Greetings from sunny Brisbane Australia..... I am clutching at straws here.... My grandmothers' father, according to my father, was a 'big 'Orange Man' from Ireland. I would 'assume' (never a good thing, I know) that he was from Northern Ireland. His name was John Sidney DYER He was known as 'Jack'. His father was Joseph DYER I have a copy of John Sidney DYER's marriage certificate. He was married on 24 July 1887, in ChristChurch in the Parish of Kensington, London, to Eliza HAWES, an English girl. John Sidney Dyer was 23 years old when married, making him born approximately 1864. On the marriage certificate both John and his father were labourers. This is EVERYTHING I know about this man. I looked for him in 1881 on the English census and could not find a John DYER of the appropriate age, born in Ireland, father Joseph. I have come to the conclusion that in 1881 he was probably still in Ireland. Does anyone have ANY idea where I might start to look for him in Ireland? In desperation - I am all yours...... Mary BRETTELL 52 Hecklemann Street, Carina (Brisbane) 4152 AUSTRALIA Researching: BRETTELL, DYER, DREW, HAWES in LONDON DYER in Ireland DREW, KNIGHT in Dorset CUTTLER/CUTLER in Manchester/Queensland RAVEY/REAVEY/REAVE/RAVEY/RABY, etc in Manchester/Ireland ENDERS, MULLER, WIESSMAN in Hessen, Germany JAHL, MANZ from Prussia

Does anyone have any info on an Alexander Austin b.1755 in Antrim? Or a James Austin b. 1760? Thanks, Andrew M. Austin

I'm seeking info on William Fletcher born 1725, and his probable brother,Thomas,born 1738,somewhere in Co.Londonderry or possibly in Co.Antrim or Co.Tyrone. They probably were born in the Barony of Kenaght or tyhe Barony of Loughinsholin.Both emigrated to Nova Scotia and were there with wives by 1760 or so. William married Elener__________. born 1741 in Co. Londonderry and Thomas married Jean (Jane) Vance, dau. of John and Mary(Kelly)Vance.William and Thomas may have been descendants of Patrick ffletcher,who was listed under Sir Thomas Phillips in the 1630 Co. Londonderry Muster Roll.Please email [email protected]

Hello, I am searching for the names of the parents and siblings of JAMES A HUTCHISON born about 1804 in Belfast, Ireland. JAMES married ELIZABETH in Belfast. Elizabeth's last name and parents unknown. James and Elizabeth had three children. JOHN born 1834 in Belfast, JAMES AUGUSTUS Jr., born 1838 in Belfast, and ALEXANDER born about 1845 in Belfast. JAMES A. HUTCHISON, Sr. and his family emigrated from Ireland around 1852. They were listed as passengers on board the ship MARY HALE of Portsmouth at Liverpool. I would appreciate any information that any of you can give me on these ancestors. Thanking you in advance. Gloria Gloria Hutchison-McFadden-Goldman

Hi Eileen Thanks for your reply to my posting looking for the Nesbitt book. My great-great-grandmother was Margaret Nesbitt married to John Conboy. According to Glenn Lockwood's book "Beckwith",Thomas Armstrong and John Conboy arrived in Canada together aboard the PONSOBY in Dec. 1821. Both men were granted lots in Franktown by the Perth Military Depot. The book "Commemorative Biographical Record of the County of Lambton" contains records of families who moved from Lanark Co. to Lambton Co. Among them was John Nesbitt Jr.,son of John Nesbitt,brother of Margaret and Elizabeth, who moved to Lambton Co. in 1854. The book states that John Srs. parents were William Nesbitt and Mary Henderson from Co. Down, Ireland, and that William came to Canada in the early 1820s with 4 of his children - Betsy(Elizabeth), Margaret, John , and George after Mary died Records from St.James's Anglican Church in Carleton Place- Baptisms-William Conboy, son of John and Margaret Conboy was baptised, sponsors-William Conboy and Elizabeth Armstrong,also, James Armstrong, son of Thomas and Elizabeth was baptised -sponsors John and Margaret Conboy. The Armstrongs and Conboys lived on the same concession in Beckwith. I would be interested in any other information you have about the Armstrong family, I don't know much else about them. Thanks again for your help. Sorry to post to the list,but I have been unable to get through to you. Doreen

