Can anyone tell more about the three volumes of small claims court? Seems as if this might be a fertile source for locating ancestors. Are there other such books (dockets) for other localities? SCR

PAge 145. CORPORATION RECORDS. Report of the Town Clerk of Enniskillen to the Commissioners respecting Public Records. { Suppit. to and Report, dayed 1812;= "I have books stating the Resolutions of the Corporation, enacting Bye-laws, and appointing the Provost every 24th of June and swearing him into office on the 29th day of September following, and also appointing a Macebearer and two Townsergeants; also the Charter granted to the Corporation in the books, & c., go as far back as the year 1706; cannot state the cause of the deficiency prior to that date. The old Town Hall having been thrown down and a new one not yet completely finished, the Books and aCharter are kept in the Provost's house, and the Court for the recovery of Small debts, not exceeding 3 pound, 6s 8d. is held in the Town Hall. The said records are in good condition, and the Books numbered 1, 2, 3. Original Charter in the Rollls Office.. Thomas WHITTEN, Recorder and Town Clerk of Enniskillen. THE MACE AND SEAL. The Mace is a magnificent piece of Irish silver plate 3 feet 3 inches in height. On the upper sarface of the knob it bears the initials of Queen Anne { A.R.} a letter on either side of the Royal Arms- viz., a shield of six quarters,- 1st and 5th England { three lions passant.} 2nd Scotland {a lion rampant.} 3rd France { three hleurs de lys.} 4th Ireland { a harp.} and 6th Nassau { a lion rampant.} The knob is divided into four compartments, two showing the Castle of Enniskillen, one a rose crowned, and one a harp crowned. Roses and Thistles are freely used in the decoration. The Hall-marks are; Harp crowned;D.K.{ David King, maker}; Date letter {Dublin, probaly for 1706-8.} It is interesting to note that these marks are the same as those on the Flagon presented to the Church by Allen CATHCART in 1707. The seal is also of silver, and an impression of it is given on the title-page. { The illustrations are given by kind permission of the Urban district Council.} ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------- C.B. Inspector General of Hospials { died 1891.} also said that he had been present at his father's funeral { Rich. DANE, of Killyhevlin. D.L. died 1842.} and that he was buried in the Dane vault under the Church. PAGE 146. THE NAMES OF THE TOWNESMEN OF ENESKILEN AND THEIR ARMES. Add, MSS .Brit. Mus. 4770. Names arranged alphabetically for convenience of reference. Caliver-"A light kind of musket. It seems to have been the lightest portable firearm, excepting the pistol, and to have been fired without a rest " {Murray's Hist.. Eng. Dict.} 23 ARMERSON. John. Sword onely 48 ARMESTRONG. RYNYON. {Ninian.} No armes. 1 BIRD. H./Frauncis. Sword onely. 32 BLANY, John. Sword and calliver. 20 BOCHONAN. George. Sword onely. 31 BOOCHANNAN. William. Sword and calliver. 4 BROWNING. Thomas. Sword onely 46 CALDWELL. John. No armes 34 CARROLL. John. Sword and halbert. 47 CHARLETON. Christopher. No armes 21 DAVIS. John. Sword and pike. 30 DAVISON. John. Sword and calliver 24 FORD. John. Sword and pike. 39 FRITH. John No armes. 40 GLEENE. Jeromy. No armes 38 GRIBLE. William No armes 42 GYLESBY. George No armes 10 HARRISON. John. Sword onely 25 Hays John Sword onely 17 HILL. Thomas Sword and calliver 14 HOGG Thomas Sword onely 28 HOGG William Sword and pike 51 JOHNSTON. Brian No armes 12 JOHNSTON Gilbert. Sword onely 15 JOHNSTON. James Sword onely 9 JOHNSTON. William. Sword only 22 *KING. Robert. Sword only 6 LEWIS. Andrew. Sword onely * In 1646 a pass was given to Robert King to transport certain cloth from London to Preston Pans and thence to Derry and E-killen for the use of the army .-{ S.P.I. 1633-47.} In 1647 licence was given to Robert King , of Iniskellin , to take to Iniskellin, customs free, certain buttons combs broadcloth swordbelts hats etc., c., for Sir William COLE'S Regt. there-{S.P.I. 1633-47.}

I am a new subscriber to the Fermanagh List and would like to post my interests as well as ask a question to the those of you who have more experience in this area. William (1750-1836) and Mary (Gamble) CRAIG (1752-1856) were Protestant Ulster Scots who had six known children, all presumably born in the Fermanagh area. The family emigrated in, I believe, three groups, between 1822 and 1824 to western Pennsylvania, settling in Indiana and Allegheny counties there. Because of their ages at the times of their migrations, I believe that all of the marriages took place in Ireland, but I can not confirm this. 1) John, born 18 May 1790, and who married Elizabeth LIGGETT. 2) Ann, born 10 August 1792, who married William (or David) JOHNSTON. 3) Margaret, born 10 February 1795, and who married James CAMPBELL. 4) Patrick, born 24 August 1796, and who married __ ROBINSON. 5) Hugh, born 12 August 1799, and who married Barbara RAMSEY. 6) William, born 10 April 1803, nothing further known. We believe they lived in the following possible area: Loutherstown, Townland of Lurgin (or Lurg), County Fermanagh, Ireland I understand that Craig is not a Fermanagh name, having Scottish origins, and that the family may have been planters, and probably not land owners. I had previously (and erroneously) been searching in the Antrim area for this family, however new evidence leads me here. I have been told that the town, Loutherstown, had been changed to Irvinestown, and that there is a Barony of Lurg in County Fermanagh which is between Kesh and Pettigoe (west of Irvinestown). Some of the other surnames associated with this family are: Pettigrew, Patterson, Devlin, Sharp, Shirley, Shields, Speedy and many others. Might anyone on the list have knowledge of this CRAIG family? Also, could anyone lead me to where I might learn more about Loutherstown (Irvinestown) so that I may make further inquiries on this family? Thank you for your time and consideration, Lynnette Burge Researching CAMBPELL and CRAIG http://members.aol.com/lynburge

Can anyone tell me anything about a publication called Eigse which existed (at least) in 1940? What does the title mean? What kind of publication was/is it? Does it still exist? Thanks, Janet Cassidy-Stroh

