A new Ebook is now available at www.ulsterheritage.com/ebooks.htm It should be of interest to anyone researching the Scots-Irish, Co. Londonderry and Ulster. /SCOTS-IRISH ORIGINS, 1600-1800 A.D.// GENEALOGICAL GLEANINGS OF THE SCOTS-IRISH IN COUNTY LONDONDERRY, IRELAND. PART TWO -- *THE PLANTATION OF LONDONDERRY, c.1600-1670* INCLUDING APPENDICES: 1. *PHILLIPS' SURVEY* OF 1622 AND THE *1630 MUSTER ROLL* OF THE CITY AND COUNTY OF LONDONDERRY. 2. THE* SUMMONISTER ROLLS*/COURT RECORDS OF COUNTY LONDONDERRY, 1615-70. By Bob Forrest, B.A. Hons; Economic and Social History (Queen's University, Belfast). 84 pages + 3 maps + 1 illust./ /Part two in the series Scots-Irish origins, this volume focuses on the seventeenth century plantation of county Londonderry and makes available for the first time two important genealogical sources, the 1630 Muster Roll and the Summonister (Court) Rolls c.1615-1670 for county Londonderry. Mr. Forrest has utilised the Summonister Court Rolls, the 1622 survey by Phillips and Hadsor, the 1630 muster roll and the 1641 depositions to write a short history of the 'Plantation of Londonderry c.1600-1670.' He traces the development of the Londoners' twelve plantations, as well as the growth of urbanization within the county focussing primarily on Londonderry, Coleraine and Limavady./ /In this book are the names of many Lowland Scots who migrated to Londonderry during the seventeenth century. These early settlers can be considered to be the founding fathers of the Scots-Irish in the region. There are 1,727 variant surnames contained in this volume that *locate name to place*./// -- EFFECTIVE June 1, 2008 James A. McKane 528 Mallory Beach Rd., R.R.5 Wiarton, ON N0H 2T0 (519) 534-0988 Email: jim@mckane.ca Websites: http://www.jamesmckane.com http://www.ulsterheritage.com

Todays updates to the Co. Tyrone website. Donnell Families of Strabane 1745-1870 http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~cotyroneireland/surnames/Donnell-Strabane.html Various Obituaries http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~cotyroneireland/obits/VariousObits.html This page was updated with Obituary info and family Pics http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~cotyroneireland/surnames/fleming.html Alternate spellings for locations in Tyrone http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~cotyroneireland/places/AlternativeNames.html Ancestor Tree (a little fun) http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~cotyroneireland/misc/AncestorTree.html Showerflood National School http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~cotyroneireland/schools/ShowerfloodNationalSchool.html Old Occupations List http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~cotyroneireland/misc/OccupationList.html Camus Parish - Householder Index LDS film number 919007 (added the LDS film #919007 to the page and corrected Jim's email addy) http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~cotyroneireland/household/camus/ - To Date: 769 listings in our County Tyrone Gravestone Photo Project. If you have a headstone image/transcription for someone born in Tyrone, buried anywhere... please come and submit it. Site is FREE for all! http://tammymitchell.com/cotyrone/ (slightly off topic, but we do also have a 'sister' site for Fermanagh.. here: http://www.tammymitchell.com/cofermanagh/ To Date 293 listings.. Thanks to Nick, who offered to admin that site!) That's it for today! Enjoy! Tammy ~~~~~~ Also I have set up our 'search this site' spider so that it crawls the site every Sunday night, so from now on, new content will be search-able from the HOME page by each Monday after it has been posted. Thank you to all who submit transcriptions and information!

Hello Friends Well, I am still searching and hoping that someone out there can proof read some data, that is going to be uploaded to our community web-site. http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~cotyroneireland/ I feel it would be so much easier for Tammy, if we could catch spelling errors before she endeavors the difficult work of adding data & information to the site. Between the volunteer proof-reader and myself, we should be able to catch those errors. This is not a continual position, just simply when we get data in, (and not all data needs to be checked) If someone could help out that would be *Fantastic* and I sure would be grateful. Thanks in advance~ Teena

