Hi Rick, I wish I could help, but I'm equally stuck on my Co. Antrim Mulhollands. I'll keep an eye out while I'm digging though. Best, Sandra Rick Mulholland wrote: > Hello all, > > > > I apologize for the cross posting, but I continue to hit a brick wall > whenever I try to search for the following relatives. Can anyone assist? > > > > David Mulholland > > The earliest I go back is to > > John MULHOLLAND 1828 - 1900 b: 11 Nov 1828 in Northern Ireland d: 10 Dec > 1900 in Northern Ireland (His father was David MULHOLLAND - no other > information than that) > > John married Mary Ann SIMM 1838 - 1912 b: 20 Apr 1838 in Northern Ireland d: > 12 Feb 1912 in Northern Ireland. > > > > They had 6 children (all six are listed on a large headstone in a very small > cemetery just north of Belfast (I don't have the name of the place but could > locate it if it will assist others) > > > > Elizabeth MULHOLLAND - 1947 d: 14 Apr 1947 she married Daniel McLaverty > > James Simms MULHOLLAND - 1939 b: in Northern Ireland d: 18 Nov 1939 in > Northern Ireland > > John MULHOLLAND 1876 - b: 1876 in Belfast, County Antrim, Northern Ireland > he married Bessie MCCLATCHEY 1876 - 1953 b: 1876 in Belfast, County Antrim, > Northern Ireland d: 1953 in Belfast, Northern Ireland. The family folklore > says that John disappeared during the 1910s. > > Isabella MULHOLLAND 1864 - 1929 b: 07 Apr 1864 in Shankhill, Antrim, > Northern Ireland d: 01 Nov 1929 in Northern Ireland > > Robert MULHOLLAND 1870 - 1893 b: 21 Oct 1870 in Northern Ireland d: 14 Apr > 1893 in Northern Ireland > > .Jennette MULHOLLAND 1875 - 1907 b: 03 Apr 1875 in Northern Ireland d: 26 > Feb 1907 in Northern Ireland. She married a ROGAN. > > > > > > > > Cheers, > > Rick > > Surrey, BC, Canada > > > > > > ============================== > Search Family and Local Histories for stories about your family and the > areas they lived. Over 85 million names added in the last 12 months. > Learn more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13966/rd.ashx > > -- Sandra L. More more@unr.nevada.edu sandramore@sbcglobal.net -------------------------------------------- Though it rains, I won't get wet: I'll use your love for an umbrella. -- Japanese folk song