Hello again! Thanks to an amazing group of people, there is a wealth of information available for those two Parishes. The online records for each, as well as what will soon be online, are located at - Glencolumbkille Parish - http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~donegal/glencoklesproj.htm Kilcar Parish - http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~donegal/kilcarproj.htm I also have the complete 1911 census for both parishes and these will be added once I finish transcribing the 1901 census for Kilcar Parish. If anyone has anything they would like to contribute to the pages, it would all be welcome - these could be photographs, headstone inscriptions, short family stories/histories, links to other websites containing information on any of the parishes, and details of research interests in the parishes, which I could add to the list of researchers. All the best, Lindel Donegal Genealogy Resources - http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~donegal/

Hi! I have the following parish projects online, and each has the complete 1901 census. I have not transcribed ALL of the census for Conwal, Inishkeel & Kilcar parishes yet, as I am working on them now, but I do have them, so if you're after one or two in particular, email me and I will transcribe them next..............the remaining 11 parishes do have the 1901 census online and in some cases, there are indexes to them: Aghanunshin - http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~donegal/Aghanunshinproj.htm Clondahorky - http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~donegal/Clondahorkyproj.htm Conwal / Glenswilly - http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~donegal/Conwalproj.htm Gartan - http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~donegal/gartan/ Glencolumbkille - http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~donegal/glencoklesproj.htm Inishkeel - http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~donegal/inishkeelproj.htm Kilcar - http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~donegal/kilcarproj.htm Killea - http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~donegal/killeaproj.htm Kilteevoge - http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~donegal/kilteevogeproj.htm Lettermacaward - http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~donegal/lettermacproj.htm Raymunterdoney - http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~donegal/Raymunterdoneyproj.htm Taughboyne - http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~donegal/taughboyneproj.htm Templecrone / Arranmore - http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~donegal/dunaugullies.htm Tullaghobegly - http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~donegal/tullaghoproject.htm All the records I have so far for each parish are detailed on each page, so you can see what is online or what soon will be online. If anyone has anything they would like to contribute to the pages, it would all be welcome - these could be photographs, headstone inscriptions, townland census I am missing (1911), short family stories/histories, links to other websites containing information on any of the parishes, and details of research interests in the parishes, which I could add to the list of researchers. All the best, Lindel Donegal Genealogy Resources - http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~donegal/

Hello everyone - again! I have started two new Parish Projects on my Donegal Genealogy Resources website. These two projects are located at - Burt Parish - http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~donegal/burtproj.htm Muff Parish - http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~donegal/muffproj.htm The records I have so far are detailed on each page, so you can see what is online or what soon will be online. If anyone has anything they would like to contribute to the pages, it would all be welcome - these could be photographs, headstone inscriptions, townland census I am missing, short family stories/histories, links to other websites containing information on either Parish, and details of research interests in the parishes, which I could add to the list of researchers. All the best, Lindel Donegal Genealogy Resources - http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~donegal/

Hello everyone! I have started two new Parish Projects on my Donegal Genealogy Resources website. These two projects are located at - Killybegs Lower - http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~donegal/killybegslproj.htm Killybegs Upper - http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~donegal/killybegsuproj.htm The records I have so far are detailed on each page, so you can see what is online or what soon will be online. If anyone has anything they would like to contribute to the pages, it would all be welcome - these could be photographs, headstone inscriptions, townland census I am missing, short family stories/histories, links to other websites containing information on either Parish, and details of research interests in the parishes, which I could add to the list of researchers. All the best, Lindel Donegal Genealogy Resources - http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~donegal/

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The Griffith's Valuation for County Donegal sorted by Surname has been on my site for a number of years. Recently I redid the database, sorting it into individual Parishes then sorting each parish by Surname, Given and Townlands. Then inserted each file into new pages on the Website. The Griffith's Valuation (GV) for county Donegal consists of 48393 entries. Hope the new files assist those looking for people during the 1858 recording year. Griffith's Valuation Parish Index sorted by Parish ---Surname/Given/Townlands. http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~hiflyte/iredata/Griff_Val/gv_by_parish/parish_index.htm or http://tinyurl.com/5bq3dy ------------------------------------------- Griffith's Valuation webpage sorted by Surname: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~hiflyte/iredata/Griff_Val/gv_by_surnames/gvdonegal.htm or http://tinyurl.com/5b2s3a If you encounter any problems please email me. Enjoy Bob Cdn ===============================

