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1. [Derry-L] FW: Missing Friends [1]
Hi to all on the list if anyone is looking for an Australian Connection this web site is useful. Thought you might like to have a look. regards Judy Sunny Queensland Australia -----Original Message----- From: Joan Fawcett [mailto:jfawcett@standard.net.au] Sent: Saturday, 16 October 1999 7:25 PM To: AUS-Tasmania-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Missing Friends http://www.standard.net.au/~jwilliams/ozfrenz.htm is an example of articles on missing family members from newspapers all the best Jenny Fawcett ==== AU
2. [Derry-L] McGee Family-Ballinderry [1]
Greetings, I am searching for information on John McGee born in 1756, there is a mention of Ballinderry in old records. Could this be his hometown? Thank you, Gary PLUM64@aol.com
3. [Derry-L] Roman Catholic Parishes--HAGAN/MURRAY [1]
Hi List, I would like to write to the local priest of Moneymore Catholic parish to try and find the marriage record of Susan HAGAN and William MURRAY in 1877. Is there a web site that lists addresses of Catholic parishes in Derry? Thanks very much. Rosemary McKinley
4. Re: [Derry-L] Re: Researcher in NI [1]
I have also had good luck with Brian Mitchell in Derry. Barb Lewis -----Original Message----- From: The Meldrum Family To: NIR-DERRY-L@rootsweb.com Date: Tuesday, October 26, 1999 10:29 AM Subject: [Derry-L] Re: Researcher in NI > I have had extremely good luck on 3 separate occasions from Brian Mitchell of >The Genealogy Centre, 4-22 Butcher St, Derry, Northern Ireland BT48 6HL Tel: >(01504) 373177 and Fax: (01504) 374818 > >Regards, >Marg Meldrum >sear
5. Re: [Derry-L] Location of Ballynacreen, or Ballynascreen [1]
Ballynascreen Parish is in the south of Co. Derry. It includes that piece that juts out into Tyrone. You will more likely find it under its other spelling, Ballinascreen, which seems to be more used now. I am looking for Bradleys there; who are you looking for? Karen Barth John Michael Coogan wrote: > Can anyone tell me where these two places are located. I can not find them > on my Ireland map or in the alphabetical listing. I would appreciate help on > this one. Thanks, > > Pat Connor Coogan > > ====
6. [Derry-L] Where is "ADVERNESS" [1]
I am researching the names OLIVER and MCNALL. I have a certified copy of a birth certificate for my grandfather, DAVID OLIVER. It lists the registration district as AGHADOWEY, COLERAINE, registration date: April 21st 1891. In Column (5) and (8) It lists "ADVERNESS" as the residence/dwelling place. I have never been unable to determine where or what this dwelling pace is. I would appreciate any information. I am planning a trip to NI and would like to visit this place. H. Stevenson in Virginia.
7. Re: [Derry-L] PEACOCK & SMYTH(E) [1]
In a message dated 9/24/99 7:45:24 PM Pacific Daylight Time, schrisma@mciworld.com writes: << I am researching the families of PEACOCK and SMYTH(E) from Derry County. I have no other information about the point of their origin. I did read once about BALLYRASHANE having both families in the parish, but never found any further information. Thomas Peacock married Sarah SMYTH and they emigrated to Canada in the 1850's. Their son John Peacock gave his birthplace as County Derry in a Census resp
8. [Derry-L] New Zealand History [1]
Hi to all on the list. I have just discovered a great web site if you have any relatives that went to New Zealand. It has lists of ships and lots of them have passenger lists also there is a database you can search for the Boer War etc etc also some marriages births etc for Auckland. the address is www.nzhistory.net.nz it really is interesting. Judy Sunny Queensland Australia
9. [Derry-L] Advice Please [1]
Ok, I've been looking for these people for 40 years with no success. I think it's time to hire a professional researcher. Does anyone have a suggestion as to WHO I should contact regarding the following: (I would like an actual name of a researcher with familiarity with Northern Ireland.) Looking for parents of: Samuel McWhirter, b. Derry, 1785-6. Scotch-Irish, came to America in 1822, settled in Lawrence/Mercer County, PA. Was a democrat, a weaver by profession, and in America was a member of t
10. [Derry-L] Derry Co. Castle Search [1]
Hello I was hoping that someone might be able to help me. Family stories passed down that my Great Grandmother was born in a Castle in County Derry, Sarah Elizabeth Cleary about 1879. Her parents Patrick F. Cleary and Sarah E. Mossen/Mosson both from County Derry came to Michigan about 1880, moved to Butte Montana. Some fo the family moved onto Calfiornia and Washington. I just located a living Cousin of my Grandmother's. She states that she went on a visit with the family to Ireland, Co. Derry
11. Re: [Derry-L] FW: I found this fascinating [1]
Thanks, Judy, I think that was great. Do you know the source? Kathy Cox "I'm 50% Irish"
12. [Derry-L] FW: I found this fascinating [1]
Hi to all on the list thought you might find this interesting. A friend of mine sent it to me and I thought even though it's not genealogical you might still find it amusing. regards Judy Sunny Queensland Australia ----Original Message----- From: LESLEY REVELL [mailto:Lesley_Revell@mmb.com.au] Sent: Wednesday, 27 October 1999 8:08 AM To:
13. [Derry-L] O'Doherty, McCloskey from Dungiven [1]
