Thanks so much for your information dmh

Thanks so much for your information. D McCaffery

1. Oghillcartan Civil parish of Magheraculmoney Religious parish of Cul Maine 1/2 mile across, 1/2 mile up & down, very small. On Fermangh/Tyrone border. Map grid F-18, Uster Landscapes surronded by; Tirmacspird, Stranadariff, Coolaghty,Mweebane 1 1/2 miles W from Glenarm (see below) 3 1/2 miles NE of Ederny ( RC church) Church of Ireland, 3/4 miles S in Keeran. Barryvey a Place in townland of Glenarm civil parish of Magheraculmoney Religious parish of Cul Maine on Fermanagh/Tyrone border. 2 miles across 2 miles up & down Map grid G 21, Ulster Landscapes Just south of Toppaghan Mountains surronded by Stranamore on NW Lack on the west Kesh Civil parish of Magheraculmoney Religious parish of Cul Maine Map grid K 9, Ulster Landscapes surronded by Rosscan, Letterkeen,Doorah South, Drummarullagh Mantlin, Killylea, Drumwhinny, Lisingle, Crevenish and Lower Lough Erne A Village IN townland of Rosscolban sorry for the delay in responding to your message of June 7th

Civil parish of Inishmacsaint Religious parish of Botha Map grid J-7, Landscapes of Ulster 2 1/2 miles west of Derrygonnelly,RC & Presbt. churches it is approximately 2 1/2 miles across and 3/4 miles up & down The road from Derrygonelly to Garrison crosses the southern edge of this area. rolling hills, some meadows and trees, a few structures, Dough Lough on the eastern side and a cave on the western end of the property Just south of Conagher Forest. surronded by; Monawilkin. Dromore, Sraniff, Kilgarrow, Doagh Glebe, Conagher and Mullynaskeagh.

To: William J Flanagan If you could help please - Stratonagher, Devenish Parish? One birth recorded in 1839 - John, son of James and Ann Dundas, Stratonagher You have been incredible in your details of places, and I thought this worth a chance. Many thanks, Heidi Dundas Oregon, USA ==== FERMANAGH Mailing List ==== There are two other mailing lists for County Fermanagh: IRL-Fermanagh-L-request@rootsweb.com Fermanagh-Gold-L-request@rootsweb.com

Please take note of this message. I offered to look up Placenames, not surnames in county Fermanagh. Some of you are in error, Please, Placenames not Surnames. I did forget to mention one small item; I can supply the souce of my information, if requested.

William, thanks so much for the information, I really appreciate it. Margot

Karen wrote: Hi Colleen Just a thought, but on first reading through your ancestor's entry, I read it as <Edward Thompson Senior was born August the Sixth 1814 or 1819> being the father of <Edward Thompson is my name & with my pen write.........."> the one making the entry. Just another way of looking at it! You could be right, except Edward Thompson son of the Edward born in 1814 or 1819 in Castlecaldwell was NOT born in Ireland....he was born in Upper Canada, so "farewell to my youthfull days at sweet Castle Caldwell" wouldn't make any sense..... Colleen Andrews

Hi Colleen Just a thought, but on first reading through your ancestor's entry, I read it as <Edward Thompson Senior was born August the Sixth 1814 or 1819> being the father of <Edward Thompson is my name & with my pen write.........."> the one making the entry. Just another way of looking at it! Regards Karen Hitchcock

I am searching for the parents of Robert Hazlitt/Hazlett, who migrated to Mansfield Woodhouse, Sussex County, New Jersey around 1730. It is believed that Robert came from Enniskellen.

