Genealogy Forum UK

grangers14 wrote:You could try here
http://www.rootsireland.ie/

Jo

thanks, i had looked at this site but was rather put off by the high costs to view. it does look like a really good resource though and i will probably have to use it eventually. hoping to find something cheaper or even free...

i am looking for information about my great X4 grandfather, john KELLY. he was a doctor/surgeon in kildare, ireland. he had 3 sons (that i know about) john, robert and matthew who all became doctors. the sons would have been born around 1780 - 1790. i have no information on his wife. the son john is...

just to say that this is no longer a brick wall... problem solved, thanks for the help! i have now found great x4 grandfather Dr John Kelly from kildare, ireland...

i have not seen some of the information, but yes, this is where john price kelly retired to. my great grandfather, john henry cusack kelly is missing from this list as he would have been working abroad on the construction of the anglo-indian telegraph...

i have been able to confirm that this eliza kelly is my great x3 grandmother... so thanks again jimmy just need to find some info on john now...

thanks for the welcome...

thanks jimmy, that is definitely my great great grandfather! the details for eliza kelly certainly look likely...

it certainly seems an impossible thing at the moment! i have only traced back from my direct family, i am rather amateur with all this and haven't had the time to look into all the siblings, there are even more in the following generations! maybe this will be the only way...

hi all. i am trying to overcome a bit of a dead end in the search for my great x4 grandfather, hopefully someone here can help me... my great x3 grandfather, john kelly was a surgeon. he married elizabeth (eliza) price in calcutta on 22/02/1813. they had 6 children, john price kelly (my great x2 gra...

just a quick first post to say hello! i am searching for the Kelly side of my family but have hit a dead end of sorts in the early 1800's... i will post details in the 'dead ends' section and hopefully someone on the forum will be able to help. cheers, ian