Can anyone tell me if a death record for June 24, 1931, would show both parents names? If so, how does one go about ordering the certificate? Karen

Can anyone tell me if there is a 1901 for Fermanagh? Thank you. Karen

Hi Maureen, Welcome back, I have missed you. Talk to you soon, Bill ----- Original Message ----- From: <MaureenBatty@aol.com> To: <FERMANAGH-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, March 23, 2006 10:33 PM Subject: [FERMANAGH] CAROLAN > Hello everyone and thank everyone who contacted me to see when I am > returning to the site. My new e-mail address is > maureenbatty1@btinternet.com. >

Hello everyone and thank everyone who contacted me to see when I am returning to the site. My new e-mail address is maureenbatty1@btinternet.com. Back to the subject Carolan...if the information given is correct then I have a great uncle that I didn't know about. Bernard Carolan and Mary Ann Lynch were married on November 1st 1878 and were my g. grandparents. Bernard's parents were Michael Carolan and Mary Mulligan and Mary Ann's father was Luke Lynch. I have no record of a son FRANCIS BUT it is quite possible that he is theirs as the first record I have is of Michael born in 1881 followed by twins Mary and Hugh in 1884 . Luke 1886. Cassie 1888 Margaret [my grandmother] 1891. I do understand the Carrol/Carolan surnames as according to my mother the family were known by both spellings? also Carlin and Carlan. I have these 2 on various certs.. It could also make sense the name Francis as first son but not perfect sense as there does appear to be a strong relationship here to the naming patterns but then Francis was a popular name in the Lynch family and I have not been able to clarify who LUKE'S father was. Hope this has been of some help but I would say it would be one big coincidence to find 2 Bernard Carolan's and Mary Ann Lynch marriages and it always struck me as a bit strange that their first child Michael didn't arrive until 3 yrs after the marriage and I do have that marriage certificate. Mind you if you are correct then FRANCIS just sneaked in within the reguired 9 months??? Maureen

----- Original Message ----- From: "Colin J Potter" <colinjeffery@iprimus.com.au> To: <CoTyroneIreland-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, March 11, 2006 8:07 PM Subject: RE: POTTER Researchers Elizabeth POTTER & Donna HARVEY nee POTTER Hi list, I am trying to find out the new e-mail addresses for these two Ladies, Elizabeth Leanore POTTER and Donna HARVEY nee POTTER who are both researching Our POTTER family my e-mails to them continue to bounce, Thank you for any or all help in re establishing contact with them. Colin Jeffery Potter Queensland Australia Checked by AVG Version: 7.1.375 / Virus Database: 268.2.0/275 - Release Date: 6 Mar 2006

There is Church of Ireland named Templemaghery in the townland of Tullanaglug, in the civil parish of Magheraculmoney, in the Catholic Parish of Cul Maine. it is 2 miles SSw of Ederny Good hunting

Suppose: That each of us who use this site were required to maintain an index of everything posted by ourselves. Think about how you would add each message to your required index. Sometimes: no dates, no locations, no last names, no references, How would you file these types ???? Why this message: To introduce to all of us what we are doing to the archives of the site. We are loading them up "junk mail". "Please", "Please" choose how you reply, where you replay and what you are replying with as to information. I thank all of you who took the time to read this before deleting. ( my spell checker is broken) Bud Flanagan in Arizona

Bud, Anything is possible with Rootsweb. They do allow multiple lists with the same name and de-limiters. They do stipulate that it not become too excessive. Most probably new subscribers would not subscribe to all Fermanagh lists. They would pick FERMANAGH-L list only as being the primary logical list. I have not seen much email on this list to warrant additional lists though. I have each FERMANAGH email automatically deposited into a "Fermanagh" folder in Outlook Express. Then when I get time, usually on weekends, I catch up with my genealogy folder reading. This may be more of an issue due to FERMANAGH-GOLD-L . For some reason, that illogically named list has become a very busy list. So much so that I had to unsubscribe from it. Bill Barber, in New Hampshire

is it possible to set up a seperate e-mail lists: Example: 1, Ferm, Genealogy-L@rootsweb.com, for Genealogy 2. Ferm,Travel-L@rootsweb.com, for wether, clothing, busses, accomodations, etc 3. Ferm, History-L@rootsweb.com for History, DNA, etc. Certain individuals would have their seperate places to go to post their information and remarks. Bud Flanagan, in Arizona

