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You found him: 2236. I am elated and can't wait to pull all the records and jump on the next plane to Shannon. He is called Hugh everywhere except the Kildimo parish register, where they used "Hugo." I am thrilled and can't wait to share this with family. His daughter came to Hell's Kitchen in New York City and with her Cat-o-Nine tails would whip the unruly crowd into order. The police would call for her assistance. Now the legend has a historical note: her dad was a constable. With great spirit of celebration, Raymond ]]> feeds@yuku.com (Raymond Francis Schmidt) http://irishconstabulary.com/reply/613 Mon, 19 Jul 2010 22:59:59 PST http://irishconstabulary.com/reply/612/Hugh-Hugo-Geraghty-c1817-1875#reply-612 Raymond.
I found only one Hugh Geraghty who served in the ,Irish Constabulary-Royal Irish Constabulary and his Reg-No,was 2236, also i could not find his record on Ancestry.com,but you can go to,
WWW.psni.police.uk they seem to be the best link,and it will give the payment details etc.
                                                  
Just, an item i found in my notes for 1851,"Constabulary Office Dublin Castle"December 1851. Men whose conduct has been Specially Approved.
County---Reg-No-----Name--------Rank----------Award-------File------Nature of Service--
Limerick   2,236        ... ]]> feeds@yuku.com (ballyroughan) http://irishconstabulary.com/reply/612 Mon, 19 Jul 2010 21:01:57 PST http://irishconstabulary.com/topic/752/Hugh-Hugo-Geraghty-c1817-1875 Where do I go now?  Best guess, My ancestor, Hugh Geraghty, b.1817 would have enlisted in the RIC c 1836, married Johanna Lynch c. 1843.  He had a daughter (1845) in Kildimo, Limerick. He remarried Margaret Enright in St. John's Limerick (1849), with children in Kildimo (1850), Kilcornan & Stonehall, (1852) St. Mary's (1859) The civil record for the birth of the fifth daughter in 1865 mentions that Hugh is a "pensioner form. police on Athlunkard Street, Limerick."  The civil death register mentions "pensioner RIC, Sandmall, St. John's Limerick, 8 days bronchitis."  Where do I go from here?  I'm hopeful that there might be a service number and detailed information about his life.  Thank you in advance -- I didn't even know what the initials RIC stood for yesterday!  Raymond  

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