In a message dated 6/8/99 1:19:59 AM, auntbuny@bellatlantic.net wrote: <<Just got my g-grandmothers death certificate which states that her father was Charles Duffy/mother Eliza Ann Veech. My g-grandmother was Sarah Ann Duffy who went on to marry Andrew Veech. Has anyone ever come across names intermingling like this? I don't know if they had any relation to each other yet..If they did was it common to marry a distant cousin back in the 1800's? >> Yes, it was quite common. In my family (19th cent.) I have at least two cases of cousins marrying. The church records includes a notation that they got a dispensation from the bishop for "consanguinity" which means they were 2nd or 3rd cousins. There is even folk wisdom to the extent that the children of a couple whose names were the same before they married will possess "the cure." (I think it is for either measles or sore throats, forget which.) So marriage of people with the same names was common, too. Janet C-S

Just got my g-grandmothers death certificate which states that her father was Charles Duffy/mother Eliza Ann Veech. My g-grandmother was Sarah Ann Duffy who went on to marry Andrew Veech. Has anyone ever come across names intermingling like this? I don't know if they had any relation to each other yet..If they did was it common to marry a distant cousin back in the 1800's? I don't know where Sarah was born yet, it only stated Ireland, and I don't know where my g-grandparents got married so I don't have that info yet. Was either in Ireland, Canada or NJ, but I am not sure yet. I do have Sarah's brother's name who lived with her & my g-grandfather in the 1900 census in NJ so I will probably write for his dc to confirm the above now. Thanks for listining.

I have been made aware the R. C. Aghavea (Brookeborough) (Clogher diocese) records for Baptisms,1862-82; marriages, 1866-81 and 1896-7 are available on MIC.1D/15. Does anyone know where those records can be obtained? These do not look like LDS numbers. Thanks, Sandy Small _______________________________________________________________ Get Free Email and Do More On The Web. Visit http://www.msn.com

Hi Janet, Did anyone ever reply to this? I too was interested in the replies but I can't recall seeing any on the list. Catriona KELLY Brisbane Australia Tracing KELLY, STINSON, STEPHENSON, JOHNSTON in Fermanagh. ---------- > From: Caiside@aol.com > To: FERMANAGH-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Spinning wheel lists > Date: Sunday, 14 March 1999 11:13 > > Has anyone any experience with the Spinning Wheel lists for Fermanagh? Can > anyone tell me whether the names are mostly Catholic or Protestant or both? > What info does the list give? > > Janet C-S >