James McLaughlin, born 1825 in Meenalooban (Moneylooban), Donegal, to Denis McLaughlin, was the brother of my gggrandmother, Bridget Devine, nee McLaughlin. A distant relative has sent me some more details of the probate of James's Will, and the newspaper article about his funeral. I already knew that he had gone to America in 1850 where he spent six months in Pennsylvania. He then returned to Ireland, where he lived for six years in Lisfort before returning to the USA, where he settled in Skaneateles, NY, after spending a couple of years in Iowa. He was a farmer (the farm was called Mandana) and never married. He died in 1910, reputed to be the wealthiest farmer around Skaneateles. What interests me is that the newspaper report refers to him as a poet and famous writer of folk songs,, and says that 'many of his folk songs are being sung in many of the inland districts of Ireland today(1910).' Does anyone on the List know of a collection of Irish folk songs or any kind of centre for Irish culture in Donegal where I might make further enquiries? It would be interesting to find out more about James, who sounded like quite a character. Apparently, among other eccentricities, he refused to buy clothing made in US and wore suits he brought from Ireland, or had clothes made up to the same pattern. I know looking for a specific McLaughlin in Donegal is like looking for a needle in a haystack, but this one may have left his mark if any of his songs/poems have survived. Carolyn

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Good Luck Janice Friel ...Passing over twenty years, during which there was a constant stream of emigration from Ireland to America, I find another interesting document chronicled under date of May, 1751: “One hundred and fifty Passengers, including 50 Irish Servants (many of them Catholics who were bound as Servants before the Lord Mayor of Dublin) sailed for Philadelphia, on board the Homer, Captain John Slade, Commander.” The list of names is not complete, owing to damp, but I have made out the following as among those who sailed on the Homer from Dublin, in May, 1751: John O’ Toole, Thomas Cassidy, James Fennell, James O’Neill, James Hickey, Edward Doran, John Callaghan, Catherine Cullen, Eleanor Cody, John Connery, Catherine Lawler, William Coffey, John Slattery, Philip MacNeill, Giles Power, Anne Connolly. **************One site has it all. Your email accounts, your social networks, and the things you love. Try the new AOL.com today!(http://pr.atwola.com/promoclk/100000075x1212962939x1200825291/aol?redir=http://www.aol.com/?optin=new-dp %26icid=aolcom40vanity%26ncid=emlcntaolcom00000001)

Don't know if I sent this before, but good luck. Janice Friel These Irish passenger lists from shipping records can be found in Passenger Books of J & J Cooke, Shipping Agents. Sailings from Londonderry to Philadelphia Pennsylvania, Quebec, St. John New Brunswick & New Orleans Louisiana, 1847-1871 in Reference D.2892/1/1-14 (see also MIC.13 in the Public Record Office of Northern Ireland) See _more_ (http://www.olivetreegenealogy.com/ships/jjcooke.shtml) J J Cooke Passenger Lists... Superior, Ireland to Philadelphia, 1854 Surname First Name Age Where From McIntire Margaret 30 Ballyshannon McIntire Daniel 10 Ballyshannon McIntire Ellen 9 Ballyshannon McGlinchy Charles 25 Killygordon Kelly Edward 30 Killygordon Kelly James 20 Killygordon Diver Rebecca 18 Milford Kirline Patrick 18 Park Kirline William 18 Park McLaughlin John 24 Moville McKenory William 14 Campsey McGlinchy Daniel 19 Ramelton Munay Charles 22 Ramelton McAvoy James 45 Derry Smith William 21 Quigley Point Steel George 24 Quigley Point McCay Catherine 18 Letterkenny McFeters Mary 30 L' Derry McFeters Ann Jane 10 L' Derry McFeters John 7 L' Derry McFeters William 5 L' Derry Kitchen James 20 L' Derry Orr John 20 L' Derry Cuthbirt William 60 Three Trees Cuthbirt Peggy 50 Three Trees Cuthbirt Samuel 11 Three Trees Cuthbirt Maria 8 Three Trees Cuthbirt Martha 5 Three Trees Devine Patrick 18 Park Linch James 18 Park Linch Michael 18 Park Boyle Michael 24 Stranorlar Steel John 25 Three Trees Steel Jane 9 Three Trees Steel William 55 Three Trees Steel James 20 Three Trees Toland Dennis 29 Collon Bradley Daniel 20 Letterkenny Chambers John 23 Letterkenny Shannon Samuel 17 Letterkenny Buchanan Sarah 17 Letterkenny Gamble James 17 Letterkenny Gallagher Eliza 18 Ramelton Cunningham Joseph 50 Ramelton Cunningham Elizabeth 18 Ramelton Cunningham William 20 Ramelton Cunningham James 17 Ramelton Cunningham Joseph 12 Ramelton Quigley John 21 Ramelton Devenny Elizabeth 20 Collin Oliver James 20 Ramelton Crossan Rosonah 20 Ramelton Caldwell William 21 Ramelton Campbell Ellen 20 Carndonagh Sweeny Patrick 30 Rossnakill Sweeny Mary 30 Rossnakill Coyle Unity 30 Donfanaghy Coyle Catherine 6 Donfanaghy Coyle Madge 4 Donfanaghy Ewing Alexander 21 Letterkenny Ewing John 18 Letterkenny Ewing Mathew 12 Letterkenny Donnell Isabella 20 Strabane Mackay William 27 Campaie Mackay Eliza 28 Campaie Fulton Adam 25 Limavady Lawerence Martha 18 Coleraine Gormly Patrick 23 Meenachrane Conway Patrick 22 Meenachrane McConnell Bernard 21 Meenachrane McBride Alexander 21 Meenachrane McBride Peter 20 Meenachrane McBride Mary 19 Meenachrane Devine Patrick 22 Park McMenamin Jane 20 Stranorlar Bradley Hugh 19 Stranorlar Devenny Eleanor 50 Stranorlar Devenny John 25 Stranorlar Devenny Margaret 18 Stranorlar Devenny Hugh 15 Stranorlar Manay Hugh 50 Clughbucy Manay Ann 50 Clughbucy Manay Bernard 17 Clughbucy Manay Bridget 15 Clughbucy Manay Hugh 10 Clughbucy Manay Arthur 7 Clughbucy Falls John 19 Clughbucy Mullen Hugh 18 Clughbucy Cassidy Nancy 20 Clughbucy McLaughlin Rose 19 Clughbucy McCready Margaret 30 Donegal McCready Hannah 60 Donegal McCready Martha 11 Donegal McCready Archibald 9 Donegal McCready John 7 Donegal McCready Charles 5 Donegal McCready Susan 2 Donegal McCafferty John 25 Castletown Fleming Joseph 50 Limavady Fleming Ann 50 Limavady Fleming Samuel 23 Limavady Fleming James 18 Limavady Fleming Margaret 18 Limavady Fleming Isabella 13 Limavady Fleming Eliza Anne 11 Limavady Fleming Matilda 6 Limavady Forrest William 23 Limavady Lawrence William 23 Coleraine Brown Ann 60 Newtownstewart Brown Lydia 18 Newtownstewart McGreery Ann 16 Ballybofay Blackburn Ester 20 Stranorlar Patton Catherine 18 Stranorlar Patton William 17 Stranorlar Haine George 21 Stranorlar Waters Patrick 18 Stranorlar Boyce Margaret 20 Stranorlar McCready Ann 20 Stranorlar McCready William 18 Stranorlar Chambers John 22 Stranorlar Gallagher John 24 Stranorlar McGonigle Mary 20 