I sent this list out yesterday, but it disappeared into LALA land, with no rejections, no error messages, nor any delivery that I can see. I am trying again with just a partial list. If it looks to be useful to you, contact me, and I will send the other parts of the list individually. For those researching Kennedy's, here is a partial list. AF = Ancestry Files of LDS IGI = International Genealogical Index of the LDS Family Search web page. Given name. Surname source/sex/event date. town? Other loc. county. church. num. (Bessie) Elizabeth KENNEDY AF F BIRTH 27 Nov 1866 Castlewellan DOWN (Jessie) Janet KENNEDY AF F BIRTH 18 Jan 1858 DOWN A._ M. KENNEDY IGI F BIRTH 20 Apr 1864 Fethard Arthurstown Wexford 897 Abbot (O'KENNEDY) KENNEDY IGI M DEATH: 1198 ABT Abbot (O'kennedy) KENNEDY IGI M BIRTH ABT 1150 Innisfallen Kerry Abegail KENNEDY IGI F BIRTH 1 Mar 1865 Seskinan Waterford 743 Abigail KENNEDY IGI F MARRIAGE 1776 Abigail KENNEDY IGI/BI F MARRIAGE 1776 Abigail KENNEDY IGI F CHRISTENING 24 Sep 1854 Aghalee Antrim Abigail KENNEDY IGI F BIRTH ABT 1755 Abina KENNEDY IGI F CHRISTENING 22 Jul 1844 Killarney Kerry Roman Catholic Abraham KENNEDY IGI M CHRISTENING 13 Nov 1825 Magheralin Down Abram KENNEDY IGI M CHRISTENING 28 Jun 1784 Magheralin Down Ada Aela Louisa KENNEDY IGI F BIRTH 20 Feb 1870 Adam KENNEDY IGI M CHRISTENING 13 Apr 1828 Antrim Ballymoney Parish Adam KENNEDY IGI M CHRISTENING 22 May 1750 Donaghcloney Down Adam KENNEDY IGI M CHRISTENING 5 Apr 1874 Aghalee Antrim Adeline KENNEDY IGI F BIRTH 1826 Dunbrady Wexford Agnes KENNEDY IGI F BIRTH 1850 Antrim Agnes KENNEDY IGI F CHRISTENING 1 Jan 1832 Ballymena Antrim 1st Agnes KENNEDY IGI F CHRISTENING 15 Sep 1723 Armagh Armagh Agnes KENNEDY IGI F CHRISTENING 28 Jul 1795 Carnmoney Antrim Agnes KENNEDY IGI F BIRTH 3 Jun 1865 Newmarket On Fergus Clare 257 Agnes KENNEDY IGI F CHRISTENING 30 Jul 1795 Carnmoney Antrim Albert KENNEDY IGI M BIRTH 1914 Dunnamanagh Tyrone Albert Edward KENNEDY IGI M BIRTH 15 Jul 1866 Wexford Wexford 922 Alenander KENNEDY IGI M CHRISTENING 27 Mar 1817 Belfast Antrim Alex Lavice KENNEDY IGI M BIRTH 1799 Alexander KENNEDY IGI M BIRTH 10 Mar 1864 Clough Down 406 Alexander KENNEDY IGI M BIRTH 14 Nov 1872 Racavan Ballygelly Antrim Alexander KENNEDY IGI M CHRISTENING 20 Sep 1757 Donaghmore Tyrone Alexander KENNEDY IGI M BIRTH 27 Mar 1817 Belfast Antrim Alexander KENNEDY IGI M BIRTH 6 Dec 1743 Antrim Alexander KENNEDY IGI M BIRTH ABT 1719 Alexander Brown KENNEDY IGI M CHRISTENING 2 Apr 1843 Connor . Antrim Buckna Pres Alexander Cassilis KENNEDY IGI M BIRTH 5 Feb 1864 Stillorgan Dublin 792 Alexr. KENNEDY IGI M CHRISTENING 9 Apr 1841 Shankill Antrim Andrew KENNEDY IGI M BIRTH 1747 Newtown Donegal Andrew KENNEDY IGI M BIRTH 1831 Armagh Andrew KENNEDY IGI M CHRISTENING 1 Jun 1843 Cullybackey Antrim Andrew KENNEDY IGI M CHRISTENING 17 Feb 1855 Kilrea Londonderry Andrew KENNEDY IGI M BIRTH 19 Aug 1865 Easky Sligo 233 Andrew KENNEDY IGI M BIRTH 2 Mar 1865 Naas And Carragh Kildare 