Jim G asked:
I understand that many of Ireland’s genealogy records were destroyed in WWI — I’d like to find out if there is any way to trace records of people entering and exiting the country in the early 1800’s.
Jamie
I understand that many of Ireland’s genealogy records were destroyed in WWI — I’d like to find out if there is any way to trace records of people entering and exiting the country in the early 1800’s.
Jamie
Tags: Contact Information, Ireland Genealogy, Wwi
Here is a link to to the largest Genealogical database.
or try
message boards are very good, you can also do name searches!
Try the Church of Jesus Christ and the latter day Saints (commonly called Mormons). The religion is keen on members searching their own family trees…useful
I agree that the LDS site is one of the best for finding Irish records. Once you have used their online catalogue to identify the records you are interested in, you can order them at a family history centre near you (see the “Find a Family History Center” link on its front page).
Only 40% of Ireland’s records were destroyed in the uprising, so many still remain, although some of these can only be accessed by a visit to Ireland.
Try the following websites for more information.