If they fought with the British Commonwealth forces, you can check for their names at www.cwgc.org/ . At 06:12 PM 03/11/2006, you wrote: >A few years ago I went to Dublin and looked at vital records for all names >and dates I could think of. Found nothing definitive. Maybe >someone will know >of a Dublin cemetery or death registry which would contain any of following: > >John Keough (Keogh) b. ca 1840, alive in 1911 I believe. >Margaret his wife b. ca 1840, no est. on death date, but in 1900s. >Although our information calls her Margaret, I'm wondering if she >might have been a >Mary Mg't, as I can find no Margarets anywhere near right age. A Dublin >census has several of right names, & a Mary, but no Marg't. >Last known address was #2 Little Britain St., Dublin. I went there and >someone thought it was a place for pensioners early 1900s. >Their children: James, Dick, Tom, John (my grandfather, died in US), Fred, >twins Edwin & Edward, Nick (d. in US), Briget. Also 3 girls died young. > >I thought for sure it would be easy to find the twins, but no. Even my great >uncle who stated he was b. Dublin 1874 I could find no record. It is >possibel that this family originated in Cavan. Margaret was from >Isle of Man but I >have found nothing there I can pinpoint. 2 possible Marg'ts right >age, but no >marriage record found anywhere. And Grandpa was born at sea. Yes, I have >checked that too. Both John & Nick list Margaret as their mother. >Any help or suggestions appreciated. Ca 15 years ago I hired a researcher >and he came up empty handed. The brothers James, Dick & Tom all died before >1926 & may have been in the war. Is there a list of Irish soldier deaths? >Many thanks for help or suggestions. Liz > >------------------------------- >To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to >IRL-DUBLIN-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without >the quotes in the subject and the body of the message