This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Humphries, Humphreys, Humphrey Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/DYC.2ACE/1354 Message Board Post: I am looking for any information about the Humphreys who presumably came over from England 1600s (?). I know that my great-grandfather William Humphries left Irvinestown, Fermanagh in around 1898 for north-east England. I believe that there was only a small Humphries family in Irvinestown. Does anyone have any information that can help me track this side of the family further back?

I would like to know if there is anyone researching the name Peden/Pedan in Northern Ireland. Raymond Kelly

There is a prominent family named Peden who live in Greenwich, CT. You should check this out. the_researcher <the_researcher@raymondscountydownwebsite.com> wrote: I would like to know if there is anyone researching the name Peden/Pedan in Northern Ireland. Raymond Kelly "...In A Little Brown Shack in South Carolina, Someone Waits for Me..." (at 12 Wade Hampton Drive) --------------------------------- Yahoo! Messenger with Voice. Make PC-to-Phone Calls to the US (and 30+ countries) for 2¢/min or less.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/DYC.2ACE/1344.1.1 Message Board Post: Hi Mark, It was good to hear from you because I have been searching for information on my gggrandparents for years!! They changed their name to Givnin in the US, and I had a difficult time finding their original name. I remember hearing McGivney as a child...but I'm still not certain if that is the name. I understand that the name could also be McEvinney, so I'll give you my info and you can tell me if it rings a bell. Patrick was born in Ireland in 1824 to John and Bridget. I believe that Patrick came to America on September 11, 1848, aboard the Caleb Grimshaw, landing in Castle Garden, New York City. His wife, Mary Ann, was born in Ireland in 1832 to Patrick and Bridget Kane. Patrick and Mary Ann had 4 sons: William, b1862, Michael, b1867, Patrick, b1871, and Bernard, my ggrandfather, bMay 21, 1873. They lived in a "patch" near Mahanoy City, PA, and Patrick was a coal miner. That's all I have. If you can help me locate their birthplaces in Ireland, I would be thrilled. M! y sister and I visited Ireland last summer and we plan to return. We were in Counties Cork and Kerry, where our Healy relatives came from, and our trip was fantastic!! Looking forward to hearing from you, Joanne

Hi I have quite a few McClelland marriages on a database and found this one for Arthur McCelland but unfortunately the name of the wife is illegibile - so not sure it will help you really..... 30/09/1814 DUNGIVEN Church of Ireland, Limavady MCCLELLAND ARTHUR wife's name ILLEGIBLE Whilst it is not the same names there was this marriage between McClelland and Irwin: BOVEVAGH Presbyterian Limavady MCCLELLAND THOMAS married IRWIN ELIZABETH Carol -----Original Message----- From: irl-ulster-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:irl-ulster-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of Barbara Lewis Sent: 26 September 2006 12:43 To: IRL-ULSTER@rootsweb.com Subject: [IRL-ULSTER] MCCLELLAND -ERWIN I'm making another plea for information on the marriage and/or parents of Arthur MCCLELLAND and Annie ERWIN, married in Ireland about 1810, migrated to Wigtownshire, Scotland and raised their family there: Margaret, John, Alexander, William, and Mary.... I have no idea where in Ulster they are from, but the Erwins (Irwin) were from Derry......we know that they went back and forth between Scotland and Ireland... Both were born about 1785 in Ireland I'm making a trip to Ireland in 2 weeks and would love to find a clue before I go.... Barbara Mcclelland Lewis ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to IRL-ULSTER-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Ok I just found you as Barbara Lewis in Ogden Utah. That is my place of birth, they are having some kind of a genealogy conference there about now. All my ancestors came from Ogden and Weber area. So how is that for finding at least Annie Erwin. That marriage record that does not have the brides name clearly written might be your lady. Boy, am I good someone was working on your line . Oh well at least i found the beginning of it. on to ancestry.com

