I also am grasping for straws in my search, before attending the Ulster Historical Foundation conference in September. . . hope to meet you there, Jan Clizer. . . 1810: Richard CROZIER b. Co. Tyrone (according to his gravestone but perhaps he was born close to the Tyrone / Fermanagh border?); emigrated to Canada probably about 1830's; d. Erin, Ontario, Canada February 1861. Married Elizabeth Grindell (b. 1810 Co. Monaghan), (marriage registration unfound) about 1838; she was daughter of Henry Grindell (b. 1764 Co. Monaghan) and Susannah Grindell (b. 1789 Co. Monaghan). Richard and Elizabeth Crozier had 5 children: John, James, Margaret Ann, Robert Henry, Susannah. Given the naming conventions, is there anyone out there who can give me a hint on any connections to Croziers who just might be related? I have no information about Richard Croziers parents or siblings, or the Irish townland / village / where he might have lived. . . I have lots of information about the family after 1836 but I am in great need of the Irish history.