I am looking for info on William Bailey that may be from the Donaghenry Parish of Ireland. He was born around 1797 time frame. William Bailey and wife Jane came to the USA on Aug 1828 at new York. He had a brother David Bailey younger then William who came to New York about 2 years before William. There may be Bailey graves in the old Donaghenry Graveyard. Is there a way to find out about who is buried these? There was also another brother John who stayed in Ireland. I am looking for the home town for this Bailey family. Thanks Gerry Sent from Windows Mail

Hello Gerry I have these 3 headstone inscriptions from Old Donaghenry Graveyard. This family were known locally as "Baillie" If the formating gets lost during transmission, as it can do, e.mail me off list and I'll send as an attachment best regards Robert www.ulsterancestry.com BAILLIE Donaghenry Old Donaghenry Glebe Tyrone Gravestone Inscription Beneath this stone in interred the body of ---- Baillie alias Clarke wife of Andrew Baillie Esqr--- departed this life June 3rd 1778 aged 4. Also the body of Andrew Baillie Esqr husband of ---- love was meion [sic] in the , who departed this life Sept. LMB the 10th 1780 aged 49 years..... [illegible]. Comment [Sandstone slab] BAILLIE Donaghenry Old Donaghenry Glebe Tyrone Gravestone Inscription illegible.. the body of ----- Baillie Esq. to the bone who departed this life ye first n. aged 20 yrs Ensigne at ye siege of Derry. Comment [Sandstone slab] The Siege of Derry was 1688-1689. An Ensign is a young lieutenant BAILLIE Donaghenry Old Donaghenry Glebe Tyrone Gravestone Inscription Sacred to the memory of Theodore Baillie Esq of Tirmiskea and also of his eldest daughter Eleanor Mary Baillie. Comment [Sandstone slab] > > I am looking for info on William Bailey that may be from the Donaghenry Parish of Ireland. He was born around 1797 time frame. William Bailey and wife Jane came to the USA on Aug 1828 at new York. He had a brother David Bailey younger then William who came to New York about 2 years before William. There may be Bailey graves in the old Donaghenry Graveyard. Is there a way to find out about who is buried these? There was also another brother John who stayed in Ireland. I am looking for the home town for this Bailey family. Thanks Gerry sage