According to: http://radio.weblogs.com/0117154/stories/2002/12/14/westernIreland.html "During ten weeks in the summer of 1951 Hollywood descended on the old-world Irish village of Cong to film a movie (the village had its first electric power installed that year). John Wayne, Maureen O'Hara and other Hollywood stars were trundled down narrow Irish roads while townsfolk looked on in curiosity. The Quiet Man film project must have been underwritten by a higher power because miraculously there was not a drop of rain that Irish summer to spoil the shooting schedule." -----Original Message----- From: MLeeN8NOK@aol.com [mailto:MLeeN8NOK@aol.com] Sent: Monday, February 09, 2004 5:06 PM To: IRL-CAVAN-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [IRL-CAVAN] Movies made in Co. Cavan Speaking of movies -- does any know where in Ireland "The Quiet Man" with John Wayne, was filmed?

Hi--I am still looking for information on John Boylan who emigrated in the 1830"s. I know that it is a common name. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks Judy Boylan

Actually, Annaghgelliffe is very sadly overgrown and wild at this time! Many stones having fallen into the ground and become covered over with ivy and moss. There was actually one new (2002) interment for a Reilly family member. Sadly I was in such a rush that I did not take the info down-I will try to transcribe all the standing stones in June when I am over. However I do know that Cavan library has the entire set of Breiffne and I am sure if you were to write to Tom Sullivan he would gladly find your required information. Good luck to you !! Fran ----- Original Message ----- From: "Kay Stanton" <kay-stanton@cfl.rr.com> To: <IRL-CAVAN-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, February 09, 2004 11:31 AM Subject: [IRL-CAVAN] Attn: Barbara Mulvaney & Mike Carroll > Hi Barbara and Mike... > > Hope you both see this message... > > Not sure this will be of any help. I was at The Allen Library in October > and have an excerpt from Breifne Vol. VI, No. 24... showing the following > burial: > > Page 408. CEMETERY INSCRIPTIONS IN CAVAN PARISH > A. Annagelliffe > > 21. Here lieth the body of Tomas Mulvany who departed this life the 24th > December 1774, aged 56 years. > > Unfortunately, I only have a couple of pages as I was looking for a specific > name. The note at the end of the listing says: "Inscriptions in > Annagelliffe were transcribed by Brid Cahill, BA, and students from Loreto > Collete; those at the cathedral by Father A. Fagan; those in St. Mary's by > Dr. McKierman and Father Gallogly; those in Urney by Father Galllogly and > students from St. Patrick's College." > > Kay Stanton > Daytona Beach, FL > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Mike Carroll" <cavan@usfamily.net> > To: <IRL-CAVAN-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Sunday, February 08, 2004 12:33 PM > Subject: [IRL-CAVAN] Carroll, Balfe, Lynch of Edenburt > > > > Hello again, > > > > I'm glad the information I was able to provide regarding Derver Cemetery > was > > helpful. Parts of my Carroll family are related to Mulvaneys from > Lisduff, > > which is very near Edenburt, in the southern part of County Cavan. It > does > > not appear that Barbara's Mulvaney family is the same one. I currently > have > > a microfilm of the church records of the Catholic church in Maghera on > loan > > at the local Family History Library, and have noticed many Mulvaney > entries > > among the records. > > > > Like I mentioned in my first reply regarding Derver Cemetery, I'd written > to > > a well-known genealogical library (Allen County Public Library) for > > information on an article in Briefne I've seen regarding this cemetery. > > Unfortunately, they wrote back that the volume and page do not exist. If > > anyone does have information on the cemetery, especially transcription > > records, I'd be interested in them. > > > > Thanks, > > > > Mike Carroll > > > > --- > > Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. > > Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). > > Version: 6.0.577 / Virus Database: 366 - Release Date: 2/3/2004 > > > > > > > > ------ http://USFamily.Net/info - Unlimited Internet - From > $8.99/mo! ------ > > > > > > >

