Irish Civil Registration:

The Irish civil register has evolved over the years. The initial registers were by complete years until 1878 when they started to report by quarter. In 1881 entries appear at the back of the December quarter to capture births, marriages and deaths that occurred but were not registered until 12 months or more had past. In 1884, the end of the December quarter another separate register is added to comply with the 1879 Army Act for Irish nationals serving overseas and finally in 1887 a further register is added to the end of the December register recorded Marine Deaths.

In 1922, the Irish Republic was formed and the registers are split into two, those serving the Republic of Ireland and those of Northern Ireland.

Bold entries marked with an asterisk indicates a copy of the certificate is held in the files and is available to you.

Births 1864 - 1921

Year	Name	Sub District	Volume	Ref
1884	William Ismay*	Newry	1	745
1886	Annie Ismay	Dublin N	2	584
1887	Thomas Ismay	Galway	4	219
1891	Catherine Edith Jane Ismay #	Malta		3
1893	Female Ismay*	Cyprus

# Located in the appended register for Irish nationals serving overseas in accordance to the 1879 Army Act.

Marriages 1845 - 1921

Year	Name	Sub District	Volume	Ref
2 Q 1898	John Ismay*	Belfast	1	395
2 Q 1920	John Ismay*	Belfast	1	631

Deaths 1864 - 1921

Year	Name	Age	Sub District	Volume	Ref
1869	Charles Ismay	81	Swineford	14	263
4 Q 1879	Charles Ismey	60	Swineford	4	293
1 Q 1892	Margaret Ismay	65	Swineford	4	341
1896	Eleanor Dixon Ismay	0	Cairo		32
4 Q 1909	Patrick Ismay	51	Cashel	3	297

* Located in the appended register for Irish nationals serving overseas in accordance to the 1879 Army Act.

Births Irish Republic 1922 - 1949

No Ismay Entries Recorded

Marriages Irish Republic 1922 - 1949

No Ismay Entries Recorded

Deaths Irish Republic 1922 - 1949

No Ismay Entries Recorded

Births Northern Ireland

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Marriages Northern Ireland

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Deaths Northern Ireland 1922 - 1946

No Ismay Entries Recorded