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1. Re: [Derry] Jonas Windel [1]
----- Original Message ----- From: "L.Martin" To: "Murray Jones" Sent: Wednesday, July 28, 2004 5:09 AM Subject: Re: [Derry] Jonas Windel > Dear Murray > > All the Windels in the UK from UKinfo............ Hello Liam Thanks very much for the reply. Good to hear from you again. I've been away from this branch of the family tree for awhile. I certainly appreciate your sending along the list of addresses again. The previous list you emailed was in m
2. Churches in Maghera [1]
Anyone know where one can find records of churches in Maghera for the period prior to 1822? Amy McWhirter Hutton
3. RE: [Derry] John McLAUGHLIN Co Derry 1831 [1]
Hello Catherine, According to the 1826 Tithe Applotment Book for Tamlaghtardmagilligan a Patrick McLaughlin and a widow Sarah McLaughlin were living in Oughtymoyle in that year. On the other side of the Limavady to Downhill Road opposite Oughtymoyle in the townland of Duncrun was a James and a John McLaughlin. Unfortunately (for your research) McLaughlin is a fairly common name in that part of the World. Amanda >From: "Catherine Musgrave" >To: NIR-DERRY-L@rootsweb.com >Subjec
4. Re: [Derry] Churches in Maghera [1]
Sheri, The Church of Ireland was the Established Church of Ireland until the 1870s. You will see it referred to in some records as E.C. Its practices were essentially those of the Church of England. In the 1800s this church was number three in terms of numbers of followers in the North of Ireland, behind both the Roman Catholic church and Presbyterians. As you probably know, many Church of Ireland records were destroyed in 1922 at the Public Record Office in Dublin. The proportion destroyed has been esti
5. Trainor / Traynor From Draperstown [1]
Looking for information on my GG-Grandmother, Elizabeth Rose "Bessie" Trainor, from Draperstown. The information I have is as follows: 1880 Census: She was 22 years old and her occupation was keeping house in Mercer County, Kentucky. She was married to Jerry Boyle and they had a 1 year old son, John Boyle. Her father, John Trainor, a 70 year old retired Gate Keeper, lived with them as well. 1900 Census: She and Jerry Boyle were living in Louisville, KY. She was 49 years old having been born in Dec 1850.
6. Jonas Windel [1]
A late good evening It has been several months since I posted this and thought I would repost it in the event there may may perhaps be new list members that could help. The 1858/59 Griffith's Valuation lists the only Windel in all of Londonderry as Jonas Windel. I believe him to be a gggrandfather on my mother's side. He was the father of a Joseph C. Windel, a tailor who came to Canada in 1879 at the age of 17. I am trying to find out any other family connections I can. Jonas, a widower, married a Jane
7. Derry city churches [1]
I am planning to come to Ireland later this year to research the Irish side of my family history. I am experienced family historian in England but this will be virtually my first foray into Irish genealogy and to say that I'm confused over churches/cathedrals in Derry city is putting it mildly... I should appreciate local knowledge in helping me confirm the following churches. To complicate matters, my forebears appear to have belonged to both Catholic and Church of Ireland faiths. I take it that the
8. Re: [Derry] Derry city churches [1]
Dear Maureen and Derry Listers Steve Bulman has a excellent website with pics of British ans Irish Churches. I have contributed pics of St Augustines and St Columb's Cathedral http://www.stevebulman.f9.co.uk/churches/index.html Mark Lusby Derry ----- Original Message ----- From: "maureen mitchell" To: "mark.lusby" Sent: Friday, July 09, 2004 10:53 PM Subject: Re: [Derry] Derry city churches > Many thanks for this Mark, much appreciated
9. KNIPE of Ballyneill [1]