Hi Barbara and Mike... Hope you both see this message... Not sure this will be of any help. I was at The Allen Library in October and have an excerpt from Breifne Vol. VI, No. 24... showing the following burial: Page 408. CEMETERY INSCRIPTIONS IN CAVAN PARISH A. Annagelliffe 21. Here lieth the body of Tomas Mulvany who departed this life the 24th December 1774, aged 56 years. Unfortunately, I only have a couple of pages as I was looking for a specific name. The note at the end of the listing says: "Inscriptions in Annagelliffe were transcribed by Brid Cahill, BA, and students from Loreto Collete; those at the cathedral by Father A. Fagan; those in St. Mary's by Dr. McKierman and Father Gallogly; those in Urney by Father Galllogly and students from St. Patrick's College." Kay Stanton Daytona Beach, FL ----- Original Message ----- From: "Mike Carroll" <cavan@usfamily.net> To: <IRL-CAVAN-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, February 08, 2004 12:33 PM Subject: [IRL-CAVAN] Carroll, Balfe, Lynch of Edenburt > Hello again, > > I'm glad the information I was able to provide regarding Derver Cemetery was > helpful. Parts of my Carroll family are related to Mulvaneys from Lisduff, > which is very near Edenburt, in the southern part of County Cavan. It does > not appear that Barbara's Mulvaney family is the same one. I currently have > a microfilm of the church records of the Catholic church in Maghera on loan > at the local Family History Library, and have noticed many Mulvaney entries > among the records. > > Like I mentioned in my first reply regarding Derver Cemetery, I'd written to > a well-known genealogical library (Allen County Public Library) for > information on an article in Briefne I've seen regarding this cemetery. > Unfortunately, they wrote back that the volume and page do not exist. If > anyone does have information on the cemetery, especially transcription > records, I'd be interested in them. > > Thanks, > > Mike Carroll > > --- > Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. > Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). > Version: 6.0.577 / Virus Database: 366 - Release Date: 2/3/2004 > > > > ------ http://USFamily.Net/info - Unlimited Internet - From $8.99/mo! ------ > >

Happy to see the name McGorry show up on the roll call. First time ever, I think. My grandmother, Susan McGORRY (MAGORRY) was born about 1873 in Cavan Ireland. Have never been able to pinpoint the town, nor get a copy of a birth certificate for her. She married my grandfather, Luke CAHILL in Knockbride, Cavan, and died on Dec. 5, 1938 in Bailieborough. Her father was Philip McGORRY who married Susan LYNCH (born about 1838, died 3/23/7) in Cullies. I have no dates on Philip McGORRY and believe his father was John MCGORRY. Susan McGORRY had a sister Mary and a brother John. Anything sound familiar? Jeanne, Mendham, NJ

Karen asked where did I find the above register. Here is the address: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~adrian/Ash_Bap1.htm There is a gap in the records between July 1827 and May 1839. This is only for that one particular Parish register, I have no information about others. Jill Finch

Descendants of John McElroy 1 John McElroy - 1866 .. +Ann Reilly - 1858 ......... 2 James McElroy 1840 - 1912 ............. +Rose O'Neill - 1928 .................... 3 Annie McElroy 1872 - 1940 ........................ +William J Walsh ............................... 4 Teresa Muriel Walsh 1905 - 1968 ................................... +Rene Marx Valentine 1905 - 1967 ........................................... 5 Joseph William Valentine 1927 - ............................................... +Lorraine Ann Bressor 1931 - ...................................................... 6 Kathleen Ann Valentine 1951 - .......................................................... +Francis Henry Joseph Casale 1953 - ................................................................. 7 Adam Joseph Casale 1978 - ................................................................. 7 Patrick Michael Casale 1980 - ...................................................... 6 Joseph William Valentine, Jr 1952 - .......................................................... +Sharon 1960 - ................................................................. 7 Jessica Marie Valentine 1995 - ...................................................... *2nd Wife of Joseph William Valentine, Jr: .......................................................... +Catherine Fitzgerald 1951 - ................................................................. 7 Kimberly Valentine 1973 - ..................................................................... +Michael Madden ............................................................................ 8 Alexandra Madden 1996 - ............................................................................ 8 Andrew Madden 1999 - ................................................................. 7 Joseph Mark Valentine 1976 - ...................................................... 6 Jane Carol Valentine 1953 - ...................................................... 6 Michael Richard Valentine 1955 - ...................................................... 6 Debra Gloria Valentine 1958 - .......................................................... +Bruce Inpyn 1958 - ................................................................. 7 Alexis Renee Inpyn ................................................................. 7 James Steven Inpyn ................................................................. 7 Bethany Dawn Inpyn ...................................................... 6 Mark Arthur Valentine 1962 - ........................................... 5 Gloria Valentine ............................... 4 May Walsh ............................... 4 Rosella Walsh ............................... 4 William Walsh ............................... 4 Anna Walsh .................... 3 Mary McElroy 1873 - .................... 3 Hester McElroy 1875 - .................... 3 Martha McElroy 1877 - .................... 3 Katie McElroy 1879 - 1887 .................... 3 Thomas McElroy 1881 - .................... 3 Rosey McElroy 1883 - ......... 2 Ann McElroy - 1908 ............. +Michael Brophy ......... 2 Martha McElroy - 1876 ............. +Bernard McGinty ......... 2 Mary McElroy - 1874 ............. +Thomas Reilly - 1870 ......... 2 Thomas McElroy - 1900 ............. +Ann Kirk ......... 2 Essie McElroy ............. +Pat Carroll Any connections? This is not a complete list as I've not been dutiful lately. Kathy V.