PAGE 141. NOTE D. SOME ITEMS IN CHURCHWARDENER'S ACCOUNTS. 1670= for glaseing of the church & pointing/painting of the same....02 05 06 for cleaning of the roofe of the Church and for stoppinge out the water above the tower of ye belhouse rooft................................04 06 for wine at Easter last paste....................................................................... 13 00 for two visitations................................................................. ...........................13 04 for my oath and the queste man's...............................................................04 06 bread and wine on Whitsunday.................................................................. 03 03 one book of Articles.................................................................... ....................00 06 for one oath in the Church...................................................................... ....00 10 three barrels of lyme........................................................................ ..............07 06 to the workmen for makinge upp ye gavell end.....................................05 00 bread and wine at Michalis.................................................................... ......02 02 bread and wine at Christmas................................................................... ....06 03 mendynge the hooke of the great church dore......................................01 00 for ye sideman appearence and his oath..................................................01 09 for a hook for ye gate of ye churchyard...............................................01 04 for given to ye bishop's court......................................................................0 0 00 for posses to serve Wm. AMERSON in ye behalfe of ye pish.......01 00 paid to Jo.FRITH.................................................................... ........................01 08 for bread on Good Friday and Easter Day............................................00 08 for two loade of watles...................................................................... ..........01 00 for ye railes of ye Church stile................................................................02 10 1672= for going to ye Primate's Visitation..........................................................06 08 to ye Register for my discharge...............................................................02 00 1675= An Accompt of the disbursment of the pish monies by Thos. PICKINE and John SCARLET churchwardens for the year 1675 received by them for burials in the Church two pounds. Impr. to Mr. BUCHANON at our entrance for oath............................05 00 PAGE 142= Mr John LOVET for making up the great gate of the belfree.......09 00 to PRICE for hinges to the pulpite & a hook to the gate...................10 00 to John CLARKE for mending the staires of the Churchyard.........05 00 to Mr BUCHANON for delivering of our presentations & discharge...05 00 for our journey to Clownish to the visitation.......................................15 01 for glasing the Church...................................................................... ............04 01 1681= Pd. by Wm. COTTINGTON and George ANNAN, Churchwardens to Ri. ANDERSON for payveing ye causeway and making ye stayers to ye Church.........................03 08 00 Mr SHORE for bread and wine..............................................................03 00 Robt. WOLLEY for ye Bellfree................................................................09 00 Jo. CLARKE for mending ye roofe of ye church.....................07 10 00 paid him for mending ye seat of ye Font............................................04 00 for carrying Ed. MORHO children to Derry.......................................04 00 Robt.WOLLEY for fencing ye churchyard..........................................12 00 Geo.STORY of an ould account...............................................................03 00 ye glasiers for glasing ye Church.............................................................02 04 Henry ROBINSON for lime to ye Church...............................................09 00 to ye Provost with 7s. allowed to Robt.ALLEN by order of Vestry...................................................................... .......01 00 07 to John COOKE for whitelimeing the Church....................................16 07 to him more for haire ............................................................................ .....00 04 Allen FORKER for bread and wine.........................................................03 02 Rich.ANDERSON for flagging ye Porch.................................02 04 00 Hen.WINSCOME for footing ye forms in the Church......................00 06 for binding ye comon prayer book...........................................................02 00 Wm. FOSTER for mending ye church pickaxe....................................02 04 Wm.RICE for scouring churchyard ditch..............................................00 06 Mr. David RIN by order....................................................................... .......04 10 Mr.HAMMELL for bread and wine...........................................................04 02 painting ye Diall....................................................................... .........................06 08 for three kays........................................................................ ...........................01 06 for ye visitation charges..................................................................... ...........13 04 Jo. SAFLEY for ye staple of Church gate............................................00 01 Jo.PRESTON for 3 boults and feathers................................................03 00 for a hasp and 2 steapols for a hook........................................................02 00 Jo.CLARKE for seates in ye porche..........................................................05 00 1796= for Mats,Brooms & poison for the Church................................01 08 PAGE 143. MAP OF THE SEIGE, 1593-4 The quaint map of the Seige on Enniskillen Castle, drawn by John THOMAS, soldier, is here given by kind permission of Mr. BIGGAR, Editor od U.J.A. The following notes are taken from Lord BELMORE'S article referred to on page 3. The old map shows that, as might have been expected in the month of Febuary the "Broad Meadow" to the south of the town was under water as well as "Castle" or "Sally" island. The passage to :bellyke" {Beleek.} is drawn in rather too westerly a dircetion. The Castle is where the Castle Barracks now stands. Its ditch as well as the other marked : a dyche cutt" have both been filled up. The island formed by the latter with a hut upon it corresponds with the Main Barracks and Barrack yard. The existing West Bridge is nearly opposite the spot where the words "Three Falcons" and "Musketeres" are marked on the island. Capt. BINGHAM and his camps are on the top of the hill where stands the Military Hospital. His Musketeres, Robonet and Fawkon are firing across the Sligo road. The island at the bottom of the map is "Cherry" or "Piper's" island. The Scale is about the site of the workhouse. "The Governors Battle " is on the Fort Hill, and "Governor Dowdall's campe" is lower down between the Fort Hill and Mill Street. The points of the compass are reversed, the South being at the Top. Robonet-An ancient military machine for throwing darts and stones,-Imperial Dictionary. Falcon= An ancient kind of light cannon.-Historical Dict. Musket=A musket is the male od the sparrowhawk, early firearms beibg often named from birds of prey.- It is curious that on the Map od 1657 the name Enniskillen does not appear, but "Killmalo." is written across the island. PAGE 144. ENNISKILLEN CORPORATIONS. Fisrt Provost and Burgesses{Charter dated 27th Feb, 1612-3.} Captaine Wm. COLE.{Provost.} Thomas SHAW. Sir John WITHER/WISHERT,Knt. William HALL Roger ATKINSON,Esq. Nicholas OZENBROOKE Robert CALVERT,Esq. Alexander DUNBAR Henrie HUNINGES.Esq. Edward MOORE. Thomas BARTON,Esq. Alexander WIGHAM Edmund SYBTHORPE,Gent. Ferdinando BURFEILD Joseph WALTERS-{Cal. S.P.I. 1611-14. Later Provosts{from the register} For a considerable period the Provost {if present at the Vestry meeting.} signed the Minutes as such. Names in italics are added from other sources. 1638-Richard GUTRIDGE of lISGOOLE. 1681-wWm. BROWNING 1666-Thomas PICKEN. 1682- dAVID rynd. 1667-Henry HOWALL 1684-Ja. EWART. 1668-Henry BALL. 1687-89-Paul DANE.B.1646 D. 1745-6,King Wm. gave him 2 pictures now in Townhall. 1670-William SMITH. 1694-Thos.Le.Tournell,2 Ulster manors.p.142. 1671-2-Thomas PICKEN 1697-James CORRY, Capt. 1680-William SMITH. 1702-Thos. LETOURNELL,2 Ulster Manors,p. 137. In the Ulster Munster Roll {c. 1631.} under BARONY of Tirkenedy, The Lord HASTINGS Churchlands appears-Richard GUTRIDG-sword only. "Saturday 7 night died at Enniskilling Mr.Paul DANE, in the 98th year of his age. Hw was Provost of that town, three years together, during the late wars in this Kingsom; and did in the execution of his office, such singular service to the Government in which he spent his private fortune, as induced King William of immortal memory to send for him and to say that such of his family as were capable of serving the Goverment should be provided for.{Faulkner's Journal, for from Sat. 11th Jan. to Tuesd. 14th Jan. 1746, quoted by Blmore,U.J.A. Secial Vol.} It would appear that the Dane family also had a vault under the church. Mrs.CROOK, formerly SEXTONESS, told one of the family{about 1876-7.} that she had seen the coffin of Paul Dane the Provost in the Dane vault, which was closed when the present church was built. Richard Martin Dane.M.D.

