Leitrim? Would be easier to tell if the parish bit was also included.
goombagoomba2 on
Leitrim
Bozza-Bosley on
My first guess was Leitrim but I wouldn’t completely discount Antrim
jimmobxea on
People saying Leitrim probably correct. But is that a fada. Or if it’s over the “i” why isn’t it over the first i? There’s no similar mark over the i in “third” below it.
plindix on
Could be Antrim with an A like a large lowercase A. I’d expect another “dot” if it was Leitrim. But as suggested, more detail would help. Also date.
No Irish on it so it’s either pre-1921 or Northern Irish.
Leitrim is the only one that seems to fit the pattern of characters of what is written:
**<1 capital letter (most likely an ‘I’ or an ‘L’)>***<~2 small letters>***<1 tall letter (either an ‘l’, ‘t’ or ‘h’)>***<~3 small letters>*
High_Flyer87 on
It’s either Leitrim or Antrim.
If you can disclose her birth surname we should be able to identify which of the two it most likey is as they would both have very different demographics. Antrim being a protestant majority county with many Ulster Scots etc.
I’d lean towards Leitrim with what looks like a tail on the L the biggest giveaway.
Hamburg48 on
Judging by the offset of_____ Ireland in the heading, I’d think it’s saying Northern before it. Also, all in English so I’d think Antrim hai.
mugzhawaii on
What does it say before “Ireland” at the top? I assume it says Northern, based on the centering of the text..? If it’s a NI Birth Certificate it is most definitely Antrim.
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Leitrim? Would be easier to tell if the parish bit was also included.
Leitrim
My first guess was Leitrim but I wouldn’t completely discount Antrim
People saying Leitrim probably correct. But is that a fada. Or if it’s over the “i” why isn’t it over the first i? There’s no similar mark over the i in “third” below it.
Could be Antrim with an A like a large lowercase A. I’d expect another “dot” if it was Leitrim. But as suggested, more detail would help. Also date.
No Irish on it so it’s either pre-1921 or Northern Irish.
Edit: most Warings lived in Belfast or Antrim
https://www.barrygriffin.com/surname-maps/irish/waring/
Most likely Leitrim.
I assume she is no longer alive that you can ask her?
There are 32 counties in Ireland. See the full list here: [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Counties_of_Ireland](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Counties_of_Ireland)
Leitrim is the only one that seems to fit the pattern of characters of what is written:
**<1 capital letter (most likely an ‘I’ or an ‘L’)>***<~2 small letters>***<1 tall letter (either an ‘l’, ‘t’ or ‘h’)>***<~3 small letters>*
It’s either Leitrim or Antrim.
If you can disclose her birth surname we should be able to identify which of the two it most likey is as they would both have very different demographics. Antrim being a protestant majority county with many Ulster Scots etc.
I’d lean towards Leitrim with what looks like a tail on the L the biggest giveaway.
Judging by the offset of_____ Ireland in the heading, I’d think it’s saying Northern before it. Also, all in English so I’d think Antrim hai.
What does it say before “Ireland” at the top? I assume it says Northern, based on the centering of the text..? If it’s a NI Birth Certificate it is most definitely Antrim.
https://preview.redd.it/p46d735ah2rd1.png?width=4032&format=png&auto=webp&s=00d524e07915564212cc519854deb6dedf80e0e1
Some more (illegible) info
Letrim