ANGLO-CELT OCTOBER 13, 1848 THE ERNE ESTATES Lord Erne has provided two agriculturists for his Fermanagh estate, who are to give instructions gratuitously to his tenantry; and those of them who bring certificates that they have followed the directions he proposed, will be allowed a 5 percent off the amount of their rent. His lordship has accepted £600 of the governmental loan for drainage purposes -- Armagh Guardian _____________________________________________________________ COOTEHILL SESSIONS (From our own Correspondent) Cootehill, October 11, 1848 The Quarter Sessions commenced here on the 11th inst. Our excellent Assistant-Barristr, P.M. MUJRPHY, Esq., Q.C., was in his usual health and spirits, and seemed nothing daunted at the formidable array of criminal business before him, though there were more than a hundred and thirty numbers on the crown book. Most of the felony cases were of a trifling nature, serving rather to shew the poverty than the depravity of the prisoners in the dock. The numerous parties against whom Mr. HASSARD, of Bailieborough, swore informations for a riot and assault (of which particulars appeared in a late number of the ANGLO-CELT) had a cross case against the prosecutor, Mr. M'GAURAN appeared for Mr. HASSARD and Mr. James ARMSTRONG for the MALLENS and those who acted with them. After the Assistant-Barrister allowed all the parties to traverse in prox, Mr. HASSARD rose and asked permission to speak a few words? Assistant-Barrister--Certainly. Mr. HASSARD--Your worship, I have not the least objection to these people, though their conduct has been most outrageous traversing in prox; but I should like to put your worship in possession of the facts of the case. Barrister--Not now, Mr. HASSARD; when the case comes regularly before me, I shall be prepared to hear what you have got to say. (Discussion regarding an affidavit) After some more conversation, it was finally settled by the court that parties should be bound over to keep the peace, and that the case should be tried at the next Bailieborough Sessions. Cootehill, October 12. GRAND JURY--Edward COONEY, Foreman; Thomas FITZGERALD, Edward BROWN, Thomas FAY, John SHERA, John CAMPELL(sic), Philip SMITH, William WORTHY, William STINSON, Thomas MARSDEN, Thomas HALL, Richard BROWN, John ADAMS, Samuel M'FADDIN, Edward M'COLLUM. ENTRIES--Civil Bills, 787; Ejectments, 97; Replevins, 3; Legacies, 1; Appeals to Convictions, 2. CROWN CASES. Patrick FINEGAN, larcent\y from Cootehill workhouse--one week's imprisonment. Edward GREEN, like offence--24 hours' imprisonment. Anne DUFFY, Larceny--seven years' transportation. Mary FOY, Susan BRADY, Rose M'CAFFRY, larceny of fowl, 2 months' hard labour each. John CROSSIN, Margaret CROSSIN, and Patrick MULLEN, larceny of fowl--one month each. David COCHRANE, pig stealing--six months' hard labour. Phillip FOY, having unregistered arms in his possession-- 24 hours' imprisonment. Thomas HEERY, larceny--six months' hard labour, solitary confinement first and last week. Alexander M'CUTCHEN, larceny from Cootehill workhouse-- one months' imprisonment. Isiah DUFF, like offence--one week. Anne LYNCH and Patrick LYNCH, larceny. Thomas M'DONALD, rescue and assault--one fortnight's hard labour. Thomas GIBNEY, larceny--one fortnight hard labour. James FARRELY and James CONNELL, riot and rescue--each two months' hard labour. Wm. FORD and Bridget REIHALL, for stolen goods--24 hours' each. John FOX, larceny of turf--one week's imprisonment. Elenor COONEY, larceny of potatoes--one week's imprisonment. George MURRAY and James CLARKE, assault--one fortnight each. MIchael MALONE, larceny--one fortnight. ==================================================== IN THE COURT FOR RELIEF OF INSOLVENT DEBTORS IN IRELAND In the Matter of William JONES, an Insolvent. The Schedule Creditors of the Insolvent are required to meet the Assignee, Mr. James PARKER, at Mr. James MAGAURAN's Hotel, Main street, in the Town of Cavan, on Monday, the 6th Day of NOVEMBER, 1848, at the hour of 12 o'clock, at Noon, for the purpose of fixing the manner, time, and place for the Sale by Public Auction of the Property returned by the Insolvent in his Schedule. Dated this 9th day of October 1848. William MAGRATH, Attorney for the Assignee 44, Lewis-street, Dublin _____________________________________________________________ County Cavan Newspaper Transcription Project

