Title	Description	Film Nos.
1911 census	The country was divided into enumeration districts, each one has a number, unfortunately these districts do not seen to correspond with other divisions such as civil parishes. The first film on the list is an index of townlands (film # 1952210) I assume this gives the enumeration district # for each townland.	Finna
Civil registration for all counties for the period 1864-1921 -(Protestant marriages 1845-1921). Records for the 26 Irish Republic counties for the period 1922-1997.	Genfindit A commercial organisation offering to do searches for you, but does list the film nos. for civil registrations for births, deaths and marriages indexes	Births Marriages Deaths
Ireland Cork Mallow Civil Reg (British Book area 941.95 v2bm)	Fermoy, Mallow and Mitchellstown	fiche 6026294
O'Kief, Coshe Mang, Slieve Lougher & Upper Blackwater in Ireland 1816 - 1900 (Casey)	Boherbue Baptismal records pages 177-178 .	0823808
	Inchigeelagh Co. Cork, Ireland Church Records- Marriages	0823808
	Inchigeelagh Co. Cork, Ireland Church Records- Marriage Index	0883784
The Index of Surnames of Householders in Griffith's Primary Valuation and Tithe Applotment Books Commonly known as the Householders Index	Counties: Antrim, Armagh, Carlow and Cavan	0919001
	Counties: Clare, Cork, and Derry (Londonderry)	0919002
	Counties: Donegal, Down and Dublin	0919003
	Counties: Fermanagh, Galway, Kerry, Kildare and Kilkenny	0919004
	Counties: Laios (Leix, Queen's), Leitrim, Limerick,Longford, Louth, Mayo and Meath Tipperary	0919005
	Counties: Tyrone, Waterford, Westmeath, Wexford and Wicklow	0919007
	After you have obtained: 1 Find the call number of the County (film number) 2 Locate the County 3 Locate the Surname(s) 4 Locate the Parish 5 Record the Information 6 Locate the Tax Record from these films you need to order Fiche #6026722, 3 fiche in total.
	From these fiche you look for the parish in your county and it will give you the film number to the original tax records of that area which will have your famlies on. There will be a Film # for the Tithe list and another film # for the Griffiths.

From: [email protected] Date: Tue, 4 Jan 2000 20:01:16 EST Subject: [Cork-L] JCHAS & LDS films Hi All, I got a pleasant surprise this afternoon while at the FHC viewing a film I ordered back in November which came into the center last week. I was looking for any available microfilmed copies of the JCHAS (Journal of the Cork Historical and Archaeological Society) and found film # 1279254 in the LDS online catalog under the JCHAS title, so ordered the film. What I didn't realize, and you veteran FHC's experts already know this, is that very often there are numerous other articles on the same film. So now, before ordering a film, I think I'll run the film number through the catalog (all searches...film/fiche number) or the computer at the FHC to see what else might be included! There is some really great material on this film other than the JCHAS for 1895--- 1. Journal of The Association for the Preservation of the Memorials to the Dead in Ireland (These seem to be mainly C of I inscription recordings and LOTS of them! All counties included) 2. ditto 3. Irish Pedigrees, or, The Origin and Stem of the Irish Nation, by John O'Hart. Published 1876, the entire book, 374 pages, is on this film. 4. The Gentleman's and Citizen's Almanack....for the Year of Our Lord...... 1840, Dublin, by John Watson.--lists the chief governors of Ireland, marquises and earls, viscounts and bishops, barons, members of parliament, state officers, magistrates of towns, military staff, regiments in Ireland as of 10 Nov. 1839, hospitals, etc. 5. Barrymore: records of the Barry's of County Cork from the earliest to the present time with pedigrees, by the Rev. E. Barry, 1902. This book, copied on this film in its entire 214 pages, consists of 3 chapters: (1) Barrymores (2) Barryroes (3) Barryroes junior branches (The Barry's of Rahansky and Dundullerick) 6. Another Watson's Almanack, for 1800 Dublin. 7. JCHAS--Vol. 1 second series, 1895 8. The Law Reports of the Incorporated Council of Law reporting for Ireland: digest of cases decided by the Court of Appeal, the High Court Justice, the Court for Crown Cases Reserved, in Ireland, the Court of Bankruptcy, and the Irish Land Commission. From the commencement of Hilary sittings, 1894, to the end of Michaelmas sittings, 1898. 9. Some Anglicised Surnames in Ireland, by Padraig MacGiolla-Domhnaigh.