Mary: You seem to be familiar with the Tempo area. I am looking for a Church of Ireland cemetery in the Tempo area... though the family may have traveled a tad bit to nearby towns to attend services at a Church of Ireland church.... Anyway, do you know much about COI churches in the Tempo area? Thanks!! Deb Reichert Researching HOWE, HAYDEN > McCaffrey is also a name very prominent in the town of Tempo, outside of > Enniskillen. The McCaffreys of Tempo have many tombstones in the local > Catholic cemetery as well as in the ancient Pubble Graveyard on the Tempo > Road between Enniskillen and Tempo. > > Mary McCaffrey Puccinelli

Lisrace, small townland, co Fermanagh, civil parish of Clones, Religious parish of Clones. 3/4 miles long, 1/2 mile up and down. Has a Methodist church 2 miles NNE of Clones on the north is KNappagh on the east is Annaghkeel on the s east is Shannock on the south is Drumady on the west is Galbally Gransha Mor and Gransha Beg, co Monaghan, civil parish of Clones, Religious parish of Roslea. 3 miles due east of Lisrace. Has a Presbyterian church there.

Is there any one out there that might be researching or know of someone who is researching the following family: Mary Crawford, b. 1802 in Fermanagh, Ireland Christopher Crawford, b. 1825 in Fermanagh William Crawford, b. 1829 in Fermanagh They immigrated to Phila., PA in 1832 from Londonderry. The father is unknown. Christopher married Jeanette Pinkerton from Glasgow, Scotland. Please let me know if you know of any one or can help.

Hi William, I am very interested in a place called LISRACE/LISREASK, also another called GRANSHA. My ancestor, Maxwell ARMSTRONG and his wife, Elizabeth MOORE, had at least 7 children baptised in the church at Clones, Co. Monaghan, between 1796 and 1816, and in all cases it said they were "of Lisrace". One son married a BLAKELY of Gransha. I would really appreciate any information you might have on these locations. To date I have been unable to find births or marriage for Maxwell and Elizabeth. Most of the children emigrated to Canada in the 1840's. I believe that a son, my gg grandfather, Johnston ARMSTRONG, was a member of the Aghadrumsee Loyal Orange Lodge. Thank you. Margot Jorgensen Courtenay B.C. Canada

No, the original spelling is McCaffrey as it is stated, or MacCaffrey. I believe McCaffery may be an entirely different name but at times, I'm sure, it is a derivation of McCaffrey. -----Original Message----- From: William J Flanagan [mailto:williamjflanagan@cox.net] Sent: Monday, June 10, 2002 1:57 PM To: FERMANAGH-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [FERMANAGH] Ballymacaffrey ----- Original Message ----- From: <Gilliemcca@aol.com> To: <FERMANAGH-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, June 10, 2002 11:06 AM Subject: Re: [FERMANAGH] Ballymacaffrey > Was the original name spelled McCaffery? Thanks dmh I do not know, I was not there at the time in 1600 AD ==== FERMANAGH Mailing List ==== If you want your genealogy page for Fermanagh listed in these taglines, please submit your URL to listmaster at: Fermanagh-admin@rootsweb.com

McCaffrey is also a name very prominent in the town of Tempo, outside of Enniskillen. The McCaffreys of Tempo have many tombstones in the local Catholic cemetery as well as in the ancient Pubble Graveyard on the Tempo Road between Enniskillen and Tempo. Mary McCaffrey Puccinelli -----Original Message----- From: Adam4Eves@aol.com [mailto:Adam4Eves@aol.com] Sent: Tuesday, June 11, 2002 12:27 AM To: FERMANAGH-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [FERMANAGH] Re: MC CAFFREY Despite burning Lisnarick in the 1641 rebellion Mc Caffreys were numerous in the area for centuries afterwards and they have many headstones in Lisnarick Old Graveyard, Barony of Lurg. In the townland of Clonelly, in the Barony of Lurg near Pettigo there is an area known as Mc Caffrey's Rock which may have been an assembley point/meeting place/place of investiture. Regards, John Cunningham ==== FERMANAGH Mailing List ==== Some Ireland Counties are up for adoption: If interested in adopting a county, See: http://irelandgenealogyprojects.rootsweb.com , read the requirements for adoption and contact the recruitment coordinator at: Fermanagh-admin@rootsweb.com

