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The "Roaring Twenties"

  • 20 older comments, and then…
  • National Library of Ireland on The Commons said:
    Previously, Kevin O’Higgins

  • An Poc Ar Buile said:
    John J. Tierney and Anastasia Grant www.irishgenealogy.ie/files/civil/marriage_returns/marria...
  • An Poc Ar Buile said:
    A transatlantic wedding no less
  • National Library of Ireland on The Commons said:
    an poc Oooh, an Inspector with Detroit W.S.A., is it? What was that when it was at home? Thanks all, for not calling me a big eejit. Didn't have my monocle screwed in right. However, would be great to find out what he was Inspectoring in over there in Detroit!
  • National Library of Ireland on The Commons said:
    An Poc Ar Buile And Anastatia Grant had no stated job. Worked on her family's farm maybe?

Corr

  • Kieran Rocks said:
    I suspect the name or date could be incorrect, as there was no Corr marriage on 22 Aug 1933 in either NI or RoI. Kieran Rocks
  • Kieran Rocks said:
    I had a reply from PRONI with a copy of name on the negative whish plainly shows the marriage as a Corr, and PRONI checked the cross reference with the "Day Book" and the data appears to be correct. I can only assume the marriage is missing from GRONI's on line register register of marriages.. If any one can identify the couple I would really like to known who they were.

Australian South Sea Islander wedding in Bundaberg, Queensland, 1909

  • Vesna Verencevic said:
    The indigenous peoples of Australia include both Aborigines and Torres Strait Islanders, though the history of the two groups is very different.[33] In general, it appears that Torres Strait Islander practices and customs are different from those even of North Queensland Aborigines, and more adaptable to the general law. Torres Strait Islanders are strictly monogamous, mostly church-married.[34] The most significant area of Islander ‘customary’ practice noted in the Field Report was that of adoption, especially of extra-marital children, by grandparents or other members of the extended family.[35] In recent years it appears that the practice has been followed of taking steps, after a year’s trial, to formalize such adoptions under the general law.[36] Source: www.alrc.gov.au/publication/recognition-of-aboriginal-cus...