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1. Re: [Derry] DOUGLAS [1]
Judith, One more point, the N/Ireland census for 1911 is also avaiable on film at the LDS, so when you finally get access to your local one you should check that out as well. David. _________________________________________________________________ The new MSN 8 is here: Try it free* for 2 months http://join.msn.com/?page=dept/dialup
2. Re: [Derry] Look ups [1]
Would either of you be able to give me any information about Arthur McCloskey? He was born in Dungiven around 1825, left for USA about 1843 and lived as a grocer in Wilmington,Delaware. I am searching for his origin and parents. I have been told that there are so many McCloskeys with the same given names that it is an impossible task. All his records in USA show "Ireland" only. I have had Ulster Historical Society looking, R.C. Church and a letter in the Derry Journal, all to no avail. And I think I
3. Re: [Derry] Re: DOUGLASS & BURKE [1]
Hello Judith As has already been mentioned the civil registration records would be a good place to start and with Thomas Burke being in the army it should be possible to obtain information on him from the Army records which are kept at the Public Record Office in Kew. It can be useful to try and find out about siblings of your ancestors as well. My gt. uncle Samuel EDGAR married an Annie BURKE from Lisglass in Glendermott parish in 1884. Annie's father was a Thomas Burke - obviously not your Thomas
4. Re: [Derry] Re: DOUGLASS [1]
Yes David, I found my own grt grandfather on the 1901 England and Wales just before Xmas. You can get certain information without paying, but for detailed information, of course you pay. The lady that runs the Elgin LDS died last week so it could be a while before I can see a film. Thank you once again for your interest. Judith ----- Original Message ----- From: "David Mac." To: Sent: Saturday, January 11, 2003 7:08 PM Subject: Re: [Derry] Re: DOUGLASS
5. Re: [Derry] Douglass [1]
Hi Judith. I was glad to see the sun came out in North Scotland. Thanks so much. Next email I will send all the information from his birth record. I am also researching in Londonderry. My grandfather was born in Ballynacally in 1822. His surname was McAllister. My great grandmother's was Knox. She was born in Crockindollagh in 1825. Regards Wed from also sunny Florida ----- Original Message ----- From: "Judith BURKE" To: Sent: Saturday, Janua
6. [Derry] RE: NIR-DERRY-D Digest V03 #7 [1]
Re-posting my interests again, just on the off chance. Looking for a Stephen Henry married in Glendermott 1845.Born about 1828 and died before 1881. It's possible that he moved abroad after getting married, but was back in Glendermott by 1855. Also any HENRY'S from Glendermott. particularly if they had a connection to Scotland i.e. Greenock Port Glasgow or Glasgow. Allan Henry
7. [Derry] Marshall surname [1]
Hi everyone, I am new to the list. I am researching the Marshall line. I have an obit " John Marhsall, native of County Derry, Ireland, age 88. Funeral from his residence Saint John, New Brunswick" He died 2-18-1881 in Saint John. He would have been born around 1800-1881. He is buried in the Marshall family plot along with: Sarah age 57, died 1855, would have also been born 1800-1810 ?? wife David age 25, died 1855, ??? Son William age 38, died 1859 ???Son Robert age 45 died 1865 ???Son John age 47 di
8. Re: [Derry] Research options [1]
Hello Rita As Betsy mentioned , the Heritage Centre in Bishop Street has fantastic records and Brian Mitchell who runs it is very knowledgeable. I don't think that you will be allowed to access the records yourself tho' but will have to pay them a fee to do a search for you. It might be a good place to start if you are unsure as to exactly where in Ireland events took place, but think that there might be a Derry connection.. The Heritage Centre has a huge database on computer of all kinds of records for fa
9. Re: [Derry] Look ups [1]
Sorry Wed, Coleraine town is as far as it goes in that direction. David. _________________________________________________________________ Protect your PC - get McAfee.com VirusScan Online http://clinic.mcafee.com/clinic/ibuy/campaign.asp?cid=3963
10. Re: [Derry] Re: DOUGLASS [1]
All these people and events took place well after civil regitration.Births and marriages would be available from Guildhall Londonderry.The marriage is probably recorded in military records as well.Lizzie is short for Elizabeth.Harry is short for Henry.It is EBRINGTON,not EBBINGTON. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Judith BURKE" To: Sent: Thursday, January 09, 2003 7:56 AM Subject: [Derry] Re: DOUGLASS > > > > > > Hello All,. My name is Judith
11. Re: [Derry] Smith(Smyth) & Burke [1]
Hi Dave It sounds like your Smiths/Smyths and Burkes were at or near the townlands of Killymallaght and Lisdillon, Glendermott parish, co. L'Derry. I also think your "Cullion, Donegal" may be wrong, and that the reference should read "Cullion, co. Tyrone", i.e. the Cullion townland (in Donagheady parish) which is adjacent to the townland of Killymallaght and on the southern slopes of Killymallaght Hill. (I have seen this error before, in Probate extracts given in the Wills Index, where I could "prove" tha
12. Re: [Derry] Newspaer Obituaries [1]
