Ian Goddard wrote: > > Coleraine?? I think you're mixing up Fermoy and Armoy. > > Probably the best approach is to eliminate areas known to have local Martin families. N Ireland has Martins > so I think you could disregard all the entries from Coleraine to Newry. The fact that there are 3 in Dublin > tends to suggest that there was also a Martin family there. > > That leaves just Edenderry, Mountmellick and Dingle. You might be able to eliminate some of those if there > are any other Martin marriages (bride or groom) in the late 1910s or early 1920s. > According to Google maps, Coleraine is 128 km from Fermoy Mountmellick is 145 km -- Anne Chambers South Australia anne dot chambers at bigpond dot com

Anne Chambers wrote: > Ian Goddard wrote: > >> >> Coleraine?? I think you're mixing up Fermoy and Armoy. >> >> Probably the best approach is to eliminate areas known to have local Martin families. N Ireland has Martins >> so I think you could disregard all the entries from Coleraine to Newry. The fact that there are 3 in Dublin >> tends to suggest that there was also a Martin family there. >> >> That leaves just Edenderry, Mountmellick and Dingle. You might be able to eliminate some of those if there >> are any other Martin marriages (bride or groom) in the late 1910s or early 1920s. >> > According to Google maps, Coleraine is 128 km from Fermoy > Mountmellick is 145 km > But that does not mean is is a RD, point taken.... -- Anne Chambers South Australia anne dot chambers at bigpond dot com