Is anyone else out there researching the same names as I am? GREER and JONES, in the Botha area.By the way I have tried the Tyrone Heritage Centre and was disappointed after handing over £100 and no result. I then found the info myself with not too much effort while on a visit to Fermanagh. Maureen, Rugby -----Original Message----- From: FERMANAGH-D-request@rootsweb.com <FERMANAGH-D-request@rootsweb.com> To: FERMANAGH-D@rootsweb.com <FERMANAGH-D@rootsweb.com> Date: 21 April 1999 01:17 Subject: FERMANAGH-D Digest V99 #101

In a message dated 4/20/99 10:15:14 AM, acooper@ns.sympatico.ca wrote: <<I am planning a trip to Fermanagh, late May. I plan to visit Edrny and the location of Townland Ednaclaw (spelled Edinclaugh by my ggrandfather b 1829). Any suggestions on where to stay and where records are stored etc.? Am I correct in assuming that Edinclaugh and Ednaclaw are the same?>> Art, on the PRONI page I used the geographical index (http://proni.nics.gov.uk/geogindx/geogindx.htm) and found : Edenaclough in the parish of Magheraculmoney, and 2 Edenclaws: Edenclaw Great in parish and division of Magheraculmoney, and Edenclaw Little in parish of Magheraculmoney, division of Ederny. Birth and Death records will be in Belfast at the Register Office. Janet C-S

Quoting..... Caiside@aol.com >Has anyone ever heard of a site at Lough Erne > known as "Jeremiah's Tomb", sometimes referred to as >"Ollamh Fodhla's Tomb"? An item about Ollamh Fodhla, (#48) from the Heremon genealogies; 39. EITHRIAL; 11th Monarch Slain 165O B.C. at the battle of Soirrean. 4O. FOLL-AICH; Denied the Monarchy by Conmaol, slayer of his father. 41. TIGERNMAS; 13th Monarch D. 1543 B.C. Reigned 5O yrs. He won 27 battles against the followers of Heber Fionn. He set up and worshipped the idol "Crom Cruach", in Co. Leitrim. He introduced rank distinction by the wearing of coulours. One for a slave, three for a soldier or young lord, six for a chief professor of the liberal arts, and that of a King or Queen. Possibly the origin of the Scotch plaid. 42. ENBOATH; Divided the Kingdom by a line from Drogheda to Limerick. 43. SMIOMGHALL; In his lifetime the Picts in Scotland were forced to abide by their oath, and pay homage to the Irish Monarch. 44. FIACHA LABHRAINN; 18th Monarch Slain 1448 B.C. at battle of Bealgadain. 45. AONGUS OLMUCACH; 2Oth Monarch Slain 14O9 B.C. At the battle of Carman. He went into Scotland with a strong army and fought 3O battles to again force Scotland to pay tribute. 46. MAIN; In his liftime, Ireland was already a settled Kingdom, holding a definite place in the world of letters, and far advanced in the arts of civilized life. 47. ROTHEACHTACH; 22nd Monarch Slain 1357 BC. by Sedne, of the line of Ir. 48. DEIN; Denied the Monarchy by Sedne. Gold necklaces first worn by nobles. The Monarch of these times was OLLAMH FODHLA, pronounced "Ollav Fola". He was celebrated as a philosophical statesman, for his improvements in the science of government, and for the mild and enlightened principles of his policy. He instituted an assembly resembling modern parliments that convened every three years. The poet-historians from all the provinces related all that had happened between assemblies. It was during these assemblies that family genealogies were carefully examined, corrected, and then entered in the national records kept at Tara. These records were of great importance because a man's right of inheritance to property depended on his genealogy. These records were ordered by Fodhla to be 'written' and carefully preserved at Tara. They were added to after each meeting and in King Cormac's time they were named "The Psalter of Tara". Ed: It appears from the ancient chonicles that some form of writing was known in that time. Eithrial, the 11th Monarch, was also credited with writing in his own hand, the history of the Gaels (or Gadelians). 49. SIORNA; 34th Monarch Slain 1O3O B.C. ========== Jeremiah is known in Irish tradition as the Ollam Fodhla or Fola. Ollam denotes in Hebrew "the possession of hidden knowledge", and fola meand "wonderful", or in Celtic, "revealer". Together they describe a Hebrew prophet. One of the princesses he took with him on his journey out of Israel was Tamar Tephi, who is said to be buried in a mound called The Great M/ergesh, on the Hill of Tara. Tara comes from the Hebrew-Phoenician; Torah, meaning "the Law". Tara was previously called Cathair Crofin. Jeremiah established a college there called Mur-Ollamain or "school of wisdom" Jeremiah is said to be buried near the ruins of Devenish Abbey, on the Isle of Devenish in Lower Lough Erne, near Enniskillen, co. Fermanagh. Jeremiah demanded of King Heremon that he forsake the worship of Bel and serpents before he could mary Princess Tamar. The author claims this was where the legend of St. Patick driving out the snakes originated. From "Tracing our Ancestors", Haberman, British Israel Assoc. 1934; Vancouver, B.C. (I bought it at a flea market for .50) =========== Patrick Traynor, in California's gold-rush country. tray@jps.net

