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1. [NIR-ARMAGH-L] Honeyford Family [1]
Hi Folks! Looking for information about Joseph Honeyford (b. abt. 1806) most likely in Drumcree Parish. Wife's name was Elizabeth -maiden name unknown. Parent's names might have been Wiliam & Elizabeth Honeyford. Family are thought to have been somehow connected to the linen business. Joseph & Elizabeth were married about 1830, and their two oldest children were born in Armagh prior to their leaving Ireland around 1835. First born was Elizabeth Ann (b. May 11, 1831). Second child was William John (b.
2. Re: [NIR-ARMAGH-L] ANNA JANE JENKINSON LIGHTBODY [1]
Hi Harold, The surname Lightbody caught my eye. I am a decendant from Lightbodys my mother was a lightbody. I am afraid I dont go back to the 1791 thought. I have a Isaac Lightbody and Ann Jane Gillespie they had two sons may be more family,My greatgrandfather was his son William Lightbody.born in 1842. He came to Australia in1866. Would I be so lucky to be a connection to your family. Bye for now Gail Parish Goondiwindi Queensland Australia. ---------- > From: REDSSHED@aol.com > To: NIR-ARMAGH-L@rootsw
3. Re: Vint's from Armagh [1]
Hi list; I'm looking for anyone that may be related to a VINT that came from Armagh, Northern Ireland. I have a few areas they may have came from - Loughgilly, Pointz Pass, Ballymore etc. from some kind people who found them in the Griffith Valuations etc. for me; but that's about all. If anyone has any info, especially prior to the 1830's about any Vint, I'd appreciate it. Mae Vint
4. Re: [NIR-ARMAGH-L] ADDRESS FOR ARMAGH ANCESTRY [1]
I have also corresponded with Grace Greer of Armagh Ancestry and found them to be very helpful. On her last letter to me dated May, 1998 there was an email address listed, as follows: ancestry@acdc.btinternet.com This email address may be out of date but it is worth a try. We were in Armagh in June 1997 but I did not realize they had a copy of the 1880 directory or I would have purchased it. My EASONS were from Armagh. Lorraine MsPnkRawkr@aol.com wrote: > yikes, sorry i forgot to put armagh ancestry
5. Re: [NIR-ARMAGH-L] N. Ire. Immigr. list 1847-171 [1]
Hi Nancy, I would be most grateful if you could check to see if there is a Richard John McCallan from County Armagh listed. He was born in 1850 and I do not know anything more than this! From the precious little I do know I would think he emigrated just before 1871. Many thanks, Jill Dale Ottawa, Canada ---------- > From: Peter & Nancy Pfaff > To: NIR-ARMAGH-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [NIR-ARMAGH-L] N. Ire. Immigr. list 1847-171 > Date: July 13, 1999 1:33 PM > > I have on loan a bo
6. [NIR-ARMAGH-L] MURRAY - Family [1]
Hi, I am new to the NIR-ARMAGH list and would like to ask for some help. I am researching the STEPHENSON family from Monkwearmouth, Sunderland, England. Searching for information on the following person: Helen MURRAY Place of Birth: Belfast, Armagh Born: 1885 - 1890? Died: Dec 1965 in America (Maryland) Married: William Rogerson STEPHENSON What I Know: William Rogerson came to Ireland during W.W.I and worked as a ship builder. Met Helen and
7. Re: [NIR-ARMAGH-L] Sturgeon/England [1]
I am researching in Armagh and noticed you mentioned the 1851 census. I thought most of the records were destroyed, including Armagh. Is this census available for Armagh through the Family History Centers? I sure hope so. Lorraine Pam Dunn wrote: > Hello Everyone- > > Thougt I'd try again to see if anyone else is researching my lines. > George Sturgeon was born in Co Down 1819, he married Sarah England born > Co Armagh in 1829 and they married in 1850, their daughter Sophia > Sturgeon was born the sam
8. [NIR-ARMAGH-L] Re: NIR-ARMAGH-D Digest V99 #75 [1]