I have recently rejoined this wonderful list after taking a break from family history for a while. Last time I listed my Burley family I made some wonderful contacts. Unfortunately, over the years I have lost their contact details. I am hoping that perhaps they are still listers or that new connections might have joined. My Burley Family starts at William Burley and his wife Mary Campbell. They lived around Bunlougher, Fermanagh in th 1820s when their children were born. This is my information on them: Name: William Burley ---------------------------------------- Spouse: Mary Campbell ---------------------------------------- Birth: 1796 Death: 1864 Lestersees, Ireland Children: ---------------------------------------- 1 M: James Liney BURLEY Birth: 1825 Aghavea, Fermanagh, Ireland Death: 13 Jun 1894 Sale, Australia Spouse: Rachel Johnston Marriage: 21 Jun 1850 Cleenish, Fermanagh, Ireland ---------------------------------------- 2 M: John Burley Birth: 1826 Aghavea, Fermanagh, Ireland Death: 20 Jan 1864 Chewton, Victoria, Australia Spouse: Jane Watkins Marriage: 1854 Fermanagh, Ireland ---------------------------------------- 3 M: Henry Burley Birth: 13 Jan 1828 Bunlougher, Aghavea, Fermanagh, Ireland Death: 27 Mar 1881 Rochester, Victoria, Australia Spouse: Ann Montgomery Marriage: 1860 Castlemaine, Victoria, Australia ---------------------------------------- 4 F: Margaret Burley Birth: 1 Nov 1829 Bunlougher, Aghavea, Fermanagh, Ireland ---------------------------------------- 5 M: Andrew Burley Birth: 25 Nov 1831 ---------------------------------------- 6 M: Robert BURLEY Birth: 1836 Fermanagh, Ireland Death: 22 Sep 1898 Fermanagh, Ireland ---------------------------------------- 7 M: Johnston BURLEY Birth: 26 Feb 1836 Aghavea, Fermanagh, Ireland Death: 1920 Maffra, Victoria, Australia Spouse: Mary Ann DONOHUE Marriage: 28 Jan 1885 Sale, Australia Spouse: Jane Kay AUBREY Marriage: 25 Mar 1878 ---------------------------------------- 8 M: Thomas BURLEY Birth: 17 Jun 1838 Bunlougher, Fermanagh,,Ireland Death: 5 Mar 1910 Aghavea, Fermanah, , Ireland Spouse: Faitnic ---------------------------------------- 9 M: William BURLEY Spouse: Annie TRIMBLE Also, I need some advice from all those knowledgeable listers out there. I would like to know the best way to gain access to a marriage record. The marriage I am after was between William Burleigh/Burley and Mary Campbell 1820 Diocese Of Clogher, Ulster Province, Ireland. This information was obtained from the IGI but had been sumitted so there was no film number to order in. If any listers have relatives who came to Australia, I am happy to try and help find out what happened to them when they got here. I have BMD resources, mostly for Victoria and South Australia but a few for the other states as well. Many thanks in Advance Linda in Sunny Sunbury, Victoria, Australia

"The Book of Ulster Surnames", by Robert Bell page 130/131 In Ulster, the name derived from the Mac Amhlaoibh sept whose name, like that of the Lewis MacAulays, derived from the Gaelic form of the Norse name 'Olaf". These are the descendents of Auley, a son of Donn Carrach Maguire, the first Maguire King of Fermanagh who died in 1302. It is thought that it was this Auley and his sons who first crossed the Erne and won south Fermanagh for the Maguires. The sept gave it's name to Clanawley. The name in Fermanagh is mainly spelt MacCawley or Macgawley and Magawley. Chers Bud Flanagan, in Arizona

Fellow Listers Aghlurcher Catholic Parish Microfilm 0926047 Baptism 16 May 1849 Joannes McCAFFREY son of Joannes McCAFFRY and Anna WARNOCK Sponsor Anna McCAFFRY Baptism 15 June 1851 Thomas McCAFFRY son of Joannes McCAFFRY and Anna WARNOCK Sponsors Bartholomeus McCAFFRY and Susanna CRORKIN Would like to share data with anyone connected with the above couple or anyone who may have data connected to them. Best Regards Rod Warnock Kilaben Bay NSW Australia

Sorry, My AOL e-mail's are not working properly after many phone calls! Happy hunting, Helen (DCGS)

Hi list,      If anyone is doing research on this family please contact me? I would like to know if a daughter Meggie was b. after 1930. 1920 Census -- 1220 Crosby St., Chester, Delaware Co., PA. JOHNSTON, Frederick W. Head  W M  28 M Im1910 Na 1920  Canada  Can Can *                         Priscilla         Wife     W F  28 M   m          Na            England Eng Eng WALKER       Abner             Uncle  W M 38 S  Im1903 Na 1908  England Eng Eng Burner *Shipyard 1930 Census -- 478 Brookhaven Rd.,  Nether Providence, Delaware Co., PA JOHNSTON, Frederick Head  W M 39 M 26 Canada Can Can 1911 Na *          Priscilla  Wife  W F 38 M 25 England Eng Eng1914 Na          Evelyn   Daug  W F   7 S      PA Can Eng * Laborer    can't read Happy hunting, Helen (DCGS)