Dunfanaghy McAward Ann Dunfanaghy McAward Pat Dunfanaghy McAward Mary 11 Dunfanaghy McGee Margaret Dunfanaghy Dugan Dennis Dunfanaghy Gallagher William Dunfanaghy McFadden John Dunfanaghy McCarey Catherine Dunfanaghy Boyle Catherine Dunfanaghy Coyle John 16 Derry Duffy William 29 Campaie Cunningham George 20 Carndonagh Devine Mary 19 Park Devine Margaret 19 Park McNabb Robert 23 Coleraine Kelly Edward 20 Letterkenny Elliott John 20 Letterkenny Campbell Daniel 21 Letterkenny Stevenson Martha 20 Letterkenny Gordon John 16 Letterkenny McGinely Dennis 21 Dunfanaghy Mulheron Michael 18 Dunfanaghy O' Brine Francis 21 Strabane O' Brine James 20 Strabane McCleery John Strabane Gallagher James Letterkenny Donnell John Letterkenny Dugan Patrick Letterkenny Collins Rsoe 25 Carndonagh Hamelton Jane 45 Park Hamelton Sarah 16 Park Hamelton James 14 Park Hamelton Robert 11 Park Conway Michael 20 Derry Gormly Biddy 18 Derry Gormly Rose 16 Derry Stewart Andrew 20 Coleraine Brolly Patrick 18 Moville Stewart Harry 18 Letterkenny Buchanan William 19 Letterkenny Canning Mary Ann 20 Coleraine Riley Hugh 28 Donegal Ingran Alexander 13 Stranorlar McFadden Edward 17 Milford Beaty Elizabeth 20 Dunfanaghy Wilkinson Henry Dunfanaghy McFadden Cornielius 22 Dunfanaghy Sawyers William 29 Dunfanaghy Hunter Rebecca 25 Derry Ark ? 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McMullen Mary 28 Derry McMullen Rebecca 27 Derry Call Moses 18 Dunfanaghy McGinlay James 19 Dunfanaghy Devine Neil 20 Glen Carsin Charles 60 Letterkenny Carsin Rachel 50 Letterkenny Carsin Easter 20 Letterkenny Carsin Jane 19 Letterkenny Early James 22 Newtownstewart McCawell John 22 Newtownstewart McBride Peter 19 Newtownstewart Knee John 20 Stranorlar Thompson John 20 Lisdillen Helferty William 20 Letterkenny McGinley Mary Dunfanaghy Higney Hannah Dunfanaghy Doohan Catherine 25 Dunfanaghy Terry John 24 Dunfanaghy Gormly Michael 18 Park Hunter Richard 16 Milford Dougherty Anthony 23 Culdaff Collins Dennis 30 Malin Collins James 20 Malin Dougherty Michael 24 Ballygorman Benson Margaret 19 Milford Benson Fanny Ann 17 Milford McGee Fanny Ann 24 Dunfanaghy Loughead Elizabeth 20 Ballyshannon Hegarty Margery 30 Letterkenny Stewart Catherine 20 Letterkenny Stewart Catherine 22 Letterkenny Stewart John 5 Letterkenny Stewart Robert 3 Letterkenny Maguire Daniel 45 Newtownstewart Kirk Patrick 17 Beragh McCosker Bridget 20 Beragh McGlensey Mary 17 Killygordon McGlensey Charles 22 Killygordon Stewart James 17 Dunfanaghy Gordon Robert 23 Raphoe McSwine Edward 40 Ramelton McGinley Michael 16 Dunfanaghy Waters Ann Jane 16 Malabuoy McAvoy William 11 L' Derry Curry Robert 20 L' Derry Curry Eassy 8 L' Derry Gorman Bernard Moville **************One site has it all. 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Good Luck Janice Friel Passenger Lists, Deaths and Miscellaneous Source The Irish Genealogist, Vol. 6. No.4, 1983, pp. 370-377; No.5, 1984, pp. 497-507. Date 29/12/1810 Extracts taken from an article published in:- THE IRISH GENEALOGIST, Vol. 6, No.4, 1983, pp. 370-377; No.5, 1984, 495-507. Notices taken from the Shamrock Newspaper of New York 1810-1812: I Passenger Lists II Marriages in Ireland III Deaths in Ireland IV Miscellaneous Extracts from 'The Shamrock or Hibernian Chronicle', a weekly newspaper published in New York 1810-1817. The Volume from which the information is taken, is held in the Sterling Library of Yale University, New Haven, Connecticut. However, it is not complete, as 54 issues of the run are missing, mainly in 1812. PASSENGER LISTS Contains ships passenger lists, as they appear, without corrections, including names of emigrants, with original place of residence. The author has omitted thirteen passenger lists as the origins of the emigrants were not given. Vol.1, No. 3, Sat., Dec. 29, 1810. A List of Passengers by the Ship Erin, Murphy, from Dublin. Miss W. Larkin, co. Wexford. Miss E. Walsh, co. Wexford. John Barry, co. Louth. Edward Furlong, co. Wexford. Michael Butler, co. Wexford. Mary Butler, co. Wexford. Bridget Rigan, co. Wexford. Bridget Byrnes, co. Louth. John Byrnes, co. Louth. Nicholas Byrnes, co. Louth. C. Byrnes, Junior, co. Louth. Francis Duffy, co. Monaghan. Fergus Duffy, co. Monaghan. Mary Walsh, co. Galway. John Walsh (child) co. Galway. William Ray, co. Cavan. #PAGE 2 Mrs H. Bowles, co. Sligo. John McMally, co. Meath. Patrick Ryan, co. Wexford. William Malvin, wife, 5 sons & 4 daughters, co. Cavan. James West, co. Cavan. John McBrien, co. Cavan. Simon Horan, Mullicash. Thomas Hearn, New York. Owen Duffy, co. Monaghan. Ann Wealther, Rathfarnam. James Murphy, co. Louth. John Giles, Bailboro. [Bailieborough?]. Andrew Waters, co. Wexford. William Stewart, Belfast. John Bishop, and wife, co. Dublin. Patrick McCabe, co. Dublin. James O'Brien, co. Meath. Terence Farley, co. Cavan. Isabella Plaus, co. Longford. Joseph Manley, New York. Emmanuel Toole, Dublin. William Bleakly, Dublin. John Fitzgerald, Dublin. John Roberts, Dublin. Darby Kelly, co. Meath. Mathew Neall, and wife, co. Meath. Edw. McGuiness, co. Meath. Patrick Keally, Dublin. John Thomas, Ballyhayes [co. Kildare?]. Thomas Hales, Glasstown [co. Cavan?]. Francis Leonard, Glasstown [co. Cavan?]. J. Cunningham, Sligo. Christian Wogan, co. Dublin. James Duffy, co. Cavan. Wm. Floughsby, Dublin. Vol. 1, No. 5, Sat. Jan. 12, 1811. List of Passengers /Per the Harvey, Hide, from Belfast. William Simpson, Lochgall [Loughall?] Armagh. Mrs. John Speirs, Donegoare [Donegore?], Antrim. William Davis, Blairis [Blaris?], Down. Robert Harvey, Mrs. R. Harvey, Blairis [Blaris?], Down. Leonard Dobbin, Killiman, Down. #PAGE 3 Mrs. Dobbin, Killiman, Down. Isaac Jenkinson, Lochgall [Loughall?], Armagh. Mrs. Jenkinson, Lochgall [Loughall?], Armagh. James Jenkinson, Lochgall [Loughall?], Armagh. Elizabeth Jenkinson, Lochgall [Loughall?], Armagh. Isaac Jenkinson, Lochgall [Loughall?], Armagh. Ann Jenkinson, Lochgall [Loughall?], Armagh. Mrs. William Miller, Ahahill [Ahoghill?], Antrim. William Davis, Hillsboro [Hillsborough?], Down. James Coal, Drumboa [Drumboe?], Down. Alley Coal, Drumboa [Drumboe?], Down. J. Montgomery, Counmoney [Carnmoney?], Antrim. Mrs. J. Kennedy, Donaghmore, Tyrone. William Law, Kalmchie[?], Down. John Aslein, Belfast, Antrim. James Couples, Aughderg[?], Down. Elizabeth Couples, Aughderg[?], Down. Alex McMurray, Kelmore [Kilmore?], Armagh. Hannah McMurray, Kelmore [Kilmore?], Armagh. James Speirs, Donagoare [Donegore?], Antrim. Samuel Anderson, Newtownards, Down. John Walsh, Newtownards, Down. Louisa Welsh, Newtownards, Down. John McKenzie, Newtownards, Down. H. Mulrea, Newtownards, Down. James McCance, Newtownards, Down. James Moore, Donaghmore, Tyrone. John Brown, Lochgall [Loughall?], Antrim [Armagh?]