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Treble Almanack & Dublin Directory 1783
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Discover your ancestors who lived in Ireland and who were listed in the Treble Almanack & Dublin Directory 1783. The records may reveal your relative’s full name, town and county, and their rank, trade, or occupation. You may also discover an ancestor with peerage.
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Each record comprises a transcript and black and white image of the original register. The amount of information listed varies, but the records usually include a combination of the following information about your ancestor:
• First name(s)
• Last name
• Year
• Town
• County
• Section
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The image may contain additional details, including:
• Rank or occupation
• Peerage
• Residence
• Business address
The record set comprises 8,201 records from all 32 counties of Ireland.
The Treble Almanacs incorporate three publications:
• John Watson Stewart's Almanac, a publication that includes a vast amount of information on a wide range of topics from army lists and mail coaches through to farming and schools
• Exshaw’s English Court Registry, which lists key individuals of the day, including royalty, peers, earls, MPs, Army and Naval officers
• Wilson's Dublin Directory, a trade directory listing Dublin streets, lanes, and alleys, plus details of merchants and traders
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