In my visits to various castles I got the idea that a "bawn" is an area surrounded by a high wall either in the front of the castle or surrounding it. Many times there are towers at the corners or entrance of the wall with circular stairs leading to the top of the wall, etc. Merv At 01:16 AM 6/6/99 -0700, you wrote: >FERMANAGH-D Digest Volume 99 : Issue 142 > >Today's Topics: > #1 definition needed [Caiside@aol.com] > #2 LDS and Mc Dermott ["Gerard Mc Dermott" <gerard@mcdee.] > #3 Re: LDS and Mc Dermott [Caiside@aol.com] > #4 Fermanagh to Canada ["Sherilyn" <spowers@ocol.com>] > #5 VEECH, William [Marci Hirkaler <auntbuny@bellatlan] > >Administrivia: >To unsubscribe from FERMANAGH-D, send a message to > > FERMANAGH-D-request@rootsweb.com > >that contains in the body of the message the command > > unsubscribe > >and no other text. No subject line is necessary, but if your software >requires one, just use unsubscribe in the subject, too. > >______________________________X-Message: #1 >Date: Sat, 5 Jun 1999 09:47:20 EDT >From: Caiside@aol.com >To: FERMANAGH-L@rootsweb.com >Message-ID: <95986d14.248a8468@aol.com> >Subject: definition needed >Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" >Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit > >Can someone tell me exactly what is a "bawn"? In Elliot's The Parish of >Devenish and Boho" it says that so-and-so built a castle and a bawn. This is >referring to the plantatione era. >Thanks, >Janet C-S > >______________________________X-Message: #2 >Date: Sat, 5 Jun 1999 15:47:43 +0100 >From: "Gerard Mc Dermott" <gerard@mcdee.freeserve.co.uk> >To: FERMANAGH-L@rootsweb.com >Message-ID: <003701beaf62$6eb89940$19a3883e@gerard> >Subject: LDS and Mc Dermott >Content-Type: text/plain; > charset="iso-8859-1" > > >As I am entirely new to this I will be grateful if someone can tell me = >what LDS means and how I can access it from the comfort(?) of my desk or = >am I being very naive? > >My own search is for my great granddad Edward Mc Dermott and his wife = >Catherine Scanlon. One of their children was my granddad John who was = >born on 20 Oct 1887 in Drumgallon, Lisnaskea, Fermanagh ( his wife was = >Margaret Clarey who was born on 19 Dec 1884 at Lisnaskea workhouse. > >Is there anyone out there who can help with tracing more info re Edward, = >Catherine and Margaret? For instance will there be a record somewhere of = >births at Lisnaskea workhouse which may help in tracing Margaret's = >parents? > >Gerard. > >garet's =3D >parents? >=20 >Gerard. > >______________________________X-Message: #3 >Date: Sat, 5 Jun 1999 11:24:43 EDT >From: Caiside@aol.com >To: FERMANAGH-L@rootsweb.com >Message-ID: <e2b8b9d.248a9b3b@aol.com> >Subject: Re: LDS and Mc Dermott >Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" >Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit > >In a message dated 6/5/99 10:45:38 AM, gerard@mcdee.freeserve.co.uk wrote: > ><<As I am entirely new to this I will be grateful if someone can tell me = >what LDS means and how I can access it from the comfort(?) of my desk or = >am I being very naive? >>> > >LDS stands for Latter Day Saints, the Mormon church. Doing genealogy is >important because of certain tenets of their religion. So they have >microfilmed millions of records all over the world. They make these records >availble thru FHCs (Family History Centers) worldwide, to everyone, Mormon or >not. Look in your phone book unde Churches--Church of Jesus Chris, Latter Day >Saints. >They also now have a webpage where you can search some records. >http://www.familysearch.org >However, AFTER you search from the comfort of your desk <g> you should still >go to a FHC and if possible, rent the films of the original records, to >verify what you find. The sources on the website (IGI and Ancestral File) are >transcriptions and are NOT always accurate. They are, however, very good >places to start. >It is unlikely that we will ever be able to do all genealogy through the >internet. It will always involve a little legwork and "sweat equity." But its >a grand hunt! >Janet C-S > >______________________________X-Message: #4 >Date: Sat, 5 Jun 1999 11:01:16 -0700 >From: "Sherilyn" <spowers@ocol.com> >To: FERMANAGH-L@rootsweb.com >Message-ID: <007c01beaf7d$697990e0$297bf4cc@spowers> >Subject: Fermanagh to Canada >Content-Type: text/plain; > charset="iso-8859-1" >Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit > >Hi everyone, > >Alexander H. Gorrell b. 1818 came from Fermanagh, possibly Enniskillen, to >Ontario, Canada sometime before 1845. While trying to trace him back I >noticed that a large number of immigrants from Fermanagh ended up in Huntley >Twp. (several of them from Enniskillen) > >Does anyone else have any information on this? Was there a specific ship >that took a group from the Enniskillen area? Is there any books written on >the Irish settlers in Huntley? Do I ask too many questions? *grin* > >Thanks, > >Sherilyn > >______________________________X-Message: #5 >Date: Sun, 06 Jun 1999 00:37:02 -0400 >From: Marci Hirkaler <auntbuny@bellatlantic.net> >To: FERMANAGH-L@rootsweb.com >Message-ID: <3759FAEE.F9CCABAB@bellatlantic.net> >Subject: VEECH, William >Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii >Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit > >I have posted this name before under Andrew Veech, who was my >g-grandfather. I just got his death certificate from the state of NJ. >It lists a William Veech as his father. I have found Andrew living in >NJ in the 1900 census, along with his brothers John & James. There was >also a William Veech, age 71, born 1829 in Ireland, living in Passaic, >NJ. Was possibly married to a Mary. Not sure, as mother's name was not >on the dc. With this info, can I write to Ireland for marraige >certificate on William & Mary, and request bastismal records to document >all their children? Where should I write. I think they hailed from >Enniskillen. Thank you everyone! >

In case anyone is interested, here is the official site of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. http://www.lds.org/ LDS Helen in Sunny Brisbane, Australia