I am looking for ODonnells in Belfast Northern Ireland. Unfortunately I don't have a lot of information to go on. Here's what I do know. My great grandmother was Sarah ODonnell, born in 1878 in Belfast. She emigrated with her brother James (b. ?) and sister, Nellie (b. ?) (Helen) in approximately 1892-1894 to the Boston area of Massachusetts. The other siblings, Francis ODonnell and Mary ODonnell remained in Belfast. Below is all the information I have on these ODonnells. Sarah ODonnell was born 1878 in Belfast. She emigrated to the U.S. between 1892-1894. She married Charles N. Gaudette somewhere around 1898-1900. They had five children: Hildred Gaudette (married OConnor) (b. 1900 in Lynn Massachusetts, d. 1957 in Brookline Mass.) John Gaudette (b. 1902 in Lynn Massachusetts, d. Feb. 1970 Pennsylvania) Frances Gaudette (married McKenna) (b. 1908 in Lynn Mass. d. ?) Pauline Gaudette (married Dineen) (my grandmother) (b. 1910 Milton New Hampshire) Charles Gaudette (b. 1915 Milton New Hampshire d. ?) Charles N. Gaudette left the family in 1916, or possibly Sarah left him. Between 1916 and 1920 she married a Peter Tiermann and had a child by him, Peter M. Teirmann. In 1920 they were living in Pennsylvania. They moved to the Brookline Mass. area sometime in the mid 1920's. Sarah died in Boston in Dec. 1929. James ODonnell (Jim) (b. ? d. ?) may have had two daughters. Helen (Nellie) ODonnell (b. ? d. ?) had several children and may have lived in the Brighton area of Boston. Francis ODonnell (b. ? d. ?, died possibly in 1930's/1940's) Allegedly owned a shipyard in Belfast (family story), never married, never had children. When he died (after Sarah) he willed everything to his siblings or their children. This family story is at odds with the information that Sarah, James and Nellie spoke of "having to go to work" when they arrived in the U.S. Either the shipyard wasn't doing so well, if there was one or someone in the ODonnell family in the U.S. came into some money and made up the story about Uncle Francis to explain it. Given what I know so far, I'd put my money on the latter versus the former. I'm not even sure there was a shipyard named ODonnell in Belfast. Does anyone know if there was one? Mary ODonnell (b. ? d. ?) I have no other information on her. Any help would be greatly appreciated. I'm at a total loss on how to pursue this line. It has been difficult to pick through the "stories" versus the "facts". This has been complicated by the fact that the Gaudette children (Sarah's children) were placed in foster care between 1916 and 1917 in Massachusetts. I stumbled on to this fact which had been unknown to anyone in my family. I would love to find out if there are in fact any of these ODonnells in Belfast Northern Ireland and if there in fact was an ODonnell shipyard. I have placed all of the information I do have on my web page <A HREF="http://members.aol.com/DDineen142/index.html">The Dineen Family Homepage</A>. Again any assistance would be appreciated. Deanna Dineen Denver, Colorado