Patrick, Thank you for the information on Jeremiah's Tomb. That was well worth your fifty cents. I just wish I could keep all that information in my tiny brain. Joyce

Hi Art & Bernadette Went to Fermanagh a few years ago to research. We stayed at a little pub in Beleek called "Moohan's Fiddlestone" Traditional Irish Pub and Guesthouse. Reservations 036565-8008, Fax 010 35372-51516. The owners at that time were John & Anne McCann. Great music and Guiness. Beautiful lochs nearby and only a few miles from Ederney. I found the staff at the library in Enniskillen absolutely fabulous and got my best research done there for Fermanagh. Get a friendly girl on side, one to one, that seems the best way. Am not a big fan of the Heritage Centres per se but have not tried the Tyrone one, so can't comment. Others might. They just might be great! Have fun, and DON't talk about "the troubles" - the locals just don't want to know. Regards, Chrissy Fletcher At 11:10 AM 4/20/99 -0300, Art & Bernadette Cooper wrote: >I am planning a trip to Fermanagh, late May. I plan to visit Edrny and >the location of Townland Ednaclaw (spelled Edinclaugh by my ggrandfather b >1829). >Any suggestions on where to stay and where records are stored etc.? >Am I correct in assuming that Edinclaugh and Ednaclaw are the same? > >Any information or suggestions will be appreciated. > >Art Cooper >acooper@ns.sympatico.ca > >

I am planning a trip to Fermanagh, late May. I plan to visit Edrny and the location of Townland Ednaclaw (spelled Edinclaugh by my ggrandfather b 1829). Any suggestions on where to stay and where records are stored etc.? Am I correct in assuming that Edinclaugh and Ednaclaw are the same? Any information or suggestions will be appreciated. Art Cooper acooper@ns.sympatico.ca

Has anyone ever heard of a site at Lough Erne known as "Jeremiah's Tomb", sometimes referred to as "Ollamh Fodhla's Tomb"? Thanks for any info, folks. Janet C-S

Surname interests: MUSGRAVE/MUSGROVE, WALLACE, LOVE - Fermanagh,Tyrone and possibly Cavan and Armagh > Australia 1800>. Please note I am changing my e-mail address from muzz@nor.com.au to rmuzz@turboweb.net.au if anyone wants to contact me in the future. I will be running both for a short time. Robyn Musgrave