This is a re-send, in case it did not get out to folks last December. Karen ----- Original Message ----- From: "Cush and Karen Anthony" <cushkaren@gwi.net> To: <IRL-CAVAN-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, December 11, 2003 9:51 PM Subject: [IRL-CAVAN] ANGLO CELT - Sep 6,1855 > ANGLO CELT - September 6, 1855 > > ACCIDENTS. -- Four persons labouring under dislocated or broken limbs were brought into the County Infirmary on Monday and Tuesday last and are under treatment there. The injuries were received from the falling of clay upon those who sustained them, while they were working near Ballinagh, at the railway which is in course of construction to Cavan. > > INQUEST. -- An inquest was held yesterday before William POLLOCK, Esq.., on the body of Peter REILLY, who died in the County Infirmary on Tuesday last. He was severely beaten in a row that took place with some members of the militia in Crossdoney Fair in May last, and a verdict was returned that he died of an abscess of the leg, caused by injuries received from some person or persons unknown on the occasion. > > THE CHURCH. -- The Rev. James Sutcliffe PAGET, A.B., Son of the late Noble PAGET, Esq., of Farah, in this county, has been appointed to the town district of the Parish of Clones, in the Diocese of Clogher, patron the Rector. > > DUNDALK AND ENNISKILLEN RAILWAY. -- This company has obtained a loan of £100,000, to bear interest at four per cent, from the Bank of Ireland. This sum will enable them to carry on their works vigorously, and we may hope that they will commence operations on their branch line by Cootehill. > > THE FLAX CROP. -- By a return from the Registrar General which came into our hands this morning, it appears that there is a deficiency of at least one-third in the quantity of flax planted in Ireland in 1855, as compared with the preceding year, the number of acres under it being -- in 1851, 151,403; in 1855, > > -------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------ > > County Cavan Newspapers Transcription Project > 99,192. > > >

Hello again, I’m glad the information I was able to provide regarding Derver Cemetery was helpful. Parts of my Carroll family are related to Mulvaneys from Lisduff, which is very near Edenburt, in the southern part of County Cavan. It does not appear that Barbara’s Mulvaney family is the same one. I currently have a microfilm of the church records of the Catholic church in Maghera on loan at the local Family History Library, and have noticed many Mulvaney entries among the records. Like I mentioned in my first reply regarding Derver Cemetery, I’d written to a well-known genealogical library (Allen County Public Library) for information on an article in Briefne I’ve seen regarding this cemetery. Unfortunately, they wrote back that the volume and page do not exist. If anyone does have information on the cemetery, especially transcription records, I’d be interested in them. Thanks, Mike Carroll --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.577 / Virus Database: 366 - Release Date: 2/3/2004 ------ http://USFamily.Net/info - Unlimited Internet - From $8.99/mo! ------

In Larah parish, I have Bridget McMAHON (b. abt 1890) married to Paddy TEEVAN, with children Rose and Mary. No other info. Do you connect to McMahon? Claire McCormack

Do you have an Owen McGee?