Anyone with information on Knipe's living in Ballyneill? My GGG grandfather was James Knipe. The details I have of him are: James Knipe, birth: 1828 (Ballyneill) Married 1853 in Ballyneill, Co Londonderry Mary McKeown, birth: 1832. They had children: Eliza Anne Knipe, birth: 4/11/1855 (Ballyneill) Samuel Knipe, birth: 12/8/1856 (Ballyneill) Mary Knipe, birth: 8/5/1858 (Ballyneill) Matilda Knipe, birth: 23/12/1859 (Ballyneill) death: 27 Mar 1956. Married Bobby Brown Ellen Jane Knipe, birth: 12/10/1862 (Coo
10. Free Townland Database [1]
Hello listers, Regularly there are enquires from researchers trying to identify either the spelling or location of a townland. We have a complete townland database freely available listed by County, Parish and Townland which you can find at www.ulsterancestry.com/ulster_townlands_by_county or go to www.ulsterancestry.com and click on the "Townlands of Ulster" button. I think many will find it of value. _________________________________________________________________ It's fast, it's easy and it's f
11. CAN SKS HELP ME ON A MYSTERY IN RELATION TO DANIEL GALBRAITH & JANE MACAULEY/MCCOLLEY [1]
I have a bit of a mystery in relation to Daniel Galbraith and his wife Jane Macauley/McColley. They Married Daniel Galbraith in Londonderry Registry Office on May 15,1857. They had 4 children that i know of 1. John Galbraith 27 February 1863 Glendermott Londonderry who died 24 December 1930 in a place known as Watery Brae. 2. Daniel Galbraith 03 December 1865 Glendermott Londonderry who died 01 January 1948 Glendermott Londonderry. This is my great grandfather. 3. Margaret Galbraith Abt. 1866 w
12. Re: [Derry] Help with location [1]
Catherine I can't find Aughtamore in www.seanruad.com as a townland. If you look at the PRONI list of parishes http://www.proni.gov.uk/geogindx/parishes/index.htm#t you will find the following parishes with their respective townlands. Tamlaght Tamlaght Finlagan Tamlaght O'Crilly Noneof the townlands sounds like Aughtamore- even allowing for mis-spelling. The first two parishes also contain a townland called Tamlaght. I think I'd be tempted to start with those two townlands and eliminate from there. Be
13. Help with location [1]
Hi I have just received a certified copy of Birth Cert of my great Uncle John McLaughlin born in 1876. The birth was registered in the District of Bellarena Limavady. It doesn't actually show a place of birth but his father, James McLaughlin is the informant and gives his residence as Aughtamore, Tamlaghton. Please excuse my lack of knowledge but I get very confused with place names in Ireland. Would Aughtamore be a townland? I tried a google search but didn't have any luck. There seem to be lots o
14. Re: [Derry] Churches in Maghera [1]
There must be differences in ecuminical definitions, but my broader take is it is the Irish version of the older Church of England. Better understanding is certainly welcome. Don Kelly for National Coordinator TO VOTE NOW, please dust off your password and GOTO: http://rmweb.indiana.edu/USGenWeb/USGenWebVote.cfm ----- Original Message ----- From: "Sheri" To: Sent: Monday, July 05, 2004 8:39 AM Subject: Re: [Derry] Churches in Maghera > Hi, > S
15. Catholic churches [1]
Hello listers, Some time ago I posted a request about Catholic churches and received two answers. The Churches named are: St Johns, St Malachy and Killowen St John. I'm guessing the two with 'St John' in the name are one and the same. My aunty is currently on her way to the UK, including Ireland, and is going to do some searches for me. If anyone can confirm these churches and their location I would be very grateful. Many thanks Rosemary New Zealand --------------------------------- ALL-NEW Yah
16. McGorry_McVeigh [1]
I wonder would anyone recognize the following McGorry_McVey families believed to be from Tamlaght/Ballinderry parishes, Co.Derry/Tyrone border? McGorry (McGorrery, etc)_McVey (McVeigh, etc) Rose McGorrery (1789 - 1883) married John McGlade (1786 - 1866) of Tonaght, Ballynascreen, Co Derry and they lived in Tonaght and had 8 children. (I'm a descendent of this line) Rose's sister, --?-- McGorrery, married McVey and they are believed to have lived in Ballinderry - the Tyrone side of Lough Neagh. At least