Thanks to everyone who helped with the definition of bawn. Janet C-S

Does anyone have access to the following book, I have searched many libraries and have not found anything close to home (Toronto). It is in the library at Salt Lake but has not been filmed. It is also in the libraries at Enniskillen and Queens - Belfast. It looks like it may have some great data. Cover title: Lisbellaw, "the Hard rocks" : a gazetteer of Lisbellaw and surrounding district. Author: Crawford, Joe Bibliography: p. 256. Includes pedigrees for the following families: Porter, Montgomery, Gore, Auchinleck, Lowry & Corry. The scope of this gazetteer includes the nearly 100 townlands within a three-mile radius of the town of Lisbellaw. The area of each townland and meaning of its name are given. Occupiers and lessors of the property at the time of Griffith's valuation are listed, and for comparison surnames of families residing there in 1992 are also listed. Subjects: Porter Montgomery Gore Auchinleck Lowry Corry Ireland, Fermanagh, Cleenish - Gazetteers Ireland, Fermanagh, Cleenish, Lisbellaw - Gazetteers Call Number 941.68/C1 E5cj Location FHL BRITISH Book

Hi every one out there I am new to this site so am putting out my request if anybody has any info on my McMahons from ROSLEA the townland is Bruskana and was allso of the (LONG JIMMYS).I would be very gratefull of any help.Frances. nces.

In a message dated 6/6/99 12:48:52 AM, auntbuny@bellatlantic.net wrote: <<With this info, can I write to Ireland for marraige certificate on William & Mary, and request bastismal records to document all their children? Where should I write. I think they hailed from Enniskillen. >> Marriage records for Protestants (C of I) started in 1845. Write to Enniskillen town hall. Birth/death records for everyone started in 1864 and can be obtained from GRO in Belfast. . Before that (1864) you would need to use church records, and would need to know the parish. So start with the marriage. Good luck.

On 6/6/99, I received a message from a Mr David Black about locating a book. He stated that it was in Salt Lake City, but had not been fiilmed yet. "If there is printed information in the repository at Salt Lake City, and there is not a copyright restriction on it, any person can request either it be microfilmed or be made into michrofiches and be sent to the nearest Family History Center, after you have paid for such services. If you have it microfilmed, it will be on a reel of film and be "loaned" to your local FHC for a period of 60 days. You may extend this period for another 60 days if necessary. If you extend it for a third 60 day period, it will stay there indefinetly. If you have the material michrofiched, at 15 cents a sheet, it will remain at the nearest FHC indefinetly. The FHC also has the PERSI index. William J Flanagan Fermanagh County Host Spokane, Wa.,USA

I have posted this name before under Andrew Veech, who was my g-grandfather. I just got his death certificate from the state of NJ. It lists a William Veech as his father. I have found Andrew living in NJ in the 1900 census, along with his brothers John & James. There was also a William Veech, age 71, born 1829 in Ireland, living in Passaic, NJ. Was possibly married to a Mary. Not sure, as mother's name was not on the dc. With this info, can I write to Ireland for marraige certificate on William & Mary, and request bastismal records to document all their children? Where should I write. I think they hailed from Enniskillen. Thank you everyone!

Hi everyone, Alexander H. Gorrell b. 1818 came from Fermanagh, possibly Enniskillen, to Ontario, Canada sometime before 1845. While trying to trace him back I noticed that a large number of immigrants from Fermanagh ended up in Huntley Twp. (several of them from Enniskillen) Does anyone else have any information on this? Was there a specific ship that took a group from the Enniskillen area? Is there any books written on the Irish settlers in Huntley? Do I ask too many questions? *grin* Thanks, Sherilyn

As I am entirely new to this I will be grateful if someone can tell me = what LDS means and how I can access it from the comfort(?) of my desk or = am I being very naive? My own search is for my great granddad Edward Mc Dermott and his wife = Catherine Scanlon. One of their children was my granddad John who was = born on 20 Oct 1887 in Drumgallon, Lisnaskea, Fermanagh ( his wife was = Margaret Clarey who was born on 19 Dec 1884 at Lisnaskea workhouse. Is there anyone out there who can help with tracing more info re Edward, = Catherine and Margaret? For instance will there be a record somewhere of = births at Lisnaskea workhouse which may help in tracing Margaret's = parents? Gerard. garet's =3D parents? =20 Gerard.

