Dea Janette You said "I'm looking for any other McFaden, or McPhaiden from Donegal in this time sphere" VIZ 1798 to 1830 and beyond and mentioned Milltown There is a Milltown, five kilometres west of Letterkenny. Townlands called Milltown can be found in the parishes of in Convoy, Conwal, Donegal,Gartan, Killymard and Raphoe see the URLs http://www.dun-na-ngall.com/town.html and http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~bhilchey/DonegalMain.html#Civil%20Parish%20Map There are no McFadens, or McPhaidens in the entire Republic of Ireland according to UKINFO and no McPhaidens and only 17 McFadens in all of the UK Viz MCFADEN,RUSSELL,127,,HURST GROVE,,MK404DW,,BEDFORD, MCFADEN,BERNADETTE,16,,TARQUIN CLOSE,,CV3 3BW,,COVENTRY, MCFADEN,LISA M,6,,CHEPSTOW CLOSE,,S40 2UG,,CHESTERFIELD,DERBYSHIRE MCFADEN,ALEXANDER W S,15,,MAPLE GROVE,,RG264ND,,TADLEY,HAMPSHIRE MCFADEN,MARIA J,3,,AINSDALE CLOSE,01303275709,CT195LU,,FOLKESTONE,KENT MCFADEN,STUART C,3,,AINSDALE CLOSE,01303275709,CT195LU,,FOLKESTONE,KENT MCFADEN,DIANNE,50,,STRICKLAND WAY,,BR6 9UE,,ORPINGTON,KENT MCFADEN,EDITH J,87,,YORKLAND AVENUE,,DA162LG,,WELLING,KENT MCFADEN,DENISE A,70,,CHURCHILL ROAD,,PE9 1JG,,STAMFORD,LINCOLNSHIRE MCFADEN,STEPHEN W,70,,CHURCHILL ROAD,,PE9 1JG,,STAMFORD,LINCOLNSHIRE MCFADEN,GAY D,2,,NAIRN ROAD,,PE9 2YR,,STAMFORD,LINCOLNSHIRE MCFADEN,WILLIAM,2,,NAIRN ROAD,,PE9 2YR,,STAMFORD,LINCOLNSHIRE MCFADEN,DENNIS,,ATHELSTAN HOUSE, FLAT 39,HOMERTON ROAD,,E9 5PH,,LONDON, MCFADEN,ANGELA R,22,,NEIDPATH COURT,,TD1 3RD,TWEEDBANK,GALASHIELS,SELKIRKSHIRE MCFADEN,ALEXANDER S,22,,NEIDPATH COURT,,TD1 3RD,TWEEDBANK,GALASHIELS,SELKIRKSHIRE which includes one Janet McFadden in Brighton whose address I have discretely left out Your best bet would be to try the online Griffiths to trace any McFaddens, McCallums and Browns in County Donegal 1847-1864. People who married generally did so to people living nearby (in Ireland at that time). The McCallums and Browns should still appear in the 1847-1864 Griffiths after the McFaddens left for Scotland after 1839. The 1847-1864 Griffiths valuation has now appeared online in a searchable format at the URL www.otherdays.com. This has opened the field up a lot to a structured computer based search strategy using Civil and RC Parish maps on URL http://scripts.ireland.com/ancestor/sitemap.htm, modern OS maps available on http://.uk2multimap.com and the old Griffith's Valuation maps available from the www.otherdays.com site. It is possible to use the Otherdays Griffiths for 72 hours on payment of an $8 fee and carry out a search for a person without prior knowledge of the townland, Parish or Barony - just the County. It is also possible to specify a search using variations of the persons name. Enter Burns and a search will be carried out for Burn, Byrne and Burns. The otherdays site also lets you printout copies of the original Griffiths documents. You can search for all the McCallums and Browns and their name variations in County Donegal in the period 1847-1864 who owned land, or more likely rented land. Liam "A bird in the bush is worth two in the Cat" ----- Original Message ----- From: "Janette" <janette5@btinternet.com> To: <DONEGALEIRE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, November 26, 2003 8:48 AM Subject: [DONEGALEIRE] McFaden > Hi, > > I've managed to trace my John McFaden and Susan Shields back to Donegal abt 1798, a g-daughter was born in Milltown ? abt 1839. the family then moved backed to Scotland, ( we think they came from Argyll originally). > > Son John married an Ann(ie) McCallum (or McCallian) abt 1830. Her parents were Patrick and Elizabeth (Brown). Both the names John McFaden and Patrick McCallum are on the role of the Argyllshire Regiment 1794. Can't make any connection as yet, but think that it could be them. > > I'm looking for any other McFaden, or McPhaiden from Donegal in this time sphere. > > Janette >