Teena, If no one else volunteers, I can help. I have been really busy with the County Fermanagh Gravestone Project: http://www.tammymitchell.com/cofermanagh I would appreciate contributions from Tyrone researchers with Fermanagh connections. Thanks to Tammy for getting this set up for us.All the best, Nick Cimino 1611 Geary Road Walnut Creek, CA 94597 ncimino@hotmail.com 925.945.6994> From: 4tyrone@telus.net> To: CoTyroneIreland-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Sun, 22 Jun 2008 21:54:53 -0700> Subject: [CoTyIre] Proof Reader Please?> > Hello Friends> > Well, I am still searching and hoping that someone out there > can proof read some data, that is going to be uploaded to our community > web-site.> > http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~cotyroneireland/> > I feel it would be so much easier for Tammy, if we could catch spelling > errors before she endeavors the difficult work of adding data & information > to the site. Between the volunteer proof-reader and myself, we should be > able to catch those errors. This is not a continual position, just simply > when we get data in, (and not all data needs to be checked)> > If someone could help out that would be *Fantastic* and I sure would be > grateful.> > Thanks in advance~ Teena > > > -------------> Our community web-site: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~cotyroneireland > > > -------------------------------> To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to COTYRONEIRELAND-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Teena, Couldn't find your address.....I'd be glad to proofread. Fran Devine Heidel -PA - USA

Hello Tyrone listers Although I am not researching in Tyrone I was helping some friends to get started on their search. We went to Omagh Branch library and I was pleasantly surprised to find that they had an Alpha list of the 1901 Tyrone Census. They have the films at the library. So, If you are coming to Ireland to do research, You aren't researching too far back and the 1901 Census would help you, You only know that your relatives were from Tyrone but you don't know the Parish, this would be really good for you. This would be a lot easier than going to PRONI and searching every Parish. The Alpha list will show only the parishes that contain the name you are researching. The staff will print a list of the name you request and it will show the necessary films you need to look at and they will get you the films. They also have old local newspaper records and directories from about 1870. Google Omagh Branch Library and you will get the address and directions. I'm not suggesting you miss PRONI as the Omagh library don't have Church records but for the 1901 Census for Tyrone this is much, much easier and I should imagine if you are visiting here you will go to look at Tyrone as part of your journey. As far as I know no other County has done this but would be happy to find out that I was wrong! Lena

In the 1960-s - 70's my football team (Newcastle United) had a goal keeper (who also played for Northern Ireland) called Iam (William) McFaul - another variation on the spelling of this surname. cotyroneireland-request@rootsweb.com wrote: You are receiving this email because you subscribed to the CoTyroneIreland-D mailing list. If you no longer wish to receive these messages, please follow the instructions on http://lists.rootsweb.com/index/intl/NIR/CoTyroneIreland.html Today's Topics: 1. Re: John McCollister Hutton, b. 1767, County Tyrone? (Ray) 2. Re: McFalls (Claire K) ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Message: 1 Date: Wed, 18 Jun 2008 17:28:53 +1000 From: "Ray" Subject: Re: [CoTyIre] John McCollister Hutton, b. 1767, County Tyrone? To: "Judith Damewood" , Message-ID: <001a01c8d114$f656e4a0$4001a8c0@linda> Content-Type: text/plain; format=flowed; charset="iso-8859-1"; reply-type=original Hello Judy. Have you tried this organisation, which covers this surname?: http://www.clanmcalister.org/ AND as you say that you are new to Irish Research, this posting from a member of the Donegaleire list today, might also help you: http://www.irishgenealogy.ie/frame_1024.cfm : click on "Tracing your ancestors" in the top green area. good luck. ray in oz. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Judith Damewood" > Hello, > I am a recent subscriber to this list, and have been told by a fellow > researcher that John McCollister Hutton came from County Tyrone. I am > wondering if anyone can tell me how I might find out whether this is true. > John reportedly immigrated to the United States from Ireland in 1784. He > married twice, having 9 children by his first wife and 6 by the second > wife. > He died near Franklin, Tennessee in 1832. I would appreciate any clues on > where to look; I am new to Irish research. > Judy Damewood > Hampton, Virginia, USA ------------------------------ Message: 2 Date: Wed, 18 Jun 2008 06:07:35 -0400 From: Claire K Subject: Re: [CoTyIre] McFalls To: Donald Thompson Cc: cotyroneireland@rootsweb.com Message-ID: <74ACF502-5F8C-40FA-AC5F-DBBD32AE26CB@comcast.net> Content-Type: text/plain; charset=US-ASCII; delsp=yes; format=flowed M-apostrophe is just another way of writing "Mc" or "Mac." not a spelling variation. I used to think it was a VERY old way, until I saw a WWII-era US newspaper headline re "General M'Arthur" -- so it was still in use in the fairly recent past, and not just in Ireland. Claire K. On Jun 18, 2008, at 1:21 AM, Donald Thompson wrote: > ...Notice how the > spelling has changed from Falls to M'Falls and now it is McFalls. ... ------------------------------ To contact the COTYRONEIRELAND list administrator, send an email to COTYRONEIRELAND-admin@rootsweb.com. To post a message to the COTYRONEIRELAND mailing list, send an email to COTYRONEIRELAND@rootsweb.com. __________________________________________________________ To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to COTYRONEIRELAND-request@rootsweb.com with the word "unsubscribe" without the quotes in the subject and the body of the email with no additional text. End of COTYRONEIRELAND Digest, Vol 3, Issue 132 ***********************************************