Ok, here's another "I sort-a-know statement" the priest at Clifferna (its just a small building) is shared with another church --he gives mass in two places...I'd just write to Larah Parish Priest -- it might still be father Brady. Mo RTooey@aol.com wrote: Jim, have your ever obtained baptismal or marriage records from the Catholic church in Clifferna. If so, did your address your letter Parochial House, Cliferna, Larah, Cavan? Have had good luck at St. Mary's in Kingscourt, Co. Cavan for my ancestors in nearby Meath which is in the Enniskeen Parish. Sorry for the error in my first message. Rosemary St. Louis Maureen Fitzpatrick Cleveland Film Society Phone: 914-712-0414 Fax: 914-712-0415 email: maureen_fitzpatrick@yahoo.com

Is it because I drive and shift on the other side that I'm always so confused!!! ???? Clifferna is in Clifferna townland...I swear its not too far from new Laragh church...down the road a mile? I just read that Larah parish was 7x8 English miles in the Ordnance Survey Memoirs. CI and RC churches are close to each other. Sorry Mo Alice Teevan <ateevan@donet.com> wrote: Re: "There is a Clifferna church in Larah -- also a Larah church. My family lives there and I never know which one I'm in! Clifferna is dank, smelly and old. There is a graveyard across the street from it I think. I told someone I have a picture of it -- but can't find it -- I'll post it when I do find it." I am familiar with the Church of Ireland. They have a graveyard in front of the church and on the sides, and maybe in back of the church. Across the road is St. Brigid (Roman Catholic) in Larah. We have been there. It is a new church built approximately in 1976-1981. It is modern and built round. I do not know where Clifferna is but I know where Stradone and Larah are. John Teevan Maureen Fitzpatrick Cleveland Film Society Phone: 914-712-0414 Fax: 914-712-0415 email: maureen_fitzpatrick@yahoo.com

Hi, My family is in Stradone :Fitzpatrick townlands Knocktaggert Fitz' in Tulliinchion, Carrickallen, Carricknashoke Ardvaugh...tell me your townlands -- I need to do a proper roll call :-) Mo Alice Teevan <ateevan@donet.com> wrote: Any Teevan or Fitzpatrick names from Stradone, Larah or Drumlane Drung on list? Thank you. John Teevan Maureen Fitzpatrick Cleveland Film Society Phone: 914-712-0414 Fax: 914-712-0415 email: maureen_fitzpatrick@yahoo.com

Hi List I just would like to say a BIG THANK YOU to all those who have look into solving the mystery about the above cemetery. As Shane has summarised it:- 1. Dervor in its alternate spelling Derver can be see to fit the original article very well, as previously explained; 2. Mulvany is a name associated with that part of the county which is up around Virginia (Cavan Library) 3. Dervor is an old graveyard (long closed) (per Cavan library) and therefore fits the description in the Anglo Celt. I suppose one thing you might want to do is at least prove that there were burials there as late as the 1850's when the Celt was being written. The article may be of use here. 4. Henry Mulvany was father of the two priests in the article and their mother was Ellen Farrelly. They came from Lisduff,Lurgan which is beside Virginia. (per library) It makes perfect sense that he would be buried there. Regards Barbara -- Barbara Morton Sandspit, Warkworth, NZ

i recieve alot of these fine projects but this one is great because the volunteers take a little more to Capitalize the last names better the best my friends Chelsea,Ma.-Woburn,Ma.-denning-dennen-danin-dinan-dinihey-denningston-dinning- carlon-carroll-dever-cogan-malone-heslin-piscopo-mazzola-martini-farrell-mchug h-farley-grimes-lynch-doherty-SanDanto,Ita-Adargh,longford-Revere,Ma-Wintrop,M a.-sprague- and ever growing list Jim Denning