. Francis Brown, Kelbroghts [Kilraghts?], Antrim. David Bell, Lochgall [Loughall?], Antrim [Armagh?]. John Davidson, Lochgall [Loughall?], Antrim [Armagh?]. Mrs. W. Campbell, Blairis [Blaris?], Down. Wm. Frances, Drumall, Antrim. Martha Frances, Drumall, Antrim. James Auld, Grange, Antrim. Mary Auld, Grange, Antrim. Robert Grendle, Kellmore [Kilmore?], Armagh. Sarah Grendle, Kellmore [Kilmore?], Armagh. William Coil, Daryluren [Derryloran?], Tyrone. Peter Coil, Sarah Coil, Rosa Coil, Daryluren [Derryloran?], Tyrone. John McLanna, Daryluren [Derryloran?], Tyrone. Thomas Lictson, Larne, Antrim. Mary Lictson, Larne, Antrim. Mary Harrison, Aughdary[?], Down. John Harrison, Aughdary[?], Down. John Liston, Kellmore [Kilmore?], Armagh. #PAGE 4 Eliza Liston, Kellmore [Kilmore?], Armagh. T. Anderson, Newtownards. George Anderson, Newtownards. Jennet Anderson, Newtownards. Alex McKenzie, Lochgall [Loughall?], Armagh. Philip McKenzie, Lochgall [Loughall?], Armagh. Ralph McKenzie, Lochgall [Loughall?], Armagh. Vol. 1. No. 16, Sat. Mar. 30, 1811. "We were led into error by the daily papers stating that the Hannibal was the last from Cork; she never touched at Cork after leaving Belfast, on the 2d January___we now annex a list of her passengers, furnished by one of themselves". Napshall Fendlay. Lesburn [Lisburn?]. Joseph Knox, Balleybay. Peter Hughes, Balleybay. Rob't McElwrath, wife and one child, Hollowood [Holywood?]. Nathaniel Alsop, and wife, Sanfield [Saintfield?]. Geo. Brown, wife and seven children, Banbridge. John Carr, Hellesboro [Hillsborough?]. Henry Cochrane, Co. Mayo. William Cochrane, Coun. Mayo. Robert Cochrane, Co. Mayo. Henry Drain, Coun. Antrim. John Drain, Coun. Antrim. John McFall, Portglenone. Owen McPeak, Portglenone. Jas. Hughes, Dublin. James Connor, Lesburn [Lisburn?]. Patrick Garvin, Lesburn [Lisburn?]. Charles Davis, Armagh. Charles Ferris, Armagh. Patrick Mollin, wife and 4 children, Armagh. Wm. Ross, wife and four children, Vernersbridge. Vol. 1, No. 17, Sat. April 6, 1811. List of Passengers per the Perseverence, Capt. [Captain?] Crawford, from Belfast. Andrew Stewart, wife and one child, Stewartstown. George Wallace, Town of Antrim. Hugh McMullan, County Down. Moses Montgomery, wife and 3 children, Killele [Kilkeel?]. Alexander White,, James Nielson, Eliza'h [Elizabeth?] Nielson and 1 child, Dromore. James Martin, Bangor. Alex Ritchie, Bangor. William Donnelly, Robert Thompson and wife, Belfast. John Danwoody, Belfast. W. Danwoody, Belfast David Park, Mathew McMurray, Belfast. William Stewart, and Alexan. [Alexander?], Dunsmurry [Dunmurry?]. Jane Stewart, Sen., Dunsmurry [Dunmurry?]. Jane Stewart, Jun., Dunsmurry[ Dunmurry?]. Andrew Kenmaer, Broom-Hedy[?]. Samuel Piper, Memeyre[?]. Robert Wilson, wife, 3 children, and Elizabeth Wilson, Dunmuny [Dunmurry?]. Amongst these passengers are 10 weavers, 1 gardner [gardener?], 1 miller, 1 bricklayer, 1 sadler [saddler?], 1 hosier, and 1 cooper. N.B. Three of the first are Cotton Weavers. Vol. 1, No. 23, Sat. May 18, 1811. Passengers per the Algernon, Clark, from Belfast. Robert Lowry & family, Charlemont. Alex Beally and family, Hillsborough. Wm. and Eliza Armstrong, co. Down. John Nielson and family, co. Down. James Tate, Maze. Robert Hasby, Maze. James Kennedy, Halls Mill. John and Mary Hamilton, Hillsborough. James Amberson, Halls Mill. John Gurley and family, Co. Down. Hamilton McCullough, Co. Tyrone. Edward Pepper and family, Moyallon [Moyallan?], [Co. Down?]. James and Sarah McConnell, Hill Hall [Co. Down?]. Richard Hines and family, Dromore. Wm. Copeland and family, co.Down. James Morrison and family, Armagh. Ellen Tetterton, Robert Tetterton and family, Banford. John Bonnel, Queen's County. John Morrow, Banford. Edward Dail and family, Rathfreland [Rathfriland?]. John Morrison, Magheragel [Magheragall?]. Sally Green, Lurgan. John Lamb, Maze. Robert and Rachel Kennedy, Banford. Wm. Orr and family, Hill Hall [co. Down?]. John Orr and family, Hill Hall. Mary Nixon, George Nixon and family, Kill Warlin. Ann Coin and children, Belfast. Hobert Hall and family, Belfast. Wm. Coborn and family, Kill-Warlin. Henry McCurry, Mary McCurry, A. Carlton, Hillsborough. John Wall and family. Easter Wall, Banbridge. Samuel Gelison and family, co. Down. Samuel Burns, Halls Mills. Mary Sinton, Moyallon [Moyallen?], [co. Down?]. James Camble, Ballynahinch. James Deek, Agnus Deek, Ballynahinch. John Smith, Susan Smith, Ballynahinch. George Thompson, Belfast. John Maguinis, Isabella Maguinis, co. Down. James Maharg, co. Down. Sarah McMahon, Dromore. Joseph Mark, Dromore. Of these passengers there are 42 under 10 years of age, 38 between 10 and 20 years of age, 36 between 20 and 30 years of age, 19 between 30 and 40 years of age, 8 between 40 and 50 years of age, 5 between 50 and 60 years of age./148. Vol. 1, No. 27, Sat. Jun. 15, 1811. Passengers by the ship Africa, John E. Scott, Master, from Belfast, arrived June 9th. George Roberts, Armagh. Samuel McCammar, Armagh. William Murphy, Monagher [Monaghan?]. John Hawthorn, Belbkiel[?]. Agnes Hawthorn, Belbkiel[?]. #PAGE 7 David Scott, Belbkiel[?]. Margaret Scott, Belbkiel[?]. John Logan, Belbkiel[?]. Jacob Pierson, Armagh. Margaret Moffit, Armagh. James Rock, Armagh. Mary Rock, Armagh. Joseph Bridget and family, Balleck [Belleek?]. John McCullaugh and family, Carmery[?]. William Heson, Carmery[?]. William Spratt, Carmery[?]. Mary Spratt, Carmery[?]. William Shaw, Billamegary [Ballymagarry?], [Co. Antrim?]. Margaret Shaw, Billamegary [Ballymagarry?], [Co. Antrim?]. John Porter, Billamegary [Ballymagarry?], [Co. Antrim?]. Eliza Fulton, Lisburn. Sealton Fulton, Lisburn. Andrew Martin, Kilmore. John Morrow, Monaghan. Ellen Morrow, Monaghan. Jane Morrow, Monaghan. John Finlay, Monaghan. James Cowser, Monaghan. William McCaird, Monaghan. Sophia Cowser, Armagh. Eliza Cowser, Armagh. Jane Clager, Armagh. Hugh O'Ray. John Gruir and family, Belfast. Robert Moore, Dungannon. Eliza Moore, Dungannon. Thomas Moore and family, Rathfriland. Thomas Calvin, Rathfriland. William Forcade and family, Belfast. James White, Belfast. Robert Burk, Belfast. Edward Hazleton, Belfast. James Morgan and family, Belfast. George Patterson, Belfast. Eliza Thompson, Belfast. Maria Thompson, Belfast. Henry Moore, Rathfriland. Mary Moore, Rathfriland. John Patterson, Belly Keell [Ballykeel?]