-----Original Message----- From: Belinda Engstrom <belinda@interworx.com.au> To: AUSTRALIA-L@rootsweb.com <AUSTRALIA-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Monday, April 19, 1999 10:02 PM Subject: EXTRACT 20- FERMANAGH FICHE. >PAGE. 137. > >DANE-1672. Richard D. and Debora COLE, Marriage. >DANE-1673.Jane, dau. of Richard DEINE, Burial >DANE-1678. John Dean. Burial >DANE-1680. Paul Deane and Eliza STORY. Marriage. >DANE-1681. Mary d. of Paul D. and Eliza his w. Bapt. > Also Margt. {1683 } and Christopher {1684.} Bapt. >DANE-1681. Richard, s. of Richard D. and Rebecca his w. Bapt. >DANE-1695. Wm. Dean of Parish of Rossory. Burial >DANE- 1707. Paul Dane, son of Paul D. Burial. >DANE- 1709. Paul D., of Christopher and Mary, {dau. of Governor Gustavus >Hamilton.}Bapt. > Also Jane { 1711.} James {1712, buried 1712.} Richard {1714.} >Elizabeth {1716.} Martha {1718.} > Bapt. >DANE-1713. Richard D. s. of Paul D. Burial. >DANE-1713. Mrs. DANE. Burial. >DANE- 1714. Elizabeth, dau. of Christopher D. Burial. >DANE-1717. Christopher D.'S. SISTER-IN-LAW Burial. >DANE- 1717. Richard D. of Christopher, Burial. >DANE-1726.A child of Christopher D. Burial. >DANE- 1727. 27th Sept..Mrs. Dane. Burial. >DANE-1735. Sarah D. of John and Elizabeth. Bapt. >DANE- 1772. Mrs.Dane. Burial. >DANE- 1800. Paul Dane, Esq. Burial. >DANE- See Ball,Clarke, Steward. >DAYLYE-1672.Robt. s. to Jo. D. his wife Jane. Bapt. >DEVITT-1784. Rose, of Gilbert and Bridget D. Bapt. >DIXSON- 1672.An. d. to Edw. D. and Margery her m. Bapt. > {He and Laurence DUNBERRY held from John CORRY in 1679 > two houses where the post office and part of the Royal > Hotel now stand.Dixson was a sadler.} >DOUGKILL-See MITCHELL. >DUNBAR-1666. Katherine, d. to Capt. Rich. D. B.? >DUNBAR- 1682. Catherine ye wife of Mr.Dunbar. Burial. >DUNBERRY-1677.Laurence the son of Laurence.D. Burial. >DUNBERRY-1678. Laurence ye s. of Laurence D. and Sara his w. Bapt. >DUNBERRY- 1679.Prudence, d. of Laurence D. Burial. >DUNBERRY- 1682 ----- s. of Laurence.D. Bapt. >DUNN-1672. Mary, d. to Robt. Dunn, Jane his w. Bapt. >ELLIOTT- See IRVINE. >ENERY- See HAYES. > >PAGE 138. > >EVATT- 1666.{Mary.} d. to Capt. HUMPHRY, E. Burial. >FINLAY- 1722. Robert Finlay. Burial. >FINNIGAN- See GIBSON. >FORBES- 1665. John Forbes, parish clerk. Burial. >FRITH- 1662. W. Frith, s. to John Frith. Bapt. >FRITH- 1672. Elizabeth, d. of Jo. Frith and Allis her m. Bapt. >FRITH-1780. Joseph Frith and Sarah WILCOX. Marriage. >FRITH- 1799. William F. of the Cross, aged 99. Burial. >FULTON- 1700. Lieut. Alexander Fulton Burial. >GADESS-See LIVINGSTON. >GIBSON- 1677. Eliza, dau. of David G. Bapt. >GIBSON-1734. Francis G. and Mary FINNIGAN Marriage. >GOODFELLOW- 1671.Thos.G. and Jane HEIGHTON Marriage. > John Goodfellow was the owner of the barn in which were >placed the prisoners who surrendered to the Irish at Tully Castle in 1641.} >GOOT-1685. Ann. dau. of James G. and Ann his w. Bapt. >GORE- 1705. Sir Ralph G. and Mrs Elizabeth COLVIN or COLVILL. Marriage. >GORE- 1721. Dorothy G. of Dean Wm. G. and Honora { Dean of Down, resided at >this time in Bonnybrook, near Enniskillen. Bapt. >GRAHAM- 1785. William G. and Elizabeth COLLUM. Marriage. >GRATTAN- 1745. William G. of Chas. G. Esq. and Mary. Bapt. >GRATTAN- 1746. jUNE 16. cHARLES gRATTAN, eSQ. bURIAL. >GROVES-1709. Sarah Groves, daughter of Wm. G. Burial. >GUTHRIE- 1745. Elizabeth G. of Wm. and Henrrietta. Bapt. >HAMILTON-1668. Mrs.Hamilton. Burial. >HAMILTON-1692. Mary, dau. of John H. and Isobel his w. Bapt. >HAMILTON-1715. Mary H. of William and Isabel Bapt. >HAMILTON-1722. Anna Catherina H. of Gustavus and Jane CATHCART. bAPT. > Also Jane {1724.} Nicholas {1725.}bur. >{1726.} and Lettice {1726.} >another Nicholas, afterwards V. Donaghadee, may have been entered on one of >the missing pages. >HAMILTON-1727. Malcolm H. bapt., 1726. Burial. >HAMILTON-1740. Sarah Hamilton, a child Burial. >HAMILTON-1740. William Hamilton. Burial. >HAMILTON- 1740. ----Hamilton, child. Burial. >HAMILTON-See JOHNSTON. >HASSARD-1703. Joan H. spouse to THOMSON Burial. >HAYES-1728. Nathaniel H. and Margaret ENERY, Marriage. >HEIGHTON-See GOODFELLOW. >HIGGINBOTHAM- 1778. Mrs. Dorcas H. aged 96. Burial. >HIGGINBOTHAM- 1790. Rev. Mr. Higginbotham. Burial. > >PAGE. 139. > >HUDSON- 1781. Letturvell H. aged 91. Burial. >IRVINE-1736. Willoughby I. and Margaret ELLIOTT. Marriage. >IRVINE-See MOFFITT SPEAR SYMTH. >ISAAC- 1738. Simon I. and Jane MITCHEL Marrriage. > Also entered 1739. >JOHNSTON-1668. John J. and Elizabeth HAMILTON Marriage. >JOHNSTON- 1669. Lieut. James J. Burial >JOHNSTON-1772. Rev. Thos. Johnston, ? >KILPATRICK-1779. Robert.Kilpatrick, aged 95. Burial. >LANDY- 1776. John, of George L. a Blackmoor Bapt. >LANDY-1778. George L. a Blackmoor. Burial. >LAVERY- See Conelly. >LEATHES- 1677. {Lanc.}elot, s. of Andrew L. Bapt. >LEATHES- 1679. Jane, dau. of Andrew L. and Mary his w. {bur. 1679.} >LETOURNALL- 1710. Thos. L. of Allen L. and Jane ANDERSON. Bapt. >LETURNEL- 1708. Mr. Thos. Leturnel. Burial. >LIVINGSTON- 1700. Richard L. and Issobell GADESS Marriage. >LIVINGSTON- 1700. Ann Katharina L. of Richd. and Isobel. Bapt. >LOGAN- 1717. James Logan. Burial. >LOGAN-1717. James Logan's wife, Burial. >LOWRY- 1770. John Lowry. Burial. >MAGEE- c.1694. Jane M. of Owen and Mary Bapt. >MAGEE- 1695. Robert M. of Owen and Mary. Bapt. >MAGEE- 1700. Thomas M. and Elizabeth LEECH. Marriage. >MAGEE- 1700. John M. and Grizel LITTLE. Marriage. >MAGEE-1701. Wm. M. of Thomas and Elizabeth Bapt. >MARTIN- 1670.Richard, to Christopher M. Bapt. >MARTIN- 1760. Wm. M. Drummer in the Enniskillen Horse and Mary McCADDEN. >Marr. >MARTIN-See STORY. >McCORMACK- 1676.Susan, dau. of Will McCormack Burial. >McCormack- -George, s. of Will McC. and Avis his w. Bapt. > Also Susan {1678.} Jane {1680.} Will {1681.} Hercules >{1683.} > and Charles {1684.} >McCORMACK- 1716. Patrick, and Mary Mcl.Martin Marriage. >McCORMACK-1711. Joan of John and Grace. Bapt. and Burial. >McCORMACK-1723. Bryan McCormack. Bapt. >McLAUGHLIN- 1779. Robert, aged 86. Burial. >MITCHELL- 1704. Marjorie M. of Mr. Andrew and Eliza. Bapt. >MITCHELL- 1705. Marjorie M. of Andrew and Eliza Burial. >MITCHELL- 1710. Anne Mitchell Baptism. >MITCHELL- 1714. Thomas M. s. of Mr. and Elizabeth Bapt. >MITCHELL- 1724. Andrew M. and Finivill DOUGKILL. Marriage. >MITCHELL- See ISAAC and Vincent >MOFFITT- 1736. William M. and Elizabeth IRVINE. Marriage. > >PAGE 140' > >MORETON- 1778. Alexander M. and Jane CRAWFORD. Marr. >MURPHY- 1666. Ellinor, dau. of Morgan Murphy. Bapt. >MUSSEN- 1708. Elizabeth Mussen, of Wm. and Joan Bapt. >NIXON- 1738. James N. and Andrew, twins of John and Isabella. Bapt. >NOBLE- 1724. Christopher N. of Elizabeth and Wm. Bapt. >NOBLE- 1750. Mungo, of Jerome and Elizabeth Bapt. >PEO ?- 1672. Wm. s. to David P. Margrott his w. Bapt. >PHIBBS-1772. Sarah, of Richard and Sarah. P. Bapt. >PHIBBS- 1772. John, of William and Margaret. Bapt. >QUIN- 1795. Bryan Q. and Sarah CRAWFORD. Marr. >REED- See Bell. >RICHARDSON-1666. ---- Richardson, ye smith's m. Burial. >ROSBOROUGH- 1728. Mary, rest illegible. >ROSS- c. 1728. Robt. of Thomas Ross. Bapt. >RUTHLEDGE- See CRAWFORD. >SANDERSON-1672. Geo. s. to Geo. S. Ellen his wife Bapt. >SANDERSON-See COLE. >Scott- 1672. Thos. s. to Thos. S. Mary his wife. Bapt. >SCOTT-1749. William S. and Ann CRAWFORD. Marr. >SHORE- 1667. Margaret, dau. of Thomas. Bapt. >SHORE- 1669. Mary, dau. to Thomas Bapt. >SHORE- 1671. Charles, s. to Thomas." buried 1672" Bapt. >SHORE- 1675. L------e, s. of Thos. and Mary his w. Bapt. >SHORE- 1679. Robert, s. of Thos. and Mary his w. Bapt. >SHORE- 1706. Mary, of Robert and Susanna. Bapt. >SHORE- See Campbell, Conoley. >SMYTH- 1776. James, of Rev. Thos. and Judith Bapt. >SMYTH-1778. Carew, of Rev. Dr. and Judith.S. Bapt. > Also Juliana{1784.} Mary Anne{1786.} Arthur{1788, and >buried.} > Dorothea{1791.} >SMYTH-1780. Capt. Carew S. and Sophia IRVINE. Marr. >SMYTH- 1781. James, of Capt. Carew and Sophia S. Bapt. >SODEN- 1782. Saml., son of Robt. S. drowned. Burial. >SOMERWELL- 1673. Wm., s. to James S. and his w. Margaret. Bapt. >SOMERWELL- 1673. Jenitt.Somerwell. Burial. >SOMERWELL- 1684. Jane, dau. of Thos. and Grizel his w. Bapt. >SOMERWELL- See CRAWFORD. >SPEAR- 1740. Anne S. of Laurence and Mary. Bapt. >SPEAR- 1786. Geo. Spear and Jane IRVINE. Marr. >STEWARD- 1678. Andrew Steward and Ann DEAN. Marr. >STEWART- 1740. John Stewart, Town Sergeant. Burial. >STORY- 1673. John S. to Eliza MARTIN. Marr. >STORY-See DANE. >TEMPO- 1770. Margaret Tempo, a foundling. Bapt. >THOMSON- See HASSARD. >TREMBLE-1725. Edward of Robert and Eliza. Bapt. >VINCENT- 1738. Rev. Mr. Richard V. and Mrs Annie MITCHELL. Marr. >VINCENT- 1739. Richard of Richard and Anne. Bapt. >WHITTAKER- c.1691. Ralph,s. of Ralph W. and Mary his w. Bapt. >WATERHOUSE-1673. Samuel Waterhouse. Burial. >WHITE- 1785. Rev. John White. aged 84, see Curates. Burial. >WILCOX- 1780. Sarah, Wilcox, a Quaker. Bapt. >WILCOX-See FRITH. >WILLIS-1774. George W. and Ann CORRY. Marr. > FROM BELINDA. > > > > > >