Any details of the census from 1901 for Killymard either any of these three townlands Meenaguse,Lackrum and Sruell I'm looking for William Kenny and James Kenny. None of the above townlands are listed in 1901 or 1911 census janice

Hi All, www.historyfromheadstones.com The above new website by the Ulster Historical Foundation includes searchable database of gravestone inscriptions (the database gives a list, to obtain all details there is a fee) and information about hundreds of graveyards in Northern Ireland (includes Donegal). Hope this will help someone with their research. Sylvia

1901 CENSUS CON'T BRIDGE STREET Dunlevy- Jmaes, Marianne, Rose, James Williamson, Francis Campbell, John McGroarty, Daniel Kerin, Annie Gorrell (solicitor) Nelson- Elizabeth, Mary Gallagher- Catherine, James, Agnes, Anne McFadden Gillespie- Laurence, Mary, MarySweeney, Mary Moohan, Timothy McGettigan, Patricj Kennedy (mcht) Carr- Francis and Catherine (hasberdasher) Dunlevy- Anthony, Mary, Anthony, James, Mary Hegarty (ns teacher) Meehan- Patrcik, John McBready (shopkeeper) Diver- Patrick and Lizzie, Jack, May, Lill, Jim, John, Charles, James Gallagher, James Laurie Gildea- Denis and Margaret, Mary, Maggie, Ellen Carriban, Agnes Muldoon, Joseph Byrne (publican) Knight- James and Elizabeth, Mary Steele (carpenter) Brogan- Anne, Mary, Annie, Mary Kealey- Robert, Lillie (court keeper) BRIGHAMS COURT McCollion- Catherine (seamstress) Crawford- George and Susan, Susan, George, Robert, David, Susan Breeson- Patrick and Anne, Mary, Susan, Patrick, Rose, Maggie Doherty- Bridget, Sarah (seamstress) Brown- John and Anne, Charles, John, Joseph (blacksmith) BROOKFIELD OR GREGSTOWN Connnolly- Francis, Lizzie, Maggie Wier- William and Letitia, William, Cassie, Annie, Francis, Mary Stevenson- Samuel and Rachel, Margaret, William, Sarah, Rebecca, Dennis Mohan, Annie Kerins BUNCRONAN Stewart- William, William, Robert, Fanny, Eliza McGroarty- Bridget Stewart- George and Rebecca, Barbara, James, George, Patrick Cannon Wilson- Isabella, William Wilson- Hugh and Barabara, Isabella, Robert (carpenter) Stewart- Robert, James, Sarah, Jane, John Dawson- Patrick and Mary, Willie, Jamey, John, Mary Stewart- Galbraith and A. Jane, Ellen, William, John, Violet, Rebecca Stewart- James and Maria, Lizzie, Thomas, Lucy, Mary, Susan, Mathew Scott Stewart- Thomas, George Wilson, Rebecca Stewart, Thomas Wilson, Robert Wilson, John Wilson, Mathew Wilson, Elizabeth Wilson, George Wilson, James Wilson, Lucy Wilson CASTLE STREET Love- Thomas and Fanny, Fanny, Robert, William Callaghan- Patrick and Ellen, Susan, Patrick (inspector of wages) McGroarty- Bridget, Mary (embroidery sewer) Mullen- Patrick and Lizzie, Catherine Delehent (mason) McKelvey- Bridge, Julia (dressmaker) Sharkey- Neil and Rose, Mary, Daniel ( officer) Mullin- James and Mary, Edward, William, Ann Kennedy (mason) Kennedy- Patrick and Anne, Kate, Annie, Sarah O'Donnell, Ellie McInroy Callaghan- Thomas and Anna (RIC constable) Gallagher- James and Letitia, Owen, Peggy O'Donnell (manufacturer) Martin- Andrew and Julia (carpenter) Good Luck Janice