Anglo Celt - December 27, 1855 ____________________ SUDDEN DEATHS -- Two deaths took place most suddenly in this county within the week. The Rev. Henry MONEK WINDER, the pious and estimable Vicar of Killakere, died of disease of the heart on Friday last after a few hours suffering, and at eight o'clock this morning, Dr. COYNE of this town fell a victim to an apoplectic attack. He was complaining for some days of a rheumatic affection in the head, but no one thought, as he was seen walking in the streets on yesterday, that his (....?) was so nearly run. A better citizen of a more respected man than Dr. Coyne had not existence, and a feeling of sorrow for his death is universal and intense here. COLONIAL MISSION OF THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. We understand that the Rev. Robert JAMIESON of Belturbet has been appointed a Missionary to British North America by the Missionary Directors of the General Assembly at their late meeting in Belfast. MONAGHAN MILITIA - The head quarters of this force which were here from the time the regiment came into the county, were removed to Belturbet on Monday last. INCUMBERED ESTATES COURT - A portion of the Lands of Gercraff and Bog of Drumoarn, which were vested in the assignee of Thomas ARGUS were sold the other day, in Henrietta-street, and purchased by Mr. J. GILLESPIE for £350. The premises were valued at £27 13s. 4 1/2d. THE MEATH ELECTION -- Mr. M'EVOY has been returned as member for Meath by a majority of two telone (sic?), the numbers that voted for him being about 1,600, while Mr. MEREDYTH had about 800 votes recorded for him. ____________________ DIED Dec 17 (?), Arthur John GREEN, Esq., architect, of Piccadilly, London, eldest son of W. Green, Esq., of the Government House, Londonderry. ____________________ COUNTY OF CAVAN DIVISION OF COOTEHILL A List of Applications received by the Clerk of the Peace from persons seeking Excise Licenses for the Sale of Beer, Spirits, &c., by Retail, within said County, pursuant to the 3rd and 4th Wm. IV., ch. 68; and 18 and 19 Vic., ch. 62; to be heard and inquired into at Bailieborough, on MONDAY, the 7th day of January next, immediately after the Grand Jury shall have been sworn. Name / Residence / Parish / Barony Brady, Terence / Drumchee / Drung / Tullygarvey Clarke, Phillip / Carnalynch / Killenkere / Castleraghan Keelan, John / Kingscourt / Enniskeen / Clonkee Maher, Michael / Kingscourt / Enniskeen / Clonkee M'Entee, Patt / Drung / Drung / Tullygarvey O'Connor, John / Kingscourt / Enniskeen / Clonkee Reilly, Michael / Bailieborough / Bailieborough / Clonkee Smith, Andrew / Cootehill / Drumgoon / Tullygarvey Soden, William / Virginia / Lurgan / Castleraghan Terry, George / Virginia / Lurgan / Castleraghan Whettan (Whattan?), Isaac / Cootehill / Drumgoon / Tullygarvey ____________________ NOTICE ALL PERSONS having claims on the Estate of the late Francis FINLAY of Ardlogher, County Cavan, who died in January, 1855, are required to send in THEIR CLAIMS, on or before the 20th January, 1856, and also ALL PERSONS INDEBTED to the said Estate are required to settle their accounts on or before that day. DAVID FINLAY, Executor, Bawnboy 21st December, 1855. ____________________ THE COURT FOR THE RELIEF of INSOLVENT DEBTORS IN IRELAND Pursuant to the Act for the Relief of Insolvent Debtors in Ireland, and on Act of the 14th and 15th Victoria, ch. 57. Notice is hereby given, that the Assistant Barrister for the County of Cavan will hold a Court for the discharge of insolvent Debtors at Cavan on THURSDAY, the 10th day of JANUARY, 1856, at 10 o'clock in the Forenoon of said day. Dated this 13th day of December, 1855. J. PLUNKETT, Chief Clerk ____________________ COUNTY OF MEATH. TO BE SOLD, the Tenants' interest in the LANDS of Farnylough, containing 258 A (?), 1R.(?) 20p., statute measure, situate within one mile of Oldcastle, and three of Ballyjamesduff, held for one good life, aged 47 ; Rent, £247 0s. 6d ' all in hand and under Grass for the last 50 years. Proposals will be received by N. BATTERSBY, Esq., Loughbarn, Collingstown. ____________________ WANTED. AT OR NEAR BELTURBET, A DWELLING HOUSE, with Two Sitting Rooms, Three Bed Rooms, and Servants' Apartments. Stables and Coach House attached to the premises. Apply to Mr. FARRELL, Beskins (Reskins? Keskins?) Terrace, Cavan. ____________________ County Cavan Newspaper Transcription Project

Donna Mine came in 1793, but some cousins might be there. Do not like the sound of what happened. fm

Derver is a cemetery in the townlands of Whitegate or Lissduff. people I know were buried there only a few years ago The cemetary goes back hundreds of years . The church associated with it would be Maghera RC Church County Cavan. It is located on the main road between the town of Kells in County Meath (7 or 8 miles away) and the town of Virginia in County Cavan(app 5miles). There is a new cemetery in Maghera near the church that goes back app.100 years. You can find that online. I hope this helps you all . GOOD LUCK I am Searching Brady's from Townland Pollakeel Village mountnugent diocese. of Meath County Cavan births deaths and marriages certificates are registerd in Ballyjamesduff or sometimes Oldcastle Edward Fracis Brady born 1891 Sponsers Thomas Fitzsimons & Monica Brady became a priest his brother Hugh Brady born 1894 sponsers Thomas Fitzsimons & Maria Owens other siblings Patrick Joseph (Joe) , Philip, Anna Ruth, Hannah and Irene