In a message dated 6/5/99 10:45:38 AM, gerard@mcdee.freeserve.co.uk wrote: <<As I am entirely new to this I will be grateful if someone can tell me = what LDS means and how I can access it from the comfort(?) of my desk or = am I being very naive? >> LDS stands for Latter Day Saints, the Mormon church. Doing genealogy is important because of certain tenets of their religion. So they have microfilmed millions of records all over the world. They make these records availble thru FHCs (Family History Centers) worldwide, to everyone, Mormon or not. Look in your phone book unde Churches--Church of Jesus Chris, Latter Day Saints. They also now have a webpage where you can search some records. http://www.familysearch.org However, AFTER you search from the comfort of your desk <g> you should still go to a FHC and if possible, rent the films of the original records, to verify what you find. The sources on the website (IGI and Ancestral File) are transcriptions and are NOT always accurate. They are, however, very good places to start. It is unlikely that we will ever be able to do all genealogy through the internet. It will always involve a little legwork and "sweat equity." But its a grand hunt! Janet C-S

Can someone tell me exactly what is a "bawn"? In Elliot's The Parish of Devenish and Boho" it says that so-and-so built a castle and a bawn. This is referring to the plantatione era. Thanks, Janet C-S

Hello list. There is some wonderful information coming through on this list now, and I would like to add a few more for Fermanagh (forgive me if some have been posted already!) Batch Nos: Births/Christenings C700161 C701269 C701252 Greenhill, Enniskillen, Irvinestown, Lisbellaw (and Fintona, Fivemeiletown in Co. Tyrone) C701364 Maguires Bridge Film Nos: 457141 Ardscragh, Castle Irvine, Derryvolin, Greenhill (Good for Irvine names) 2034774 Castle Irvine, Greenhill, Johnstown (and Badony Co Tyrone) Jan Hart janhart@webleicester.co.uk

1. delete # 991663 Derrygonnelly Baptisms, 1815-1850 2, Add to # 926050 RC ( for Roman Catholic) to index for Baptisms 3. to # 979704 for Garrison, add RC 4. to # 979704 for Inishmacsaint change Church records to Parochial Records and add RC 5. to item 992663 add C of I ( Church of Ireland) Thanks to the many observant list members. William J Flanagan Fermanagh County Host Spokane, Wa.,USA