Jaki I'll take what you've written to work and see if I can come up with anything else to help. I thought his death registration would have given place of birth, but obviously not. Tricky. We have other librarians who know more about British Isles research than I, so will ask. My main experience is Germany and Switzerland, although i am taking a journey into Scotland and Ireland with my partner's ancestors. Heidi PS As I am only subscribed to the Armagh digest, best write to me directly, otherwise th
9. [NIR-ARMAGH-L] Taking a vacation [1]
Just letting all of you know that due to unfortunate circumstances, I must unsubscribe for a while. I will be back in a few weeks. Thanks everyone. -- Launie Reid Graffeo *********************************** Mommy first, Genealogy second! : ) ***********************************
10. surname Lardy/Lardie [1]
Has anyone heard of this name from Northern Ireland? Thanks Peggy from Ontario
11. Re: [NIR-ARMAGH-L] Rice/Lennon/Crossmaglen [1]
Leo Many thanks for the information on Crossmaglen et al. It has given me more encouragement to continue with the search, which gets very frustrating some times. I have noticed the assistance you have provided to many of the listers over the months, and I'm sure it has been not only helpful to them, but to many others who receive the list. Again many thanks, and I could do with some of that heat you have to spare, although its really not that cold with a low of about 9 deg C in Sydney, after 10 years in
12. [NIR-ARMAGH-L] N. Ire. Immigr. list 1847-171 [1]
I have on loan a book called "Irish Passenger Lists, 1847-1871" by Brian Mitchell and will do look-ups. The name is misleading. The passengers left from the port of Derry and were almost exclusively from Northern Ireland. The majority were from Cos. Donegal, Derry and Tyrone. The other passengers were from Cos. Fermanagh, Antrim, Monaghan, Leitrim and Roscommon. A few strays may also be on the lists, but don't look for any from Munster (Cork, Waterford, Tipperary, Limerick, Clare and Kerry). The strays
13. Re: [NIR-ARMAGH-L] N. Ire. Immigr. list 1847-171 [1]
Dear Nancy, I would be interested in a look-up for my greatgrandfather, Samuel WOODS b. 20 Jan 1819 in Armagh and immigrated with 5 brothers and Parents sometime between 1819 and 1851. Mark Woods HAWKERWOOD@aol.com
14. [NIR-ARMAGH-L] Austins in Armagh [1]
Hi all, I am looking for info. on my family name AUSTIN. My great *4 grandfather, James Austin (1760 -18??), was born in Ireland and ultimately settled in Nova Scotia, Canada. He served in Lt. Col. Tarleton's regiment (on the side of the British) during the American Revolution. I think this unit may have been assembled in New York, which would mean he probably emigrated to America sometime during the 1770s. Although I do not know what county he came from, I know he was Presbyterian and that suggests h
15. HAUGHEY [1]
Seaching for info for g-grandfather, Jacob Haughey married to Jane Lynas, parents of David[1865] Mary[1868] Maria[1870] Elizabeth[[1872] Patrick[1874] Joseph[1883] All children were born in Armagh, Armagh. Any relations out there? thanks, Dennis Haughey San Francisco sonflower1@earthlink.net
16. [NIR-ARMAGH-L] O'Gorman [1]
Dear Heidi, Thanks for your reply re O'Gorman. I have not checked any US records as the family, at least my branch anyway, moved to England and not the US. However, I do have the death certificate for Owen Grimley - he died March 7th 1940 aged 87 years, in Trimdon, Co. Durham, England. I found him on the British 1881 census, living in Humble Lane, Wingate, Co. Durham, England, however it did not reveal where he was born in Ireland. I know from some family memoires that he came from Lurgan, Armagh, but w
17. [NIR-ARMAGH-L] TRIP TO ARMAGH / RECORDS AT ARMAGH ANCESTRY [1]
