byrnes, Peter 1913 birth registration Peter Byrnes 1913 birth: registered in Newtownhamilton, sub-district of Newry Registrar by Francis "Burns" (father) on 17th March 1913. This was St Patrick's Day & a national holiday in Ireland, however pubs were closed. © Crown copyright- https://geni.nidirect.gov.uk/ Keywords: Picture | ||
| 414 |  | Byrnes, Peter byrnes_Powell studio,Dundalk (1824-1908) Peter Byrnes, born ca1824. Photograph from E.T. POWELL studio in Dundalk from about 1894. See separate File : copy of Dundalk Directory 1894, entry for E Powell, 4 Earl Street, Photographer. Media Date: ABT 1894 Keywords: Picture | ||
| 415 |  | Byrnes, Peter byrnes_Powell studio,Dundalk (1824-1908) Peter Byrnes, born ca1824. Photograph from E.T. POWELL studio in Dundalk from about 1894. See separate File : copy of Dundalk Directory 1894, entry for E Powell, 4 Earl Street, Photographer. Media Date: ABT 1894 Keywords: Picture | ||
| 416 |  | Byrnes, Peter _1908 Death Certificate_1949 copy; George VI stamp Death of "Peter Byrne" on 24 Jan 1908 in Umeracam townland. Peter's wife Bessie Bellew had died two months earlier, thus he is a "Widower". His daughter Mary Byrne/Byrnes registered the death in Newtownhamilton on 10 Feb 1908. The following year Mary married Patrick Hughes of Dorsey and was often known as May Hughes. © Crown copyright- https://geni.nidirect.gov.uk/ Civil Registers of Births, Marriages and Deaths. Keywords: Picture |
Owner of original: © Crown copyright- https://geni.nidirect.gov.uk/ |
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| 417 |  | Byrnes, Rose Roseena_b1865_Birth Certificate Rose (Roseena) Byrnes - born 02 Apr 1865 in Ummeracam townland, Co Armagh (Registrar spelling is "Emracam"). Mother is "Betty Bellew" usually recorded as "Bessie". The birth was registered on 18 April 1865 (by Peter Byrnes, father) in Crossmaglen's registrar's office (a sub-District of Newry Registrar). The Registrar has noted the different spelling: "Burns" in the entry and Peter's signature - "Byrnes". © Crown copyright- https://geni.nidirect.gov.uk/ Keywords: Picture | ||
| 418 |  | Byrnes, Roseena _b1865 Byrnes, Roseena _b1865 Keywords: Picture | ||
| 419 |  | Byrnes, Roseena _b1865 Byrnes, Roseena _b1865 Keywords: Picture | ||
| 420 |  | Byrnes, Roseena, Ummeracam, b 1865 Roseena Byrnes, born 1865 Ummeracam, Co Armagh. Keywords: Picture | ||
| 421 |  | Byrnes, Sarah (b1915)_oil painting from ca2000 Keywords: Picture | ||
| 422 |  | Byrnes, Sarah (Macken) on right c1940s_Lwr field Umericam; well is in the distance Byrnes, Sarah (Macken) on right c1940s_Lwr field Umericam; well is in the distance Keywords: Picture | ||
| 423 |  | Byrnes, Sarah (Mackin), Umeracam c1950s_low field with hay ricks; the well is on right, downhill Sarah Byrnes (née Mackin), Umeracam c1950s. Photo taken in the "low field" with hay ricks. The house is on the left of the picture, the well is on the right at the bottom of the slope. Keywords: Picture |
Owner of original: Sarah Byrnes (Hannaway) |
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| 424 |  | Byrnes, Sarah 1940s Byrnes, Sarah 1940s Keywords: Picture | ||
| 425 |  | Byrnes, Sarah Rose 1915 Birth Registration Sarah Rose (Cissie) Byrnes - 1915 Birth. Registered in Newtownhamilton, a sub-district of Newry on 2nd September 1915. Entry is signed by Francis "Burns", Sarah's father. © Crown copyright- https://geni.nidirect.gov.uk/ Keywords: Picture | ||
| 426 |  | Byrnes, UmmeracamJohnston looking west 2002_captions Byrnes' farmhouse environs in 2002, in Ummeracam (Johnston) townland, looking west.The walls would have been white-washed and corrugated roofs were painted red. The straw thatch and wooden timbers had decayed; slates were now coming apart. It was vacated in the 1970-80s. Photo courtesy of Alistair Mackie. Keywords: Picture |
Owner of original: Alistair Mackie |
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| 427 |  | Byrnes,AnnieMcGarry_1891 census_Kilmacolm Annie (Nan) Byrnes from Umeracam & Thomas McGarry - 1891 census Kilmacolm, Scotland. Baby Neil is 6 months old and they are living at 3 Hepburns Land, Kilmacolm, Renfrewshire. Thomas from County Antrim is a Gardener as is his brother James McGarry who is living with them. The following year, 1892, James McGarry marries Annie's sister Josie Byrnes in Sacred Heart Chapel, Old Dalmarnock Road, Glasgow. © Crown copyright, National Records of Scotland Keywords: Picture |