>To: Fermanagh-L@rootsweb.com >From: buddyf@ieway.com >Subject: Re: LDS film Numbers Updated list,#3 > >>Film Number Application Subject >> >>100153 Ireland Tombstone inscriptions, Wills, Deed, >>100173 Ireland Religious Census, 1766, by T.Groves >>100181 Ireland Freeholders index, 1760-1788 >>100266 Ireland Surname index, Land/Property >>100587 Ireland Deeds, 1708-1929 >>100819 Aghalurcher Information >>100819 Derryvullan Information >>100858 Clones Census, 1851 >>100867 Ireland Church of Ireland, marriage records >>100912 Ireland Index, wills, deeds, 1661-1885 >>100959 Ireland Index, administrative bonds >>101139 Ulster Pedigrees >>127935 Fermanagh Militia Lists >>184319 Clonelly Information >>256588 Ireland Applotment books, 1824-1840 >>258443 Fermanagh Tithe Applotment books, 1833 >>258471 Ireland 54 reels of Genealogy items >>258507 Fermanagh Part of item above pertaining to OUR county. >>258519 Churchill Baptisms, 1815-1850 >>258520 Inishmacsaint Parish records >>258520 Devenish Parish records >>258520 Inishmacsaint Baptisms & Marriages, 1801-1815 >>258571 Ireland PRONI transcripts >>258753 Derrybrusk Griffiths Valuation, map 27, 1862 >>259148 Fermanagh Enniskillen Poor Law Union, 1845-1913, and >>Work House Register. >>295810 Genealogy BOOK: Irish Pedigrees by John O'Hart, 800 >>pages, Vol # 1. >>295811 Genealogy BOOK: Irish Pedigrees by John O'Hart, 800 >>pages, Vol # 2. Note; These are on Michrofisch, go back to>the 16th & 17th centuries. > are fully indexed and my be in a local >library. The books have been reprinted and >are availiable . >>413526 Ireland Topographical Dictionary of Ireland, Vol 1. >>413527 Ireland " " " Vol 2. >>413528 Ireland " " " Vol 3. >>476959 Ireland The Irish and Anglo Irish by John O'Hart >>476999 Ireland Surnames, Matheson Survey, 1894 >>538447 Drumkeeran Births, marriages, ect. >>597733 Fermanagh Census, Fragments, 1821 >>599270 Ireland Registry of Deeds, surnames, county indexes, > 1708-1904 >>812384 Census, 1901, part 1 >>812385 Census, 1901, part 2 >>823584 Ireland Marriages in Ireland, 1771-1812 >>824282 Ireland Marriages >>824865 Inishmacsaint Census, 1901, part 1 >>824866 Inishmacsaint Census, 1901, part 2 >>836120 Magheraculmoney Census, 1901, Drumkeeran to Kesh >>836121 Magheraculmoney Census, 1901, Lack to Magher >>836122 Magheraculmoney Census, 1901, rest of the Parish >>836598 Devenish Census, 1901 >>896887 Ireland Registry of Deeds >>924498 Ireland "Stem of the Irish Nation". >>924648 N. Ireland Census of 1659 (not a Typo) >>926050 Devenish Baptisms, 1853-1879 >>933420 Ireland Londonderry, Westmeath, Limerick >>979704 Churchill Parish Registers >>979704 Garrison Parish Registers, 1860-1874 >>979705 Irvinestown Parish Registers, 1846-1881 >>989745 Roscommon Information >>990082 Clogher Church Records >>990160 Ireland Church of Ireland Records >>990408 Ireland Freeholders as of 1 May 1831 >>991663 Derrygonnelly Baptisms, 1815--1850 >>994039 Ireland Ancient Schools and Scholars >>1279238 Clogher Church Records >>1279325 Fermanagh Land and Property Records >>1279330 Ulster Armagh records >>1279356 Fermanagh Poll of Electors >>1559439 Ireland Irish Catholic Directory of 1846 >>1565474 N. Ireland Tithe Applotment Books, 1822-1837 >>1696591 Ireland Irish Compendium of Information, Geneaology >>1696604 Clogher Clergy & Parishes >>1696604 Ireland Church Directory >>1761071 Fermanagh General Information >>6010744 Fermanagh General Information >>6020301 Ireland County Maps >>6020359 Irealnd Ports of Departure, 1841 >>6026286 Ulster History >>6035594 Emigration To USA & Canada, information >>6035595 Emigration Irish Imigration to USA & Canada >>6036090 Ireland County Bibliographys >>6036263 Ulster The Ulster Plantation, 1601, lists who came >>from where? >>6110526 England Inventory of LDS materials about England, 89 >>michrofichs. >>6110527 Ireland Inventory of LDS materials about IRELAND, 18 >>michrofichs. >>6110528 Scotland Inventory of LDS materials about Scotland, >>18 michrofichs. >>6110529 Wales Inventory of LDS materials about Wales, 17 >>michrofichs. >>6342440 Cavan Parish Maps, with townlands indicated. >>6342441 Donegal Parish Maps, with townlands indicated. >>6342443 Fermanagh Parish Maps, with townlands indicated. >>6342445 Monaghan Parish Maps, with townlands indicated. >>6342446 Tyrone Parish Maps, with townlands indicated. >> >> I will try to update this list once a month as time permits. My quest is >>to get a listing of all availiable >>information , on hand at the LDS library, and post it to the Fermanagh site. >> >>part two (2) > >1597986 Ireland The Orange & Purple Couriers >1279286 Argentina The Irish in Argentina >6017897 Canada The Irish in Canada >990314 England Irish Graves in England, 1888 >1279286 France The Irish in the French Revolution >1426135 Ireland Gaelic to English Dictionary >1597884 New Brunswick The Irish in new Brunswick >1035998 USA The Irish in Colonial New England >6048239 USA The Irish in Colonial New England >1036141 New York The Irish Brigade in New York >6087856 New York Irish & German Catholics in new York >6046867 New York Irish in Onondaga County, NY >381795 North America Irish in North America prior to 1850 >6050122 Nova Scotia Irish in Nova Scotia >394002 Canada Irish in Ontario, Canada prior to 1820's >430338 Pennsylvania Irish in Pennsylvania, 1682-1870 >992997 Pennsylvania Irish in Philadelphia, 1771-1892, >1730173 Canada Irish in Quebec, Canada >1036501 Canada Irish in Quebec, Canada >6110606 Rhode Island Irish in Rhode Island, 1700's >6019345 Texas Irish in Texas from Maryland, 1650's >824241 America Imigration,births,marriages, 18th century >829057 Wales Irish in Wales >1769899 Wisconsin Irish in Wisconsin >101753 Griffiths Val county Cork >101754 Griffiths Val counties Dublin, Kerry > Part 3 6/4/99 101755 Griffiths Val counties: Kildare,Carlow,Offaly,Limerick,Kilkenny 101757 Griffiths Val counties Leix, Waterford 1279207 Grifiths Val Mayo 1952211 Ireland Townland Index, Cencus of 1911 248313 Fermanagh Genealogy: Archdales, Humphrys, Squires, 1700 to 1800 992993 Fermanagh History: Manor Atkinson, Earl of Belmore 6026280 Fermanagh History: Manor Atkinson, & Earl of Belmore This group is for the Enniskillen Union, Poor Law, Work relief 259148 Outdoor rellief register, 1848-1898 259149 Indoor relief register, 1845-1880 259150 Indoor relief register, 1847-1874 259151 Indoor relief register, 1895-1901 259152 Temporary Vaccination register, 1864-1913 259153 Temporary Vaccination register,Holywell district, 1889-1899 This group is for the Irvinestown Union, Poor Law, Work Relief: 259187 Indoor relief register, 1845-1861 259188 Indoor relief register, 1867-1907 259189 Indoor relief register, 1847-1918 259190 Births-1846 to 1916, Burieal-1899 to 1918 248313 Fermanagh Probate records for the Humphrys & Squires 917201 Fermanagh Probate Records, many reels of film. Check index at this # 100912 Clogher Index to Wills, 1661-1858 100959 Clogher Index to Admons. 1660 to 1858 100916 Kilmore Fragments of Wills, 1682-1857 100962 Kilmore Index to Admons. 