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1. [Derry] Presbyterian Churches in Londonderry and Eglinton Today [1]
By the time I got to answering someone had already posted the info. There is a website for Faughanvale Presbyterian Church but it's not all that helpful. I have written to the minister some time ago but received no reply. As a minister myself I know how busy clergy can be without doing free genealogical research. The Genealogy Centre in Derry has some of the records of the church computerised and will search them for a fee but I doubt they include ordination etc.
2. [Derry] MCKEOWNS [1]
Marlene and all listers, Wonder if there might be any connection. My gg-grandmother is a Martha MCKEOWN, Ireland location unknown. She married an Arthur JOHNSTON. I guesstimate they married sometime between 1830 and 1849. Had at least one child (that I know of), Martha Johnston in 1849. Young Martha then married a William PATTON in Philadelphia, PA, September, 1870. Lots of holes I haven't plugged, yet. Rich Patton - Alto, GA. -- Each new day is a gift. . . . say thanks and enjoy it!
3. [Derry] Londonderry, Ireland [1]
I have a Nova Scotia census that shows my ancestor was born in Londonderry, Ireland. Would be during the late 1700's. Wondering if there is a way to determine if this refers to the Town of Londonderry, or the whole county of Londonderry. Would welcome anyones thoughts on this. Thanks. Kathy Clausen funornone@aol.com Researching: TERRY (perhaps Tarry or Tarrey)
4. [Derry] Waterford(Marquis) accounts? [1]
I note that the Marquis of Waterford was a major landlord in the mid-1800s in the Tamlaght O'Crilley and Kilrea area of Co. Derry. Are any account books extant and available? Land appears to be sublet from the Mercers' Company. Tom Moffatt
5. [Derry] Interesting website [1]
Apologies http://www.nationalarchives.ie/cgi-bin/whrgenform?index=Women's+histor y Rachel Dysart
6. [Derry] Robertson's of Coleraine, County Londonderry [1]
Hi everyone! Realizing this is a long shot but needing somewhere to begin, I thought I would throw out what I'm looking for. If this rings a bell with anyone, please let me know. Seeking information on Jonathan Robertson (b. 1740 in Coleraine, Londonderry). Son of William (?). Migrated to America ~1746 and lived in Northampton Co. NC for at least awhile. Thanks, Brenda
7. [Derry] Fw: Eglinton Presbyterian Registers [1]
Re James 'enquiry, I print here a recent email I sent to the Presbyterian Church of Ireland about Eglinton, and their reply. Am still trying to get hold of the email addresses of the two ministers they told me to contact! If anyone has access to them, please respond! ( When do some overseas organisations plan to enter the 21st century, I wonder?) Barbara Holt From: Information Office To: Barbara Holt Date: Thursday, February 08, 2001 11:31 PM Subject:
8. [Derry] Re: Marquis of Waterford Land Records [1]
Tom -- Don't know if there are any extant land records of the Marquis of Waterford, per se. However, I had some family renting land from the Mercer Co. just down the road from Tamlaght O'Crilley and Kilrea, in Gorteade. I found the Mercer Co. land rental records at PRONI. They had the original ledger books for the period I was researching (1850/60's). Hope that helps. Good luck in your research. Tim
9. Re: [Derry] 1790s Militia Musters [1]
In article <3AB7C795.86860171@nbnet.nb.ca>, tom moffatt wrote: > Does anyone have a copy of the Militia Musters of the late 1790s for Co. > Derry? They exist in PRONI but are not available from LDS. > Looking for Johnston or Mooney from Tamlaght O'Crilly and Kilrea. > Tom Moffatt Some of these are on the Bann Valley site. Only they are c. 1740. http://www.4qd.co.uk/bann/index.html Bann valley Genealogy -- Richard Torrens - torrens@4qd.co.uk Torrens families Genealogy si
10. Re: [Derry] Mooney of Kilrea [1]
In article <3AAD3005.6B945C58@nbnet.nb.ca>, Tom Moffatt wrote: > I am looking for anyone researching Mooney families of Kilrea or > Tamlaght O'Crilly Parish. > I have a Henry & Mary Mooney of Kilrea (and later Drumane Townland in T > o'c) who emigrated in 1835 with their married daughter Eliza and her > husband Richard Johnston (plus family). Try http://www.4qd.co.uk/bann/index.html Bann valley Genealogy we have Mooneys in Movenis and CDullyrammer, both near your target. --
11. [Derry] Churches in Northern Ireland [1]
On 9th March I wrote the following email to Martin McNeely of the Presbyterian Church Office, Northern Ireland: , > Thanks for your reply of Feb 8th. It would be great if your Church could > think about getting a web-site with crucial info about Church registers and > Ministers on it, as the Church of Ireland in Dublin has now done. There is > a big demand for it among overseas genealogists, as you must realise. The > Derry-List website which I have been on for some time seems to consist of > the ignoran
12. [Derry] McMillan [1]
Hi Frances, Dont know if this is a long shot but we have been looking for information on Elizabeth King McMillan who lived at Mcillvennon outside Coleraine. She did have a brother and sisters who migrated out to Australia and she followed in 1877. We are searching for their names also. Did Alexander head for Australia? Yours in searching Robyn Watson
13. [Derry] Re: NIR-DERRY-D Digest V01 #49 re WILEYand PORTER [1]
My previous note 'as close as they were to Co. Derry, there must have been relatives there'[, refers to Samuel Wiley, bachelor of Derryvane, Co., Donegal, and Sarah Porter, m. 1847, Knowehead Presby., parish of Muff, just NW of Londonderry 5-10 miles. *** HASTINGS, HENDRIX, TOMLINSON, CAMPBELL, FUQUA, FORD GIFFEN, BENTLEY, THOMPSON, NICHOL, LOVE, COOKE MORRISON, HENRY, TAGGART, STITT WILEY, PORTER et al. ***
14. Re: [Derry] Presbyterian Churches in Londonderry and Eglinton Today [1]
hey James, Thats info alot of us would like. Would the "answerer" respond to the list please. I'm looking for churches along the Bann River ie Macosquin, Aghadowey etc. Thanks, Colin
15. [Derry] Interesting website [1]
This website on Women's History has a lot of interesting genealogical references. Try a name or place search. Rachel Dysart
16. [Derry] Fw: Foot and Mouth outbreak [1]
Hi Everyone, Thought I would forward this website address for anyone concerned about the Foot and Mouth outbreak. > Information on the current crisis is available at this website. > http://www.rte.ie/footandmouth/ > > The crisis may affect anyone hoping to travel to Ireland in the near future.
