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1. Re: ROCK or ROCKS in Co Armagh [1]
Ms. Tracy: In response to your query below, I had a great aunt named Mary ("Minnie") VALLELY, born in Armagh City in 1866 (baptized on 10 July) to Francis Feenan Vallely and Clara Mary Butterly (of Manchester, but with roots in County Louth). She married an Edward ROCK of Youngstown, Ohio, and died there in 1832. Dan in the Windy City ---------- > From: Helen Tracy > To: NIR-ARMAGH-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: ROCK or ROCKS in Co Armagh > Date: Saturday, June 05, 1999 7:30 PM > > Is any
2. GILPIN [1]
Our gt,gt,grandmother Susan Gilpin -born-c-1831 Armagh Ire.This is all we know about her.She married Abija ROBINS(also from Armagh)in Canada in 1845.Someone once told me her mother's maiden name was Susan NOBLE.Is anyone researching the GILPIN name?Will share info. Dorothy Brown (Canada)
3. NEW NAMES [1]
I have just joined this list. I am searching family of Jane HEWITT Mulladry township and Henry ROBINSON possibly Drumcree. They married in Kilmore Parish Church and left for Canada in 1848 with two small sons William Henry ROBINSON and James ROBINSON. If anyone is searching either of these families or can give me information on the towns they came from I would like to hear from you. Thank-you for your time. Peggy from Canada
4. McBROOM/BLACK [1]
Has anyone come across the names McBROOM or BLACK in County Amargh (probably in the Portadown area). They were horse and cattle dealers - maybe gypsies! Any help or suggestions appreciated. Sue
5. [NIR-ARMAGH-L] Grimley/O'Gorman [1]
Can anybody help me set off in the right direction with regards to tracing my Irish Family. Owen Grimley, born c1851, son of John. The family had trouble with the British Landlords over non-payment of rent, someone was killed and now being wanted men the family or part of the family had to flee the country. They changed their name to Grimley and moved to Scotland/England. The name before they changed it was O'Gorman or O'Gormley. I don't know what year all this happened, but it was before 1879 as Owen w
6. BLACK.MAGEE [1]
Der Sue, Saw your posting re McBROOM/BLACK. I am trying to track down a Letitia BLACK born about 1808, place unknown, but she married Edward MAGEE, they had a daughter Jane, born in Tanderagee, Co Armagh 1834. There may also have been a William (b.Abt 1830) and Margaret (b.Abt 1836).Don't know how far that would be from Portadown. The family came out to Australia in 1853, settled in Kyneton, Victoria. Kind regards, Sue (Australia)
7. ROCK or ROCKS in Co Armagh [1]
Is anyone researching people with the surname ROCK or ROCKS in Co. Armagh? Mine was a James ROCK/S, the son of either Bernard ROCKS & Catherine GILDERNUE, bap.1798 (sponsors: Felix ROCKS & Elenor COLLINS) or the son of John ROCKS & Margaret COWAN & bap. 1804 (sponsors: James TREANOR & Margaret RAVERTY) - both events in the RC parish of Ballymore, Co. Armagh. James married Sarah CAMPBELL (called Sally in the register) 24 Apr 1836 in Ballymore.The witnesses were Edward ROCK & Charles CAMPBELL. James & Sar
8. BLACK [1]
Dear Sue, Saw your posting re McBROOM/BLACK. I am trying to track down a Letitia BLACK born about 1808, place unknown, but she married Edward MAGEE, they had a daughter Jane, born in Tanderagee, Co Armagh 1834. There may also have been a William (b.Abt 1830) and Margaret (b.Abt 1836).Don't know how far that would be from Portadown. The family came out to Australia in 1853, settled in Kyneton, Victoria. Kind regards, Sue (Australia)
9. Re: NIR-ARMAGH-D Digest V99 #42 [1]
Dear Nancy, Hope your son's health is better now. I have a look-up request for County Armagh. My great great grandfather, David Gregg, was born there in 1812. Nothing more seems to be known about his family there. He was in Pittsburgh, PA by 1834. With your CD can you determine concentrations of a name in geographic areas within the County? Thanks for whatever you can provide by way of response. Regards, Hugh Nevin nevinh@crisny.org
10. Fwd: "Records of Immigrants to Canada" databases [1]
>From another list. These are some of Ancestry.com's "free for 10 days" databases. Really good information to be found here. Enjoy, Catherine "Records of Immigrants to Canada." part one http://www.ancestry.com/ancestry/search/3795.htm "Records of Immigrants to Canada." part two http://www.ancestry.com/ancestry/search/3798.htm
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maltab@campus-ventures.co.uk
12. Irish Links [1]
Greetings from New Zealand Here are some of my Irish links. __________________________________________________________ First Generation1. James CORBETT. Born 1800 in Ireland. He married Margaret GIBBINS. Born 1800 in Ireland. They had the following children: 2 i. Roger CORBETT My line that emigrated to New Zealand. 3 ii. John CORBETT unproven 4 iii. First Daughter CORBETT " 5 iv. Second Daughter CORBETT " 6 v. James CORBETT possibly emigrated to Perth Australia 1850s. No
13. Unsubscribe [1]
