Janet, There is also a Tralee in Londonderry according to www.seanruad.com (that is a great site !), which is a lot closer, but your comment concerning it perhaps being the bride's birthplace still stands. Tom [email protected] sur 17/04/2001 17:06:55 Pour : [email protected] cc : Objet : Re: Tralee In a message dated 4/17/01 9:39:11 AM, [email protected] writes: << I have just received some information from a Marriage Certificate in Australia regarding James McClelland. It gives the Birthplace as Longrob, Ireland, Tralee, Ireland. Now I realize that Longrob is a Townland in County Fermanagh but I am not familiar with Tralee. Is Tralee close to Longrob? >> Val, It is hard to make sense of this info. The only Tralee that the townland database comes up with is the village in Co Kerry, a LONG way from Fermanagh. Longrob is a townland in the parish of Devenish, PLU of Enniskillen. (By all expectations, that info on the cert. should have had Enniskillen there instead of Tralee. ) So there must be some mistake. Could that word be misinterpreted (handwriting?) or could it refer to the bride's home area? Janet C-S ============================== Search over 1 Billion names at Ancestry.com! http://www.ancestry.com/rd/rwlist1.asp