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County Clare Church of Ireland
PARISH REGISTERS
Reference:  Irish Records, Sources for Family and Local History by James G. Ryan
 

Religious Parish Earliest Records
m=marriage b=baptism d=death
Clare Abbey (or Clare) m 1845-
Clondegad m 1845-, d 1882-
Clonlea b 1879-, m 1845-, d 1877-
Drumcliff (Ennis) 1744- for all
Feakle b 1845-
Kildyserg b 1881-, m 1847-, d 1882-
Kilfarboy (Miltown) b 1879-, m 1845-
Kilfenora m 1853-
Kilfiddane b 1889-, m 1845-, d 1892-
Kilfieragh or Kilfearagh (Kilkee) b 1829, m 1829, 1829, 1845-
Kilfinaghty (Sixmilebridge) b 1879-, m 1862-
Kilfintinan no records
Kilkeedy lost
Killaloe b 1679-, m 1682, d-1683-
Killard 1848
Killinaboy or Kilnaboy (Corofin) b 1799-, m 1802-, d 1821
Killonaghan lost
Kilmaley lost
Kilmanaheen b 1886-, m 1845-
Kilmurry b 1889-, m 1845-, d 1892-
Kilnaboy b 1799-, m 1802-, d 1821
Kilnasoolagh (Newmarket) b 1731, m 1799-, d 1786-
Kilrush b 1741-, m 1766-, d 1743
Kilseily b 1881-, m 1848-, d 1877-
Kiltenanlea lost
Newquay lost
O'Briensbridge lost
Ogonneloe b 1807-, m 1807-, d 1836-
Quin b 1907-, m 1845-, d 1906-
Rathbourney lost
Sixmilebridge b 1879-, m 1862-
Tomgraney (Bodyke) b 1845-
Tulla b 1845-1900

NOTES:  Many of the C of I records were lost in the PRO fire of 1922.  These are indicated as "Lost."  However, as Church of Ireland records were effectively state records, the records of marriage (from 1845) are also in the General Registrar's Office.  Most of the local custody records have been index by Clare Heritage Centre.