Step 1) Go to: http://www.familysearch.org/ Step 2) Select "Custom Search" tab Step 3) Select "Family History Library Catalog" Step 4) Select "All Searches" Step 5) Select "Film/Fiche Search" Step 6) Type in the film number "listed" from the list of the Ports shown below Step 7) Select "SEARCH" Step 8) Select the BLUE text: (Click the mouse on the BLUE TEXT) Step 9) Select @ the top right hand corner box "VIEW FILM NOTES" Step 10) This page list the films numbers to look at. ------------------Listing-------------------------- Index to passenger lists of vessels arriving at miscellaneous ports in Alabama, Florida, Georgia, and South Carolina, 1890-1924.( T517) Film # 1324938 A supplemental index to passenger lists of vessels arriving at Atlantic & Gulf Coast ports (excluding New York) 1820-1874.(M334) Film # 0418161 Copies of lists of passengers arriving at miscellaneous ports on the Atlantic and Gulf coasts and at ports on the Great Lakes, 1820-1873.( Microcopy 575) Film # 0830231 Index (Soundex) to passenger lists of vessels arriving at Baltimore, 1897-1952.(T520) Film # 1373824 Passenger lists of vessels arriving at Baltimore, 1820-1921 ; Quarterly abstracts of passenger lists of vessels arriving at Baltimore, 1820-1869. Film # 0417383 (Microcopy 255) ( Microcopy 596) ( T844) Index to passenger lists of vessels arriving at Baltimore, 1833-1866 (city passenger lists). Film # 0821565 Index to passenger lists of vessels arriving at Baltimore, 1820-1897 (Federal passengers lists). (Microcopy 327) Film # 0417212 Passenger lists of vessels arriving at Boston, 1820-1891 : with index 1848-1891. (M265) ( M277) Film # 0205656 Index to passenger lists of vessels arriving at Boston, Jan. 1, 1902-Dec.31, 1920; passenger lists of vessels arriving at Boston, Aug. 1, 1891-1935 ; book indexes to Boston passenger lists, 1899-1940.(T0521) (T843,T617,T790) Film # 1724620 Detroit District manifest records of aliens arriving from foreign contiguous territory : arrivals at Detroit, Michigan, 1906-1954.( M1478) Film # 1490449 Passenger and crew lists of vessels arriving at Galveston, Texas, 1896-1921; index, 1896-1951.( M1357 M1358 M1359 ) Includes indexes. Film # 1402451 Hamburg Passenger List, 1850-1934 Film # 0884668 Crew lists of vessels arriving in New Bedford, Massachusetts, 1917-1932. Film # 1578398 Index to passengers arriving at New Bedford, 1902-1954; Passenger lists of vessels arriving at New Bedford, 1902-1942. ( T944, T522) Film # 1412572 Index to passenger lists of vessels arriving at New York, June 16, 1897-June 30, 1902 ; Index (soundex) to passenger lists of vessels arriving at New York, July 1,1902 -December 31, 1943 ; Passenger and crew lists of vessels arriving at New York, 1897-1924.( T0621) (T0715) (T0519) Film # 0543449  Index (soundex) to passenger lists of vessels arriving at New York, July 1, 1902-December 31, 1943 (T0621) Film # 1379501 Passenger and crew lists of vessels arriving at New York, 1897-1924. (T0715) Film # 1403751 Register of vessels arriving at the Port of New York from foreign ports,1789-1919. (M1066) Film # 1415143 Passenger Lists of Vessels Arriving at New York, NY, 1820--1897. (M237) Film # 0002246 Passenger and crew lists of vessels arriving at New York, 1897-1924.(T715) Film # 1403751 Passenger lists of vessels arriving at New York, 1820-1897 ; index to passenger lists of vessels arriving in New York, 1820-1846.(Microcopy 237) ( Microcopy 261) Film # 0350204 Book indexes to New York City passenger lists, April 1906-September 1920.(T612) Film # 1463601 Passenger lists of vessels arriving at New Orleans, 1820-1921 ;Index to passenger lists of vessels arriving in New Orleans, 1853 -1952. Microcopy T527, T618, M259, and T905. Film # 0543403 Quarterly abstracts of passenger lists of vessels arriving at New Orleans, 1820-1875. (Microcopy 272) Film # 0200235 Index to lists of passengers arriving at Philadelphia, 1883-1948; book indexes, 1906-1926; passenger lists, 1883-1921. (T526, T791, 840) Film # 1380256 Passenger lists of vessels arriving at Philadelphia, 1800-1882 with index 1800-1906. (Microcopy 360) Film # 0419424 Passenger lists of vessels arriving at Portland, Maine, 1893-1943 ; Index,1893-1954. (T524) Film # 1412619 Book indexes, Portland, Maine, passenger lists, 1907-1930. (T793) Film # 1375989 Passenger lists, Providence, Rhode Island, 1911-1916 ; Book indexes, 1911-1934 ; Card indexes, 1911-1954. (T0518) (T0792) Film # 1412620 Index to passenger lists of vessels arriving at San Francisco, California,1893-1934. ( M1389) Film # 1430959 Passenger lists of vessels arriving in San Francisco from Honolulu, 1902-1907.(M1440) Film # 1454998 Customs passenger lists of vessels arriving at San Francisco, California,1903-1918. ( M1412) Film # 1463582 San Francisco, California, alien manifests : passenger lists of vessels arriving at San Francisco, California, 1893-1920.( M1410) Film # 1465571 Registers of Chinese laborers arriving at San Francisco, 1882-1888. ( M1413) Film # 1549566 Savannah passenger lists. (T943) Film # 1375955 Lists of Chinese passengers arriving at Seattle and Port Townsend, 1882-1916. (M1364) Film # 1549349 Passenger and crew lists of vessels arriving at Seattle, Washington, 1890-1921. (M1383) Film #1454937 Customs records of passenger manifests inbound, 1894-1909 : Port Townsend, Tacoma, and Seattle.( M1484) Film # 1445995 Passenger lists of vessels arriving at Seattle from U. S. insular possessions, 1908-1917 Port Townsend, Seattle, and Tacoma.( M1485) Film # 1445996 St. Albans District manifest records of aliens arriving from foreign contiguous territory : arrivals at Canadian border ports from January 1895 to June 30, 1954 : Indexes (Soundex), 1895-1924. ( M1461) ( M1463) (M1464) ( M1465) Film # 1472801 St. Albans District manifest records of aliens arriving from foreign contiguous territory : records of arrivals through small ports in Vermont, 1895-1924. ( M1462) Film # 1430987