17. [Derry] Shipping Departure 1877 [1]
Could SKS look for the passenger Elizabeth King Macmillan, single female, leaving Ireland approx 1876/7 for Glasgow then Brisbane, Australia arriving 1877. I've looked up on all the popular links to no availe. Found the ship she arrived on from Glasgow. Also how would one go about looking for an infant born on board ship from Glasgow to Ireland in 1850/55? Yours in searching Robyn Watson from Oz.
18. [Derry] Re: NIR-DERRY-D Digest V01 #49 [1]
>Date: Fri, 9 Mar 2001 02:35:07 EST >From: MHastingsHendrix@cs.com >To: NIR-DERRY-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: [Derry] WILEY/WYLIE and PORTER 1840s and before >Mention of a religion census in 1766 prompts me to ask how often that took >place. > >I have a feeling as close as they were to Co. Derry, there were relatives >there. Anyone connect? > >Margaret Hastings Hendrix - Orange Co., CA > Hello Margaret--My 2 times greaat grandmother was Jane Porter from Co Armagh. She married David Black. They lived at M
19. Re [Derry] Presbyterian Churches in Londonderry and Eglinton Today [1]
Try e-mailing info@presbyterianireland.org They should be able to tell you the name of Churches and their clergy. Or try writing to: Presbyerian Historical Society Church House Belfast BT1 6DW There are also helpful suggestions for Church of Ireland research on this site : www.churchofireland.net/library/libroots.html I hope this is of some use to you, I am sure others will come up with more! Maureen James wrote: > Can anyone furnish the names of current Presbyterian churches, their > clergyman, an
20. [Derry] WILEY/WYLIE and PORTER 1840s and before [1]
Mention of a religion census in 1766 prompts me to ask how often that took place. I have a feeling as close as they were to Co. Derry, there were relatives there. Anyone connect? Margaret Hastings Hendrix - Orange Co., CA ***
21. [Derry] Re: NIR-DERRY-D Digest V01 #54 [1]
Hi Folks, Is anyone here researching the name Crowe before 1760? I'm researching a James Crowe and family: Children- Margaret, James,Joseph,Aaron, Thomas,John,Nicholas I have been to Genealogy.net for Jane Wiles site, Miller and other Nova Scotia(where this family went in 1761) books. Here is my website..Take a look at other names I am interested in including: Moore, Clarke Harper, Rutherford and many others Thanks Karen in RI, USA My Homepage-C
22. [Derry] re: Kilpatrick/Marlin/Rodgers [1]
Hello I was wondering if anyone has any connections with any of the following families: Or with the Village of Curran, Londonderry. Marlins from Village of Curran, Londonderry. Rodgers and Kilpatrick from Curran and surrounding area. GGgrandparents Robert Marlin Born l825 married to Mary Rodgers born in l830. Robert is the son of Henry Marlin and Margaret Kilpatrick.. I think Mary is the daughter of George Rodgers. Thank you for taking the time to read this posting. Linda
23. [Derry] Presbyterian Churches in Londonderry and Eglinton Today [1]
Can anyone furnish the names of current Presbyterian churches, their clergyman, and their email or snail mail addresses in the city of Londonderry and also Eglinton, for facilities that replaced original churches there in the 1700"s or are the original churches? Please email James0319@aol.com
24. [Derry] Procurement Of Old Land Record From The City of Londonderry [1]
I have a docket number and description of a deed executed between 1730 and 1810. Where specifically can I obtain a copy of this deed and what procedure should be used? Will they take credit cards or a US check? Please email James0319@AOL.COM
25. Re: [Derry] Shipping Departure 1877 [1]
Heck!..........Ok I thought that maybe she might have been on one of the migration listings. I'll try the Londonderry and Dublin parish sites. She's a mystery. Always claimed she lived outside Coleraine. Might have been illegitimate hence the none recordings of parents. Yours in searching Robyn Watson from Oz
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