1728-1857 90068 Kilmore Index to Wills in Killesher, Kinawley & Tomregan, 1728- 926047 Aghalurcher Baptisms,RC, 1835-1880 259186 Aghalurcher Lisnaskea, sickness & mortality, 1870-1910 836122 Aghavea Census, 1901, 7 films up to # 836128 926047 Aghavea Church Records, RC, 1835-1880 836597 Belleek Census, 1901, part 1 836598 Belleek Census, 1901, part 2 979704 Belleek Baptisms, RC, 1847-1881 926049 Belleek Baptisms & Marriages, 1877-1880 836598 Boho Census, 1901, 3 films, 836601, 836603 836598 Cleenish Census, 1901, 8 films, 836603,604,605,606,607,117 & 118 979705 Cleenish Church Records, RC, 1835-1881 836117 Derrybrusk Census, 1901, 3 films, 836118 & 836126 836603 Derryvullan Census, 1901, 7 films,836604,605,117,118,121,122 979705 Derryvullan Church Records, RC 993118 Derryvullan Schools, 1870-1923 836597 Devenish Census, 1901, 5 films,836598, 601, 603, 604 979704 Devenish Church records, RC 248303 Devenish Garrison: Land & Property, 1844-1853, to film # 0248311, 9 films 100858 Drumkeeran Census, 1851 836119 Drumkeeran Census, 1901, 3 films, 836120 & 836121 979705 Drumkeeran Church records, RC 926056 Drumkeeran Church records, RC 836599 Drummully Census, 1901, 2 films, 836600 836603 Enniskillen Census, 1901, 6 films, 836604, 605, 118, 119, 123 874360 Enniskillen Church History 100158 Enniskillen Church History, C of I, 1666-1826 100179 Enniskillen City Directory, 1839 100179 Ballyshannon City Directory, 1839 1440944 Enniskillen City History to 1878 1341267 Enniskillen City Hisotry to 1878 247310 Enniskillen Land & Property, 1618 to 1859 836599 Galloon Census, 1901, 5 films, 836600, 124, 125,126 824865 Donegal Inishmacsaint Parish, Census, 2 films, 824866 836598 Fermanagh Inishmacsaint Parish, Census, 1901, 3 films, 836601, 603 926050 Inishmacsaint Church records, RC, 1853-1879 979704 Inishmacsaint Church Records, RC, 1847-1880 992663 Inishmacsaint Church Records, 1660- 1814 248303 Derrygonnelly Land & Properety records, 9 films to # 248311 836606 Killesher Census, 1901, 2 films, 836607 926133 Killesher Church records, RC, 1855-1880 979703 Killesher Church records, RC 812122 Kinawley Census, 1901, 2 films, & 588846 979703 Kinawley Church Records, RC, 1867-1880 979703 Kinawley Knockninny church records 6035686 Kinawley History 993117 Kinawley National Schools, 1865-1886 836603 Magheracross Census, 1901, 3 films, 836119 & 836121 979705 Magheracross Church records, RC, 1846-1881 836120 Magheraculmoney Census, 1901, 3 films, 836121 * 122 979705 Magheraculmoney Church Records, RC 836601 Rossory Census, 1901,4 films, 836603, 604, 605 979703 Tomregan Church Records, RC, 1855-1870 836603 Trory Census, 1901, 3 films, 836604 ,836122 979705 Trory Church Records, RC, 1846-1881 209943 North Ireland Cemetery Locations 100164 North Ireland Obituaries, A to Z 908361 North Ireland Cemetery Locatins to 1926 100224 Ireland Freeholder List, 1820 to 1828 100173 Fermanagh Religious Census, 1766 6340001 Ireland Census of 1821, 7 films to # 6340007 596418 Ireland Index to names on Census of 1821, 1841, 1851 6341624 Ireland Census of 1871, 14 films in succeeding numbers 100167 Ireland Church Records, Marriages, 1629 to 1858, part 1 100168 Ireland Church Records, Marriages, 1629 to 1858, part 2 258815 Ireland Land & Property, Renter/Rentals, pre 1860 6020301 Ulster Location of Churches 1894696 Ireland Ships & Passenger informaton, 415 reels, 1863 to 1910 990403 Australia Convict ships to Sydny, 1791 to 1816 1441076 Morth Ireland History of war from 1689 to 1691. 1279284 Ireland King James' Army List as of 16889 Where two (2) numbers appear for the same item, one is new/old, one is film/Fisch William J Flanagan Fermanagh County Host Spokane, Wa.,USA