-----Original Message----- From: Belinda Engstrom <belinda@interworx.com.au> To: AUSTRALIA-L@rootsweb.com <AUSTRALIA-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Monday, April 19, 1999 10:01 PM Subject: EXTRACT 20- FERMANAGH FICHE. >PAGE. 137. > >DANE-1672. Richard D. and Debora COLE, Marriage. >DANE-1673.Jane, dau. of Richard DEINE, Burial >DANE-1678. John Dean. Burial >DANE-1680. Paul Deane and Eliza STORY. Marriage. >DANE-1681. Mary d. of Paul D. and Eliza his w. Bapt. > Also Margt. {1683 } and Christopher {1684.} Bapt. >DANE-1681. Richard, s. of Richard D. and Rebecca his w. Bapt. >DANE-1695. Wm. Dean of Parish of Rossory. Burial >DANE- 1707. Paul Dane, son of Paul D. Burial. >DANE- 1709. Paul D., of Christopher and Mary, {dau. of Governor Gustavus >Hamilton.}Bapt. > Also Jane { 1711.} James {1712, buried 1712.} Richard {1714.} >Elizabeth {1716.} Martha {1718.} > Bapt. >DANE-1713. Richard D. s. of Paul D. Burial. >DANE-1713. Mrs. DANE. Burial. >DANE- 1714. Elizabeth, dau. of Christopher D. Burial. >DANE-1717. Christopher D.'S. SISTER-IN-LAW Burial. >DANE- 1717. Richard D. of Christopher, Burial. >DANE-1726.A child of Christopher D. Burial. >DANE- 1727. 27th Sept..Mrs. Dane. Burial. >DANE-1735. Sarah D. of John and Elizabeth. Bapt. >DANE- 1772. Mrs.Dane. Burial. >DANE- 1800. Paul Dane, Esq. Burial. >DANE- See Ball,Clarke, Steward. >DAYLYE-1672.Robt. s. to Jo. D. his wife Jane. Bapt. >DEVITT-1784. Rose, of Gilbert and Bridget D. Bapt. >DIXSON- 1672.An. d. to Edw. D. and Margery her m. Bapt. > {He and Laurence DUNBERRY held from John CORRY in 1679 > two houses where the post office and part of the Royal > Hotel now stand.Dixson was a sadler.} >DOUGKILL-See MITCHELL. >DUNBAR-1666. Katherine, d. to Capt. Rich. D. B.? >DUNBAR- 1682. Catherine ye wife of Mr.Dunbar. Burial. >DUNBERRY-1677.Laurence the son of Laurence.D. Burial. >DUNBERRY-1678. Laurence ye s. of Laurence D. and Sara his w. Bapt. >DUNBERRY- 1679.Prudence, d. of Laurence D. Burial. >DUNBERRY- 1682 ----- s. of Laurence.D. Bapt. >DUNN-1672. Mary, d. to Robt. Dunn, Jane his w. Bapt. >ELLIOTT- See IRVINE. >ENERY- See HAYES. > >PAGE 138. > >EVATT- 1666.{Mary.} d. to Capt. HUMPHRY, E. Burial. >FINLAY- 1722. Robert Finlay. Burial. >FINNIGAN- See GIBSON. >FORBES- 1665. John Forbes, parish clerk. Burial. >FRITH- 1662. W. Frith, s. to John Frith. Bapt. >FRITH- 1672. Elizabeth, d. of Jo. Frith and Allis her m. Bapt. >FRITH-1780. Joseph Frith and Sarah WILCOX. Marriage. >FRITH- 1799. William F. of the Cross, aged 99. Burial. >FULTON- 1700. Lieut. Alexander Fulton Burial. >GADESS-See LIVINGSTON. >GIBSON- 1677. Eliza, dau. of David G. Bapt. >GIBSON-1734. Francis G. and Mary FINNIGAN Marriage. >GOODFELLOW- 1671.Thos.G. and Jane HEIGHTON Marriage. > John Goodfellow was the owner of the barn in which were >placed the prisoners who surrendered to the Irish at Tully Castle in 1641.} >GOOT-1685. Ann. dau. of James G. and Ann his w. Bapt. >GORE- 1705. Sir Ralph G. and Mrs Elizabeth COLVIN or COLVILL. Marriage. >GORE- 1721. Dorothy G. of Dean Wm. G. and Honora { Dean of Down, resided at >this time in Bonnybrook, near Enniskillen. Bapt. >GRAHAM- 1785. William G. and Elizabeth COLLUM. Marriage. >GRATTAN- 1745. William G. of Chas. G. Esq. and Mary. Bapt. >GRATTAN- 1746. jUNE 16. cHARLES gRATTAN, eSQ. bURIAL. >GROVES-1709. Sarah Groves, daughter of Wm. G. Burial. >GUTHRIE- 1745. Elizabeth G. of Wm. and Henrrietta. Bapt. >HAMILTON-1668. Mrs.Hamilton. Burial. >HAMILTON-1692. Mary, dau. of John H. and Isobel his w. Bapt. >HAMILTON-1715. Mary H. of William and Isabel Bapt. >HAMILTON-1722. Anna Catherina H. of Gustavus and Jane CATHCART. bAPT. > Also Jane {1724.} Nicholas {1725.}bur. >{1726.} and Lettice {1726.} >another Nicholas, afterwards V. Donaghadee, may have been entered on one of >the missing pages. >HAMILTON-1727. Malcolm H. bapt., 1726. Burial. >HAMILTON-1740. Sarah Hamilton, a child Burial. >HAMILTON-1740. William Hamilton. Burial. >HAMILTON- 1740. ----Hamilton, child. Burial. >HAMILTON-See JOHNSTON. >HASSARD-1703. Joan H. spouse to THOMSON Burial. >HAYES-1728. Nathaniel H. and Margaret ENERY, Marriage. >HEIGHTON-See GOODFELLOW. >HIGGINBOTHAM- 1778. Mrs. Dorcas H. aged 96. Burial. >HIGGINBOTHAM- 1790. Rev. Mr. Higginbotham. Burial. > >PAGE. 139. > >HUDSON- 1781. Letturvell H. aged 91. Burial. >IRVINE-1736. Willoughby I. and Margaret ELLIOTT. Marriage. >IRVINE-See MOFFITT SPEAR SYMTH. >ISAAC- 1738. Simon I. and Jane MITCHEL Marrriage. > Also entered 1739. >JOHNSTON-1668. John J. and Elizabeth HAMILTON Marriage. >JOHNSTON- 1669. Lieut. James J. Burial >JOHNSTON-1772. Rev. Thos. Johnston, ? >KILPATRICK-1779. Robert.Kilpatrick, aged 95. Burial. >LANDY- 1776. John, of George L. a Blackmoor Bapt. >LANDY-1778. George L. a Blackmoor. Burial. >LAVERY- See Conelly. >LEATHES- 1677. {Lanc.