1014 Andrew KENNEDY IGI M CHRISTENING 21 Sep 1834 Antrim Ballymoney Parish Andrew KENNEDY IGI M BIRTH 23 Nov 1849 Kilbride Brookfield Antrim Andrew KENNEDY IGI M CHRISTENING 24 Apr 1813 Belfast Antrim Andrew KENNADY IGI M CHRISTENING 4 Dec 1697 Dublin Dublin Saint Catherine Andrew KENNEDY IGI M BIRTH 8 Jun 1867 Belfast Antrim 420 ANDREW KENNEDY IGI M BIRTH ABT 1807 Ballymeglaugh Down Andrew KENNEDY IGI M BIRTH Oct 1829 Londonderry Andrew KENNEDY IGI ABT CHRISTENING 4 Dec 1697 Dublin ANDREW ALLEN KENNEDY IGI M BIRTH ABT 1787 Ballyrainey Wicklow Andrew Thomas KENNEDY IGI M BIRTH 18 Dec 1865 Waterford Waterford 1021 Andw. KENNEDY IGI M CHRISTENING 13 May 1787 Glastry Down Andw. KENNEDY IGI M CHRISTENING 22 Apr 1822 Cullybackey Antrim Andw. KENNEDY IGI M CHRISTENING 26 Sep 1738 Glastry Down Ann KENNEDY IGI F BIRTH 1715 Lisburn Antrim ANN KENNEDY IGI F CHRISTENING 16 May 1852 Hacketstown Kildare Ann KENNEDY IGI F BIRTH 19 Oct 1864 Garvagh Londonderry 433 Ann KENNEDY IGI F CHRISTENING 2 Mar 1818 Belfast Antrim Ann KENNEDY IGI F BIRTH 2 Mar 1818 Belfast Antrim Ann KENNEDY IGI F BIRTH 21 Aug 1866 Crossroads Donegal 58 Ann KENNEDY IGI F CHRISTENING 29 Jan 1777 Armagh Armagh Ann KENNEDY IGI F CHRISTENING Jul 1715 Lisburn Antrim Ann Stuart KENNEDY IGI F BIRTH 26 Jun 1862 Anna KENNEDY IGI F CHRISTENING 15 Apr 1816 Templemichael Longford Anna KENNEDY IGI F CHRISTENING 20 May 1873 Killyleagh Down Presbyterian Anna KENNEDY IGI F CHRISTENING 27 Dec 1868 Curry Sligo Anne KENNEDY IGI F CHRISTENING 23 Mar 1814 Templemichael Longford Anne KENNEDY IGI F BIRTH 24 Nov 1869 Ballyboggan Meath 506 Anne KENNEDY IGI F BIRTH 25 Jun 1864 Bansha Tipperary 779 Anne KENNEDY IGI F BIRTH 29 Nov 1866 Castlepollard Westmeath 181 Anne KENNEDY IGI F CHRISTENING 8 Nov 1802 Dublin Dublin Roman Catholic Annie KENNEDY IGI F BIRTH Apr 1858 Aron KENNEDY IGI M BIRTH 7 Jul 1865 Garvagh Londonderry 462 Arthr. KENNEDY IGI M CHRISTENING 9 Nov 1722 Carnmoney Antrim Arthur KENNEDY IGI M MARRIAGE 1839 Dublin Dublin Arthur KENEDY IGI M MARRIAGE 14 Aug 1846 Cootehill Cavan 405 Arthur KENNEDY IGI M DEATH: 16 Aug 1917ABT craigs Antrim Arthur KENNEDY IGI M CHRISTENING 17 Aug 1712 Dublin Dublin Saint Catherine Arthur KENNEDY IGI M CHRISTENING 23 Oct 1814 Holywood Down Arthur KENNEDY IGI M CHRISTENING 25 May 1826 Templepatrick Antrim Arthur KENEDY IGI M BIRTH 9 Nov 1722 Carnmony Antrim Arthur KENEDY IGI M CHRISTENING 9 Nov 1722 Carnmony Antrim Arthur KENNEDY IGI M BIRTH ABT 1680 Ballycultra Down Arthur KENNEDY IGI M BIRTH ABT 1780 Ballycultra Down Arthur KENNEDY IGI M BIRTH ABT 1802 Cultra Down Arthur Edward KENNEDY IGI M BIRTH 1809 Cultra Down Arthur Edward KENNEDY IGI M BIRTH 1810 Down Arthur Edward KENNEDY IGI M BIRTH ABT 1805 Ballycultra Down Arthur Edward KENNEDY IGI ABT BIRTH 1809 Cultra Down Arthur Herbert KENNEDY IGI M BIRTH ABT 1840 Dublin Dublin Arthur Joseph KENNEDY IGI M BIRTH 12 Jun 1864 Londonderry Londonderry 183 Atty_ KENNEDY IGI F CHRISTENING 9 Nov 1846 Kilmacteige Sligo Mike