Hi folks The following records were added to the Lurgan Ancestry website. 1901 CENSUS: Portadown Urban. Approximatley 40 pages or 800 names have been added, including famous streets of Portadown such as Garvaghy Road. These new editions along with the thousands of other records, directories and valuations are free to everyone and can be accessed and searched (with an on site search engine) by going to; www.lurganancestry.net regards. Martin. Lurgan Ancestry

Still looking for info on Denis McBrien (1815 - died after 1901) who married Anne Likely, Lineage # L-22 http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Park/2283/families/mcbrien/ Any Obituaries or Burial records available for him in early 1900s? He was recorded in the Census of 1901 as being a widower, age 86 at Callagheen near Roscor, Parish of Inishmacsaint.

These Marriages from Aghalurcher Parish with Children added where known. WHITESIDE, Joseph md. Frances STEWART *b Mary Ane WHITESIDE, bn. 30 Mar 1871 William WHITESIDE, bn. 28 Aug 1872 STEWART, Andrew, s/o James md. Anne ELLIOTT, d/o John, on 15 May 1855 STEWART, William md. Mary DUFFY *b Anne STEWART, bn. 20 Aug 1873 *b = Children born(registered) at Brookboro, marriage may not have taken place there. The above from: http://www.rootsweb.com/~nirfer/aghalurcher_mar2.htm Good luck! Rita in NJ practicing random acts of genealogical kindness

DIOCESE OF CLOGHER Aughalurcher (Lisnaskea) Fermanagh & Tyrone Baptisms: Oct 19th, 1835 - Dec 28th, 1880 NLI Pos. 5569 PRONI MIC.1D/12 Latter Day Saints Library (LDS) BFA 979704 item 6 http://www.from-ireland.net/parishrecords/ferm/fermindex.htm#alu ----- Original Message ----- From: "Robert McNaught" <rrmcnaught@rogers.com> To: <FERMANAGH-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, January 27, 2006 11:00 AM Subject: [FERMANAGH] Whiteside/Stewart >I am trying to locate anyone that may have information on the following > family: > > Joseph Whiteside married Frances Stewart in 1870 at the registry of at > Lisnaskga, Fermanagh. > They did not sign the register at the time of marriage. We know nothing > of > their parents. > > Any help would be very appreciated. Thank you , Kathleen > > > ==== FERMANAGH Mailing List ==== > If you want to manage an Ireland County Website, please See: > http://irelandgenealogyprojects.rootsweb.com , read requirements for > adoption, then contact coordinator at: Fermanagh-admin@rootsweb.com >

Kathleen, I've never yet seen a copy of a marriage entry in any Irish book that didn't have the couple's signature on it - let alone some information on the father of each. You have a photocopy of the mariage record with no information as to father's and it wasn't signed by the couple. Were there names for the Witnesses. Sorry for asking............I don't know anything about these people..............but no signatures and no father information - it's just so strange. Jane ----- Original Message ----- From: "Robert McNaught" <rrmcnaught@rogers.com> To: <FERMANAGH-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, January 27, 2006 4:00 PM Subject: [FERMANAGH] Whiteside/Stewart >I am trying to locate anyone that may have information on the following > family: > > Joseph Whiteside married Frances Stewart in 1870 at the registry of at

The correct spelling is Lisnaskea. See: http://scripts.ireland.com/ancestor/fuses/townlands/index.cfm?fuseaction=TownlandsInCivil&civilparishid=950&civilparish=Aghavea&citycounty=Fermanagh ----- Original Message ----- From: "Robert McNaught" <rrmcnaught@rogers.com> To: <FERMANAGH-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, January 27, 2006 11:00 AM Subject: [FERMANAGH] Whiteside/Stewart >I am trying to locate anyone that may have information on the following > family: > > Joseph Whiteside married Frances Stewart in 1870 at the registry of at > Lisnaskga, Fermanagh. > They did not sign the register at the time of marriage. We know nothing > of > their parents. > > Any help would be very appreciated. Thank you , Kathleen > > > ==== FERMANAGH Mailing List ==== > If you want to manage an Ireland County Website, please See: > http://irelandgenealogyprojects.rootsweb.com , read requirements for > adoption, then contact coordinator at: Fermanagh-admin@rootsweb.com >