Hi Again Everyone, I have transcribed the baptismal records from the RC Parish of Lower Killevy, Feb. 1835 - Dec. 1850, the marriage records from Lower Killevy, Feb. 1835 - Dec. 1850, and the Baptismal records for Upper Killevy, Oct. 1832 - Aor. 1845 (so far), for the surnames in my family, including Rice. I would be glad to share my files with anyone who thinks they could use them. Just email me and tell me what format you need them in, Excel 95, Excel 97, or text. My gr gr grandfather was Bernard C. Rice, baptized Sept. 4, 1837 in Lower Killevy. I am interested in distributing these records in hope of finding more about my Rice family. Colleen Fitzpatrick daughter of Marilyn Rice (m. Emmett Fitzpatrick) granddaughter of Bernard F. Rice (m. Margaret Bernard) gr granddaughter of Matthew A. Rice (m. Viola Brechtel) gr gr granddaughter of Bernard C. Rice (m. Katharine Swords) gr gr gr granddaughter of John Rice (m. Anne Burns)

Hi Everyone, I am researching the Rices of the parish of Lower Killevy, Co. Armagh. My gr gr grandfather, Bernard Rice was born Sept. 4, 1837 in the RC parish of Lower Killevy. His parents were John Rice and Ann Burns (Byrne or Byrnes). He had at least two brothers and three sisters: James b. 1831 Mary Ann b. ? Bridget b. Jan. 31, 1840 Felix b. June 23, 1842 Catharine b. Apr. 16, 1845. The family apparently left Lower Killevy after Catharine's birth, that is, after 1845, and they appear in New Olreans around 1853 or so. The mother Ann Rice is there with James, Mary Ann, Bernard, and Felix. Don't know what happened to the other two sisters or their father. I have transcribed the baptismal records from the RC Parish of Lower Killevy, Feb. 1835 - Dec. 1850, the marriage records from Lower Killevy, Feb. 1835 - Dec. 1850, and the Baptismal records for Upper Killevy, Oct. 1832 - Aor. 1845 (so far), for the surnames in my family, including Rice. My gr gr grandfather was Bernard C. Rice, baptized Sept. 4, 1837 in Lower Killevy. I am interested in distributing these records in hope of finding more about my Rice family. Colleen Fitzpatrick daughter of Marilyn Rice (m. Emmett Fitzpatrick) granddaughter of Bernard F. Rice (m. Margaret Bernard) gr granddaughter of Matthew A. Rice (m. Viola Brechtel) gr gr granddaughter of Bernard C. Rice (m. Katharine Swords) gr gr gr granddaughter of John Rice (m. Anne Burns)

Step 1) Go to: http://www.familysearch.org/ Step 2) Select "Custom Search" tab Step 3) Select "Family History Library Catalog" Step 4) Select "All Searches" Step 5) Select "Film/Fiche Search" Step 6) Type in the number 1509347 Step 7) Select "SEARCH" Step 8) Select the BLUE text: World War I Selective Service System draft registration cards, 1917-1918 Step 9) Select @ the top right hand corner box "VIEW FILM NOTES" Step 10) This page list the first 20 pages of 4400 pages to look at. (Please note that when I tried this Step # 10, "one time " the screen came up BLANK. If this happens,use the BACK arrow one time and select "VIEW FILM NOTES" again.

