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From: H Donald Thompson <>
Subject: Re: [CoTyroneIreland-L] Barcley
Date: Sun, 16 Jan 2000 22:40:59 +0000


Andrew Barcley and Jane Weir had a daughter Jane born 1876 in Scotland, she was
my grand mother. Some time later they moved to Bangor Ireland where grand mother
married Willliam McFalls. They moved to Scotland where my mother was born then
back to Bangor for some years before coming to Canadia.
My mother went to Bangor for a vist about 1955, and when she returned she
mentioned that there was also relatives from Austraslia visiting there,but I
could not say if there name was Barcley.
It is almost certain that there is a conection for our Bercleys but it may
be had to prove as there seems to be about two generations short, and
researching in Ireland is difficult. Also there is a slight differance in
spelling but this is commoan. Barcley Barclay Berkeley, they are the same
family.

Kate & Bob wrote:

> Dear Donald,
> Your dates would appear to be bang on, as our Peter Barclay b.1832 in
> Dublin, Ireland the son of Hugh Barclay, a storekeeper and Margaret Giles,
> married in Creswick, Melbourne, Australia December 30, 1857 in the Church of
> St. Francis - Catherine Seberry baptised in 1829 in St. Anne's Church,
> Drumglass, Co. Tyrone, the daughter of John Seberry a constable and cooper
> and Sarah Maria Johnston. The Seberry family moved to Dublin in 1838. They
> had the following children all born in Australia; John Henry Barclay, born
> 1860; Sarah Mary Ann Barclay born 1861 and Robert Barclay born 1865.
> Would you like to share with us your connection with the Barclays? How did
> your mother know of them and are these likely to be the same family.
> It is interesting to note that Catherine's family were Church of Ireland,
> yet she married in the R.C. Church, and it is my instinct that Peter may
> have been a Quaker.
> Kindest Regards,
> Bob and Kate.
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: H Donald Thompson <>
> To: <>
> Date: 16 January 2000 21:20
> Subject: Re: [CoTyroneIreland-L] Barcley
>
> >I believe they did. M:y mother used to say that some of them had gone to
> Australia but I do not know how far back, But I would pressume between 1850
> and 1900. There in no one now that I
> >can check this with.
> >
> >Kate & Bob wrote:
> >
> >> Hi Donald did any of your Barclays go to Australia ?
> >> Bob and Kate
> >> -----Original Message-----
> >> From: H Donald Thompson <>
> >> To: <>
> >> Date: 16 January 2000 05:52
> >> Subject: [CoTyroneIreland-L] Barcley
> >>
> >> >Andrew Barclely was born in county Tyrone in 1849. Any one else find
> >> >these Barcleys.
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