Park/e/s in Ireland

  • Ethos
  • Introduction
  • Menu Structure
  • Early Families
  • Sligo/Leitrim ~1600
    • First Sligo Parke Family
      • Evidence for the existence of Roger Parke
        • Parke in 1641 Down Survey
        • Possible 1620 Will of Roger Parke
      • The Identity of Sir Roger Jones
        • Analysis of data relating to Sir Roger Jones
      • Research Strategy for further generations
        • Apparent Tree
        • Registry of Deeds
        • Rummaging in the Registry of Deeds
        • Information from other sources
    • Further Development of Tree using information from Sir William Parke
      • Sir William’s Document
      • Early Inheritance of Dunally in Sligo
      • Leitrim families according to Sir William
  • Parke’s Castle
  • Data Sources
    • Census 1901
    • Church Records
      • Church of Ireland
      • Roman Catholic
      • Other Denominations
    • Civil Registration
      • Civil BMD Registers 1840 – 1910
        • Civil Births 1840-1910
        • Civil Marriages 1840-1910
        • Civil Deaths 1840-1910
    • Flax Spinning Wheel Entitlement
    • Griffith’s Valuation of Ireland
    • GRO records
    • IGI
    • Military
      • Parke Soldiers
    • Tithe Applotment
    • Wills
      • Various Will indexes
      • Other Indexes
        • Betham’s Indexes, etc.
        • McAnlis Index
  • Probable and Possible Descendants of Roger Parke
    • Individual Summary Data
    • Ancestors
    • Descendants

Apparent Tree


This family arrangement can then be further refined by looking more closely at entries in the Registry of Deeds

The information garnered from the Registry of Deeds can be augmented by information from other sources, mainly wills:

Combining both of these sources leads us to a more complete generational depiction of the first 6 generations of the Sligo and Leitrim branches of the family.

 

Rummaging in the Registry of Deeds

©John Parke: Brisbane, Australia Commenced October 2021