Allan, I have a Margaret Beatty from Ardmore, Co. Fermanagh, who married Hugh Riddel (b. abt 1790, so guessing Margaret would have been born in the 1790 to 1800 range). That's all I have on Beatty-wish there was more. Susan Ghandehari Susan Ghandehari Sunnyvale, CA -----Original Message----- From: Allan Griffith [mailto:magrif@gte.net] Sent: Monday, June 10, 2002 6:29 PM To: FERMANAGH-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [FERMANAGH] Family names: CHAMBERS & BEATTY I'm still looking for Fermanagh county family Surnames of CHAMBERS & BEATTY (or other spellings) - Specifically searching for anything about these this couple and their parents, siblings, etc.: William CHAMBERS believed born about 1800 and wife, Isabelle or Isabella BEATTY -born about 1802. I have a photo of Isabella's gravestone in Knox County, Ohio, USA saying "From County Fermanagh" - Isabella & William are believed to have married in Ireland about 1823/ 24/ 25. They had the following children all born in Ireland John W. CHAMBERS - 1826 Mary Matilda - 1828 Eliza - 1830 Ann Jane -1833 James B. - 1835 Robert Henry - 1839 They migrated to the New York City, US in 1841, then moved to central Ohio. Please tell me if anyone has any clues about anyone from this family. -- Thank you & sincerely, Allan ____________________________________ Allan Griffith, MD Prairie Emergency Group # 1 Jodi Lane, Bloomington, IL, USA 61701 Home phone: 309-828-2059 Personal HomePage: http://www.bigfoot.com/~magriff/ ==== FERMANAGH Mailing List ==== There are two other mailing lists for County Fermanagh: IRL-Fermanagh-L-request@rootsweb.com Fermanagh-Gold-L-request@rootsweb.com

Despite burning Lisnarick in the 1641 rebellion Mc Caffreys were numerous in the area for centuries afterwards and they have many headstones in Lisnarick Old Graveyard, Barony of Lurg. In the townland of Clonelly, in the Barony of Lurg near Pettigo there is an area known as Mc Caffrey's Rock which may have been an assembley point/meeting place/place of investiture. Regards, John Cunningham

My gr-gr-gr-grandfather EDWARD THOMPSON was from Castlecaldwell, Beleek, Co. Fermanagh & wrote this in his Bible: "Edward Thompson Senior was born August the Sixth 1814 or 1819 at Castle Caldwell, County Fermanagh, Parish of Beleek, Ireland Aughtordrum, fifth son to Walter & Margret Thompson. Farewell to my happy & youthfull days at Sweet Castle Caldwell, I hope God will give me & my wife & all my dear children a happy home with Himself in the next world. Edward Thompson is my name & with my pen write.........." The rest is illegible; underneath he listed his children & their birthdates. Can anyone tell me what "Aughtordrum" was or means? Also, can anyone explain why he didn't know his own age any nearer than 5 years? If he was the 5th son he obviously knew what order he & his siblings came in.....could he have had no idea how old they were? Presumably they wouldn't be spaced as widely as 5 years apart.... Colleen Andrews http://www.geocities.com/clandrews_2000

JoAnn, I know it well. You did not mention the 'Swiss Alps' upward bends with a one in six gradient. It scares me especially coming down Otherwise it is everything you say. An extraordinary view all the way to Lough Erne and the Cultiagh mountains behind you. Down in that plain to Lough Erne is Kinawley where I grew up.This is Fermanagh Fairy Land. Philip E L ----- Original Message ----- From: <JRECK510@aol.com> To: <FERMANAGH-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, June 08, 2002 2:35 AM Subject: Re: [FERMANAGH] Allanleck in co Fermanagh > Gortalughany is close to the border of Cavan. Cloghany is and Beihy what > ever that is is on the map not far from it. Maureen didnt know of it either. > I have been there so I know of it. There is a sign on the road to > Swanlinbar that says Gortalughany view point and a small road goes up the mt > and at the top is a big field of turf and you can see Lough Erne. Its > wonderful up there and I can see my Grandmothers cottage. I get homesick > just thinking about it. Did you get that map that I sent in two parts. I > know that it is different from others that I have seen and Gortalughany is on > it. Thanks JoAnn > > > ==== FERMANAGH Mailing List ==== > To unsubscribe from a this list, use this address and type in unsubscribe and send: Action is executed by mailbot. > Fermanagh-L-request@rootsweb.com > >