1641: Book of Survey and Distribution. NLI Ms
972
1659:
Pender's 'Census'.
1664:
Hearth Money Roll. NAI Thrift Abstracts 3737
1668-69:
Hearth Money Roll. Baronies of Maryborough and Clandonagh (Upper Ossory).
NAI Thrift Abstracts 3737
1758-75:
Freeholders. Journal of the Kildare Archaeological Society,, Vol. VIII, pp
309 27
1766: Lea
parish RCB Library; Also LDS film 258517
1821:
Mountrath. NAI m6225(1) - (5)
1823-38:
Tithe Books .
1832-40:
Owners and occupiers, Lea parish. NLI Ms 4723/4
1844:
Register of Arms, baronies of Clandonagh (Upper Ossory), Maryborough,
Cullenagh. 433 names. NAI
1847:
Voters. NLI ILB O4 P12
1851-1852:
Griffith's Valuation .
1901:
Census. Now On-Line
1911:
Census. Now On-Line
Directories
1788
Richard Lucas, General Directory of the Kingdom of Ireland, NLI Pos. 3729
1824
J. Pigot and Co., City of Dublin and Hibernian Provincial Directory, NLI
1846
Slater, National Commercial Directory of Ireland, NLI
1856
Slater, Royal National Commercial Directory of Ireland, NLI
1870
Slater, Directory of Ireland, NLI
1881
Slater, Royal National Commercial Directory of Ireland, NLI
1894
Slater, Royal Commercial Directory of Ireland, NLI
Government (civil) registration of births in Ireland began in 1864. The
index to civil registration is available on findmypast. The full records
reside in
The
General Register Office and photocopies for genealogical research can
be ordered, for a fee, from that office. To order a certificate you will
need the registration year/quarter, registration district and volume and
page number provided in the transcript.
Census Records
Full government censuses were taken of
the whole island in 1821, 1831, 1841, 1851, 1861, 1871, 1881, 1891 1901,
and 1911. The first four, for 1821, 1831, 1841, and 1851, were largely
destroyed in 1922, in the fire at the Public Record Office; surviving
fragments are detailed under the county source-lists. Those for 1861
1871 1881 and 1891 were completely destroyed earlier, by order of the
government.
This means that the earliest surviving
comprehensive returns are for 1901 and 1911. Because of this, the normal
rule that census returns should not be available to the public for 100
years has been suspended in the Republic of Ireland, and the original
returns can be consulted in the National Archives.
A full microfilm copy of the 1901
census is available at the LDS Family History Library in Salt Lake City.
Indexes, published or database, are available for the 1901 returns of
some counties; these are noted under the relevant county. Copies of the
1901 returns for the six counties now in Northern Ireland are available
at the Public Record Office of
Northern Ireland
Census of Ireland 1901 for Queens Co (Laoia):
http://www.census.nationalarchives.ie/pages/1901/Queen_s_Co_/
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