1901 CENSUS CON'T BALLYDEVITT Cassidy- Patrick and Annie, James, William, Patrick, George, Charles Wilson- Robert and Catherine, Robert, Alexander, Susan, Rebecca, Lizzie, John McKelvey- Denis, Charles, Margaret, Denis McAnulty Lyttle- Maria, Hugh Wray Carney- Maggie, Jmaes, Mary, Patrick, Katie, John Diver- Hugh and Bridget, Cassie, John, Bridget, James, Hugh, Maggie, Rose McGrory- Mary, Connell Furey (son) (seamstress) Wray- Sarah, William, Mary, Samuel Spence- David and Sarah, Andrew Spence- Jacob and Mary, Bridget Wilson- Alexander and Mary, Ellen, Edward BALLYDEVITTBEG Gillespie- Unity (seamstress) Brogan- Edward and Catherine, Richard Kelly- Margaret Gillespie- Patrick and Margaret, catherine, William Wilson- James, andy, Ellen, Lizzie, Anne, William, Barabara, Maggie Wray- David and Anne, Alexander Gillespie- James and Annie, Ellie, Maggie, James Harvey- Denis and Mary, Cassie, Ellen, Agnes, Maggie, alice, Hugh, Joseph, Edward BEEFPARK Friel- Laurence and Mary ( THIS IS MY FAMILY!) Byrne- Mary, Joseph, Ellen, Frederick Hegarty- Thomas and Anne, Bridget, Ellen, Cassie Gallagher- Edward, catherine, Denis, James Griffith- Michael, Bridget I have some pictures of the home at Beefpark BRIDGE END Coulter- Catherine, Mary, Willemina (dressmaker) Scarff- Charles and Rebecca, Annie, Alex, A. Rebbeca (car owner) Scott- Matilda, Fanny (dressmaker) McGettigan- Daniel and Mary, Patrick, Annie, Susan (railway porter) McCready- Philip and Rose, Charles, Margaret (baker) McCloskey- Catherine, Anne, Bridget, Lizzie, James, Barney Black- Robert, Mary, Fanny (shoemaker) Farrell- John and Margaret, Margaret, Robert, Alexander, John, Ellen (railway inspector) Henderson- David and Jane, E. Jane (carpenter) Stewart- George and Hannah, Simon, John (coachmaker) Slevin- Bridget, Mary, Mary Gallagher (publican) McBrearty- Annie, Daniell, Mary, Susan, Maggie, Charley, Patrick, Annie, Patrick Griffith Irvine- Margaret, Thomas, John, Joseph Currie- Catherine, Willie, John, James, Andrew, Catherine, Henry, Margaret, Jane Kilgore Addy- William and Sarah, Albert, William, Lilian, Beresford, Kathleeen, Gladys, Victoria, Isabella Davis (methodist Minister) Gallagher- Patrcik, Margaret Branagan (solicitor) Scott- Rebecca Love- William, Bessie, Jane (coach smith) Godd Luck Janice