If you are going to do any research in Ireland you have to know the townland where your folks came from. That goes for any time period at all. My folks came here 1793. I found my townland here on a tombstone of the first guy that came to his country. Name the born Tunien County Cavan Ireland. death date and place as Argyle Washington county , NY Dont try and turn it around as Cavan County it is not Correct. That is only place on earth where they use it as a rural address. Townland , County whatever , Civil Parish , Ireland. It is like a rural street address for locating you ancestors. Mine goes Tonyin then back to Drummartin and two more before I hit 1647. The Ulster province take is all of Moder free Ireland plus several counties in the south part of Ireland. If you folks were presbyterians and in the north you have a chance it they were catholics good luck. There are not many records for either beyond 1820. I found my Presbyterians in the land records. The only major place with records and any hope that I found. I found a marriage record, the results of wills. To follow the line follow the money. The oldest son gets the rental rights to the townland. He is to take care of the family until the townland no longer will support the family. The younger ones move on. It just so happens the minister of Cootehill married the oldest daughter and came to america with his bride and brother also a minister. Then my line was the oldest son for three generations. One land record has 6 generations of the family three on the male line then changes to the female line for another three. Names two uncles and their line to the grandfather of the first female of that line. Then I find in the index further back in time other townland who are my line and state so. My line went George, Samuel , James. Then Drummartin right next to Tonyin I found James his brothers their father John and another townland and the first three brothers to come from Scotland. I never say how or who or where in scotland out of respect for those who are doing the same line. They wanting to do there own research. So I let them. Now in Scotland I go back quite a few years also. I did not find the jump in Ireland. One cousin contacted me and gave me the proof by townland and how they got there. A real good piece of luck. Of all places that line came from China. It does not figure huh. good luck

I'm making another plea for information on the marriage and/or parents of Arthur MCCLELLAND and Annie ERWIN, married in Ireland about 1810, migrated to Wigtownshire, Scotland and raised their family there: Margaret, John, Alexander, William, and Mary.... I have no idea where in Ulster they are from, but the Erwins (Irwin) were from Derry......we know that they went back and forth between Scotland and Ireland... Both were born about 1785 in Ireland I'm making a trip to Ireland in 2 weeks and would love to find a clue before I go.... Barbara Mcclelland Lewis

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: McEvinney Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/DYC.2ACE/1344.1 Message Board Post: Joanne, Got good info re McEvinney. Would be willing to exchange for what u've got. Hail! Hail! Mark.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/DYC.2ACE/1353 Message Board Post: William McElwee I, born Co Tyronne, died in Co. Derry, Northern Ireland. His son, William II, a weaver, emigrated to America in 1750 with his brother David. Need information on the family in Northern Ireland. In "The Life and Adventures of the McElwee's" by Pence he stated that William McElwee is buried in the Old Presbyterian Cemetery of Londonderry, Northern Ireland. What and where is that. ANY help or leads appreciated.

In a message dated 9/16/2006 1:34:21 PM Eastern Daylight Time, JJrMcComb@aol.com writes: They got here to the USA, by signing CONTRACTS OF BONDAGE, ofcoarse I have no idea what this, can anyone explain? What is it, it sounds bad? Do I still need to find other emigration or passenger listings? Where do I find these contracts of bondage. My guess is that they indentured themselves. That's the only thing I can think of.

I have updated the births and christenings on my website for Rathfriland and area, the website search engine will not pick up the new material till Monday morning, so please use edit and find on your computer for names just now.and the best of luck in your research. Raymond http://www.raymondscountydownwebsite.com

I have put the photographs of some of the men who were killed in action, during 1914 and 1917 from Banbridge and district on my website, on the Banbridge section, see index. some of the photographs give the name of the parents and their address, Raymond http://www.raymondscountydownwebsite.com

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/DYC.2ACE/1346.1.1 Message Board Post: That makes sense. Thanks for your help. No need to reply.

Jeff Have a look at these 2 wbsites .www.HamiltonMongonery1606.com and www.ulsterancestry.com/ulster-scots-2.html . Laurie researching Aulds (Aull ) from Armagh ----- Original Message ----- From: JJrMcComb@aol.com To: Scotch-Irish@rootsweb.com ; Irl-Ulster@rootsweb.com Sent: Friday, September 15, 2006 6:41 AM Subject: [S-I] Ulster Plantations, Questions Hello Listers I am looking for information, actual records taken during the Ulster Plantations. My family took part in at least one, Co DOWN 1605-1630 and on. How they entered, where they lived, how they migrated around, whom was born in Ireland during their stay,etc.This was all run by the Crown, so I have no idea where to start looking. Where could I find these records, being all the way in S Cali? I understand that in the beginning it was actually the Scots whom proposed the idea, for a way to make money for everyone, altho they were forced to start the Denization Process, which would still make them british subjects. I dont know where to look for that information, if there is a way clear over here in S. Cali. Does any one have this info?? Thank You in advance. ============================== *Jeff McComb *MacThomas-Admin@Rootsweb.com *_Sine Manicus Ne Tange Felem_ (http://hometown.aol.com/jjrmccomb/index.html) ©2006.*All Rights Reserved. _MacThomas-L-Rootsweb.com_ (http://lists.rootsweb.com/index/surname/m/macthomas.html) ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to SCOTCH-IRISH-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.co.uk/mbexec/msg/an/DYC.2ACE/1347 Message Board Post: I am searching for Alexander and Mary Condy who were married in 1844 possibly in Cullentra. They had a daughter - Isabella born c.1845. Has anyone come across these names before? Jean.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/DYC.2ACE/1346.1 Message Board Post: Hello Geri, There wouldn't be any records of your family in Birmingham, Alabama, US or New Orleans, Louisiana, US in Ireland. You need to post on the message boards for the locations where they lived to find the information you're looking for. Regarding Ulster ancestry, you need to find from her US records the following information: a) names of persons born in Ulster. b) dates of birth c) places of birth d) parents names e) religious denomination Eilís O'Hara