Owner of original: © Crown copyright, National Records of Scotland |
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| 428 |  | Byrnes,Bessie,John &Reilly_headstone Bessie Byrnes (Umeracam, Co Armagh), John Byrnes (Carrive) and family. Also Bessie's sister Margaret & husband Michael Reilly. Burial headstone: St Kentigern's Cemetery, Lambhill, Glasgow, Scotland. Courtesy; billiongraves.com. Keywords: Picture |
Owner of original: Courtesy; billiongraves.com. |
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| 429 |  | Byrnes,Catherine(Kate)'Caroline'_b1919 Birth of Catherine Burns at home in Ummeracam townland - 19 Nov 1919. Mother is Sarah (formerly Mackin). Father is "Francis Burns" a Farmer living in Ummeracam/Umericam, who travelled to Newtownhamilton to register the birth on 01 Jan 1920. Francis signed his surname as "Burns", for his earliest children it was "Byrnes". © Crown copyright- https://geni.nidirect.gov.uk/ Civil Registers of Births, Marriages and Deaths. Keywords: Picture |
Owner of original: © Crown copyright- https://geni.nidirect.gov.uk/ Civil Registers of Births, Marriages and Deaths. |
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| 430 |  | Byrnes,Eileen & Aidan_TNG Eileen Byrnes and Aidan McAlinden, circa1952. "Eileen was engaged to Warrenpoint Jeweller Aiden McAlinden: a native of Derrymacash, Lurgan, where his mother was Principal/Teacher and the son of a farmer" (Byrnes' Red Book-Family notes). "Aidan married and had 4 children, the first daughter was named Eileen" (Byrnes' Red Book). (Photo collection of Sarah Hannaway, née Byrnes 1915-2011). Keywords: Picture |
Owner of original: (Photo collection of Sarah Hannaway, née Byrnes 1915-2011). |
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| 431 |  | Byrnes,Francis_Cy'hanna_Bapt24May 1876 Baptism of Francis Burns on 24 May 1876 - Cullyhanna Parish entry. "Francis of Peter Burns & Elizabeth Bellew". Godparents are Peter Burns and Mary Johnston; probably from the family of immediate neighbours Peter Johnston and John Johnston and also of Patrick Burns (ran the local shop). Keywords: Picture
Owner of original: © Copyright the National Library of Ireland - Catholic Parish Registers at the NLI. |
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| 432 |  | Byrnes,Frank_Umericam_b1918 Francis/Frank Byrnes/Burns, born at home in Umeracam - 28 Aug 1918. Frank's father, Francis, registered the birth in Newtownhamilton on 19 Sept 1918. The Registrar's spelling was "Burns" and the mother Sarah "MacKin". Francis's signature is spelt "Burns". © Crown copyright- https://geni.nidirect.gov.uk/ Civil Registers of Births, Marriages and Deaths. Keywords: Picture |
Owner of original: © Crown copyright- https://geni.nidirect.gov.uk/ Civil Registers of Births, Marriages and Deaths. |
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| 433 |  | Byrnes,Lizzie, with in-laws Sherry family, Scotland_m Mary ElizByrnes Lizzie Hughes (Nee Byrnes) with in-laws Sherry family, Scotland. Photowas taken about 1937. Media Date: ABT 1938 Keywords: Picture | ||
| 434 |  | Byrnes,Lizzie, with in-laws Sherry family, Scotland_m Mary ElizByrnes Lizzie Hughes (Nee Byrnes) with in-laws Sherry family, Scotland. Photowas taken about 1937. Media Date: ABT 1938 Keywords: Picture | ||
| 435 |  | Byrnes,Marg't &Reilly_1906Marr_Blythswood Margaret Byrnes & Michael Reilly - 9 Oct 1906 marriage in St Andrew's Cathedral, Glasgow. Michael's first wife Ann Chalmers had died as had both his parents. © Crown copyright, National Records of Scotland Keywords: Picture |
Owner of original: © Crown copyright, National Records of Scotland |
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| 436 |  | Byrnes,Mary(MayHughes)_Newry_d1952 Mary Byrnes (Mary Hughes/May Hughes of Ummeracam & Dorsey) - died 7 Dec 1952 at 62 Canal St. Newry. Mary is a "Widow": her husband Patrick Hughes died in 1919. The death of May Hughes was informed to the Newry Registrar by " Mary Ann McBarron, "Daughter", "Present at Death". Mary Anne, who has signed the entry on 16 Dec 1952, lives at 62 Canal St., Newry. This Copy of the registrar entry is: © Crown copyright- https://geni.nidirect.gov.uk/ Civil Registers of Births, Marriages and Deaths. Keywords: Picture |