Hi List! just making sure that everyone is taking advantage of the resources at Armagh Ancestry, which is a genealogical/heraldry/tourism centre located in Armagh city. they have many many records indexed and computerized for the county of armagh. these include all catholic church records pre-1900. they are now working on computerizing other churches' records and civil records pre-1922. I don't know what the fee is for a search of the database, it used to be 15 pounds when the records were at the Arma
18. Re: [NIR-ARMAGH-L] Creggan Cemetery-Crossmaglen [1]
Hi--I am very interested in your information but am hoping it is the Lower Creggan Roman Catholic. church cemetery in Crossmaglen you are referring to. I am interested in the following names: McElroy, Garland, McKee. In fact, I would love to know more about your sister's trip to Crossmaglen--would she be interested in writing it up and sharing it with others on the list? I have often contemplated going there, but understood it was a center of the "troubles" and thought I might wait till the new peace ag
19. McMURDY ; ACHESON; ANNETT [1]
Hi, I am new to this list. I am tracing my families - Thomas & Ruth McMURDY - b. ca 1760 - Greenan co. Armagh - children - John, Joseph & others John married Sarah KINKAID circa 1825. Their children William & Sarah Jane & others born LeGrange (Is it LeGrange or The Grange ???) Joseph married either Elizabeth or Mary. He was a carpenter at Levalleglish, parish Loughgall, Armagh. Two of his sons were William b. ca 1833 & John b. ca 1838. William married Mary Ann Saunderson (Sanderson) at Annacramp, LeG
20. Re: [NIR-ARMAGH-L] Creggan Cemetery-Crossmaglen [1]
Salia I have a Mary Rice daughter of Michael And Rosanna/e Rice, married a James Lennon about 1815. Mary came to Australia in 1848, at which time both her parents were deceased. I would be interested if Michael and Rosanna were buried at Creggan. Thanks in advance Howard Hill ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Tuesday, July 06, 1999 6:09 AM Subject: [NIR-ARMAGH-L] Creggan Cemetery-Crossmaglen > My sister just returned from Ireland and from visiting
21. Re: [NIR-ARMAGH-L] N. Ire. Immigr. list 1847-171 [1]
Hi Looking for Sloans & Cunninghams from Co. Down Regards, John Kennedy Cunningham At 01:33 PM 7/13/99 -0400, you wrote: >I have on loan a book called "Irish Passenger Lists, 1847-1871" by Brian >Mitchell and will do look-ups. The name is misleading. The passengers left >from the port of Derry and were almost exclusively from Northern Ireland. >The majority were from Cos. Donegal, Derry and Tyrone. The other >passengers were from Cos. Fermanagh, Antrim, Monaghan, Leitrim and >Roscommon. A few strays
22. [NIR-ARMAGH-L] Hello [1]
Hello, I am new to the list. My Fenix - Phenix family has been in County Armagh since the early 1700s. They were flax growers from Edenknappagh and Lenea of the Lisnadill Parish, now the Kildarton Parish. Is anyone researching Jamison, Kearley, Fenix, Baird, Irwin Jackson? Joanne California
23. [NIR-ARMAGH-L] Relatives in Armagh [1]
I am tracing (with only limited success) the surnames MAGEE, McPARLAND, and MITTON from Cloncore, Armagh. --
24. [NIR-ARMAGH-L] Thank You's [1]
My thanks to Ella Patterson from The Queen's University of Belfast. Through her past assistance, I was able to meet recently with the wife of a "Powell" descendant from Armagh who was in New York on a visit. We believe we are from the same family. My thanks also to the person who posted the UK phone book URL. I'm sure it will be quite helpful. John in Yonkers.
25. [NIR-ARMAGH-L] Creggan Cemetery-Crossmaglen [1]
My sister just returned from Ireland and from visiting Crossmaglen and the Creggan Church and Graveyard where she found the baptismal record of Michael RICE baptized 1861, son of John RICE and Mary Ann BREEN. She brought back a guide to the cemetery which was built in 1758 that has a surname index and a listing of tombstone inscriptions. If you are interested in seeing if your surname is listed, or if you are also researching RICE or BREEN in this area, please email me. sallia@aol.com
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