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searching for john Copeland, Lea, Kilbride IrelandQueens county zns son Robert both in R I Constabulary

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Hi Ethel, Nice to meet you :)

I tried to add a link to John's profile to your post but I ran into a multitude of profiles by that name on your watch-list.  There were some duplicates so I proposed some merges to help fix those.  If you are able to edit your post and at the bottom add the id# for John's profile that would be great.

While editing, if you can review the title of the post and try to make it more understandable that would also help.

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Do you have any birth year, or marriage years for Robert or John Copeland? Did they live in Ireland all their lives or did the emigrate to another location? If so, where would that be?

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Answer 1

Wikipedia has it that what used to be called Queens County is now called County Laois, Ireland. 

John Copeland

Ireland, Valuation Office Books

Name	John Copeland
Event Type	Land Assessment
Event Date	1842
Event Year	1842
Event Place	Kilbride, County Laois, Ireland
Event Place (Original)	kilbride, Lea, Portnahinch, Queen's, Ireland
Affiliate Record Type	Field Books
Townland	kilbride
County	Queen's
Parish	Lea
Barony	Portnahinch

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Ireland, Valuation Office Books, 1831-1856

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Digital Folder Number	007250644
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Citing this Record

"Ireland, Valuation Office Books, 1831-1856," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QVMG-R34D : 5 December 2016), John Copeland, 1842; from “Griffith's Valuation 1847-1864,” database and images, findmypast (http://www.findmypast.com : 2014); citing Kilbride, County Laois, Ireland, Field Books, various libraries, offices, and a private collection.