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= Ireland Protestant Guided Research =

Knowing the religion is important in finding records before 1864, when civil registration began.

The Church of Ireland was the second largest church in Ireland, although less than 10% of Ireland belonged to the church. Most of the members are found in, what is today, Northern Ireland. A majority of these records were destroyed in a fire in 1922. However, fragments and transcripts of some of these records exist and can be found online. See Church of Ireland Records for more information

Online Records

 *  Anglican Record Project  at Church of Ireland
 *  Ireland Church Records  at IrishGenealogy.ie
 *  Search Records for Ireland  at RootsIreland.ie ($)

For a list of which parish registers exist and how to find them:  Parish Registers 

The Presbyterian Church was the third largest church in Ireland, although less than 10% of Ireland belonged to the church. Most of the members are found in, what is today, Northern Ireland. The majority of records cannot be accessed online. Most of the records are available at the Public Record Office of Northern Ireland (PRONI), the Presbyterian Historical Society of Ireland, or individual congregations. See Ireland Presbyterian Church Records for more information.

Online Records

 *  Ireland Church Records  at IrishGenealogy.ie

Society of Friends (Quakers)
The Society of Friends had a small influence in Ireland. Most were found in the provinces of Ulster, Leinster, and Munster. See Ireland Quaker Records for more information.

Online Records

 *  Ireland, Society Of Friends (Quaker) Births  at FindMyPast ($)
 *  Ireland, Society Of Friends (Quaker) Marriages  at FindMyPast ($)
 *  Ireland, Society Of Friends (Quaker) Deaths  at FindMyPast ($)

Non-Conformist

 * 1701-1913:  Ireland, Non-Conformist Births & Baptisms  at FindMyPast ($)
 * 1702-1913:  Ireland, Non-Conformist Marriages  at FindMyPast ($)
 * 1702-1731, 1895:  Ireland, Non-Conformist Burials  at FindMyPast ($)