. Arthur Shee, Rathfriland. William Willis, Dungannon. Felix Farren, Dungannon. #PAGE 8 Margaret Willis, Dungannon. Sally Farren, Dungannon. James Farren, Dungannon. Thomas Kelly, Dungannon. Molly Kelly, Dungannon. Hugh Cunningham, Rathfriland. Michael McAnorney, Rathfriland. Patrick Maney, Rathfriland. Jans McFaden, Hillsborough. John Buchanon, Carrickfergus. Samuel Irvine and family, Dungannon. William Gatt, Dungannon. John McCartney, Loughbrickland. Nancy McCarty, Loughbrickland. James Bodd, Loughbrickland. James McCartney, Loughbrickland. Martha Heron, Loughbrickland. James Herker, Belfast. William Quail and family, Downpatrick. William Stockdale, Downpatrick. Jane Stockdale, Downpatrick. Jane Warren, Belfast. Hugh Warren, Belfast. Ann Aiken, Dromore. Jane Aiken, Dromore. John Cleland, Lisburn. Wm. Armstrong, Down. Arabella Armstrong, Down. Wm. Armstrong, Down. Eleanor Blaney, Down. Joseph Patterson, Down. David Patterson and family, Down. Mary Patterson, Down. Wm. Willis, Down. Sarah Thompson, Down. John Thompson, Down. James Thompson, Down. George Thompson, Down. Joseph Thompson, Down. John Hodgson, Down. John Lockat, Down. John Fulton, Down. Vol. 1.No. 28, Sat. Jun. 22, 1811. List of Passengers per Brig Patty, Capt.[Captain?] Sawer, from Newry arrived at Philadelphia, Sunday 16th June, 1811. #PAGE 9 William Nelson and family, Drumduff. John Nelson and family, Drumduff. John Marks and family, Armagh. Thos. Gorman and family, Castlyblany [Castleblayney?]. H. McQuillin & family, Downpatrick. William Seed, Dowmpatrick. James English, Downpatrick. Richard Corney, Downpatrick. Elizabeth Donnell, Armagh. William Davis, Coleraine. James Sweeney, Londonderry. [?] Ferguson, Belfast. Vol.1, No.32, Sat. Jul. 20, 1811. List of Passengers per Brig Isaac, captain Delano, 60 days from Cork, arrived at Philadelphia, Sunday, 14th July. Charles Harding, Cork. Michael Callaghan, Killarney. Mr. Wall, Clonmell. Capt. [Captain?], Philadelphia, U.S. Mrs. Long, Philadelphia, U.S. George Davis, Philadelphia, U.S. John Nicholas & family, Doneraile. Vol. 1, No. 36, Sat. Aug. 17, 1811 List of Passengers per Brig Juno, 56 days from Belfast to this port. David Young, Nigh Charlemont. John Malcomson, Portadown. James McGlonan, Ballymoney. Ann McGlonan, Ballymoney. Mary McGlonan, Ballymoney. Nathaniel McGlonan, Ballymoney. Edward Winters, Portadown. Mary Winters,__wife, Portadown. Arthur Hughes, Belfast. John Stream, Nigh Dromore. Edward Glenfuld, Lisburn. Robert Miller, Dungannon. Matty Miller, Dungannon. John Derragh, Kilrea. Elizabeth Derragh, Kilrea. Ellen Derragh__ child, Kilrea. #PAGE 10 John Pooler, Armagh. Wm. Trimble, Nigh [near]Armagh . James Fullam, Maghuafelt [Magherafelt?]. Ann Fullam, Maghuafelt [Magherafelt?]. W. McMurray, Nigh Kilrea. Nancy McMurray, Nigh Kilrea. Two children of [the above?]. Nigh Kilrea. John Kerr, Nigh Kilrea. Rachel Kerr, his wife, Nigh Kilrea. Four children of [the above?]. Nigh Kilrea. Neil McNeill, Belfast. Hugh Spratt, Belfast. John Gurry, Nigh Downpatrick. His wife, Nigh Downpatrick. Wm. Law, Belfast. * Hill Tallerton, Nigh Soldierstown. * Robert Watson, Nigh Soldierstown. * Patrick Hagan, Castledawson. * Mathew Shaw, Nigh Connor. * Patrick McCreely, Armagh. Those with asterisk were press ganged by the Strok sloop of war when seven days out. **************One site has it all. Your email accounts, your social networks, and the things you love. Try the new AOL.com today!(http://pr.atwola.com/promoclk/100000075x1212962939x1200825291/aol?redir=http://www.aol.com/?optin=new-dp %26icid=aolcom40vanity%26ncid=emlcntaolcom00000001)

Good Luck Janice Friel Vol. 1, No.41, Sat. Sep.21, 1811. List of Passengers by the ship Maria, Duplex, 54 days from Belfast. James Gray, county Antrim. James Bennett, county Armagh. Dennis Carrall, county Tyrone. John McBride, wife and family, county Down. Andrew Morran and wife, co. Down. John Walsh and wife, Dublin. Mrs. Bryson, Belfast. John Barr, Ballinahinch [Ballynahinch?]. Miss Mary Rodgers, Belfast. Miss Susanna Bowen, Belfast. William Quale, Downpatrick. Patrick Kelly, Dublin. Vol. No. 43, Oct.3, 1811. James Hannah and family. John Bacon and family. [?] Martin and family. [?] Moran and family. #PAGE 11 [?] Cannon and family. William Kennedy and wife. [?] Coe and sister. Denis O'Brien. James Mulony. Mary McManus. * John Burke, near Mullingar. * Edward Smith, near Drogheda. (Those marked thus * were pressed by the Spartan frigate). Vol. 1, No. 49, Sat. Nov. 16, 1811. List of Passengers per the ship Erin from Dublin. Mr. Thomas and Mrs. Robinson, Queen's County . Mr. Cornelius Smith, Manoch county [?]. John Lynch, Navan. William Gibbons of Ohio Thomas Neil, Dublin. James Harrold, Dublin. David and Dennis Doyle, Dublin. Mrs. Cooper, Dublin. Mrs. Riley, County Wexford. Vol.1, No. 50. Sat. Nov. 23, 1811. Passengers by the ship Westpoint, T. Holden, master, from Londonderry. Robert Hunter, New York. James White, N.L.Vady [Newtown Limavady?]. Bernard McCusker, Omagh. John Hemphill and family, Dugh Budge[?]. John Wawb, Castlefin. David Doak, Fannit [Fanit?]. Susanna McDermot and family, Derry. Francis Gillespie, Ballyshannon. Daw Griffin, Fannit [Fanit?]. William Rafferty, Gawagh [Garvagh?]. Patrick McVeigh, Campsey [Campsie?]. William Thompson, Carrick, Robert Henry, Colerain [Coleraine?]. James Martin, N. L. Vady [Newtown Limavady?]. John Martin, N. L. Vady [Newtown Limavady?]. Patrick Cartan and family, Claudy. Alex Thompson and family, Lewck [Leck?]. Alex Brown and family Aughanwerry. #PAGE 12 Robert O'Neill and family, Co. Antrim. John Crampsier, Magilligar [Magilligan?]. Donaldson Black and family, Co. Tyrone. Eleanor McCready, Gortward. Wm. McCready, Gortward. John McCready, Gortward. John Graham, Kilrea. Thomas Hutchinson, Kilrea. Joseph Douglas, Kilrea. Thomas Martin, Kilrea. Daw, Kelley, Ballintrea. Ann Coulter, Co. Derry. Sarah Coulter, Co. Derry. Patrick Divin, Ballyshannon. Hugh Coulter, Pettego [Pettigo?]. Hugh Stevenson, Donegal. Mr. Cochran, Ballymoney. Joseph McCoy and family, Florinscourt [Florencecourt?]. Catherine Kelley, Fannit [Fanit?]. Edward McMennomy, Ballybofey. John Kelley, Ballybofey. John Hilton, Gawagh [Garvagh?]