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14. McGEENEY/McGINN [1]
To Mike Reed: My MCGINN ancestors were from Carnally which is in the civil parish of Creggan. They apparently came to NY state between 1845 and 1860. They settled first near Kingston (Ulster County) NY. Later to Yonkers (Westchester County). The similarity of names is interesting. Could they be variations of the same root name? Howard McGinn
15. WATT - McWILLIAMS ca 1740 [1]
Looking for information on the WATT and McWILLIAMS surnames in County Armagh in the early to mid 1700s. The widow McWilliams came to America ca 1745 with three small children, settling in PA. Has anyone seen the Watt name in northern Ireland? Any info appreciated. Jerry McWilliams mcwmshist@aol.com
16. [NIR-ARMAGH-L] ANNA JANE JENKINSON LIGHTBODY [1]
NEED HELP, Looking for the parents of the above named person. ANNA JANE was born 29 may 1791 in LAUGHGALL, ARMAGH. Any help will be very much appreciated. Thank You, Harold in Illinois, USA
17. Re: [NIR-ARMAGH-L] SHANKHILL CEMETERY LURGAN [1]
Alex: Thanks for the reply, I am familiar with the memorial in the church. On my last visit to Ireland in 1998, I attended the service in the church and was took a picture of the memorial. Unfortunately the regular minister, Shawn Leland was away. I have a letter written by Rev. John to his nephew in the states and it was written in 1875, the year of his death and I figured he possibly could be buried in Lurgan or in Newtownbulter where the family came from. I walked several cemeteries including Shankhill,
18. [NIR-ARMAGH-L] SHANKHILL CEMETERY LURGAN [1]
Today I just received a letter advising me of a relative buried in Shankill Cemetery, Lurgan. I have been trying for several years to locate the grave site. Now that I know it exists, I am hoping that I can find someone who will take a picture of the stone. I will gladly pay for this service. It is quite an impressive stone with an iron railing surrounding it. The stone is for Reverend John Armstrong, his wife Ellen and daughter Margaret. Rev. Shawn Cleland of High Street Methodist church sent me this inf
19. Caddells [1]
Hi everyone! I am new to this mailing list. If anyone knows anything about my line of inquiry I would appreciate you contacting me. Thanks. Richard Caddell married ? in approx 1825 and had a child David Caddell in 1829 in Armagh. In 1850 Richard was a weaver in Ballinary, Armagh. David Caddell (b.1829) was a farm labourer and on 8 Mar 1850 he married Jane Finnigan in the parish of Moyntaghs, Lurgan, Armagh. Witnesses to this marriage were William Caddell9? brother) and Richard McCombe. David and Jan
20. Armagh ancestors [1]
I am looking for my Irish ancestors. The surname I am looking for is Neilson, first name William. I know that he came from County Armagh to the U.S. anywhere between 1763-1791. I don't know his wife's name; she died on the voyage to America. They had five children, all born in County Armagh: James, Matthew, John, Anna and Margaret. They settled in Beaver County, Pennsylvania. If anyone has any information, I would appreciate a response. Thank you! Kim Stanevich
21. Cassidy [1]
Family rumor has it that my GGGparents came from Armagh. I am not sure of what county. What I do know is below: John Cassidy, RC, 27 yrs, arrived in Apr 1846 on board the Stephen Whitney in New York City. In Nov 1849, his wife, Margaret Laughlin Cassidy, dau of Thomas and Catherine Laughlin, arrived with 4 kids. The kids were: John (1838?), Mary (1841), Anne (1843) and Bridget (1846) On the ship's manifest, Margaret's name is spelled Cassedy. Any info or suggestions helpful Bob Cassidy in Denver RCas
22. Re: hard to decipher [1]
Sue Where do you live? I live in Auckland and work in the family history centre of the library. We have a reasonable collection of resources for Ireland including gazeteers. If you are not close enough to have a look yourself, I can have a quick look-up for you. We also have Griffiths valuation 184?-61. Heidi
23. McKinsky [1]
Hello Does anyone have a connection to the McKinsky name County Armagh. Sue
24. Re: McBROOM/BLACK [1]
Sue, if it is of any help Bassett's Directory 1888 in the Portadown section lists: McBROOM I., Derryhuncheon, Battlehill, Portadown. BLACK, G., Drumard P, Battlehill. BLACK, H., Drumard P, Battlehill (think that P indicates a sub Post Office) There is also a George BLACK at Knock, close to Portadown who received his mail from Gilford P.O. across the border in Co.Down. Best of luck Alex Campbell ===================================== ----- Original Message ----- From: white
25. Help to decipher [1]
I have a marriage record for Joseph Black and Jane McBroom married 1851 in Kilmore, Armagh. However, it is hard to decipher the names of the places these two were born in. It looks as if Joseph was of a place that looks like 'Mulladiy" and Jane of perhaps 'Drumnaheanohn'. I would appreciate any help with these names please. Sue New Zealand
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