Parish Records - Transcribers Register

[Sduddy]

Hi Murf

Now that almost all my transcriptions have been transferred to Donated Material, I have deleted the attachments to my postings on various parishes. I am hoping this will make space for other contributors to add attachments.

There are two transcriptions, however, that have not been transferred to Donated Material:
(1) Doora marriages: http://www.ourlibrary.ca/phpbb2/viewtop ... ges#p11468 (bottom of the page 1)
(2) Kilmaley marriages: http://www.ourlibrary.ca/phpbb2/viewtop ... f=1&t=7020

Can you leave the link to these transcriptions in place until they are accepted by Donated Material, please? I know that the Kilmaley marriages is an exception to the general rule, as the marriage register is not held by NLI - the transcription I made was from an article by David Dillon in the Kilmaley magazine.

Sheila

[murf]

Sheila, I have restored those links on the Transcribers Register page together with a couple of links not provided on the Local Studies Parish Listing.

[Sduddy]

Hi Murf

I’m taking advantage of the large lake of time available at the moment to do a transcription of the Drumcliff baptisms. I know it’s been done already by Clare Roots Society, but I want to do a version that includes placenames and sponsors. I'm hoping to have it ready by the end of the month.

Sheila

[murf]

Roger on that Sheila
It should make a valuable enhancement to a popular dataset.
murf

[Sduddy]

Hi Murf

I would like to submit my transcription of Doonass and Truagh baptisms. One by cityfitz was in the pipeline, but hasn't appeared.

Sheila

[murf]

Hi Sheila
I have sent you a PM on this.

[pwaldron]

There appear to be a couple of typos on the Sixmilebridge page at
https://www.clarelibrary.ie/eolas/cocla ... ecords.htm

The links to the middle sections of the spreadsheets say "1840-1854" in two places but should say "1840-1864".

The names of the spreadsheet files indicate that they cover 1840-1864, and the contents appear to be all there.

[murf]

Thanks for that Paddy.
I've passed that on.