. Edward Dougherty, Gauakeel[?] Robert Johnston, Pettego [Pettigoe?] Francis Johnston, Pettego [Pettigoe?] Alex. McAlvin and family, co. Antrim. Samuel Moorhead, co. Antrim. John Jack, co. Antrim. James O'Donnell, Rushey[?] Ann Donaghey, Roeman[?] Patrick Froster, Straban [Strabane?] George Kirk, Mountcharles. George McKee, Mountcharles. James Love, Donagheda. [Donaghadee?] Nancey Watson, Ray. David Hunter, Omagh. James C. Sproul, Stranoria.[?] Eliza Paul, Omagh. John Hunter, N. L. Vady. [Newtown Limavady?] Farguis McGaughrin, Donegall [Donegal?] John Cummings, Ballymoney. Paul Boggs, New York. Luke Flynn, Co. Cavan. John O'Neill, Co. Cavan. Ann Masterson, Co. Cavan. Elizabeth Hastings, Co. Cavan. Edward McMinimin, Castlefin. #PAGE 13 Nancy McKagh, Castlefin. Hugh McElwin, Dromore. Hugh Catherwood, Colerain [Coleraine?] Neal Janga, Castlefin. **************One site has it all. Your email accounts, your social networks, and the things you love. Try the new AOL.com today!(http://pr.atwola.com/promoclk/100000075x1212962939x1200825291/aol?redir=http://www.aol.com/?optin=new-dp %26icid=aolcom40vanity%26ncid=emlcntaolcom00000001)

Hope this helps someone. If you know of anyone researching in these other counties, please forward. Good Luck Janice Friel Vol. 2, No.39. Sat. Aug. 29, 1812. Passengers per the Brig Narind, capt.[captain?] James Stewart, from Newry, arrived at New York, August, 14 1812. [?] Brennan, Tanderagee. Margaret Brennan, Tanderagee. Thomas Monaghan and family, Tanderagee. Thomas Reed, Richell [Richhill?] Alex Irwin, Aughnacloy. Jno. Patterson & wife, Castleshane. Arthur Patterson, Castleshane. Jane Patterson, Castleshane. James Murphy, Castleblaney. Robert Farley, Castleblaney. Pat Trainor, Newry. Wm. Dallaney, Bambridge [Banbridge?] John Dellaney, Bambridge [Banbridge?] Hugh Coin, Armagh. Robert Wilson, Armagh. John Moore, Armagh. Wm. Know & wife, Rathfriland. Ruth Best & family, Gilford. Elizabeth McGaffin, Gilford. Elizabeth Lockhard and family, Castleblaney. James White & family, Castleshone [Castleshane?] William Slone & family, Rathfriland. Samuel Moore, Rathfriland. Pat Hagan & wife, Dungannon. Bernard Brennan, Castleshone [Castleshane?] Ann Robison, Castleshane. Samuel Gillespie & family, Ardaghy. Pat Kelly, Monaghan. John Kelly, Monaghan. Thos. Wood, Monaghan. Wm. Fauls & wife, Henedy.[?] Miss Welsh, Dungannon. And. Caldwell & wife, Rathfriland. Thomas Crusley, Rathfriland. John Quin, Keady. George Mills, New York. #PAGE 14 Vol. 2, No. 40, Sat. Sep. 12, 1812. List of Passengers, per the schooner Eunice, Capt. [Captain?] John Peters, arrived in New York. Ann Clark and family, Dunbar. Henry Dougherty, Glansooly. David Taylor and family, Mocheelon. John Guthry and family, Drunschool. Biddie Rice, Ballybay. Mary Kane, Ballycastle. John Kean, Ballycastle. Patrick Dougherty, Glansooly. Margaret Chambers, Taboyne. Nancy McGowan, Taboyne. Sarah McGowan, Taboyne. John McGee, Taboyne. Hugh Nelis, Taboyne. Joseph Finniston, Toombridge [Toomebridge?] Ann Finniston, Toombridge [Toomebridge?] Patrick Gallaugher, Mountgaulin. Margaret Magee, Raphoe. Catharine Magee, Raphoe. James Kyle, Brakey. William Snodgrass, Colraine [Coleraine?] John McClelland, Carnamay. Thomas Kirkwood, Ballymoney. Thomas Kirkwood, jun., Ballymoney. Andrew Bratton, Drumschool. III Late deaths in Ireland (and elsewhere) Vol. 1, No. 3, Sat. Dec. 29, 1810. On board the ship Erin, 3 weeks previous to her arrival at this port, Mr. Patrick Walsh, aged 22, son of Mr. John Walsh, gardener of this city. Vol. 1, No. 6, Sat., Jan. 19, 1811. The following persons, natives of Ireland, died in the New York Hospital in the months of November and December. Catherine Fenning, consumption, mar.[married?] James Pierce, seaman, consumption. Robert Stevenson, boatman, consumption. Vol. 1, No. 10, Sat. Feb. 16, 1811. Died on Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock of a consumption, in the 31st year of his age, Mr. Ignatious Redmond, of this city, a native of Ireland, descended of a most respectable family... Vol. 1, No. 24, Sat. May 25, 1811. Sincerely regretted by a numerous family Mrs. McClenaghan, wife of Mr. John McClenaghan, of this city. Vol. 1, No. 26, Sat. June 8, 1811. In Dublin, on the 6th April, Mrs. Ann Reynolds, (refers to her native city and former residence here i.e. New York). Vol. 1, No. 27, Sat. June 19, 1811 At the house of Mr. Richard McIllwaine [McIlwaine?], Mrs. McIlwaine, aged 73. Vol.1, No. 32, Sat. July 20, 1811 Drowned_ On Wednesday morning, the 10th inst. on his passage from this city to Newbraugh, George Ash, a native of Ireland... The deceased had a wife and child on board the sloop at the time of his death. DIED in this city, suddenly, Mr. James Bond, aged 26, son of Mr. Wm. Bond, Bond-Glen, near Strabane, Ireland... In this city, in the thirtieth year of his age, Mr. Sheldon Usher, a native of the city of Dublin and original manufacturer of those justly celebrated mineral waters, now in such high esteem. Mr. Usher left a widow in Philadelphia, who, it is expected, will shortly be a mother a second time, and one infant of two years to mourn their irreparable loss... To his Kinsman and partner, Mr. Luke Usher, he has left copious instructions for the management of the business... Vol. 1, No. 36, Sat. Aug. 17, 1811 Yesterday, in the Chapel-house of Francis-street, the Rev. Richard Sheridan, aged 77 years - after 52 years in the Priestly order, of which near 43 were spent in Francis-street parish... Vol.1, No. 43, Sat., Oct. 5, 1811 In the 76th year of her age, Mrs. Kerr, relict of Mr. Henry Kerr, of Cottage.. Vol. 1, No. 46, Sat., Oct. 26, 1811 DIED, At his plantation near Gongaree, on the 7th inst. in the 60th year of his age James Mis. Campbell esq. Lieut. [Lieutenant?] Colonel of the 22d regiment of the militia of this state, and a senator in the legislature from St. Mathew's Parish - This gentleman was born in the county of Down in Ireland, but had resided in this state forty-three years...(active in the Am. [American?] revolution)... Charls. [Charleston?] City Gaz. [Gazette?]