Kerry Baptism Records
Baptisms in Kerry in nineteenth century Finding a record of your Kerry ancestor’s baptism or birth is the ultimate goal ...
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Kerry Landlords: Trinity College Estates
Trinity College Dublin was one of the largest landholders in Kerry from 1597 until the late 1890s and early twentieth ...
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Kerry Landlords – Lord Headley
The Headley family whose lands were mainly in two locations – Glenbeigh and Castleisland/Knocknagoshel, enjoy (if that is the appropriate ...
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Kerry Landlords – Browne Lord Kenmare
The title Earl of Kenmare (Lord Kenmare) was created in 1801. Long before this, around 1555, Sir Valentine Browne was ...
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Kerry Landlords
Kerry landlords for over 700 years, up to the land Acts of the late 1890s, ruled the lives of our ...
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John Grenham’s Blog
John Grenham's blog of Oct 22nd, titled We’re a post-imperial rounding error was so true, so incisive that I urge ...
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Kerry Births Marriages & Deaths
Researching Kerry Births, Marriages and Deaths can be problematic. The most frustrating queries I get both personally on MyKerryAncestors.com and ...
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Killarney yesterday and 1861
Yesterday we visited Killarney for a walk. This time we choose the Fossa Way which starts just inside the gate ...
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Emigration Valentia 1883
This is the story of mass emigration from the Iveragh Peninsula in 1883. Two ships were chartered and assisted passage ...
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Kerry Emigration 1851 -1906
The enumeration of emigrants from Irish Ports did not start until 1st May 1851. From that time onward to 1906, ...
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Kay Caball is a qualified Genealogist certified by the University of Limerick. A native of Kerry, Kay specialises in Kerry based local family history and genealogy. She studied History of the Family & Genealogical Methods at the University of Limerick with her research conducted in primary and secondary sources for the County of Kerry.
Kay is also a member of the Eneclann & Ancestor Network panel of genealogy advisers at the National Library of Ireland.