Owner of original: © Crown copyright- https://geni.nidirect.gov.uk/ Civil Registers of Births, Marriages and Deaths. |
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| 437 |  | Byrnes,Nan_b1917 Annie (Nan) Burns birth at home in Umeracam - 15 Mar 1917. Annie's father, Francis, registered the birth in Newtownhamilton on 05 Apr 1917. The Registrar spelling was "Burns" and the mother is Sarah "Mackin". Francis's signature is also spelt "Burns". For online searches use "Annie Burns". © Crown copyright- https://geni.nidirect.gov.uk/ Civil Registers of Births, Marriages and Deaths. Keywords: Picture |
Owner of original: © Crown copyright- https://geni.nidirect.gov.uk/ Civil Registers of Births, Marriages and Deaths. |
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| 438 |  | Byrnes,Peter &Bradley_m1938 Marriage of Peter Burns/Byrnes and Mary Bradley - 12 Oct 1938. An extract from the civil registration completed by the authorised RC celebrant in St Malachy's RC church, Bessbrook near Newry, County Armagh. Peter is from Umericam, father is Francis Burns/Byrnes. Mary Bradley is from Aghincurk townland (near Newtownhamilton); her father James Bradley is a Farmer. "In the Presence of - Francis Burns"; this witness is Peter's brother - Frank Byrnes. © Crown copyright- https://geni.nidirect.gov.uk/ Civil Registers of Births, Marriages and Deaths Keywords: Picture |
Owner of original: © Crown copyright- https://geni.nidirect.gov.uk/ Civil Registers of Births, Marriages and Deaths |
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| 439 |  | Byrnes,Peter_Umeracam_d1908 Death of "Peter Byrne" on 24 Jan 1908 in Umeracam townland. Peter's wife Bessie Bellew had died two months earlier, thus he is a "Widower". His daughter Mary Byrne/Byrnes registered the death in Newtownhamilton on 10 Feb 1908 - which she signed here. The following year Mary married Patrick Hughes of Dorsey and was often known as "May Hughes". © Crown copyright- https://geni.nidirect.gov.uk/ Civil Registers of Births, Marriages and Deaths. Keywords: Picture |
Owner of original: © Crown copyright- https://geni.nidirect.gov.uk/ Civil Registers of Births, Marriages and Deaths. |
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| 440 |  | Byrnes,Rose_bapt04Apr1865_Cy'hanna Rose Byrnes baptism entry - 4 April 1865, Cullyhanna RC parish church Co Armagh. The mother's names is entered as Eliza Murphy (the godparent's name) it should be Eliza Bellew. Rose was born 2 days previously on 2 Apr 1865. © Copyright the National Library of Ireland - http://registers.nli.ie/ Catholic Parish Registers at the NLI. Keywords: Picture |
Owner of original: © Copyright the National Library of Ireland - http://registers.nli.ie/ Catholic Parish Registers at the NLI. |
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| 441 |  | Byrnes,Rosina_1901census,BlythswoodGlasgow Rosina Byrnes - 1901 census 52 Gt Clyde Street, Glasgow. Rosina is the housekeeper in the house of the cathedral priests and one religious sister. © Crown copyright, National Records of Scotland Keywords: Picture |
Owner of original: © Crown copyright, National Records of Scotland |
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| 442 |  | Byrnes,Rosina_1901_52GtClydeSt_Map Rosina Byrnes - photo and map showing where Rosina was living in the 1901 census, 52 Grt Clyde St Glasgow. Keywords: Picture | ||
| 443 |  | Byrnes,Rosina_1911_Govan,Glasgow Rosina Byrnes - 1911 census Govan, Glasgow. Rosina aged 46 is a "Servant" (housekeeper) at 261 Paisley Road West for Hugh Carroll a Provisions Merchant - who was also born in Ireland. © Crown copyright, National Records of Scotland Keywords: Picture |
Owner of original: © Crown copyright, National Records of Scotland |
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| 444 |  | ByrnesLadies, Umericam_ca1936 Byrnes: the seven Byrnes sisters, at home in Umericam, about 1936. Front: Maggie, Eileen, Josie and Lizzie. Rear: Nan, Kate and Sarah. From the collection of Sarah Byrnes. Keywords: Picture |
Owner of original: From the collection of Sarah Byrnes. |
