Hi, I am new to this i am trying to trace a William Gillan b.approx 1911-1921 in ballamena i would be gratful for any help Thank you E __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Everything you'll ever need on one web page from News and Sport to Email and Music Charts http://uk.my.yahoo.com

Hi everyone, am new to list,would like to list interrests as follows- NEIL DOUGALL/SARAH MCBRIDE DATE UKNOWN of marriage,NEIL my gr gr grandfather.SARAH/SALLY is gr gr grandmother.the family I have found for them so far-- JOHN B-ABT1833-Antrim. PATRICK b-abt1858-Antrim. WILLIAM b-abt1839-Antrim.WILLIAM IS MY GR GRANDFATHER what part of Atrim unknown,they were catholics,came to Scotland-date unknown anyof these names ring a bell ,would luv to hear from you as I really stuck at the moment.T I A Maureen also researching from Antrim--JOESPH TOWNSLEY/MARY MCGRIFFOCK FAMILY FOR THEM-SAMUEL, b-abt 1819 -carnmoney can anyone help with these names.thx again Maureen

Can anyone assist me with my searches for information on the Dagwell Family name in Ireland. I have records of them in Whitehead County Antrim at the turn of the century but little else, Any help would be appreciated and I am of course willing to share what information I have. Regards Don

Thought I'd try, once again, for any information regarding this name. The name CUPPLES is from Northern Ireland and Scotland and was first recorded on the IGI in 1650. Most emigrations were to Canada and the States and from worldwide; New Zealand (mine) and Australia. It's an Anglicised Huguenot name and the original could have been Cappel, Souple, Supple, Cuppis, Cuppif or any variations. Coral CUPPLES Woon

Regards Alex Patterson in Belfast

There is a story in our family that one of our earliest known Antrim ancestors James Young held the title Lord Champness. I am told that this was an honorary title which formed part of the traditions of Northern Ireland and was probably related somehow to Belfast. It was not, I gather, a hereditary title like a peerage, but some sort of honorary title awarded from time to time to an individual. Doese anyone know what it could mean, and where I might find a list of the incumbents? Ted Marr 28 October 2001

Hello List (new member) I am searching for information on this Kelter family. Especially, did James have a brother named Hugh that came to Ontario, Canada prior to Dec. 1880. Please, can you help? Thank you, Maureen James Kelter b. c.1820 (son of Hugh Kelter, labourer) married 10 May 1854 at St. Ann’s Parish Belfast, Antrim, to Isabella (Bradford) Armstrong b. c.1824 (daughter of Doctor Alexander Bradford). Isabella had been married to (?) Armstrong. Both were widowed at time of marriage, James was age 34 and Isabella was age 30. James & Maureen (Kelter) Peer [email protected] Day, Canada, USA Dearing, Canada, Devon, England Peer (Pier / Pear), Canada, USA Waun / Walne, Canada, USA, SFK, England Garrick, Canada, SHI, Scotland Kelter, Ireland McKinlay, Scotland Peterson (Pederson), Scotland

Hello Betty, Have you visited the LDS Family History Library at Burpengary? They have the Irish BDM films there which will be a great help to you. They also have other Irish records. Give them a ring to find out their hours and I'm sure you won't be disappointed with the help you get. Kind regards Alma ----- Original Message ----- From: Bette Webb <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, October 19, 2001 4:08 AM Subject: WILKINSON/ THOMPSON > Hi, > My name is Bette from Bribie Island Australia, and I help approx 20 seniors with their family history, on a voluntary basis. I am looking for information on any connections to the following family. > Hugh Wilkinson d 1915 Kilrea Northern Ireland He married Nancy (Campbell)? > known children on the marriage > Mary Jane Wilkinson d April 1966 > Hugh Wilkinson d 1947 Kilrea Nth Ireland never married > William Wilkinson d 1958 Kilrea Nth Ireland - never married > > Mary Jane Wilkinson m John Thompson > known children William Thompson b 1899 County Antrim > further children of Hugh and Nancy Wilkinson > Elizabeth Wilkinson d 20 3 1881 Kilrea > A Campbell Wilkinson d 1930 Fort Saskatchewan Cemetary Alberta Canada > Margaret Wilkinson d 1930 Kilrea > I know the above is a bit vague but this gentleman has spent quite some time compiling this small amount of information so would love a bit of a hand > Bette from Bribie > > > ============================== > Visit Ancestry's Library - The best collection of family history > learning and how-to articles on the Internet. > http://www.ancestry.com/learn/library >

Margaret Baird was born 1823 in the Township of Mowillian near Keady, Co. Armagh. Her father was Thomas Baird. In 1850 she married James Dunlop, son of William, also from Mowillian.She reportedly died of Scarlet Fever and was buried in the Churchyard of 1st Keady Presbyterian Church. Looking for any further info on her or her family.James Dunlop died in 1904 and their daughter Margaret was with him.Indications are his wife predeceased him.Thanks. Dick Dunlap Seattle

Where do I locate Griffith's Valuation and Mullins Census of1831?

Hi List, I am interested in any info on Sephton (Sefton). George Sefton and his brother Edward Sefton were transported to Australia for the crime of Larceny in the 1830's. I believe both boys were born in Co Antrim in the early 1800's. However their parents William Sephton and Isabella Grey (or Grier) were from Liverpool area and married in Liverpool in 1800. Does anybody know these names or have any info to offer regards Jen

Hello! I am attempting to find information on William Maude, married to Ann Crothers, died about 1913 in Belfast. Their duaghter was named Rose Ann, and married William Larkin. If anyone has information I would be pleased to hear from them. Marion Wilson, AZ.