>Film Number Application Subject > >100153 Ireland Tombstone inscriptions, Wills, Deed, >100173 Ireland Religious Census, 1766, by T.Groves >100181 Ireland Freeholders index, 1760-1788 >100266 Ireland Surname index, Land/Property >100587 Ireland Deeds, 1708-1929 >100819 Aghalurcher Information >100819 Derryvullan Information >100858 Clones Census, 1851 >100867 Ireland Church of Ireland, marriage records >100912 Ireland Index, wills, deeds, 1661-1885 >100959 Ireland Index, administrative bonds >101139 Ulster Pedigrees >127935 Fermanagh Militia Lists >184319 Clonelly Information >256588 Ireland Applotment books, 1824-1840 >258443 Fermanagh Tithe Applotment books, 1833 >258471 Ireland 54 reels of Genealogy items >258507 Fermanagh Part of item above pertaining to OUR county. >258519 Churchill Baptisms, 1815-1850 >258520 Inishmacsaint Parish records >258520 Devenish Parish records >258520 Inishmacsaint Baptisms & Marriages, 1801-1815 >258571 Ireland PRONI transcripts >258753 Derrybrusk Griffiths Valuation, map 27, 1862 >259148 Fermanagh Enniskillen Poor Law Union, 1845-1913, and >Work House Register. >295810 Genealogy BOOK: Irish Pedigrees by John O'Hart, 800 >pages, Vol # 1. >295811 Genealogy BOOK: Irish Pedigrees by John O'Hart, 800 >pages, Vol # 2. Note; These are on Michrofisch, go back to>the 16th & 17th centuries. are fully indexed and my be in a local >library. The books have been reprinted and >are availiable . >413526 Ireland Topographical Dictionary of Ireland, Vol 1. >413527 Ireland " " " Vol 2. >413528 Ireland " " " Vol 3. >476959 Ireland The Irish and Anglo Irish by John O'Hart >476999 Ireland Surnames, Matheson Survey, 1894 >538447 Drumkeeran Births, marriages, ect. >597733 Fermanagh Census, Fragments, 1821 >599270 Ireland Registry of Deeds, surnames, county indexes, 1708-1904 >812384 Census, 1901, part 1 >812385 Census, 1901, part 2 >823584 Ireland Marriages in Ireland, 1771-1812 >824282 Ireland Marriages >824865 Inishmacsaint Census, 1901, part 1 >824866 Inishmacsaint Census, 1901, part 2 >836120 Magheraculmoney Census, 1901, Drumkeeran to Kesh >836121 Magheraculmoney Census, 1901, Lack to Magher >836122 Magheraculmoney Census, 1901, rest of the Parish >836598 Devenish Census, 1901 >896887 Ireland Registry of Deeds >924498 Ireland "Stem of the Irish Nation". >924648 N. Ireland Census of 1659 (not a Typo) >926050 Devenish Baptisms, 1853-1879 >933420 Ireland Londonderry, Westmeath, Limerick >979704 Churchill Parish Registers >979704 Garrison Parish Registers, 1860-1874 >979705 Irvinestown Parish Registers, 1846-1881 >989745 Roscommon Information >990082 Clogher Church Records >990160 Ireland Church of Ireland Records >990408 Ireland Freeholders as of 1 May 1831 >991663 Derrygonnelly Baptisms, 1815--1850 >994039 Ireland Ancient Schools and Scholars >1279238 Clogher Church Records >1279325 Fermanagh Land and Property Records >1279330 Ulster Armagh records >1279356 Fermanagh Poll of Electors >1559439 Ireland Irish Catholic Directory of 1846 >1565474 N. Ireland Tithe Applotment Books, 1822-1837 >1696591 Ireland Irish Compendium of Information, Geneaology >1696604 Clogher Clergy & Parishes >1696604 Ireland Church Directory >1761071 Fermanagh General Information >6010744 Fermanagh General Information >6020301 Ireland County Maps >6020359 Irealnd Ports of Departure, 1841 >6026286 Ulster History >6035594 Emigration To USA & Canada, information >6035595 Emigration Irish Imigration to USA & Canada >6036090 Ireland County Bibliographys >6036263 Ulster The Ulster Plantation, 1601, lists who came >from where? >6110526 England Inventory of LDS materials about England, 89 >michrofichs. >6110527 Ireland Inventory of LDS materials about IRELAND, 18 >michrofichs. >6110528 Scotland Inventory of LDS materials about Scotland, >18 michrofichs. >6110529 Wales Inventory of LDS materials about Wales, 17 >michrofichs. >6342440 Cavan Parish Maps, with townlands indicated. >6342441 Donegal Parish Maps, with townlands indicated. >6342443 Fermanagh Parish Maps, with townlands indicated. >6342445 Monaghan Parish Maps, with townlands indicated. >6342446 Tyrone Parish Maps, with townlands indicated. > > I will try to update this list once a month as time permits. My quest is >to get a listing of all availiable >information , on hand at the LDS library, and post it to the Fermanagh site. > >part two (2) 1597986 Ireland The Orange & Purple Couriers 1279286 Argentina The Irish in Argentina 6017897 Canada The Irish in Canada 990314 England Irish Graves in England, 1888 1279286 France The Irish in the French Revolution 1426135 Ireland Gaelic to English Dictionary 1597884 New Brunswick The Irish in new Brunswick 1035998 USA The Irish in Colonial New England 6048239 USA The Irish in Colonial New England 1036141 New York The Irish Brigade in New York 6087856 New York Irish & German Catholics in new York 6046867 New York Irish in Onondaga County, NY 381795 North America Irish in North America prior to 1850 6050122 Nova Scotia Irish in Nova Scotia 394002 Canada Irish in Ontario, Canada prior to 1820's 430338 Pennsylvania Irish in Pennsylvania, 1682-1870 992997 Pennsylvania Irish in Philadelphia, 1771-1892, 1730173 Canada Irish in Quebec, Canada 1036501 Canada Irish in Quebec, Canada 6110606 Rhode Island Irish in Rhode Island, 1700's 6019345 Texas Irish in Texas from Maryland, 1650's 824241 America Imigration,births,marriages, 18th century 829057 Wales Irish in Wales 1769899 Wisconsin Irish in Wisconsin 101753 Griffiths Val county Cork 101754 Griffiths Val counties Dublin, Kerry William J Flanagan Fermanagh County Host Spokane, Wa.,USA