}elot, s. of Andrew L. Bapt. >LEATHES- 1679. Jane, dau. of Andrew L. and Mary his w. {bur. 1679.} >LETOURNALL- 1710. Thos. L. of Allen L. and Jane ANDERSON. Bapt. >LETURNEL- 1708. Mr. Thos. Leturnel. Burial. >LIVINGSTON- 1700. Richard L. and Issobell GADESS Marriage. >LIVINGSTON- 1700. Ann Katharina L. of Richd. and Isobel. Bapt. >LOGAN- 1717. James Logan. Burial. >LOGAN-1717. James Logan's wife, Burial. >LOWRY- 1770. John Lowry. Burial. >MAGEE- c.1694. Jane M. of Owen and Mary Bapt. >MAGEE- 1695. Robert M. of Owen and Mary. Bapt. >MAGEE- 1700. Thomas M. and Elizabeth LEECH. Marriage. >MAGEE- 1700. John M. and Grizel LITTLE. Marriage. >MAGEE-1701. Wm. M. of Thomas and Elizabeth Bapt. >MARTIN- 1670.Richard, to Christopher M. Bapt. >MARTIN- 1760. Wm. M. Drummer in the Enniskillen Horse and Mary McCADDEN. >Marr. >MARTIN-See STORY. >McCORMACK- 1676.Susan, dau. of Will McCormack Burial. >McCormack- -George, s. of Will McC. and Avis his w. Bapt. > Also Susan {1678.} Jane {1680.} Will {1681.} Hercules >{1683.} > and Charles {1684.} >McCORMACK- 1716. Patrick, and Mary Mcl.Martin Marriage. >McCORMACK-1711. Joan of John and Grace. Bapt. and Burial. >McCORMACK-1723. Bryan McCormack. Bapt. >McLAUGHLIN- 1779. Robert, aged 86. Burial. >MITCHELL- 1704. Marjorie M. of Mr. Andrew and Eliza. Bapt. >MITCHELL- 1705. Marjorie M. of Andrew and Eliza Burial. >MITCHELL- 1710. Anne Mitchell Baptism. >MITCHELL- 1714. Thomas M. s. of Mr. and Elizabeth Bapt. >MITCHELL- 1724. Andrew M. and Finivill DOUGKILL. Marriage. >MITCHELL- See ISAAC and Vincent >MOFFITT- 1736. William M. and Elizabeth IRVINE. Marriage. > >PAGE 140' > >MORETON- 1778. Alexander M. and Jane CRAWFORD. Marr. >MURPHY- 1666. Ellinor, dau. of Morgan Murphy. Bapt. >MUSSEN- 1708. Elizabeth Mussen, of Wm. and Joan Bapt. >NIXON- 1738. James N. and Andrew, twins of John and Isabella. Bapt. >NOBLE- 1724. Christopher N. of Elizabeth and Wm. Bapt. >NOBLE- 1750. Mungo, of Jerome and Elizabeth Bapt. >PEO ?- 1672. Wm. s. to David P. Margrott his w. Bapt. >PHIBBS-1772. Sarah, of Richard and Sarah. P. Bapt. >PHIBBS- 1772. John, of William and Margaret. Bapt. >QUIN- 1795. Bryan Q. and Sarah CRAWFORD. Marr. >REED- See Bell. >RICHARDSON-1666. ---- Richardson, ye smith's m. Burial. >ROSBOROUGH- 1728. Mary, rest illegible. >ROSS- c. 1728. Robt. of Thomas Ross. Bapt. >RUTHLEDGE- See CRAWFORD. >SANDERSON-1672. Geo. s. to Geo. S. Ellen his wife Bapt. >SANDERSON-See COLE. >Scott- 1672. Thos. s. to Thos. S. Mary his wife. Bapt. >SCOTT-1749. William S. and Ann CRAWFORD. Marr. >SHORE- 1667. Margaret, dau. of Thomas. Bapt. >SHORE- 1669. Mary, dau. to Thomas Bapt. >SHORE- 1671. Charles, s. to Thomas." buried 1672" Bapt. >SHORE- 1675. L------e, s. of Thos. and Mary his w. Bapt. >SHORE- 1679. Robert, s. of Thos. and Mary his w. Bapt. >SHORE- 1706. Mary, of Robert and Susanna. Bapt. >SHORE- See Campbell, Conoley. >SMYTH- 1776. James, of Rev. Thos. and Judith Bapt. >SMYTH-1778. Carew, of Rev. Dr. and Judith.S. Bapt. > Also Juliana{1784.} Mary Anne{1786.} Arthur{1788, and >buried.} > Dorothea{1791.} >SMYTH-1780. Capt. Carew S. and Sophia IRVINE. Marr. >SMYTH- 1781. James, of Capt. Carew and Sophia S. Bapt. >SODEN- 1782. Saml., son of Robt. S. drowned. Burial. >SOMERWELL- 1673. Wm., s. to James S. and his w. Margaret. Bapt. >SOMERWELL- 1673. Jenitt.Somerwell. Burial. >SOMERWELL- 1684. Jane, dau. of Thos. and Grizel his w. Bapt. >SOMERWELL- See CRAWFORD. >SPEAR- 1740. Anne S. of Laurence and Mary. Bapt. >SPEAR- 1786. Geo. Spear and Jane IRVINE. Marr. >STEWARD- 1678. Andrew Steward and Ann DEAN. Marr. >STEWART- 1740. John Stewart, Town Sergeant. Burial. >STORY- 1673. John S. to Eliza MARTIN. Marr. >STORY-See DANE. >TEMPO- 1770. Margaret Tempo, a foundling. Bapt. >THOMSON- See HASSARD. >TREMBLE-1725. Edward of Robert and Eliza. Bapt. >VINCENT- 1738. Rev. Mr. Richard V. and Mrs Annie MITCHELL. Marr. >VINCENT- 1739. Richard of Richard and Anne. Bapt. >WHITTAKER- c.1691. Ralph,s. of Ralph W. and Mary his w. Bapt. >WATERHOUSE-1673. Samuel Waterhouse. Burial. >WHITE- 1785. Rev. John White. aged 84, see Curates. Burial. >WILCOX- 1780. Sarah, Wilcox, a Quaker. Bapt. >WILCOX-See FRITH. >WILLIS-1774. George W. and Ann CORRY. Marr. > FROM BELINDA. > > > > > >