Hi, My name is Sandra Radford & I live in Alberta, Canada. I have only been researching my ggrandparents for a short time now, I have took over for a cousin who started about 15 years ago.A short time ago I finally tracked where they were married and received a copy of the register. All this time we had thought our grandmothers fathers name was John, according to the register her father is listed as Constantine Doherty/Doughtery.John may have been a brother we think now.So now Iam on the search for Constantine and coming up pretty empty handed. I have no idea where in Ireland they lived. Only clue I have to try and follow is from a website that gave me this. Index to Griffith`s Valuation Of Ireland 1848-1864. Doherty, Constantine, Townparks Pg. 112, Ballymoney Parish, County Antrim. Index Directory ?????1823-1837 Doherty, Constantine, Ballymaclose. Doherty, Constantine, Townhead, Antrim County, Northern, Ireland. I have not been able to place his name with anything else. The only information I have with my notes are, My ggrandmother was Mary Doughtery\Doherty born in Ireland abt 1844. She was 19 when she married my ggrandfather Nicholas Rodgers/Rogers on 25 Dec 1963 here in Canada. The marriage register has her parents listed as Constantine & Ellen, we believe her mothers surname was Grey/Gray.We believe she had a sister Eliza & brother John. If anyone has the above resources on the Index above, to see if there is more information or any other resources that could help me with this would be appreciated. Any advice on what direction to take with this would also be a great help. best regards, Sandra Canada

Hi, I'm seeking any information about Samuel McDonald who was born in Antrim on the 5th March 1872. Sam emigrated to the US in 1895 and lived in Philadelphia where he married Isabella Agnes Ahern in 1908. Isabella was from Cobh Co. Cork, a younger sister to my grandfather Thomas Ahern, she was born in 1865. As far as I know they did not have any children. They returned to live in Cobh after many years but I don't know if that is where they are buried. The only other information I have is that Sam was protestant and Isabella catholic. The Ellis Island website shows Sam returning to the US in 1908, he was a ship's steward, his nearest relative is listed as his brother George McDonald living at what looks like 27 Ardmolin Ave Belfast. Thank you, Colman Ahern, Berkeley.

> Could SKS please tell me if the address in Griffiths Valuation, County > Antrim, for Shankill Parish, Smithfield Townparks would be a location in > Belfast. I have an address for Smithfield Townpark, Smithfield Market > which I think I have located in a very condensed map of Belfast. I have > other addresses for Smithfield Townparks including Peter's Hill, Wilson > Street, Currell's Place, Castle Place, Legg's Lane, McCorry's Entry, and > Barrack Street. > > Two other locations for Shankill Parish were St. George's Ward Malone Lower > Linfield; and Cromac Malone Lower Albion Place. Are they in Belfast? > > I would certainly appreciate any help in this connection. Alice > Cochrane > > > >

Thought I'd try all lists again for any info regarding this name. Particularly looking for a Joseph CUPPLES who married Jane POLLOCK early to middle 1800's somewhere in British Isles. CUPPLES name comes from Northern Ireland: Down and Antrim; first family record in 1650. Most emigrations were to Canada and the States. From there: worldwide; also to New Zealand (mine) and Australia. It's an Anglicised Huguenot name. Original could be e.g. Cappel, Souple, Supple. What info about this name? Regards, Coral CUPPLES Woon

Hi, My name is Bette from Bribie Island Australia, and I help approx 20 seniors with their family history, on a voluntary basis. I am looking for information on any connections to the following family. Hugh Wilkinson d 1915 Kilrea Northern Ireland He married Nancy (Campbell)? known children on the marriage Mary Jane Wilkinson d April 1966 Hugh Wilkinson d 1947 Kilrea Nth Ireland never married William Wilkinson d 1958 Kilrea Nth Ireland - never married Mary Jane Wilkinson m John Thompson known children William Thompson b 1899 County Antrim further children of Hugh and Nancy Wilkinson Elizabeth Wilkinson d 20 3 1881 Kilrea A Campbell Wilkinson d 1930 Fort Saskatchewan Cemetary Alberta Canada Margaret Wilkinson d 1930 Kilrea I know the above is a bit vague but this gentleman has spent quite some time compiling this small amount of information so would love a bit of a hand Bette from Bribie

I would very much appreciate any information on Jane ANDERSON, Belfast (died 26 Nov. 1893), formerly of Ballymacreely, Killinchy Parish, County Down. Her sister was Mary MOOREHEAD, also of Ballymacreely, Killinchy Parish, County Down. Thanks for your time. Alice Cochrane

Hello List Hoping someone out there may be researching the above families from around the Ballymena area. Thanks Tina

----- Original Message ----- From: "Chris Morgan" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, October 09, 2001 9:01 PM Subject: Re: Willowfield School > > > > > Could someone please tell me if there is a Willowfield School in Belfast > > and if so which part of Belfast is it in? > > > > Regards, > > Coral CUPPLES Woon > > Willowfield School, and all the Willowfield streets, are off Woodstock Road, to the south side of that area originally developed to the south of Ballymacarrett, just over the Albert Bridge into Co. Down, known today as Ormeau. > > Chris Morgan > > > ============================== > Create a FREE family website at MyFamily.com! > http://www.myfamily.com/banner.asp?ID=RWLIST2 > > Hullo Chris, Thanks for that. Regards, Coral CUPPLES Woon