1901 CENSUS CON'T ARDCHICKEN Meehan- Hugh and Bridget, Michael, Eugene, Hugh Kyle- Alexander and Rose, Cecely Boyle (retired land agent) ARDESKIN Harkin- Bridget, Michael, Joseph, Rose, Thomas, James Murray- Daniel and Margaret, Eva Edward, Wiiliam, Margaret, John ARDLENAGH Tunney- Thomas and Rebecca, Elizabeth (RIC pensioner) BALLYBOYLE Boyd- John and Margaret, Ellen, Matilda, Isabella, Jane, James Regan- John, John and Margaret Kelly (S.I. LAW) Perry- Francis and Margaret, Eliza, Margaret Perry- Joseph and Fanny, Eliza McAtamany (neice), William McAtamany, Joseph McAtamaney, Thomas McAtamany Gold- Charles and Johanna, Charles J., Lavina, Andrew, TamanAmelia Magee- Andrew, Anne McIntyre, Patrick Scott McCluskey- William and Susan (caretaker) BALLYBOYLE ISLAND AND 2 OTHERS- NIL BALLYBROLLAGHAN Doherty- Margaret, Neal, John Montgomery- Michael, Bessie, Jane, Michael Breslin Burke- Michael and Mary, Maggie, Mick, John, Mary, Bridget, Agnes, Leo Sweeney- Catherine, Dominick, James McNeely- James, Barney, Cassie Harley- Connell, Hugh, Mary McCallig- Thomas and Mary, Patrick, Thomas, Mary, Michael, Bridget, Charles, Bernard Breslin- Ellen, Annie, Edward, James, John Colvin- Thomas and Sarah, William, Maggie, Lizzie, Thomas Breslin- Margaret, Owen, Mary, Mary, Bridget, John, Charles, Francis, James Ward- Bridget, Billy, Denis (seamstress) Harvey- James and Margaret, Charles, Patrick, Ellen, Mary Mohan- William, Maggie, William Kane Breslin- William and Anne, Con, Dominick, Anne, Winefred, Mary Cannon- Margaret, Mary, Margaret Meehan Porter- Hanna, James Nesbitt- Richard and Jane, Samuel, Richard Gildea- James and Maggie, Mary, Ellen, Cassie Diver- John and Mary, Mary, Patrick, William, Philip, Ellen, Rose, Maggie, Susanna (carpenter) McGarvey- Thomas and Bridget, Susan McKeon Coborn- John and Ellen, William, Bridget Doherty- Patrick and maggie, Patrick, John, Susan McCrearty- John, Patrick, Joseph, Frank, Patrick Good Luck Janice

1901 CENSUS ABERNADORNEY Quinn- Mary, John McGuire, Maggie McGuire, John McGuire Furey- Patrick and Catherine, Maggie, Cassie, Winnie, Rose, Agnes, Patrick, Lizzie, Anastasia McManue- Tedy and Maggie Patric, Mary, Francis Gildea- Denis and Nancy, Jane, Annie, Connell, Cassie Gildea- Patrick and Sophia, Mary, Winnie, William, Jerome ALTADOO O'Donnell- John and Anne, John, Catherine Carney (shoemaker) Campbell- Annie, Patrick, Winnie Gildea- Mary, Bridget (sprigging) McKelvey- James, Cassie McKelvey- John and Madge, Annie O'Donnell Ward- James and Margaret Gallagher- Mary, John Gallagher- John and Anne, Sarah Gallagher- Edward and Margaret, Con Kennedy- Bridget, Thomas, Bryne, Agnus, Maggie, Patrick, Bridget Gillespie- Mary, Patrick, Mary, Ellen, Michael Moughan, Mary Moughan Torrins- Jane, Willie, Fanny, Hugh McGinley- Mary (sprigging) McGinley- Mary, Patrick, Mick, Jane Quinn- James and Ann, James, Mary Quinn- Ann, MarKennedy- Michael and Anne Diver- John, Connell, Bridget, Agnes, John, Joseph, Michael, Mary Ritchie- Hugh, Esther, Thomas, Charles McGrorty- Mary, Margaret, Mary Kate Hammond- Fanny, Richard, Kate, Sarah, Willie, Lizzie, Chrissie Gold- John and Mary, Lamar, Alfred, Percival, Emilly, Arthur Wray- Andrew and Sarah, Annie, Willie, Joe Cairns- John and Catherine, Bridget, Lizzie, Agnes, Jane, Michael, Patrick Wray- William and Jane, Hugh, Joseph, Robert ARDAGHEY GLEBE McGinley- Patrick and Winifred, Mary Gillespie- Neil and Hannah, Mary, Bernard, Mike, Grace, Sarah, Patrick, Neil, Susan Sweeney (ex teacher) McGinley- Winifred, Hannah, Anne (seamstress) Rose- William, William Shanaghan- William and Mary, Mary, Thomas, Maggie McHugh- Francisand Maggie, John, Denis, Patrick (shoemaker) Rose- Donald, Michael, Anne Gallagher- Anne, Patrick, Bridget, Hugh (seamstress) McAnurrin- Bridget (seamstress) Shanaghan- Madge, Patricj, Bridget Toland- Mary, Henry, John McGettigan Keeney- Patrick and Maggie, Charles, James, Patrick, Edward, Maggie, Eliza (RIC) McNeely- John and Jane, John, Bella, William, Matthew, Cassie, George Shanahan- Daniel, Mary, Una, James R.C. Chapel O'Donnell- Hugh and Margaret, Hugh, Cassie, Michael, Maggie, Bridget Harraghey- Neal and Catherine, Catherine, Maggie, John, James, Neal, Susan Boyle- John, Una Donegan (clergyman) Good Luck Janice