Hello Judy. Have you tried this organisation, which covers this surname?: http://www.clanmcalister.org/ AND as you say that you are new to Irish Research, this posting from a member of the Donegaleire list today, might also help you: http://www.irishgenealogy.ie/frame_1024.cfm : click on "Tracing your ancestors" in the top green area. good luck. ray in oz. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Judith Damewood" <jdamewood@cox.net> > Hello, > I am a recent subscriber to this list, and have been told by a fellow > researcher that John McCollister Hutton came from County Tyrone. I am > wondering if anyone can tell me how I might find out whether this is true. > John reportedly immigrated to the United States from Ireland in 1784. He > married twice, having 9 children by his first wife and 6 by the second > wife. > He died near Franklin, Tennessee in 1832. I would appreciate any clues on > where to look; I am new to Irish research. > Judy Damewood > Hampton, Virginia, USA

Hello Friends Forgive me if I've already broached a subject for our community web-site, (let's just call it a reminder, instead of my senility <VBG>) For anyone new to our mailing list, this list has been working and collaberating together for quite some time, to bring together our *community* web-site. Our hostess for the site is Tammy, and we've recently been able to *welcome* Virginia to come on board (on a temporary basis) to help up-load and arrange pictures us. Please, if you have photos forward them on in a jpg format. We've photos of all sorts- Churchs- businesses- landscapes- people etc. http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~cotyroneireland/ These are the new topics I have been working on, which I would greatly appreciate help, suggestions, and as always, your submissions, to add to them. Census Strays Biographies of Co. Tyrone people, which includes Ministers/Priests/Pastors, (Thanks Anne for that suggestion) Criminals/Rogues/Villians which also includes information the Omagh Gaol.and a 'cold case files' topic (Thanks for that one Tammy) Landowners/Land Descriptions and Land Rentals:- Many folks have a great deal of knowledge of the areas they are researching. Why not add a few paragraphs to help new-comers. Do you have any information on Estates? We sure could use that sort of data Obiituaries of Co. Tyrone folks (which is a different take on our gravestone project)- many folks only have the obits, and no cemetery photos or data to post to that area of our site.) Occupations- I've recently gathered inforamtion on labourers and Cottiers. Can anyone write up something on the linen industry? Or about the famous Tyrone crystal? I'm also working on Surgeons/physcians/apocarthy's and would love it if someone could submit a timeline of famines & diseases. Please feel free to add your submissions & Suggestions to me at 4theloveoftyrone@gmail.com or 4tyrone@telus.net Thanks so much and *Happy Hunting* Teena

Would love some help on this 'family story'. My husband's great grandfather, JOHN HENERY, came to Australia in 1845 with the 11th Regiment. The story goes that his sister was the Countess of Mountjoy, and that she and her husband immigrated to Canada. I have no idea of her christian name. All we know of John Henery's family is that his father's name was David and that his occupation was "Land Steward" and that John was born at DRUMQUIN. Appreciate any advice. Lynette

M-apostrophe is just another way of writing "Mc" or "Mac." not a spelling variation. I used to think it was a VERY old way, until I saw a WWII-era US newspaper headline re "General M'Arthur" -- so it was still in use in the fairly recent past, and not just in Ireland. Claire K. On Jun 18, 2008, at 1:21 AM, Donald Thompson wrote: > ...Notice how the > spelling has changed from Falls to M'Falls and now it is McFalls. ...