Marriage between Sarah GIBSON and Charles MORTON possibly at Lislooney Presbyterian Church, Co. Armagh in 1832. They are said to have resided at Cormeen, Killylea, Co Armagh. I am geographically isolated, so would I write to the above church for details? Would the church records go back to this year? Does anyone know the name of the present minister there ? I am very grateful for any help given. All best wishes. Lyn Hotchin [email protected]

Looking for descendants of Robert and Nancy Galloway, from Co. Down, Ireland, lived in Genesee Co., NY in the 1850s, children: Isabella, Jane, William, Nancy, John, Edward, Robert, Louisa. Ron McRoberts St. Paul, MN [email protected]

Hi list, would sks do a look up on BDM of PAISLEY JOHN BLACKSTOCK or any connections or any relevant info as I have hit a brickwall on this family line , from Vicki Davey on a cold and wet Western Australian day.

I am researching the CARNEAL/CARNAL and other variations. The information I have so far says that Patrick CARNEAL/CARNAL (?) was born in Ireland in 1756, was married in VA in 1777 and died in VA in 1835. I have found a townland in Antrim Co. called Carneal but have been unable to find any other information about it. My direct ancestor is my great-grandfather Benjamin Walker CARNAL born May 3, 1882 in Tama, IA. He was the son of Archibald T. CARNAL, born August 23, 1836 in Caroline Co., VA, died December 27, 1889 in Tama, IA. He married Catherine A. HALL. One of Benjamin's brothers (Benjamin was the ninth child) was Nate CARNAL. Nate was Tama County supervisor. His son Edwin was Mayor of Tama. I have no idea where the family was between Virginia and Iowa. The story is that they were plantation owner in Virginia and fled during the Civil War. I would love to share information. Ardyth Long

Could someone tell me something about Mount Alexander? Hugh Montgomery was appointed Earl of Mount Alexander in 1703. I would appreciate any information. Thanks, Linda

This has been posted to another list, so for those have seen it, my apologies. Hi Doreen and all, Have you tried using the Rootsweb Archives? http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl It is a great way to track down postings that you have "lost" as well as checking to see if there has been mentions of names of people / locations of interest. Have fun!!!..........Pat Patricia Folkers Alberta, Canada [email protected] Who we are is who we were ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, August 13, 1999 11:34 Subject: Fwd: Ulster gravestone inscriptions > Listers, > I mistakenly deleted a e-mail concerning a URL for the above subject that > was sent to list on 8-9-99! Would someone kindly send this site to me at > their convenience? Thanks for your time! > Doreen > [email protected]

I am just beginning to search for my ancestors in Ireland. I have found both of the names I seek in Omagh E. Parish in Co. Tyrone. (In Griffiths.) They are listed as Methodist in Canadian Census so I am assuming that they were Methodist in Ireland. I realize that this may not be true but it is a place to begin. Does anyone know the names and/or addresses of the two churches? I am researching Margaret FORSYTHE & several McIlmurrays who came to Canada in about 1840. Maurianne

I would like to contact anyone that is researching the following names. These folks settled in Megantic Co. Quebec and are in the 1861 Canada census. All these families lived on Craig's Road in Inverness, PQ. William Ross John Ross George White Robert Eager Andrew Wark Matthew McIntyre Francis McIntyre James McIntyre Patrick McCauley William Edwards Louis Dashney Please contact me at my e-mail address. [email protected] Jon

