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1. forebears.io › ireland › leinsterDrogheda Genealogy Resources & Parish Registers | Leinster

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   Digital images of thousands of letters and documents detailing the state of Ireland during the famine. The documents can be searched by a name index of over 10,000 people. See All Court & Legal Records for Drogheda

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3. www.rootschat.com › forum › indexDrogheda Photos - RootsChat.com

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   My mum and her family lived in Drogheda from about 1913 - 1921. She also had an Aunt and Uncle who raised their family in Drogheda so I was also looking for photos and info. I got a copy of a book that was compiled for The National School which contains lots of photos and information about pupils..... where they lived and also pictures.

4. registers.nli.ie › parishes › 0211St. Peter's, Drogheda, Armagh - Catholic Parish Registers at ...

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   You may be able to find more information on registers for this parish at: Irish Ancestors. Roots Ireland.

5. www.familysearch.org › search › catalogParochial registers of St. Mary's (Drogheda, Louth), 1835-1881

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   Microfilm copy of original records. Some writing is faded and illegible. The Catholic parish of St. Mary's contains the civil parishes of Colp, Kilsharvan, and St. Mary's. The town of Drogheda is in the counties of Meath and Louth.

6. www.familysearch.org › en › wikiDrogheda St. Peter's Catholic Parish, County Louth, Ireland ...

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   A map of the Civil Parishes of County Louth is available at Irish Timessite.

   A map of the Civil Parishes of County Louth is available at the Irish Timessite.

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   For a free guide to Drogheda St. Peter's Catholic Parish, County Louth, Ireland Genealogy parish records available online, see: Irish Ancestors.

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   Search for the relative or ancestor you selected. When you find his birth record, search for the births of his brothers and sisters.

   Next, search for the marriage of his parents.The marriage record will have information that will often help you find the birth records of the parents.

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8. ukga.org › indexDrogheda, Ireland - genealogy heraldry and history

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   Drogheda, Ireland genealogy site with description, census transcripts, parish records, and many other resources.

9. www.johngrenham.com › records › rc_churchCatholic records for St. Peter's, Drogheda - John Grenham

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   Click here for a listing of placenames associated with this church. Catholic records for St. Peter's, Drogheda.

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    Where can I find information about Drogheda St Peter's Catholic parish?

    • Guide to Drogheda St. Peter's Catholic Parish, County Louth ancestry, family history, and genealogy. Parish registers, transcripts, baptism records, marriage records, and burial records. A map of the Civil Parishes of County Louth is available at Irish Times site. A map of the Civil Parishes of County Louth is available at the Irish Times site.

    Drogheda St. Peter's Catholic Parish, County Louth, Ireland Genealogy

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    Where is Drogheda?

    • A calculator measuring the changing value of the British Pound using two price indices. DROGHEDA, a sea-port and borough and market-town, locally in the county of LOUTH, and province of LEINSTER, 57 miles (S by W.) from Belfast, and 23 (N.) from Dublin; containing 17,365 inhabitants, of which number, 15,138 are in the town.

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    What titles did Drogheda give to the family of Moore?

    • Drogheda gives the titles of Marquess, Earl, and Viscount, in the peerage of Ireland, to the family of Moore. — Topographical Dictionary of Ireland (1837) by Samuel Lewis; Courtesy & copyright of Mel Lockie

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    Is there a Drogheda Down Memory Lane Facebook page?

    • Well worth a look. Hi There is a Facebook page called Drogheda Down Memory Lane, it is a private group but if you apply they accept should accept you provided you do not post certain types of political or other such items. There are lots of photos there from earliest times including paintings up to more recent times.

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    Who were William of Drogheda and James Miles?

    • William of Drogheda, a writer on civil law in the 14th century, and James Miles, author of two works on religion and one on music, and who died a member of the Franciscan monastery at Naples, in 1639, were natives of this place. Drogheda gives the titles of Marquess, Earl, and Viscount, in the peerage of Ireland, to the family of Moore.

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    How did droighad Atha get its name?

    • This place is said to have derived its name Droighad Atha, in the Irish language signifying "a bridge," from the erection of a bridge over the river Boyne, at a period prior to the English invasion; but no notice of any town of importance occurs till after that event.

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