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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Kerry Emigration May Day 1857
If your ancestor sailed from Blennerville, the Port of Tralee in May 1857, you will be glad to know that ...
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O’Sullivan-Glannie Kerry
I get a lot of email queries asking about different branches of the O'Sullivan (Sullivan) families in Kerry. See an ...
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Kerry Conflicting Info or Fake News?
'Fake News' , 'alternative facts', conflicting genealogical evidence, whatever title you use, how do you apply it when researching your ...
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Kerry Genealogy in Courts
Did your Kerry Ancestor pawn a coat, own a wandering pig, or 'commit a breach of the Sabbath'? While Genealogy ...
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A Kerryman & the French Revolution
Conducting research into the papers of Francis Thomas Fitzmaurice 3rd Earl of Kerry in the French National Archivees is not ...
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Fr. Ferris’s Parish Histories
A fascinating book Fr. Ferris’s Parish Histories:BallymacElligott, Ballyseedy, O’Brennan and Nohoval will be launched next Thursday 7th June in Ballygarry ...
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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.