Hi David That would be brilliant - I can give you the EXACT details :-)) 1) Ellen EDGAR (m/s HUEY/HUGHEY) died at 39 Orchard Row 13 May 1879 2) Robert EDGAR, died at 39 Orchard Row 17 December 1902 I think they are likely to be in the City Cemetery and maybe the details have somehow not got on to the database at the Heritage Centre or perhaps been typed in wrongly - I mean, where else would they be? I am going to try writing myself to the Cemetery and see if I get any joy. In Glasgow if you can provide
13. Re: [Derry] DOUGLAS [1]
Again, thanks David ----- Original Message ----- From: "David Mac." To: Sent: Sunday, January 12, 2003 10:46 AM Subject: Re: [Derry] DOUGLAS > Judith, > > One more point, the N/Ireland census for 1911 is also avaiable on film at > the LDS, so when you finally get access to your local one you should check > that out as well. > > David. > > > > > > _________________________________________________________________ > The new MSN 8 is here: Try it free* for 2
14. [Derry] Douglass [1]
Hello All, I feel I owe the list an apology, on looking back at my first email, it seems I did indeed state Ebington instead of Ebrington. My mistake in causing the confusion. Thanks to you all for trying to help a- brain dead old girl. That is what comes from head banging in frustration. Sorry. Judith from North Scotland
15. Re: [Derry] Marshall surname [1]
Look up the Marshalls in the Rep of Ireland on the URL http://mmm.eircom.ie/ by clicking on Residential. For N.Ireland use www.192.com The Irish Times site at http://www.ireland.com/ancestor/ provides a Surname search facility. Just enter Marshall and press "go" Liam "A bird in the bush is worth two in the Cat" ----- Original Message ----- From: "James Boardman" To: Sent: Saturday, January 11, 2003 2:51 AM Subject: RE: [Derry] Marshall surname > Hi
16. Re: [Derry] Newspaer Obituaries [1]
Hi Doreen The address of the City Cemetery in Derry City is Lone Moor Road Derry City BT48 9LA and the administrator is Phillis Callan Fax 028 71382065 Liam "A bird in the bush is worth two in the Cat"
17. Re: [Derry] Samuel Kitchen [1]
From The Londonderry Sentinel of February 28th 1865. "Deaths February 26th.at his residence, Portrush, Mr Samuel Kitson, late Governor of The Londonderry Jail, aged 80 years. His remains will be removed for internment of the grave yard of the Derry Cathedralon Thursday 24th March, by the 8-15 train arriving in Derry at 10am. Friends will please accept this intimation." regards Ian Bartlett ----- Original Message ----- From: "stephanie ryan" To: Sent: Fri
18. Re: [Derry] Look ups [1]
David could I have whatever you have on Dungiven. I was reared in Derry [Moore St Waterside] moved to Dungiven in 1940. Dungiven is where my Harper research is mainly about.I realise that they probably wern't "noteworthy" or business people but I'd like the info anyway,please. TIA Betsy Harper ----- Original Message ----- From: "David Mac." To: Sent: Sunday, January 12, 2003 11:47 PM Subject: [Derry] Look ups > > > > Dear list, > > I should clarify th
19. RE: [Derry] Re: DOUGLASS [1]
Hi All, I am a native of Londonderry. I was born very close to Ebrington Presbyterian Church which is directly opposite Ebrington Barracks. These are the two establishments that Judith is looking for. It was common for soldiers in the barracks to meet and eventually marry local girls and marry there. My wife's g/grandfather served there with the artillary and married a local girl at Ebrington church. Relevent certificates can be looked up at your local LDS family history centre,and the soldiers surn
20. Re: [Derry] FULTON [1]
My G G Grandmother was Mary Fulton b 1780 d 1857. She married Daniel Stinson Abt 1810 and they lived in Boho Parish County Fermanagh and had three children, one was John Stinson, my GG/F born in 1825 in Boho Parish. They left the farm to Edward Stinson Abt 1835 and came to Boston, MA. Fulton is an unknown name in Fermanagh so I'm looking to Derry for a possible Fulton Connection. Can some one help me/ John Stinson Jacksonville, FL
21. Re: [Derry] Civil Registration [1]
Chris, could you please check for any McKeevers...1780 to 1830 would be great. Thanks, Ann. ps any dates at all would be welcome :)
22. [Derry] 1901 census [1]
To get on the 1901 sensus I type in Google search. for The 1901 census Website. That always get me in. Hope this helps. Judith
23. Re: [Derry] Look ups [1]
Sorry, I only have street addresses for the city of Londonderry, the other towns simply trade directories etc which I cannot search for individual names. _________________________________________________________________ MSN 8 with e-mail virus protection service: 2 months FREE* http://join.msn.com/?page=features/virus
24. RE: [Derry] Londonderry 1831 census [1]
Could you please check for James Wilson labourer, James Shannon shoemaker, both of whom lived in Londonderry in that time period. Thanks so much for your help. Sue (Wilson) Faubert ==== NIR-DERRY Mailing List ==== ~~ SUBJECT LINES ~~ Think about it!! A picture's worth 1000 words; a Subject Line more! The 4 W's: Who? What? When? and Where? Don't leave home without 'em! ============================== To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: http://www.ancestry.com/rd
25. Re: [Derry] Samuel Kitchen [1]
Greetings Ian: I've been wanting to write to you, so I will reply to this message before I postpone my inquiry any further. I am wondering if you have found any MOWBRAYs in 1. the Tithe Applotment Books 1823-1838 or 2. the Irish Flax Growers List 1796? I hope this note finds you well. Any more news about the Mowbrays in Cumber? Yours truly, Tom Thomas L. and Mary K. M. Mowbray mowbray@rconnect.com http://mowbray.homestead.com ----- Original Message ----- From: "Ian Bartlett"
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