My Uncle Mark Jnr's birth and baptismal certificate

My Uncle Mark Jnr's death Certificate

My father's birth certificate (he sent off for this copy in 1948 as he wanted to join the R.A.F. and his was in bad shape).

My father's death certificate (note: I found out later on, when I came across his birth certificate, that he had no middle name).

My Grannie's birth certificate (she sent off for this copy on her return to Roslea in 1932).

My Mother and father's marriage certificate

My mother and father's divorce (decree absolute)

My G Grandfather, Old John Beggan's marriage Certificate (he married Susan Lynch of Kibberidogue)

Telegram sent to my Uncle Mark when his brother, Joseph 'Eddie' was 'seriously ill'. He died the same day..

Telegram sent to my father when Aunt Sarah 'Sadie' died.

If you would like to apply for a copy of a birth Certificate for your family members, it's not as hard as you may think. All you need do is print and fill out the form, below, for whichever Cert. you need.

Birth Cert. - Marriage Cert. - Death Cert.

References from people of Roslea for working in England on leaving R.A.F. 1  2  3

Four of my father's N. Ireland driving licences 1  2  3  4

Receipts from J T Carroll (general hardware merchant) of Roslea.

Receipt from P. McGinnity (Roslea)

Ticket from an electric blanket purchased from D. Deering by Sarah Jane Beggan.

Roslea Parish Newsletters (including masses from St. Tierney's and St. Mary's)  1  2  3  4 5

Newspaper Clippings 1  2  3  4  5 6 7

Page from the Northern Standard Newspaper with articles inlcuding the funeral of my Great Grand Aunt Mary Ellen (Beggan) Donnellan. For best viewing, when the page opens, right click on the picture and save it to your computer and open it from there. That was you will be able to zoom in to view the print. There are many names and places mentioned on this page and you never know, you might find a family member mentioned.

Clippings of personal letters containing family names and information that may be useful for people researching their family.

My Grannie, Susan (nee Beggan) kept a record of candles she was to light and medals to buy, for her close friends and family, from Lourdes on her visits. Here are three pages containing names of the people - 1 - 2 - 3

Letter from Eugene O'Callaghan of Bishop's House, County Monaghan, to Father McKenna about the new church of St. Joseph.

An Autograph book, which my father told me belonged to his Aunt Sarah Beggan. It is full of little poems and drawings, signed by different people, who I think attended High School, Clones, as this was written on the pages, and looks like it was from an Etta Levinson to someone called Violet. I'm not sure if Violet was a pet name for Sarah, or if maybe Violet gave the book to her. You can download the whole book, including the handwritten index from here Alternatively, as I am aware that not everyone will have the program "Winzip", I have made a pdf version here