Irish certs.

[HarrysMum]

Does anyone know if an Irish death cert from either 1866 or 1915 would have names of the person's children?

I want to buy a couple but if they don't have childrens' names, I still won't know if they are the right ones.

[Macbev]

This link may answer some of your questions. It shows a few specimen death certs from different dates as well. I have the impression that children are not listed, but one may well be the informant, in which case there is some limited info recorded.
https://www.irish-genealogy-toolkit.com/Irish-deaths.html

[HarrysMum]

Thanks Bev. Looks like that's a no. Lots they could learn from us. I'm thinking my great grandmother is going to remain parentless forever.

[Macbev]

Thanks Bev. Looks like that's a no. Lots they could learn from us. I'm thinking my great grandmother is going to remain parentless forever.

Nil desperandum. The answer is out there somewhere. I still have hopes of my gt grandmother Bridget Ryan, who married Patrick Ryan in Tipperary. I learned from her (Australian) death cert that she was the daughter of Michael Ryan, I just need to sift through all the Ryans in Tipperary:d

I'm a bit closer re gt grandfather Patrick's parents, who were, according to his (Australian) death cert, Matthew Ryan and Ellen O'Shaughnessy from Tipperary. Same conditions apply, as above.;(

[JBee]

Don't think so Libby.

It's not like Victoria, Australia where they named the children.

[HarrysMum]

Don't think so Libby.

It's not like Victoria, Australia where they named the children.


I think all of Australia names the children (dead and alive).

Not sure what I could learn from buying those certs, so might leave it.

[Merry]

You can view the 1915 cert for free here:

https://www.irishgenealogy.ie/en/

[HarrysMum]

You can view the 1915 cert for free here:

https://www.irishgenealogy.ie/en/

Merry, I can't find a cert....only the entries, and not the one I want :(

[HarrysMum]

Sorry.....found it.