Hi, I have located a birth certificate of my grandmother's sister Catherine, born to Philip and Maryanne (Bogue) Maguire on 9 June 1884 in Broughderg. I can't find the town on the map. I believe it may be in the Maguiresbridge area. Can anyone enlighten me? Is anyone familiar with the Maguire family of Broughderg ? terrysmall@mindspring.com Thank you, Sandy Small Westwood, N.J.

In a message dated 4/15/99 4:54:17 PM, you wrote: <<I have located a birth certificate of my grandmother's sister Catherine, born to Philip and Maryanne (Bogue) Maguire on 9 June 1884 in Broughderg. I can't find the town on the map. I believe it may be in the Maguiresbridge area. Can anyone enlighten me? Is anyone familiar with the Maguire family of Broughderg ?>> Have you used the geographical index on the PRONI site? <A HREF="http://proni.nics.gov.uk/index.htm">PRONI Homepage</A> http://proni.nics.gov.uk/index.htm Click on Geo Index, then go to Townlands and in the alpha index. Its a townland in Aghavea parish. Then you can go back to the county page (Fermanagh) and search by parish and get a map. Janet C-S

Ballymena is in County Antrim and Sixmilecross is in County Tyrone. Michael Clarke Co Fermanagh -----Original Message----- From: C&F Kopser <cdfemma@email.msn.com> To: FERMANAGH-L@rootsweb.com <FERMANAGH-L@rootsweb.com> Date: 15 April 1999 12:56 Subject: Re: town locations >Could some kind soul please tell me which county of NI Ballymena is in? Also >Sixmilecross? Please respond to :cdfemma@e-mail.msn.com. Thank you so much. >Carole Kopser >- > > >

Could some kind soul please tell me which county of NI Ballymena is in? Also Sixmilecross? Please respond to :cdfemma@e-mail.msn.com. Thank you so much. Carole Kopser -

In a message dated 4/15/99 7:47:50 AM, cdfemma@email.msn.com wrote: <<Could some kind soul please tell me which county of NI Ballymena is in? Also Sixmilecross? Please respond to :cdfemma@e-mail.msn.com. Thank you so much.>> Use the index at the PRONI site: http://proni.nics.gov.uk/index.htm <A HREF="http://proni.nics.gov.uk/index.htm">PRONI Homepage</A> Click on Geographical Index on the left, then scroll down to townlands. Good luck, Janet C-S