Looking for descendants of Thomas O'Doherty and Bridget McCLoskey of Dungiven. Eight children emigrated to US/Canada in 1830-1850 period. Paul remained in Dungiven. Welcome any contact. Mary in MD
14. Unidentified subject! [1]
I have hit a block in trying to find out the ancestors of Thomas McFall of Magherafelt, Londonderry and of his wife Mary Anne McKendrie. Their son Charles Chambers McFall was the one who established my line in Canada. If anyone can help I would really appreciate it and if I can help anyone please ask. Thomas or James Born c. 1670 | Thomas or James Born c. 1700 | James of Craigadick Born c. 1730 | Thomas 1767-1870 or Thomas or James Born c. 1690 | Thomas or James Born c. 1720 | Alex Thomas Jas of
15. Re: [Derry-L] PEACOCK & SMYTH(E) [1]
A friend of mine was married to a Peacock. I think her children have worked on that side of the family. I will check with her and see if she can contribute any information. I'm not sure where their Peacocks were from. My friend lives here in Louisiana near New Orleans. Gloria
16. [Derry-L] JOHNSTON in 1831 Londonderry Census [1]
While at the Family History Library in Salt Lake City, I found a typewritten manuscript which said it contained extracts from the 1831 census for Londonderry. There was no author given. Although it was only for a few surnames, one of them was the one I was interested in, JOHNSTON. There was a family in Tainladuff very similar to the one I am looking for: head John, wife Margaret, one of the son's named Atkinson. Mine had one named Atchison. Birth years were within 2 years of what I expected. When I tried to
17. [Derry-L] Re: NIR-DERRY-D Digest V99 #122 [1]
Unsubscribe -----Original Message----- From: NIR-DERRY-D-request@rootsweb.com To: NIR-DERRY-D@rootsweb.com Date: Tuesday, October 05, 1999 5:24 AM Subject: NIR-DERRY-D Digest V99 #122
18. [Derry-L] Birth Place of McATEER. [1]
Would SKS please look up my grandmother's mother's birth place for me. She was born Catherine McATEER in the County of Derry...somewhere...on the 17 May 1857. She married John CAMPBELL. Catherine died in Wellington, New Zealand on the 19 July 1916. Any information about this would truly be grateful. Thanking you. Warren in Ballarat, Australia (ex KIWI).
19. [Derry-L] IRWIN, GIVEN, RUSSELL, MORNE, BUCHANAN, THOMPSON [1]
Robert IRWIN, born about 1814, most likely in Newtown, Limavady, Derry; his wife Elizabeth nee GIVEN; and their children John; Samuel, born 1838 Newtown, Limavady, Derry; George; Mary; Robert; born 1846 in Philadelphia, USA; Elizabeth born 1849 in Philadelphia, USA; and Annie Jane. This family spent several years in Philadelphia in the 1840 and at least two, possibly more of their children were born there. They subsequently returned to Ireland and then migrated to Australian March 1866. Robert IRWIN (sen
20. [Derry-L] Roberts [1]
Seeking the baptism of Martha, probably CoI, at Coleraine in the late 1820s or early 1830s. Mother - Sarah or Jane. Father Jos or John. Also Martha's brother William, in the 1820s. Thank you! Margaret
21. Samuel Mc Nutt [1]
Just found the memorium for Samuel Mc Nutt in the April 1847 issue of the British North American Wesleyan Magazine. It is a wonderful tribute. It says he was born in County Derry in 1802. He applied in 1826 received in 1830 a land grant in Tay Creek York County New Brunswick. He married Jane Tomilson in 1833 and died in 1847. He was a Presbyterian, who later became a Wesleyan Methodist. Now the challenge of finding him and his family in Londonderry. He names his first son William, so I assume tha
22. [Derry-L] McCloskey [1]
Hi! Looking for information on where I could find more info on a CHARLES MCCLOSKEY born Dec. 1849 in Londonderry, Londonderry Ireland. His parents were Charles McCloskey and Mary Duff. Can anyone Help? Thank you. I am looking to find more info on his parents? Thank you Michelle
23. [Derry-L] DIAMOND and O'CONNOR Families [1]
Hi, Lets see if I can do this right this time. I had saved the wrong address for the list. I am researching the DIAMOND and O'CONNOR families, I believe are from County Derry. I would appreciate hearing from anyone who may have a connection to either of these families, no matter how small the connection. I am especial interested in the siblings of Andrew DIAMOND (2) and his wife Margaret O'CONNOR. 1..Andrew DIAMOND +..Mary DIAMOND 2..Andrew DIAMOND, b. bwt 1804 & 1811, Ireland
24. [Derry-L] REID/JUDGE [1]
Hello to everyone, I'm new to the list and am wondering if someone can advise me what sources are available to search for the following people: James REID/REED/READ born circa 1827 Lower Cumber, Londonderry married Eliza JUDGE born around the same time and same place married 13.12.1849 Lower Cumber. They had two children in Ireland; Sarah (died as an infant) and Jane (died 1854 at sea). They arrived in Australia in 1854. Eliza's parents were James and Margaret JUDGE. I've traced the family in Australi
25. [Derry-L] ffletcher-1631-What Townland In Co.Londonderry,Ulster [1]
The 1631 muster roll of the County of London Derry has a number of men serving under Sir Thomas Phillips,who held quite a bit of property in two areas that were about 25 miles apart in the county and which included many townlands. A possible ancestor, Patrick ffletcher, appears on this roll under the category "swords and snaphances," which appears on this list in the New England Historic Genealogical Register of Oct.1958. Does anyone have access to any information that yields the townland w
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