Hi, I've managed to trace my John McFaden and Susan Shields back to Donegal abt 1798, a g-daughter was born in Milltown ? abt 1839. the family then moved backed to Scotland, ( we think they came from Argyll originally). Son John married an Ann(ie) McCallum (or McCallian) abt 1830. Her parents were Patrick and Elizabeth (Brown). Both the names John McFaden and Patrick McCallum are on the role of the Argyllshire Regiment 1794. Can't make any connection as yet, but think that it could be them. I'm looking for any other McFaden, or McPhaiden from Donegal in this time sphere. Janette

Mike, do any of the books that you have mention a James WRAY, b 1797 @ Co. Donegal? I know very, very little about his family in Ireland, although I know that he did have a brother Alexander. James migrated to America ca 1817, and lived the rest of his life in Philadelphphia. There's s distict possiblity that his family was originally from Scotland. Any help or suggestions would be very welcome! Thank you! Barbara in MO (but originally from NYC.)

Donegal Researchers, REF: Exploring Family Origins in Mountcharles, Inver & Donegal Town by Noel Farrell In addition to the data that Janice has posted to the list, most of the data (1901) for this parish including the TOWN of Mount Charles is on my site with all the census data listed, extracted from the LDS census films.. The 1901 data for this electoral district is being posted but it takes time, I am about 70% completed : Enum/Dist/Barony/Parish/Townland--MountCharles/Banagh/Inver/MountCharles Town. The 1911 census data for the TOWN OF MOUNT CHARLES is also posted, in addition there are also "SELECTED SURNAME" extracts from the 1911 census for other townlands in the same area. http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~hiflyte/index The above data is also posted at Lindel's site: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~donegal/ Lindel's site also includes the records of many others who have posted their data to her site. If you are looking for Donegal genealogy data be sure and visit her site. Bob Cdn.

Families may return to a country for a vacation and return with other family. Anna Pohler came to the US ~1885. Her sister, Ida Pohler, traveled alone to join her in ~1889. Ida returned to Germany in March? 1903 and returned, with her husband-to-be, in May 1903. The family traveled in 1923 with two children to Germany and had an extended vacation. When they returned they brought Martha Pohler, a niece of Ida, and Oswald Hartmann, a nephew of Ida. Ernie > Subject: [DONEGALEIRE] Irish travelling back to Ireland 1847 > Date: Mon, 24 Nov 2003 09:51:57 -0500 > From: "Cindy Mac Suibhne" <maceltic@clover.net> > To: DONEGALEIRE-L@rootsweb.com > > Hello to all, > <snip>Now I’m confused, do I have Michael Sweeney and family in 1840 Ohiocensus returning to get the Sharkey family? How likely was it Michaelwould earn enough passage as a Mason in Cleveland to return 7 yearslater to Ireland? Also why would they take 2 of their three childrenwith them on this voyage back? > I was mostly wondering the likelihood of a family returning in an effort > to retrieve family? > Any insight is appreciated, Thanks, Cindy

