Hi Dave, Not sure that's correct about the townland being in both counties. According to the Griffiths maps, 1911 census as well as the current Monaghan County Council interactive planning map the townland of Mullanderg is wholly in Co. Monaghan. I think the County Council mapping tool is most useful for locating townlands as it outlines their exact boundaries which many other maps do not. Here is the link: http://193.178.1.178/Monaghan_gPlan/ Regards, Seán Dave Hall wrote: > Well Mullanderg townland consists of 146 acres, it is not in Monaghan, > neither is it in Tyrone but it in both. The county border runs through > it. About 130 acres of it are in Monaghan, the rest in Tyrone....It is > approx 1mile from Aughnacloy towards Monaghan and located beteen the N2 > and the A28 roads.

Possibly but am looking at 1837 map. Will be there in a few hours so can check it then. I think it may be the McKennas of Truagh and there's so many of them but they have been quite well researched. I wouldn't even know where to start sorting them! On 19:59, Sean 0'Corr wrote: > Hi Dave, > > Not sure that's correct about the townland being in both counties. According to the Griffiths maps, 1911 census as well as the current Monaghan County Council interactive planning map the townland of Mullanderg is wholly in Co. Monaghan. I think the County Council mapping tool is most useful for locating townlands as it outlines their exact boundaries which many other maps do not. Here is the link: http://193.178.1.178/Monaghan_gPlan/ > > Regards, > Seán > > Dave Hall wrote: > > >> Well Mullanderg townland consists of 146 acres, it is not in Monaghan, >> neither is it in Tyrone but it in both. The county border runs through >> it. About 130 acres of it are in Monaghan, the rest in Tyrone....It is >> approx 1mile from Aughnacloy towards Monaghan and located beteen the N2 >> and the A28 roads. >> > > > > > > >