Ballymacoda (Ladysbridge, Liscarroll, Churchtown), Cork

Marriage Index 1840

This extract from the parish register of Ballymacoda (Ladysbridge, Liscarroll, Churchtown) is a bit confusing because while it begins with the first names being given in English this changes to them being given in Latin.

The following table of marriages is transcribed from Microfilm No. 4991 held online by the National Library of Ireland accessible through their Roman Catholic Parish Register Search page.  This is an index of the names of the people who were married in the Roman Catholic parish of Ballymacoda (Ladysbridge, Liscarroll, Churchtown) during the year 1840. When a register is in Latin, this means that generally speaking first names are given in Latin, surnames are in English.  All names given here are as I read them.  When registers are in Latin many times we see names spelled incorrectly.  I do have a page online which gives Latin names in English so you may consider looking at that if you have any problems here.

My list is sorted by the surname of the groom.  Question marks indicate letters or words I had a problem reading.  The letters ‘sic’ indicate that is how I read the letters I have typed.
[ ] indicates that the letters within the brackets are my best guess at what the letters might be
n.g. means the name or placename was not given
Place names are not given in this section of the register

Names that I have a question about the first letter of the surname lie at top of this list

Nicknames, Shortened names used in Irish records

The surname Fitzgerald is written FGerald in these records.  Some first names are shortened in the extreme, e.g. Js=James.