Below is my list of baptisms and marriages from the Parish Derryloran Magazine, county Tyrone from 1829 to 1887, mostly .McFalls. Notice how the spelling has changed from Falls to M'Falls and now it is McFalls. My mother brought this from Ireland when she went about 1950. FROM THE DERRYLORN PARISH MAGAZINE COUNTY TYRONE THE M'FALLS OF BALLYGROOGAN Baptisms 15 June 1830, Jane daughter of Richard and Rebecca Falls Ballygroogan, farmer. 22 March 1831, Margaret daughter of Richard and Rebecca Falls Ballygroogan farmer 29 December 1833 son of Richard and Rebecca Falls, Ballygroogan, farmer. 27 Dec 1835, Sarah daughter of Richard and Rebecca Falls, Ballygroogan, farmer. Rev. C. Bardin. 24 June 1837, Robert son of Richard and Rebecca Falls, Ballygroogan, farmer. Rev. C Bardin 1 June 1838, Mary daughter of Richard and Rebecca M'Falls, Ballygroogan, farmer Rev. Charles Bardin. 10 June 1844, Thomas son of Richard and Rebecca m'Falls, Ballygroognan, farmer. Rev. Richard Oulton. 10 June 1844, Martha daughter of Richard and Rebecca M'Falls, Ballygroogan, farmer. Rev Richard Oulton. 21 Sept 1848, Rebecca daughter of Richard and Rebecca M'Falls, Ballygroogan, farmer. Rev Richard Oulton. 23 Sept 1876, Maria Jane, daughter of William and Eliza M'Falls, Ballygroogan, farmer, By the Rev. F Crawford. 2 May 1878, William John, son of William and Eliza M''Falls, Ballygroogan, farmer. By The Rev. F Crawford. 15 September 1880 Robert James, son of William and Eliza M'Falls, Ballygroogan, farmer. By the Rev. W. Glen. 9 June 1884, Mary Elizabeth, daughter of William and Eliza M'Falls, Ballygroogan. By the Rev. W Stokes. 2 Febuary 1889, Thomas George, son of William and Eliza M'Falls. By the Rev. B Martin. Marriages 13 July 1829, Richard M'Falls and Rebecca Milliken, Ballygroogan. By the Rev. James Maulverer, Curate, in the presence of John Milligan and Robert Rutherford. 4 December 1837, James Baxter, Dunean. Co. Antrim, and Rebecca M'Falls, Ballgroogan. By the Rev. Charles Bardin, D.D. In the presence of John Grey, Thomas M'Alister and Isaac Wylie. 6 February 1838, John M'Falls, Ballylgroogan, farmer, and Margaret Millikan, Ballylgroogan, by the Rev. Charles Bardin, in the presence of Robert Milliken and Patrick Graham. 8 January 1857, Edward Hall Shivery and Margaret M'Falls, Ballygroogan, By the Rev.John Phillips Bushe. Curate. In the presence of John Willson and Micael Milliken. 3 March 1872, Robert M'Falls, Ballygroogan, farmer , and Rachael Moffitt, Moveagh, by the Rev. C Barker, Curate. In the presence of William M'Falls, and Robert Moffett. 8 February 1872, Joseph Moorhead, Dromard, son of Henry Moorhead, and Rebecca M'Falls, Ballygroogan, daughter of Richard M'Falls. By the Rev. F Crawford, in the presence of William M'Falls and William M'Alister. 25 November 1875, William M'Falls, Ballygroongan, son of Richard M'Falls, and Eliza Best, Knockaconny, daughter of John Best farmer, by the Rev. F Crawford, in the presence of John Best and Lizzie Carleton. Confirmed !846 Jane M'Falls, Ballygroogan, aged 17 years. 1846 Margaret M'Falls, Ballygroogan, aged 15 years. (The above were confirmed by His Grace Lord John George Beresford). 1849William M'Falls, Ballygroogan, aged 16. 1852 Sarah M'Falls, aged 17 years. G.F.S. Presentation to Miss Mann. At their weekly meeting on Monday 23rd March, the Derryloran members of the G.F.S. had a very special and pleasant surprise for their Secretary, Miss Mann. A large number of the members were present on this occasion to take part in an event which marked the esteem in which their Secretary was held, and to show their appreciation of the continued interest in the G.F.S. always evinced by Miss Mann. In making the presentation, Mrs. H. Devin expressed the good wishes of all the members of the Derryloran Branch of the G.F.S., and voiced their sentiments of gratitude to Miss Mann for her sustained devotion to the cause of the Society, over a very long period of years. The preset was in the form of valuable Old Bleach hand painted linen. All congratulated Miss Mann as the recipient of this token of high esteem from the members of the G.F.S., who attended her class through the past season.

