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From: "michael cronin" <>
Subject: Re: Cronin
Date: Tue, 25 Mar 2003 17:42:07 +1200
References: <E6E65CFD.9D5FFADB@earthlink.com>


I should have explained, the extracts on my web site are complete for the
name Cronin in co Cork, if you cannot find him it is either because I have
overlooked it while dong the extract or because he is not there to be found.

It was common for more than one family to live in a house at one time in
which case only one name will be on Griffiths. I will give you a real
example. In 1901 my ggrandfather Stephen Flavin, his wife and six children
were living in the same house as his older and unmarried brother. The land
and valuation records remained in the name of the brother until he died and
my ggrandfather inherited. In other words without the census I would never
have found him, the valuation records would only find his brother. If it
were an in-law or cousin they were living with the problem would even be
worse.

Michael



----- Original Message -----
From: "LEWIS PATRICIA C." <>
To: <>
Sent: Monday, March 24, 2003 12:13 PM
Subject: Cronin


> I am still looking for a CRONIN, Willaim on the Griffiths for Co. Cork.
> Gwneth sent some info that might fit as a brother,Timothy for one of our
> GGGmothers,but not sure, yet. We still need to find William.
> I could find nothing in Michael Cronins site that would fit.
> If anyone knows any or has any of the Griffiths they could scan and send
> I would apreciate it. I do not know for sure the town, but possibly
> Balydaly or Bally houlihan.
> All we DO know is SW Co Cork!
> Neither of us had any parents or Gparents to ask when we started this
> full time hobby(?), I 40 years ago, and she not too long after. William
> is a mutual GGGfather for us, we think.
> Thanks again for those above trying to help.
>
> den-mom and cousin.
>


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