Paternal Grandpa: Toymaker > Sells shells Maternal Grandma: tons of stuff > Sells shells Maternal Grandpa: Marine > IBM Maternal Grandma: Nurse/Stay at home mom Father: Sells Shells Mother: Baker Me: Aspiring Genealogist

Currently on break, so doing some research, just found the death record of a 6th great grandfather Hiacinthus Matraj. He died in 1806 around 70 years old! He lived most of his life in Poland before the Austrian occupation.

Today I went to Leiden, to see the Japan museum and the Botanical Gardens.

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Irish Genealogy is amazing there are so many records, its crazy! I wish I had this for my Eastern European research!

Does anyone know of resources for City maps in Ireland? Particularly I'm looking for a street map of Mitchelstown c. 1800s. I have church registers where my family lived at Post Lane.

I will say church records in Ireland are uhm. Interesting. Anyway, I believe the green underline is Thomas Fitzgerald and Ellen Moher. Although my mind is easily changed and I'm curious what others think.

bbc.com/news/uk-northe… I have been listening to Irish History Podcast (Fin) to better understand my Irish roots. I am currently listening to an episode about this event (more current event than history but crazy). Oral history can't be used as police evidence!

What are must see things in Dublin?

I was hoping that my previous tweet would be all things I already had (its about 80%), but the book of kells I missed!

I just found these two records. familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1… and familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1… I'm not too sure what's in them but these may have to do with my 4th great grandfather Edmund Condon. Not sure if there's a way in Ireland I could get these records.

Currently I'm working on "Ancestor sheets" that I can use while I'm researching in Dublin. Now realizing how this could be a useful tool to record my research. (I have never liked research logs)

What is the big grocery store in Ireland/ the recommended one?

6 Historical Irish Jurisdictions Genealogists Should Know About: familytreemagazine.com/heritage/irish… P.J. Elias - Slavic Genealogist