Hello Listers I am looking for information, actual records taken during the Ulster Plantations. My family took part in at least one, Co DOWN 1605-1630 and on. How they entered, where they lived, how they migrated around, whom was born in Ireland during their stay,etc.This was all run by the Crown, so I have no idea where to start looking. Where could I find these records, being all the way in S Cali? I understand that in the beginning it was actually the Scots whom proposed the idea, for a way to make money for everyone, altho they were forced to start the Denization Process, which would still make them british subjects. I dont know where to look for that information, if there is a way clear over here in S. Cali. Does any one have this info?? Thank You in advance. ============================== *Jeff McComb *MacThomas-Admin@Rootsweb.com *_Sine Manicus Ne Tange Felem_ (http://hometown.aol.com/jjrmccomb/index.html) ©2006.*All Rights Reserved. _MacThomas-L-Rootsweb.com_ (http://lists.rootsweb.com/index/surname/m/macthomas.html)

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/DYC.2ACE/1212.1.2.1.1.1.1.1.1 Message Board Post: Looks like we have both got pretty much the same info on Patrick Carson and the Irish connection at Ulster. I take it that you are stilling looking for his father and mother and siblings and their place of abode in Ireland. I plan to continue my search for them. It also appears that you have much of my line (James Carson). Is there any data that I may have that you would like? Did Robert Carson have any other children besides your Rebecca? Did they have children and who were they? My mailing address: 1262 Peach Street, Neeses, SC 29107

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: carson,rickenbacker,bair Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/DYC.2ACE/1212.1.2.1.1.1.1.1 Message Board Post: origins ulster: plantetion oribinally spelt ap'corsan and this family were very prominent in kilcudbrightshire and dumfriessh were provosts for severalgenerations. the carsons arrieved in ulsters cirda 1625 during the plantation and can be found in numbers inthe 1660 halth especially common in fermanagh.(copied from llster information). 1-patrick c. b.1727 d.1773 + rebecca b.1731 d.1817 21-robert c. b.1767 d.11-27-1816 + elizabeth c. 22-agnes carson b.1761 23-mary " b.1756 24-catherine " b.1755 25-john " b.1753 26-henry " b.1770 d.02-05-1838 27-james " b.04-02-1764 d.04-31-1826 + margaret b.abt 1766 31-patrick carson b.1790 32-jacob henry " b.02-16-1805 33-james tarton " b.07-29-1796 d.10-20- 1861 m 12-27-1821 + elly caroline frederica hare b.03-04-1806 d.11-28-1860(da. of peter hare & margaret) 41-david neton carson b.01-07-1831 d.06- 09-1900 m + harriet j. fogle 42-desma carson b.1025-1822 d.10-30- 1893 m + john william snider fogle 43-james peter carson b.02-01-1824 d.10- 13-1864 national cem. strasburg,va. m1846 + rachel ursula fanning b.05-24-1823 d.07-22-1890 old hebron meth. cem.,livingston,s.c.(da. of james fanning & margaret jane jones) 51-u. carson b.abt.1846 52-u. " b. " 1848 53-u. " b. " 1850 54-margaret caroline c. b.1859 d.01-29- 1936 55-salley cornelia c. b.1862 d.05-17- 1946 56-mary ann c. b.02-25-1857 d.10-23- 1898 m + absolum gleaton 57-george till c. b.06-15-1854 d.03-07- 1917 + elmore crim nning