. #PAGE 16 Vol. 1, No. 48, Sat. Nov. 9, 1811 Died, suddenly on Saturday last, at No.24 Water-street, Mr. Edward Martin, a late passenger in the Brig Swift, from Dublin, capt. [captain?] Hitchins. He only arrived the day previous to his decease... He was a coach spring maker and born in the county of Killarney... Vol.1, No.52, Sat. Dec.7, 1811. DIED, on the 2d instant, of a pulmonary complaint, GEORGE DOBBIN... aged about 35 years. He has left a wife and three children... He was a native of Ireland... Balt. [Baltimore?] Sun. Vol. II, No. 37. Whole No. 88, Sat. Aug. 15, 1812 In the 55th year of his age, Mr. Roger Nowlan merchant of the merchant's quay... In Waterford, Mr. Mathew Scott, formerly a very eminent merchant in Carrick-on-Suir... He emigrated to America... He lately returned to Waterford... he took the resolution of terminating his misfortunes by an act of suicide. (his trials as a Catholic during the 1798 troubles described). Vol. II, No. 42 - Whole No. 94. Sat. Sep. 26, 1812. DIED In Savannah, of a fever, on the 7th instant, Mr. James Thompson Lawrence, aged 58 years, and of unblemished reputation. He was a native of Coleraine, in Ireland, and for more than 28 years a respectable inhabitant of that city. On the 1st inst. Mr. Peter O'Connor, a resident of Savannah and a native of Ireland. (Communicated) Departed this life, in Natchez (Mississippi Territory) on the 15th August ult Captain David Beckett, of the "Natchez Volunteers"... he has left a wife alike lovely and amiable and a beautiful babe.. Mr. Beckett was a native of Ireland and a few years since an inhabitant of Petersburgh (Va.) [Virginia?] Petersburgh, Sept. 22, 1812. Vol. II, NO. 43 -Whole No.95. Sat. Oct. 3, 1812 DIED on Thursday, the 17th inst. of the fever of the climate, Mr. James Philips, aged 32 years, a native of Ireland... Sav. Rep. [Savannah Reporter?] #PAGE 17 DIED on the 15th inst. Mr. John Martin, a native of Ireland, but for some time a resident of this place. He has left a disconsolate widow and child... ibid. IV MISCELLANEOUS Section IV contains 'personal ads' mainly placed by persons trying yo find friends or relatives in America. Vol. 1. No. 8, Sat. Feb. 2, 1811 The Hon. [Honourable?] Colonel Fraser, son of our worthy Chancellor of the Exchequer, is about to receive the hand of Miss Skeffington, of Belfast, who is heiress of the whole of the Massareene estates in Ireland. Vol.1, No.18, Sat. Apr. 13, 1811 Any person possessing a knowledge of MR. JOHN GRIFFIN, or his place of residence, who arrived in the city about 6 years ago from Ireland, is requested to give information by letter or otherwise, to the Editor of this paper. J. Griffin is about 30 years of age, and by profession a taylor [tailor?]. - This enquiry is made at the request of his brother, Mr. Edward Griffin, who lately arrived in this country from Londonderry. April 13. Vol. 1, No. 23, Sat. May 18, 1811 If Mr. ROBERT MCCRACKEN, who arrived from Ireland in the Protection calls at this office her [he?] will receive some information concerning himself from a friend of his in Halifax, North Carolina. May 18. Vol.1. No. 36, Sat. August 17, 1811 Any person who is, or has been acquainted with Mr. James Brown, formerly of Gobnaskale parish of Donaghedy and county of Tyrone, Ireland, will please to transmit what they know of him to his nephew John Brown, at Ramapo, Rockland county, N.Y., or to the editor of this paper. The last information of Mr. Brown was that he resided about 20 years since at Petersburgh, and ws [was?] then in the habit of shipping flour to West Florida. If living he is now aged about 65 years. Sincere thanks will be due to any person who may write respecting him as above directed. July 6. Vol. 1. No.40, Sat. 14, 1811 INFORMATION WANTED. If R. K. DOWLING a native of Queen's County, Ireland, and who is lately resided in New York, but some of his friends have reason to think that he now resides #PAGE 18 in Pennsylvania, this is to apprize [apprise?] him that his wife and son has arrived in New York, and anxiously wishes to know his address. Any of his friends will console the afflicted by sending his address to the editor of the Shamrock, 24 William-street. Sept. 14. Vol. 1. No. 41, Sat. Sep. 21, 1811 John McCracken, lately from Belfast, offers his services to the public as a wood turner in general... Vol. 1. No. 47, Sat. Nov. 2. 1811 Thomas Ennis Morin, carpenter who arrived in this city last fall, is hereby informed that his wife and child have arrived lately from Dublin, and are now residing No. 80 Ferry-street, where they request him to write directed care of Mr. Thos. [Thomas?] Waters. Oct. 26. Vol. 1. No. 52, Sat. Dec. 7, 1811 INFORMATION WANTED If any person can give information of JOHN DUNN, a native of Ireland, who shipped on board the U.S. frigate John Adams, in this port, on 1st of April, 1805, then bound for Tripoli; but was but on board the U.S. schooner Enterprize, either at Gibralter [Gibraltar?] or Malta, and was said to have returned to Norfolk and died in the Marine Hospital, about two years ago. If any intelligence can be given of him, and left at this office, will be gratefully acknowledged by his wife. MARY DUNN Vol. II. No. 4. Sat. Jan.4, 1811 INFORMATION WANTED Any person acquainted with Messrs John James and Ross McGuire, or either of them, who emigrated to this country from Cole Island [Coalisland?], county Tyrone, Ireland about 16 years ago, will please drop a line to that effect, addressed to the editor of this paper. This enquiry is made at the request of Ross McGuire, son to John McGuire, who lately arrived in this country. Jan. 4. Vol. II. No. 37, Sat. August 15, 1812 INFORMATION WANTED JOHN MORRIN, a carpenter and son of George Morrin, of Londonderry, arrived in Philadelphia in the year 1808, per the ship Eliza, captain Church. It is understood he resided #PAGE 19 lately in Baltimore. He is requested to make his place of residence known to Mr. John Gillespy, corner of Lombard and Ninth streets, Philadelphia, for the information of his sister Sarah who resides near that city. July 25 Vol. II. No. 39, Sat. August 29, 1812 INFORMATION WANTED MR. ROBERT SEATON, lived in Ballibofey, north of Ireland, and removed to this country, supposed to some part of Pennsylvania about the year 1792... JOHN GRIER, a native of Ireland, county of Armagh, parish of Derrynoose, and townland of Roghan, who sailed from Londonderry on board the ship John Atkinson in July 1811, bound for Philadelphia. Any person giving information of said John by a line addressed to his brother Joseph Grier, at Kingston falls, Ulster county, State of New-York, will be gratefully acknowledged. Aug. 29 Vol. II, No. 40. Sat. Sep. 12, 1812 ABOUT Fifteen years ago, two families, one of them of the name of Menaghan, the other of the name Mallowney, from the city of Limerick, arrived in New-York per a ship commanded by Capt. [Captain?] Collins. Any person that can give information where either of those families may be found, will have the goodness to signify the same by a line addressed to John Murphy, care of Strong & Brown, Boston, which will be thankfully acknowledged. 