Just a comment to clarify a point that Dave made. Besides the Nat'l Archives of Ireland search forms referenced above, there is a **different** OAP record set held in Belfast at PRONI. Both record sets have been microfilmed by the LDS (Mormons) and the PRONI one has been largely, but not completely extracted by Josephine Masterson (available in different formats, a book, the former pensear website, and I believe also Ancestry.com). ~Clare L. > Sent: Saturday, 18 July 2015 10:15 AM > Subject: 1851 census > > Hello, > > In pursuing the Fleeting family (Spellings:- Fleetin, Fleeting, Fleeton), I > have found them in the adjoining county, Antrim. I have found records for > them in the 1851 census, but have been unable to find 1851 census records > for county Tyrone. I would appreciate any help. Thanks Norman full >

Clare: Thank you for this item. I was completely unaware of such differences. Very grateful for your advice of it all. regards. ray in oz On 19 Jul 2015, at 6:08 pm, TyroneIre via <cotyroneireland@rootsweb.com> wrote: Just a comment to clarify a point that Dave made. Besides the Nat'l Archives of Ireland search forms referenced above, there is a **different** OAP record set held in Belfast at PRONI. Both record sets have been microfilmed by the LDS (Mormons) and the PRONI one has been largely, but not completely extracted by Josephine Masterson (available in different formats, a book, the former pensear website, and I believe also Ancestry.com). ~Clare L. ...