To you Irelanders, My husband and I will be visiting in your country next week. We will be staying in Mohill on the 9th and 10th, then traveling after that. If you have suggestions of must-sees or stays in Leitrim, Fermanagh, or Sligo, I'd much appreciate a private answer to [email protected] Thank you! Nancy Lematta, Vancouver, Washington

Greetings! I am new to these lists, as I see many others are, and have only just begun my family genealogy a few years ago. I was very excited to find these newsletters and all of you very helpful people. Here is what I am after: I am searching for information on my ggggrandfather, John S. HASTINGS, 24 Jun 1824 - 1887, and his mother, father and seven brothers and sisters who came to New York in the US from Co. Fermanagh in the late 1820s, early 1830s. Three of his brothers were Hugh John Hastings, 20 Aug 1820 - 12 Sep 1883, Thomas Hastings and Richard Hastings. I do not have the names of their mother and father, nor the sisters and am not sure what year they came over. I do know that the father came over first. Most of the family worked in the newspaper industry in the US. John S. Hastings was also a member of the United Irishmen of America. Where would be a good source of information for that organization? Any assistance would be greatly appreciated. Thank you. Best wishes, Matt Hartigan Safety Harbor, Florida, USA

Hi Listers Does anyone have access to the book "History of the Family of Nisbet or Nesbitt in Scotland and Ireland" Torquay, privately published? I would like to know if any reference is made to William Nesbitt who was born in Co.Down in the late 1700's. His parents were born in Scotland and went to Ireland as "agriculturists" William married Mary Henderson in Ireland and they had seven children. William emigrated in the 1820's with 4 of his children to Lanark Co. Ont. , after Mary died. I would appreciate hearing from anyone who might know this family or the book about Nesbitt.

I found this out today at the FHC: Easy way to find WW 1 Draft records at the LDS FHL. Using the Family History Library Catalog (on compact disc). Getting started: With the FamilySearch title screen displayed, press [enter]. The FamilySearch main menu will be displayed. Next, press [down arrow] to move the bar to "Library Catalog", and press [enter]. A message on the screen will instruct you to insert the library catalog compact disc into the compact disc drive. Insert the disc. The computer will display the catalog main menu and list the types of searches you can conduct. Using the [down arrow] Select: Film / Fiche Number Search TYPE the film # from the listing below. Then press [F12] to begin the search. In a moment, the computer will display the list that is in that Series. Select the: "World War I Selective Service System draft registration cards, 1917-1918 , United States. Selective Service System " listing. Then press [F8] to get a Full DISPLAY ------------------Listing-------------------------- FILM AREA ALABAMA ----------------------------------------------------- 1509347 Autauga County, A - Z Baldwin County, A - Hubbart, Harold - ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- It should look like the text below but with ALL the listings. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ AUTHOR United States. Selective Service System. TITLE World War I Selective Service System draft registration cards, 1917-1918. PUBLICATION INFORMATION Washington, D.C. : The National Archives, 1987-1988. FORMAT 4,383 microfilm reels ; 16 mm. SERIES INFORMATION (National Archives microfilm publications ; M1509) NOTES Microfilm of original records in The National Archives in East Point, Georgia. High reduction (32x) film. Use a high reduction reader. CONTENTS CARDS ARE IN ROUGH ALPHABETICAL ORDER. Occasionally while filming, lost cards would be found. If these cards were found, they would be filmed after the Z's of the locality they belonged to. The alphabetical arrangement of cards for Van Buren County, Arkansas (G.S. film no. 1530648) is out of sequence. The letters K, L and M repeat themselves in several places. "On May 18, 1917 the Selective Service Act was passed authorizing the President to increase temporarily the military establishment of the United States. The Selective Service System, under the office of the Provost Marshal General, was responsible for the process of selecting men for induction into the military service, from the initial registration to the actual delivery of men to military training camps"--Introd. "Local boards were established for each county or similar subdivision in each state, and for each 30,000 persons (approximately) in each city or county with a population over 30,000. The local boards were charged with the registration, determination of order and serial numbers, classification, call and entrainment of draftees"--Introd. "During World War I there were three registrations. The first, on June 5, 1917, was for all men between the ages of 21 and 31. The second, on June 5, 1918, registered those who attained age 21 after June 5, 1917. (A supplemental registration was held on August 24, 1918 for those becoming 21 years old after June 5, 1918. This was included in the second registration.) The third registration was held on September 12, 1918 for men age 18 through 45"--Introd. This is the cover record for an analytic set. Draft registration cards are also listed separately under each state or territory of the United States. See entry in the Locality Catalog under: (State) - Military records - World War, 1914-1918. In the Author/Title catalog, see entry under: United States. Selective Service System. (State), World War I Selective Service System draft registration cards, 1917-1918. "The information included on each registration differs somewhat but the general information shown includes order and serial numbers (assigned by the Selective Service System), full name, date and place of birth, race, citizenship, occupation, personal description, and signature"--Introd. "The registration cards consist of approximately 24,000,000 cards of men who registered for the draft, (about 23% of the population in 1918). It is important to note that not all of the men who registered for the draft actually served in the military and not all men who served in the military registered for the draft. Moreover, these are not military service records. They end when an individual reports to the army training camp. They contain no information about an individual's military service"--Introd. "The records are arranged alphabetically by state, followed by Puerto Rico; thereunder alphabetically by county or city (except for Connecticut, Massachusetts, and Rhode Island which are alphabetically by the names of registrants:--Introd. The title boards on the films for Rhode Island are incorrect. "In rural areas one should be able to find a registant's card knowing his name and the county in which he registered. In large cities and in some larger counties the search could be more difficult. In New York City, for instance, there were 189 local boards"--Introd. For larger cities or counties, there may be many draft boards within the same geographic area. Researchers may need to consult a 1917 city directory to determine the address of an individual from the following cities or counties: Albany, NY Milwaukee, WI Atlanta, GA Minneapolis, MN Baltimore, MD Newark, NJ Boston, MA New Orleans, LA Buffalo, NY New York City, NY Chicago, IL Philadelphia, PA Cincinnati, OH Pittsburgh, PA Cleveland, OH Providence, RI Indianapolis, IN St. Louis Jersey City, NJ St. Paul, MN Kansas City, MO San Francisco, CA Los Angelos, CA Seattle, WA Louisville, KY Syracuse, NY Luzerne County, PA Washington, DC US/CAN FILM AREA ALABAMA ----------------------------------------------------- 1509347 Autauga County, A - Z Baldwin County, A - Hubbart, Harold {snip} { BTW, this can be done on the LDS WEB PAGE but the method is a LITTLE different}