Hello 27 Pubs In Donegal Town in 1889 Surrounding Townlands in 1889 Barron James, Ballbrollaghan Callaghan Denis, Arnawark Barron James, Drumatumpher Brogan Catherine, Munterneese Slavin Peter, Mullans Slevin Bridget, Mullans Donegal Town in 1944 Begley Marion, Main St. (Coach Hse) Breslin Dominick, Abbey Hotel, Diamond Brogan Annie, Sign, Main St. Cassidy Margaret, Donegal, Main St. (Rose Dunnion Owner) Dunnion John, Donegal, Main St. Gillespie Mary, Donegal Gildea Joseph, Donegal Main St. Gallagher Patrick, Castle St. Gallen Margaret, the Diamond (McGroarty's) Irwin Gretta, Donegal Main St. Kelly Daniel, Donegal Mullen John, Donegal, Eske Bar Mullen John, Donegal, Star Bar, Main St., (Ernest Lawson Owner) Meehan Christopher, Shamrock Hotel, (marion Doherty) (Nero's) Melly Elizabeth (East Side Bar) Mulreany Elizabeth, Donegal McGroarty John, Bridget St. (Blue Stack) Mcginty Margaret, Main St. McMullin, Katherine, Donegal McGahern James, Tirconaill Bar, Diamond Parsons Margaret, 'M. Flood", Diamond Timoney Philip, St Eunan's Bar, Quay St. (Elizabeth O'Neill, owner) Gallagher Hugh, Donegal John Ward, Diamond (Elizabeth O'Neill Owner) Hyland Brede, Diamond (William Britton, Main St Owner) Hughes Annie, Main St., Donegal, 1947 (JS Thomas, Main St.) (National) Griffin John, Diamond 1948 (Elizabeth O'Neill) (the Voyage) McCall Anna, Diamond Mountcharles in 1944 Meehan James, Mountcharles, Main St.(Maria McGowan, Clontarfowner) Gillespie Michael, Mountcharles, Main St. Mulreany Kathleen (Meehan's Corner Bar) Murray Teresa (Mulhern's) McGlinchey, Edward, Mountcharles McGlinchey, Ellen, Mountcharles, (REps F. McGlinchey, Dead, Owner) McGlinchey Ellen, Mountcharles (T Edward McGlinchey) Winter Mary J., Hotal Tierney John, Mountvharles Tierney Cahir, Hotel, Main St. (Meehans) Quinn Joseph (Bush) Dorrian Daniel, Mountcharles, Seaside Tavern, Main St. ( James Dorrian, New York Owner) Dunlevy George, O'Doherty's, Mountcharles (Kozy Kip) Surrounding Townlands in 1944 Brogan Patrick, Munterneese Callaghan Rose, Ardnawark (Biddy's of Barnes) Cunningham Mary, Drumard, Frosses (George J. Waugh, Boston Owner) Friel Charles, Frosses, Drumard Hemmensback Emily, Drumbeg, Drumbeg Hotel, Inver Kelly Bernard, Frosses, Arran Arms Hotel (M Smullen, C/o barry Dunlevy Owner) McBrearty Susan, Donegal, Mullans, (Bridge End Bar) Rose Michael, Inver, Donegal Rose William, Inver, Inver Gorman Thomas, Donegal, Laghey, Bridget St (John McNulty), Ardnableask, Barnesmore Owner) See ya tomorrow with the 1901 Cnesus for Donegal Town by townlands Janice