Hello, I am a recent subscriber to this list, and have been told by a fellow researcher that John McCollister Hutton came from County Tyrone. I am wondering if anyone can tell me how I might find out whether this is true. John reportedly immigrated to the United States from Ireland in 1784. He married twice, having 9 children by his first wife and 6 by the second wife. He died near Franklin, Tennessee in 1832. I would appreciate any clues on where to look; I am new to Irish research. Judy Damewood Hampton, Virginia, USA

I had a book, on loan from the British Library for some research. Titled, "An original History of the City of Gloucester," by Thomas Dudley Fosbrooke, While looking through the Epitaphs I came across the following and thought it may be of interest to someone on the list. Page 184 Verbatim: <<<<St. Nicholas Church, Middle Aile Entry 49 Arms: on a fess three buckles, in base a thistle. John Leslie, Esq., of Tircarnach, of the parish of Donnahady, in the baron [y] of Strabane and county of Tirone, in the Kingdom of Ireland, died August 10, 1717 aged 44>>>>> Hope this may help someone. Lena Reid

Hello Gwen. Thanks for posting this. Would you mind telling me, please, if most of this was obtained from The Caledon Papers in PRONI, or from other sources? I ask, because I think that the Caledon Papers are the only possible sources for my history researches on the Reverend James CAMPBELL, who was the Perpetual Curate in the Parish of Caledon from 30th December 1806 to 1817 , which I believe was in the gift of Lord Caledon; and I believe that it was through this relationship, that the Reverend Campbell's brother: John Thomas Campbell later received patronage from Lord Caledon in South Africa, when he was governor there; so that John Thomas Campbell was recommended there to the newly-appointed governor to New South Wales in 1809: Lachlan Macquarie; on a stop-over en-route to take up his Governorship in Sydney. Alternately, or additionally, the patronage connection might have been through their brother, the Reverend Charles CAMPBELL; or through their father: the Reverend William CAMPBELL (later vicar of Newry); or even through HIS father: the Reverend Moses CAMPBELL. Accordingly, if you have used other sources for your CD, I'd be interested to learn of those sources, please. Thanks in advance: Ray in oz. ----- Original Message ----- From: "gwenb@eastlilnk.ca" <gwenb@eastlink.ca> To: <cotyroneireland@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, June 16, 2008 12:47 AM Subject: [CoTyIre] The Caledon Estate, Counties Tyrone and Armagh > Readers might be interested to hear of a CD ROM that I have recently > published concerning some early Scottish and English families of the > Caledon Estate ...> Gwen Barry, > Nova Scotia

