Searching information on Samuel Mc Nutt b 1802 in County Derry, died in Tay Creek Douglas Parish, York County New Brunswick Mar 1847. Married Jane Tomilson 10 Feb 1832 in Sheffield Sunbury Co New Bunswick. She died May 1847 and they left 6 orphans. Any information on a Mc Nutt Family in County Derry who had a son Samuel would be greatly appreciated. Marita

Hi Macha! So far the only McComb I have in my tree is Anne. Do you know which clan they are? Where do you live? Until later! Lynn Malwyn [email protected]

Hello! Searching for any information on my 2 times great grandparents John WILSON and Mary HAGAN (John was from Loughall I think) who married in the 1860's and had a son Patrick born around 1861, John born 1865 in Loughall, and Mary Jane before moving to Scotland. Searching for parents of John Sr. and Mary, a marriage date or any information on the WILSONS of Armagh. Many thanks! Lynn Malwyn Montreal, Canada [email protected]

Hello! I am trying to find out anything about my 3 times great-grandmother, Anne McCOMB who was born around 1810 in Armagh. She married a Richard GIBSON in the 1820's and they had a son Robert GIBSON born around 1827 or 1828. Searching for the parents of Anne and Richard or any information on the McCOMBS or GIBSONS. Many thanks! Lynn Malwyn Montreal, Canada [email protected]

Thanks Joey for the info on Langford Lodge during WWll. I like your email address! Now we need to know the history of the "Langford" part of the name & what the area was in the l7 & l800's. Did a family by the name of Langford own it & was it an estate? Is there an email address for an Antrim historical society? Thanks for any further info. Beth Canada

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Hi! We are trying to find out who owned the property in the l7 & l800's, where the Aldergrove Airport is now. Is anyone up on the history of the area? Also, what is Langford Lodge near this area? A town? An estate? Why is it called Langford? We are trying to verify family stories. Thanks for any info. Beth Canada

THE GLOBAL GAZETTE - Canada's Family History Magazine Vol. III, No. 19, October 4, 1999 This week's issue of The Global Gazette is online, filled with new articles and ready for readers. To check it out, click on: http://globalgenealogy.com/gaz38.htm Of particular interest is an article from Ryan Taylor on pre-potato famine economic conditions in Ireland and how it affected emigration. There is no charge for accessing the online magazine as it is written by volunteers and sponsored in full by GlobalGenealogy.com AOL Users hotlink:<a href="http://globalgenealogy.com/gaz38.htm"> http://globalgenealogy.com/gaz38.htm </a>. SUMMARY OF ARTICLES IN THIS ISSUE: EDITOR'S CORNER Only 11 days until Global Family History Fair '99!!! Two new FREE research resources added to the roster for workshop attendees at GFHF '99. An update on recent Routes to Roots article on Passenger List Project. This week the Ontario heritage community lost a tireless professional, volunteer and friend, Russ Cooper. Save Ontario land records... APOLROD website has been updated with new information. Check out announcements of family history events, conferences, workshops and family reunions around the world. http://globalgenealogy.com/gaz38.htm ROUTES TO ROOTS We all know about the big Irish potato famine in the 1840s, which caused many thousands of people to immigrate to North America. What many people do not realize is that the Irish economy was a shambles more than twenty years earlier, and that both landlords and tenants in Ireland were very concerned. http://globalgenealogy.com/gaz38.htm ENGLISH & WELSH ROOTS This issue of English and Welsh Roots welcomes guest author Michael Foster. Since publishing his ground breaking work "e Comedy of Errors"e or The Marriage Records of England and Wales, Michael has continued his study of the marriage indexes. In this article, Michael offers new examples and results that extend his published findings. This article and Michael's book should be read by everyone who has ever used the central indexes of births, marriages and deaths and those who have yet to use them. http://globalgenealogy.com/gaz38.htm NOS RACINE FRANCAISE (Our French Roots) Many accomplishments credited to King Arthur of England were either borrowed from the pre-existing habits of the tribes of Gaul or did not happen until centuries after his lifetime. Although a real King Arthur is believed to have lived in the British Isles and died in 537 AD, not many documents or histories were written at the time and none that proved he had knights, a round table or even an unfaithful wife named Guinevere. http://globalgenealogy.com/gaz38.htm ***** If you would like a personal email notification when new issues of The Global Gazette are posted, you can "subscribe" to The Global Gazette subscriber list, by sending an email to [email protected] and type "Subscribe- Global Gazette" in the subject line (without the ""). There is no charge for being on the list nor is there a fee for access to The Global Gazette and it's back issues. Another option is to go to the front page of The Global Gazette and click on the Subscribe button on the left hand side of the screen and follow the instructions there. The front page of The Global Gazette is at: http://globalgenealogy.com/gazette.htm .**** Rick Roberts, Publisher The Global Gazette, Canada's Family History Magazine http://globalgenealogy.com/gazette.htm

researching any of the Owens near Larne. Robert Owens and wife Mary b. a 1840 son Luke Charles and daughter Mary. Lived in Larne and were members of St. McNissi's church in 1904. Charles was a known foot runner and married Jeannie Haveron of the Roddens. Thank you Marianne in Las Vegas