Hello I am trying to trace the marriage of my grandfather and grandmother. Thomas McGowan Annie Patton possibly Ballyshannon maybe in the early 1920s I think their eldest child was my father John James McGowan born 05/10/1924 in Ballyshannon. Any help would be appreciated Thank you Pauline

Jennifer If you have got your research back to the 1600s you have probably done better than many of us. Irish records as you probably know, have suffered over the years and the 1922 fire in the Public Record Office wied out a lot of things that are standard in other countries - wills and censuses being the most obvious. What is left are remnants, as you have found, and secondary sources. You are lucky in that the McKemy /Mackemie is well known in Donegal. One source is the book published in 1908 'In the Days of the Laggan Presbytery' by the Rev Alexander G Lecky This was long before anyone indexed such books but Francis McKemy ,as one of the first Presbyterian ministers sent to America , has a few pages in an Appendix. In lists of the ruling elders from various parishes Francis McKemy and Robert McKemy both appear for Killygarvan (Rathmullan) between 1672 and 1700. The appendix gives no genelogical info but does mention his religious studies and persecution of Protestants at that time. Francis McKemy emigrated to America and was prominent in setting up one of the first Presbyteries in America.in 1706. I don't have the following book but if it includes your family it is helpful Three Hundred Years of Inishowen by Amy Young Again long out of print but like the Laggan books sometimes turn up in used book stores. I searched an index of wills I have but none appear to have survived for your name. One other possible source is land records. Some may have survived but I don't know who the main owner of land around Rathmullan was. Maybe someone else does and you can check PRONI for the records or NLI in Dublin. Rachel Rachel

----- Original Message ----- From: "Jean & Bob Elliott" <jeanbob@primus.ca> To: "Barbara Lewis" <lewisroots@comcast.net> Sent: Monday, November 24, 2003 8:05 PM Subject: Re: [DONEGALEIRE] Early 1800's > 1851@gwsfhs.org.uk ( Glasgow West Scotland Family History Service) > Address your inquiry to Elizabeth. > You will get wonderful assistance. > All volunteers, small donation requested. > Bob > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Barbara Lewis" <lewisroots@comcast.net> > To: "Jean & Bob Elliott" <jeanbob@primus.ca> > Sent: Monday, November 24, 2003 7:13 PM > Subject: Re: [DONEGALEIRE] Early 1800's > > > > Bob, may I ask where you got your 1851 census of Glasgow? > > Barb Lewis > > ----- Original Message ----- > > From: "Jean & Bob Elliott" <jeanbob@primus.ca> > > To: <DONEGALEIRE-L@rootsweb.com> > > Sent: Monday, November 24, 2003 10:35 AM > > Subject: [DONEGALEIRE] Early 1800's > > > > > > > I have found ancestors on the 1851 Glasgow census ; as follows: > > > > > > Nancy Elliot H W 46 Donegal > > > Margaret Elliot D U 22 " > > > Stephen Elliot S U 18 " > > > Jane Elliot D U 16 " > > > James Elliot S U 14 Glasgow > > > Robert Elliot S U 10 " > > > Joseph Stopford Elliot S U 3 " > > > > > > Nancy, was known on later censuses as Ann Elliott (two tees). She lived > > to 92. > > > Her husband was James Elliot(t) , deceased by 1851 > > > Her parents were Robert Clark and Margaret , M.S. also Clark > ,apparantly > > > She was born 1804-1805 > > > Can anyone tell me where I could search for Nancy/Ann's birth, her > > marriage to James; and the first three children's births, which were years > > 1829, 1833, 1835 ? > > > Based on later generations, the family was probably Protestant. > > > Son James above, likely was a member of the 78th Regiment of the > Seaforth > > Highlanders in 1854. > > > Note the unusual second name of the last child, Joseph Stopford > Elliot(t) > > ; my great-grandfather. > > > Other Irish names connected to this family are Neil, St. John, and > > Darroch. > > > Any assistance would be much appreciated. > > > Bob Elliott. > > > > > > > > > ==== DONEGALEIRE Mailing List ==== > > > To browse through the archives of the list go to > > > http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl > > > Visit my homepage at http://freepages.genealogy.com/~donegaleire > > > > > > ============================== > > > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy > records, > > go to: > > > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > > > > > > > > > >

The URL did not show on my previous post. Sorry about that. Here is the correct one. Mike Harkins Columbus, GA http://www.exploringfamilyorigins.com/

Hi Aain Everyone I forgot to list the contents of the book. 1889 & 1944- Donegal Town Pubs 1901 Censu Slater's Directory 1894 1911 Census 1934 Thoms Directory 1940 Electors List 1858 Griffins Valuation

This is the source of the book on Donegal and Mountcharles towns. It has Census of 1901 & 1911, voter lists of the 1940 period, plus some local directories. The Census information gives the names, but no details, except occupation. The price to the US is about $16. well worth the money. There are 4 books covering town in Donegal, unfortunately, noe covering my Harkin family area. I bought a copy of Carrick-on-Suir, County Tipperary, which helped me in checking out my mother's side of the family. Click here: Exploring Family Origins in Mike Harkins Columbus, GA

Hello everyone I received so many requests for look-ups in the book, I have decided to start posting the book. Check back everyday and see if you family is listed. Janice 27 Pubs in Donegal town in 1889 Donegal Town in 1889 Aikens John J., Donegal Blain Francis, Donegal Bradley Charles, Donegal Brogan William, Donegal Carney Charles, Donegal Carr James, Donegal Diver Patrick, Donegal Dunleavy James, Donegal Dunion Edward, Donegal Gallagher John, Donegal Gallen James, Donegal (Tommy McGroarty's) Gildea Hugh, Donegal Gillespie Laurence, Donegal Love John, Donegal McGahern John, Donegal McGinty Anne, Donegal McGinty John, Donegal McGolrick Francis, Donegal McGolrick, Bernard, Donegal McKelvey Hugh, Donegal McLaughlin Bridget, Donegal McMullen Patrick, Donegal Quigley John, Donegal Slavin Margaret, Donegal Smullen James, Donegal Welsh Patrick, Donegal Bradley Rose, Donegal Lyons John, Donegal Gallen John (Tommy McGroarty's) Michael Mulreany, Donegal McMullin Bartley, Donegal Gildea Denis, Donegal McHay or McKay John, Donegal Timoney James, Donegal Lyons John, Donegal Mountcharles in 1889 McSweenet Thomas, Mountcharles Hotel Kelly Anthony, Mountcharles Friel Owen (Gillespie's) Boyle Manus Mountcharles Kelly Thomas, Mountcharles Doherty James, Mountcharles McGready Thomas, Mountcharles McGready Cormack, Mountcharles McGreaty Patrick, Mountcharles (T. Robert Mulherne, "89) McGreaty Thomas, Mountcharles Mulherne Robert, Mountcharles Mulreaney Bennett, Mountcharles See ya tomorrow. Janice

I am searching for ancestors of my 2 gr grandfather, Henry Black, b. 6/8/ 1837 in PA. He died 8/5/1881 in Whitehall, Greene Co., IL. Family Lore states that he was born in Indiana Co., PA and the family is Scots-Irish. Either his parents or grandparents could have come from N. IRE, probably Ulster or Donegal. He married Catheron Jane Silcox in IL. Also searching for the ancestors of my 5 gr grandfather, Christopher Irvine (Irwin, Erwin) b. 1725 in IRE - Derg Bridge. His grandfather, John Irvine was a blacksmith in Londonderry. Have seen pages of the Boyd Book, which does tell of them, but not enough info. Would like to know more about Christopher's father, John, and grandfather, John. Any help would be appreciated. Thank you, Ceci Walsh --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? Free Pop-Up Blocker - Get it now