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2. www.irishgenealogynews.com › 2014 › 02Drogheda C.of I. register transcriptions online, free

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   Feb 26, 2014 · Drogheda C.of I. register transcriptions online, free. The Representative Church Body Library has released transcriptions of parish registers for St Peter’s, Drogheda, Co Louth, which is in the Diocese of Armagh.

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

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   Oct 21, 2024 · Guide to County Louth ancestry, family history and genealogy: birth records, marriage records, death records, census records, parish registers, and military records.

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

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7. www.churchofireland.org › about › rcb-librarySt. Peter’s Drogheda Registers (1702 - Church of Ireland

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   We’re a member church of the Anglican Communion covering the island of Ireland. To access current parish details, please click here. These registers were the subject of the RCB Library’s Archive of the Month in March 2014.

8. 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.

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   When was Drogheda Founded?

   • Drogheda, its main town, was founded in 911 by the Norse Vikings. Following the Norman invasion in about 1183, the area was settled by English farmers and it became one of the first four counties established by King John of England in 1210. Louth was controlled by England over most of the following centuries.

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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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   How big is Drogheda County?

   • Its length is 29 miles from the boundary a little north of Ravensdale to the boundary south of Drogheda and its breath is only 12 to 13 miles. The area is 316.8 square miles (820.5 sq km). Prior to the Normans, this County was part of the Kingdom of Oriel. Drogheda, its main town, was founded in 911 by the Norse Vikings.

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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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