Researching Close, McGill, Laverty, Havern, Agnew, Gordon,and need additional information. Thank you. Marianne in Las Vegas

The 1631 muster roll of the County of London Derry has a number of men serving under Sir Thomas Phillips, who held quite a bit of property in two areas that were about 25 miles apart in Co. Derry in Ulster and which included many townlands. A possible ancestor, Patrick ffletcher, apears under the category "sword and snaphances" on this list,found in the New Enmgland Historic Genealogical Register of Oct.1958. Does anyone have access to any information that yields the townland in Co. Derry where Patrick ffletcher lived, or know where I can find any records that might have this info?Please email [email protected] Many thanks

My ancestor John Raradin immigrated to America about 1750. The family appears to have been Protestant at the time. Is Raradin, and its variant spellings, a Northern Irish name? Is he more likely to have come from Southern Ireland? CLRobinson

Hello everyone, I am searching for information about John and Roseann McGlinchey of Castlederg, County Tyrone in Northern Ireland, I know they are both buried in a church cemetery in Castlederg, but I dont know the name of the Catholic church. Most of their children came to the USA and lived in Lowell, Ma. I would like to get information about births, christenings, marriages, etc. in Ireland. I have seen several different places to write for this information and I am confused as to which place to write to. Can any one steer me in the right direction? Thank you Barbara

Hi All The County Down Surname List has been has been updated for Sept. Regards Denis Dalziel Perth. Western Australia Home Page http://www.amitar.com.au/~deel/index.htm mailto:[email protected] List Owner County Down Surname List http://www.amitar.com.au/~deel/downlist.htm List Owner County Westmeath Surname List http://www.amitar.com.au/~deel/westlist.htm ICQ12937475

Sorry, forgot about the HTML. Here's the gist of the message: >From another list- >"...The Cork Examiner is now known as The Examiner and they have a >website at <http://www.examiner.ie/index_reg.htm>; > >"...Every Tuesday they put a section in called the free adds. You can >place an ad for free. I have seen many ads of people searching for >family info. These ads can be placed over the internat at > <http://www.irishfreeads.com/>; -- Searching: Östrand, Lindahl, Good(e), Stover, Mills, Carnal/Carneal, Long, Herington, Bower & more CARNEAL/CARNAL/CARNALL/CARNELL RESEARCHERS - NEW MAILIST http://www.onelist.com/subscribe/carneal FIND GREAT BOOKS AT: http://ardythsstore.vstorebooks.com/

Andrew--there's nothing on Austin in Bell. -- Polly > Subject: Bell look-up > Date: Mon, 27 Sep 1999 19:33:25 -0700 > From: Andrew and Kim Austin <[email protected]> > To: [email protected] > > Is there a kind soul who would search Bell's book on Scots-Irish names > for me? I am interested in anything he may have on the name AUSTIN. > > Thanks, > Andrew M. Austin

Is there a kind soul who would search Bell's book on Scots-Irish names for me? I am interested in anything he may have on the name AUSTIN. Thanks, Andrew M. Austin

Does anyone know of a CD that would hold any of John O'Donovans work? Day Books? Thanks Nancy

Hi I dont remember where I came across this, thought it about summed it up. Men smile at childhoods play no more, Music and song, their day is o'er; At wine, at Mass the kingdoms heirs Are seen no more; changed hearts are theirs. No praise in builded song expressed They hear, no tales before they rest; None care for books and none take glee To hear the long-traced pedigree. The packs are silent, there's no sound Of the old strain on Bregian ground. A foreign flood holds all the shore, And the great wolf-dog barks no more. Woe to the Gael in this sore plight! Henceforth they shall not know delight. No tidings now their woe relieves, Too close the gnawing sorrow cleaves. anonymous 17th century Irish poet

Looking for the David KERR (CARR/KARR), who married Sara(h) DOVELIN (DEVELIN, DEVLIN) around 1800. They resided in Co. Derry. Two known children were Arthur Jos. (or Jas.) KERR and Margaret KERR. Both Arthur and Margaret left Northern Ireland and married in St. Francois du Lac, Quebec, Canada (Arthur in 1823, Margaret in 1827). Two of the witnesses at Arthur's marriage were Richard and William MEAHER (MAHER). Rachel Carr