17. RE: Churches in Maghera [1]
Sheri I found this on the Web, hope it helps - http://www.ireland.anglican.org/geninfo/whoweare.html http://www.ireland.anglican.org/geninfo/pandc.html Cyndy _________________________________________________________________ Get tips for maintaining your PC, notebook accessories and reviews in Technology 101. http://special.msn.com/tech/technology101.armx
18. Re: [Derry] Churches in Maghera [1]
Hi, Sounds like the Church of Ireland is neither Presbyterian nor Catholic. What denomination is it? Is it still referred to by taht name? Thanks, Sheri
19. Campbell/Alexander [1]
Hi I am re subscribing to this list after a few months away. My grandmother Agnes Campbell brn 1887 Coleraine. Her parents were Hugh Campbell brn c1859 and Mary Jane Alexander brn c 1855. Hugh and Mary Jane married c 1878. This family are found on the 1901 census in Port Glasgow. Along with son Thomas brn c 1881 Ireland and Elizabeth brn c 1884 Port Glasgow, John Alexander nephew age 19 and Mary Alexander niece age 21, both brn Ireland. I have not found a death record in Scotland for either Hugh or Mary
20. John McLAUGHLIN Co Derry 1831 [1]
Hallo everyone Does anyone have a connection to John McLAUGHLIN who appears on 1831 Census for Londonderry in townland of Oughtymoyle, Parish of Tamlaghtard, Co Derry? I am hoping he is my Great Great Grand father. My great grand father is James McLAUGHLIN b c1846 in Derry (very helpful!!); he married Margaret Ann DOHERTY (also from Derry!) in 1867 and had two children Alice & Mary born in Philadelphia. But the next child, a son named John was born in Oughtymoyle, Co Derry in 1876. The family then i
21. Re: [Derry] Derry city churches [1]
Dear Maureen, St Columba/St Colm Cille is the patron saint Derry so there are a lot of churches in the Derry area dedicated to him. All three you mentioned are separate churches. I have only heard of one Christ Church in Derry. I you need more info on any the churches mentioned -location/pics let me know. Mark Lusby Derry ----- Original Message ----- From: "maureen mitchell" To: Sent: Sunday, July 04, 2004 9:24 AM Subject: [Derry] Derry cit
22. Re: [Derry] Derry city churches [1]
Dear Maureen, The church's address is St Columba's Church, Long Tower, Derry, Northern Ireland. It is in the Long Tower parish between the City Walls and the Bogside. It is a landmark building. If I get a chance I will send you some pics. In the meantime you might try www.derryvisitor.com for maps etc I have copied this to the list in case anyone else needs the City's Tourism Website Mark Lusby ----- Original Message ----- From: "maureen mitchell" To: "mark.lusby"
23. DANIEL GALBRAITH [1]
Hi All I am hoping sks can help me out. I am trying to find a death record for the above unfortunately i do not know the date however i know he died before his wife who died January 1893. If anyone has any MI indexes for Londonderry that cover the period 1868 - 1893 and can do a look up i would greatly appreciate this. Daniel was born abt 1830-1835. Thanks Robyn New Zealand --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.720 / Virus Databa
24. Catholic records OR Church of Ireland [1]
Hello list , My question for today is : As there are no known Catholic records for the time of 1780 - 1810 ish , Would it be possible the record I look for would be stashed in some Church of Ireland book somewhere ???? , IE ; the birth of James Lenox on May 14 1783 in Derry , and others !! , Phil
25. Re: [Derry] Churches in Maghera [1]
Rita, Each Roman Catholic parish kept its own records, and each had a different starting date. There is no nationwide index to the pre civil registration records, so you really need to know the parish to progress further. I have a suggestion or two that may help you. First, if you haven't already done so , check the IGI at www.familysearch.org where you may find the birth or baptism record of Wm Fitzgibbon. If you find it, you will then need to check the data against the original record. If you don't
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