In a message dated 14/08/99 03:29:52 GMT, you write: << Another question on streets in Belfast (my map is very basic) Can anyone tell me where Fisherwick Place is? Thanks, Joan >> In the city centre. It's a continuation of Gt Victoria Street where you find the Crown Pub, the Europa Hotel and a railway and bus station. [Sandy Row is parallel to Gt. Victoria St. (more or less), one block behind it.] Next to the Europa Hotel is the Grand Opera House, and next to that is Jury's Hotel on Fisherwick Place. Opposite Jury's is the Presbyterian Historical Society. David McIlveen-Wright

Greetings All: It's been a while since I posted my searches and projects, so here goes: 1. I am trying to make a list of Batch numbers for Northern Ireland, starting with County Down. I would appreciate it if anyone with batch numbers would send them to me for my list. When I get enough, I will post the list for all. 2. I would like to know if there are any Kennedys in the area of Killyleagh, DownPatrick, Cluntagh, Tullyvery, Comber and areas in between, that would be interested in communicating with me and possibly helping me find relatives. 3. My search interests are: David Kennedy, born approximately 1796 and died Nov 4, 1857 Killyleagh. married Sarah (Mary) BROWN, was born approximately 1811 and died June 3, 1871 Killyleagh. They had nine children that I know of. David Kennedy was born approximately 1834. in Killyleagh, County Down. Andrew (my ancestor) born Sept 26, 1838 Married Sarah ORR June 10 1856. He lived in Tullyvery at the time and she lived in Killyleagh. They came to U.S.A . She died approximately 1865-67. He later returned to Ireland and married a Mary M CAVE. Around 1866-7. Robert Kennedy was born approximately 1840 in Killyleagh, County Down. My ancestor (Andrew) and his brothers, David and Robert, all came to the United States. Other brothers and sisters were: William Sarah Eliza John Charles Hugh. I would really like to communicate and connect up with my family and would appreciate hearing from them . I can be reached via email at [email protected] Sincerely Mike Kennedy Dayton Ohio

Another question on streets in Belfast (my map is very basic) Can anyone tell me where Fisherwick Place is? Thanks, Joan

Thanks to all who told me that Tea Lane is now at the Folk Museum. When looking up ancestral homes, one always hopes the building is still there. In this case, it is even better than that, it will still be much like the period when my ancestor was there ca. 1860. I can't wait to go see it. Jioan

Is anyone researching the McFilemy / McPhilemy name in Ireland? I am inquiring for a friend. The only information they have is: (unknown) McFilemy marrried Elizabeth (unknown) Children: James McPhilemy, born circa 1827 in Ireland Matilda McPhilemy, born circa 1832 in Ireland Margaret McPhilemy, born circa 1834 in Ireland Thank you in advance for any help. Lonnie Scallen [email protected] _______________________________________________________________ Get Free Email and Do More On The Web. Visit http://www.msn.com

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In a message dated 12/08/99 18:52:35 GMT, you write: << I had ancestors residing at Tea Lane, Belfast. Can anyone tell me where in Belfast this street is if it still exists? Thanks, Joan >> Tea Lane has been lifted out of Belfast and rebuilt at the Ulster Folk and Transport Museum at Cultra (on the main A2 road, or by train to Bangor). This is a great place to visit anyway, as there are many other buildings from plantation times onward on the site. You can get a real insight into how the old folk lived. Tea Lane is a great example of the "2 up, 2 down" dwelling that was built in Belfast to house the shipyard or mill workers. I drove past the Folk Museum this morning. At the moment there's a "Rare Breeds" show taking place there. You can see the old-fashioned varieties of pigs, sheep, poultry, etc. that aren't really suited to modern agri-business. David McIlveen-Wright

I will be going to Belfast in a few weeks to carry on some research at PRONI as well as sightsee. I will be arriving at the SeaCat Terminal at Donegal Quay in the AM and would like to find a locker or some safe place to check my luggage while I visit the downtown . (The place I am staying is a bit out of town and I can't check in til late afternoon) Any suggestions? Joan

I had ancestors residing at Tea Lane, Belfast. Can anyone tell me where in Belfast this street is if it still exists? Thanks, Joan

> > > I have found that my Monaghan ancestors were closely tied to those of > the same surname across the border in Armagh, particularly around > NewtownHamilton. Can anyone tell me if there are surviving church > records for the presbyterian church of Newtown-Hamilton and if so, where > are they kept? Is there a copy at PRONI? > Thanks, Joan

This was sent to me: Don't know if this helps anyone but ... http://www.caughey.demon.co.uk/ships.htm Mary McG in Tennessee