To Viola and other Crozier researchers on the list, I don’t know if this Crozier information will link to your Fermanagh families, but Pia has kindly sent me the following information from Family Search….. A Memorial (Marriage agreement) dated the 14th August 1755 and registered 4th March 1757, at Enniskillen, lists a Catherine Crozier, daughter of William Crozier of Drumbo and a Thomas Elliot son of James Elliot of Drumduff. Catherine Crozier’s portion/dowry listed as,10 cows in calf and a mare in foal at May next (1756). (Was May 1756 the date of the marriage, or was the marriage just before 4th March 1757?) Thomas Elliot’s portion or dowry appears to have been a quarter of the land of Drumduff with the house gardens with all other edifices. The said land then leased by a James Crozier. Other Fermanagh names listed in the Memorial were -: Charles Irvine, Ballindullagh, John Hetherington of Drumacalara, John Betty of Tullycalrick and John Johnston of the City of Dublin, Gent. I haven’t been able to link the Drumduff Elliott family to my Irvinestown Elliott family. They only lived about three miles apart in Fermanagh, but both Elliot families lived after immigration, in Broughton Village near Gerringong in NSW. Here they both attended the same local school, which because of a similar naming pattern was confusing. Carole Elliott.