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Hello Boyd & List. I have gone into the Fermanagh Gold archives, and copied and pasted the relevant portions of the postings on the above problem. Sorry that they take up a bit of space. I have tried to edit them heavily. Hopefully this might help some people. AND I need all the clues that I can get, as this is a big issue for me, with lots of rejects. Ray in oz. Hi Cliff Have you received my off line reply? Comcast don't like us down here in NZ and Australia and block our mail! Murray Christchurch New Zealand >From the List's great Admin: Good time to mention it folks. I didn't know that comcast blocked your mail from OZ. My default mail server is comcast.net. >From Cliff: I've got Comcast and have had no problems receiving emails from down-under. It may be that the recipients have some other software on their cpu's that is the culprit :-) >From the original poster: Hi Cliff I thought that it was just me, but I've raised it on other lists and many down here in both NZ and Oz are affected. I communicate regularly with a number of Comcast users and between us we have managed to get Comcast to unblock the mail a number of times, but it rapidly re-blocks it. Replying to a message with the same subject header repeated seems to trigger the re-block. Others report the same issue. >From a different poster: based in Oz: I also attempted a reply to Murray to his Email address and was bounced. My message was not through Comcast. I'd suggest that the fault lies with his provider. Barry Melbourne, Australia I used to have that problem when emailing a distant cousin in the USA who used Comcast. It was something to do with the IP-address my emails were being assigned through the Internet Service Provider (ISP) (optusnet.com.au). It was a little more complicated then that, but beyond my understanding. I understand that due to the way things happen the dynamic IP of my emails caused Comcast's SPAM filters to suspect that the IP address associated to my emails was a possible SPAM source and so blocked my emails. You have to somehow get your ISP to get Comcast to take the IP address off their blocked list. However, because some cable connections generate new dynamic IP at least every 3 months, this could be an ongoing issue. My US cousin had an additional email address other then Comcast and we have been using that for some time now without been blocked. Bernard Brisbane, Australia My (Ray's)contribution on Ferm. Gold: Just to support Murray on this to both Cliff and Don --- I have occasionally tried to REPLY to your list e-mails off-list; and have had them immediately rejected. I hadn't made the comcast connection until Murray mentioned it. Just thought that it was MY problem; and gave up on each occasion. BUT occasionally my messages have got through to your personal e-mail addresses. Cannot recall now if I might have changed the subject line for them or not. Final thought from Ray: MY internet provider is also optusnet; so it seems that what Bernard has written above, must have considerable bearing on the situation. Grrr.. ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: "'Ray'" <[email protected]>; <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, November 17, 2008 6:49 AM Subject: RE: [DONEGALEIRE] A new family history society based in Derry,No. Ire. > Hi Ray, > > I am glad I am not the only person in the entire world who cannot email > Eva > or indeed lots of others on comcast. I did some seminars/lectures for her > when she organised the O'Doherty reunuion in Donegal this summer and have > never been able to contact her at comcast! So, please tell us what the > problem is as per the discussions on the Fermanagh list. ...

Hi Ray, I am glad I am not the only person in the entire world who cannot email Eva or indeed lots of others on comcast. I did some seminars/lectures for her when she organised the O'Doherty reunuion in Donegal this summer and have never been able to contact her at comcast! So, please tell us what the problem is as per the discussions on the Fermanagh list. Ta, Boyd -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Ray Sent: 14 November 2008 22:41 To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [DONEGALEIRE] A new family history society based in Derry,No. Ire. Hello Eva. Thank you for this clarification. (Tried to thank you off-list, but it was rejected by your comcast server -- we have had some recent discussion on this issue on Fermanagh-Gold). Apologies to the list for therefore imposing my thanks on here. ray ----- Original Message ----- From: "Eva Doherty Gremmert" <[email protected]> Ray > It is not surname specific, but rather is a family history society > that is being formed in the Derry City area and they chose Foyle as a > location designation. > Eva When replying to a digest post, quote only the specific text to which you are replying, removing the rest of the digest from your reply. Also, remember to change the subject of your reply so that it coincides with the message subject to which you are replying. TO VIEW PREVIOUS EMAILS BY SUBJECT, GO TO THE THREADED ARCHIVES AT http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/index/DONEGALEIRE/ TO VIEW PREVIOUS EMAILS BY DATES AND SUBJECT GO TO THE SEARCHABLE ARCHIVES AT http://archiver.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/search?path=DONEGALEIRE SOME HELPFUL WEBSITES: Donegal Genealogy Resource (Lindel's Site) http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~donegal/ Donegaleire Genealogy Links & Data http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~donegaleire/ Bob's Donegal Ireland Genealogy http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~hiflyte/ ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Apologies again to the list, rejected by comcast. NO Eva, I did not mean rejections of your postings; I meant that some of us have experienced ongoing rejections when we sent a note to anyone on comcast. That is why I am unable to reply to you privately. Ray ----- Original Message ----- From: "Eva Doherty Gremmert" <[email protected]> > By a discussion of this issue do you mean the rejection by my Comcast > server. I would love some more information on how to overcome this if you > have any ideas. > Eva Gremmert