http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~econnolly/ bwnextracts/bwn18931000.html ULSTER DEFENCE UNION: THE CENTRAL ASSEMBLY: THE SIX HUNDRED MEMBERS: We present this week, for the satisfaction of Ulster Unionists, the names of the six hundred gentlemen composing the Central Assembly. These have been chosen from every class and creed, and are fully representative of the Unionism of the Imperial Province. They have been selected with great care and consideration, and cannot fail, by what is known of their antecedents, in giving satisfaction to those who have delegated them to such important work. This body meets for the first time on Tuesday, the 24th inst., in the Ulster Hall, when they will proceed to the election of a council of forty, and the consideration of other important matters. The occasion is a great and serious one in the history of Ulster, but will, it is expected, mark an epoch in her peace, prosperity, and material developments. We append the names of the members of the Central Assembly: - COUNTY TYRONE NORTH TYRONE: John Herdman, J.P., Carricklee, Strabane. Robert Dawson, Strabane. R.S. Smyth, J.P., Bowling Green, Strabane. W.C. M'Deviette, Strabane. E.T. Herdman, D.L. Sion House, Strabane. Archibald Duncan, Eden, Plumbridge, Newtownstewart. Thomas Miller, Brook House, Newtownstewart. Matthew Neilson, Carnkenny, Newtownstewart. Henry Danton, Raspberry Hill, Dunnamanagh. W.J. Aiken, Benowan, Dunnamanagh. R.J. Craig, J.P., Binaley, Dunnamangh. Victor Love, Foyleside, Bready, Strabane. W. King-Edwards, Deitan's (?) House, Castlederg. R.H. Moore, Drumclamph, Castlederg. Rev. James M'Cay, The Manse, Castlederg. Rev. W. Vernon, Lisnaloon House, Castlederg. George M'Farland, Creevy Lower, Castlederg. William Johnston, Killeen, Drumquin. SOUTH TYRONE: James Brown, J.P. Ivy Bank, Donaghmore. Colonel George H. Burgess, D.L., Pakenane, Castlecaulfield. Major W Browne, Killymaddy, Evans, Castlecaulfield. David Acheson, Castlecaulfield, House, Castlecaulfield. Anketall Moutray, D.L., Favour Royal, Aughnacloy. J.S. Gervan, J.P., Ballygawley. Rev. Thomas Adderley, M.A, Killeshill Rectory, Ballygawley. George Mills, Carntall, Clogher. Rev. W. H. Bailey, The Manse, Clogher. Rowland J. Betty, J.P., Aughnacloy. John Mulligan, Drummond, Aughnacloy. Thomas Armstrong, Mullahorn, Aughnacloy. Averill Lloyd, J.P., Benburb, Moy. Galbraith Wylie, Drumay, Moy. H. de F. Montgomery, D.L., Blessingbourne, Fivemiletown. W. Bryan, Sungs, Clogher. Alexander Sproule, J.P., Denamona, Fintona. John W. Moore, J.P., Fintona. Major H.G.S. Alexander, J.P., Caledon. Rev. Daniel Manderson, The Manse, Minterburn, Caledon. EAST TYRONE: Thomas A. M'Reynolds, Kingsmills, Ardtrea. W.J. Thompson, Coagh. James M'Keown, Mullaghtuony, Moy. T.L. Corbett, Red House, Palace Road, Streathem Hill, London, S.W. J.B. Gunning Moore, D.L., Loymount, Cookstown. Hugh Adair, J.P., Glenavon, Cookstown. W.J. Venables, Gortalowry House, Cookstown. Colonel J.C. Lowry, V.L., Rockdale, Dungannon. W.R. Crawford, The Priory, Tullyhogue, Dungannon. Thomas H. Aiken, J.P., Church Street, Dungannon. Henry Newall, Market Square, Dungannon. Robert Stevenson, J.P., Northland Row, Dungannon. James M'Farlane, Doons, Cookstown. Robert M'Gahey, Tattykeel, Cookstown. Henry Atkinson, Brookfield, Dungannon. J.C. Warmington, Kinnego, Moy. Rev. Simeon Gaudeon, Ballynakelly, Coalisland. Robert Daniel, Derryvale, Dungannon. Major R.T.G. Lowry, Pomeroy House, Pomeroy. Rev. R. Evans, Pomeroy. H.W. Chambre, J.P., Stewartstown. W. M'Gahey, Stewartstown. MID-TYRONE: Sir. J.M. Stewart, Bart., Carrickmore House, Carrickmore. R.S. Hamilton, J.P., Lakemount, Dromore. F.A. Guy, J.P., Drumlisk, Dromore. Robert Harvey, J.P., Omagh. Charles Scott, J.P, Omagh. Rev. W.H.Scott, M.A., Clanabogan, Omagh. E.C. Thompson, M.B., Omagh. John Young, Blacksessiagh, Omagh. Matthew Gay, Clanabogan, Omagh. Rev. Thomas W. Junk, Sixmilecross. Rev. R.S.G. Hamilton, M.A., Sixmilecross. J.B. Alexander, J.P., Shanemullagh, Trillick. Charles Mullin, Omagh. Is this list of names of interest to list members? I have posted the Fermanagh list to fermanagh-gold@rootsweb.com Best Wishes, Carole.

Readers might be interested to hear of a CD ROM that I have recently published concerning some early Scottish and English families of the Caledon Estate in the parishes of Aghaloo, Co. Tyrone and Tynan, County Armagh. The publication is titled "Hendersons & Related Families of the Caledon Estate, Counties Tyrone and Armagh, and of Megantic County, Quebec." The publication concentrates on the Caledon Estate families of HENDERSON, DAVIDSON/DAVISON, WRIGHT, REID, EDWARDS, OLIVER, and WILSON, with mentions of the families of Irwin, Crozier, Norris, Moore and others, including 80 odd land leases and many parish records for the primary families of the study as mentioned above. Of wider interest, it includes a brief history of the Caledon Estate going back to the original O'Neill owners prior to 1600, and the owners from the inception of the Ulster Plantation, all of whom had English and Scottish tenants, as well as maps and photos of the Caledon Estate area. If interested, please contact Gwen Barry, gwenb@eastlink.ca Gwen Barry, Nova Scotia

Just a test from a new member to sure I am a member.

Seeking info on James Patrick MCDONNELL and his father Robert MCDONNELL. Left Ireland for Liverpool, England in the 1890's. Rita MCDONNELL