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| 445 |  | ByrnesM &Reilly_289 HighSt., Glasgow 1970 289 High Street, Glasgow where Michael Reilly and Margaret Byrnes along with a Boarder James Sherry, were living in 1911 (census). Built 1893 on the south-west corner of the hydraulic pumping station (321 High St) owned by Glasgow's Corporation Water Dept. Provided for the workers in the station; Michael Reilly was a Foreman Pipe-Layer. Photographed here in 1970 the tenement block has since been demolished. (photo source: http://canmore.org.uk/collection/770020) Keywords: Picture |
Owner of original: photo source: http://canmore.org.uk/collection/770020 |
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| 446 |  | ByrnesPk_RDFusl'rs_Suvla_7Aug1915_p1&2 Patrick Byrne of 7th Battalion R Dublin Fusiliers, landed at Suvla Bay, Gallipoli on 7 Aug 1915. In one of the subesequent battles Patrick was wounded and died 9 Aug 1915. (The Padre's letter says 8 Aug 1915). Here are the War Diaries of the 7th Battalion covering those few days when Patrick died. Patrick was one of so many killed and not identified. He is buried in Hill 10 cemetery, Suvla Bay. A stone tablet records his name inscribed "Believed to be buried in this cemetery" (see photo of his stone cross- Media). © The National Archives of the UK; Kew, Surrey, England; First World War and Army of Occupation War Diaries. Keywords: Picture |
Owner of original: © The National Archives of the UK; Kew, Surrey, England; First World War and Army of Occupation War Diaries. |
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| 447 |  | Byrnes_cottage_Umeracam_1960ca The Byrnes family cottage in about 1960-with obligatory hen. This is the only photo of the Byrnes house during its occupancy; it is where 11 children were born-including the subject of this site, Sarah Byrnes. Beneath the thatch roof is the kitchen/main room with a small window-hidden in this photo by the porch (facing the oil barrel!) On the right is the main bedroom in front of which a shirt is drying on a bush. The corrugated roof on the left is the barn; a small wooden boxroom is built within the barn with internal door access from the kitchen. Appears to be taken around the time of of the previous photo with Francis & Sarah Byrnes ("BYRNES, Paddy in doorway")-tin can is still on the windowsill. The text includes: "the porch of the thatched part of the cottage, recently built by family member Georgie Hannaway (1928-2012). Georgie was ably assisted (with much perspiration) by Patsy Hughes, the teenage son of Lizzie Byrnes (1910-1999)". The concrete path was a recent addition but Patsy doesn't remember helping out. The hidden doorway on the left is the byre with a small extension along the top path - this is the dairy. It was a cool location to store milk which once curdled to buttermilk was churned to make butter. Keywords: Picture |
Owner of original: Sarah Byrnes |
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| 448 |  | Campbell,Belle(TommyCrawleys wife) 1932c web Belle Campbell (aka Mary Bella or Isobell Mary Campbell). Photo from about 1932 when Belle had met her future husband Tommy Crawley. Photo is courtesy of Elaine Rodgers - granddaughter. Keywords: Picture |
Owner of original: Photo is courtesy of Elaine Rodgers - granddaughter. |
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| 449 |  | Campbell,Belle(TommyCrawleys wife) 1932c web Belle Campbell (aka Mary Bella or Isobell Mary Campbell). Photo from about 1932 when Belle had met her future husband Tommy Crawley. Photo is courtesy of Elaine Rodgers - granddaughter. Keywords: Picture |
Owner of original: Photo is courtesy of Elaine Rodgers - granddaughter. |
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| 450 |  | Campbell,Patrick & M Burns(PaddyMcGraths)_Newry_m1897 Marriage of Patrick Campbell & Mary Burns - 02 Jan 1897. The Witnesses were James Campbell and Margaret Burns (The parish entry is spelt Margaret Burns, The Newry Registrar's entry is Margaret Byrne). The couple both lived close to Newry Cathedral. Patrick is a Sett Maker (Paviour-cut quarried stone into rectangular blocks for paving) as was his his father John Campbell. Mary is a Mill Worker and her father Thomas Burns is a Sawyer. © https://www.irishgenealogy.ie - Civil Registers of Births, Marriages and Deaths & Church Records. Keywords: Picture |
Owner of original: © https://www.irishgenealogy.ie - Civil Registers of Births, Marriages and Deaths & Church Records. |