> Hello again > > Would anyone have links to these families please. They are my wife's > ancestors:- > > Mary MULLEA married John McGEE. They had a daughter, Bridget McGEE > (born 1835) who emigrated to Australia. > > Best wishes, Ron [email protected] > > >

> Hello all > > I just had a chance to come back on briefly to ask if anyone has any > connections with the following families in County Fermanagh, Ireland please. > They were my wife's ancestors: > > Margaret GRAHAM (born 1807) married Francis BROWN (born 1805) > > They had the following children before they emigrated to Australia in the > early 1850's: > > Sophia Margaret BROWN, 1834 > Francis " 1835 > Elizabeth " 1842 > Richard " 1844 > John " 1846 > Amelie " 1848 > Isabella " 1850 > > I would love to swap information with anyone interested please. > > Best wishes, Ron Jones [email protected] >

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Any reference to a Donnell family ca 1710-1715 will be appreciated. My Thomas Donnell, a Presbyterian, was b "in Ireland" 1710-1715 and emigrated to America 1737. Was there actually a Donnell surname there, then, or was the family necessarily MacDonnell or McDonnell. Because he was Presbyterian in America, am I correct in assuming he would not have been an O'Donnell in Ireland? Any comment will be appreciated. Dorothy Donnell Steers < [email protected] >

Hi Listers Does anyone have access to the book "History of the Family of Nisbet or Nesbitt in Scotland and Ireland" Torquay, privately published? I would like to know if any reference is made to William Nesbitt who was born in Co.Down in the late 1700's. His parents were born in Scotland and went to Ireland as "agriculturists" William married Mary Henderson in Ireland and they had seven children. William emigrated in the 1820's with 4 of his children to Lanark Co. Ont. , after Mary died. I would appreciate hearing from anyone who might know this family or the book about Nesbitt.

Does anyone have any information re the McClure family from Co Antrim. Robert McClure was born in the 1850's and had a son William born abt 1880 who married Martha Chestnut in 1902 in Ballymoney. William died in April, 1926. Any information on this family would be very greatfully recieved. Anne