I am interessted in looking up the MCINISS surname in Ireland. Can you > suggest some addresses that might be useful? > Depends on what you are looking for, Jim. You can check the Griffith's Valuation index: http://www.failteromhat.com/griffiths.htm You can search the tithe applotment indexes on my website. Use the google search button on the Limerick page to make your search easier. I just searches my site. You can search the 1901 and 1911 Ireland censuses to see where the name is found: http://www.census.nationalarchives.ie/search/ These are just a few suggestions, I am sure the good people on this list can list some more place to look. -- Pat Connors, Sacramento CA http://www.connorsgenealogy.com

Pat; I  am looking for a Edward Cronin and Mary Flanagan and family who had a daughter Bridget Cronin who emigrated to Canada and married John Shutler in 1853 in Ontario. Bridget was born in Limerick 1 Feb 1825 and died 1910 in Michigan, USA. Edward Cronin and Mary Flanagan Cronin had Michael b. 1838 , Ellen b. 1841  and John b. 1823/24 before Bridget and Francis afterward. John was born 1818, I don't have the rest of the dates. Several of these are buried in Fife Lake MI at Saint Aloysius Catholic Church Cemetery  403 Merritt Street Fife Lake Grand Traverse County Michigan USA Postal Code: 49633. This is the information I have from the Canadian Census: !Brother of Bridget. Line 46. John a farmer, born in Ireland. Roman Catholic. age 38 on next birthday. Able to read and write English. This according to 1861 census. Grey County agricultural census for 1861, 5th ward, township of Bentinck. Ontario, Canada. Line 47. Mrs. Cronnan, farmer, born in France, Roman Catholic, age @next birthday,40 able to read and write English. Line 48. Francis (last two characters hard to read in script, could be "es"?) son, born in Canada West, age at next birthday, 9. Line 49. Michael, son, born Canada West, age at next birthday, 7. (I don't know if the yellow is a mistake, but as far as I know, the Cronin's were born in Limerick not France.) House is a one story, single family log home, built in 1860.      In Thom's  "General Index to Townlands, etc" There are 40 films for Limerick and its county, Eileen, > here they are : > 842843 to 842855 ; 846486 to 846500 ; 846664 to 846675. > > If you go to the LDS film search site and enter each number > (tedious, I know!) you will get the details of what is > covered on each film. Saint Aloysius Catholic Church Cemetery  403 Merritt Street Fife Lake Grand Traverse County Michigan USA Postal Code: 49633 Phone: 231-258-2752 Top of Form 1 Search for a surname in Saint Aloysius Catholic Church Cemetery: Bottom of Form 1 I am trying to find their Parish in Limerick. Any help or suggestions would be appreciated. Rose ________________________________