Hi list, I am looking for Mary Ann McLoughlin, from Newtownbutler, county Fermanagh. She was born in 1848 and she married Benj. McCulloch. Anyone seen her name in their travels? Any help would be greatly appreciated ! Thanks, Holly Cowan

Dear Irish Cousins, I have tried several times with getting some sort of reply to this query on TheShipsList, to no avail. So, now I plead my case before you. My Irish ancestors left with the large group of other Irish folks in the autumn of 1772 and sailed for Charlestowne, South Carolina. All five ships arrived safely. Aboard one of those ships, the FREE MASON, was the family of John TRUESDALE and his wife Mary HOLLINGSWORTH. They had lived in the area of Kinghill, Clonduff, County Down with many of their kinfolks. When John and Mary left that fall, they left behind, for unknown reasons, their eldest son Robert, who would have been about 6 years old at the time. They took the 3 other children with them when they sailed from the port of Newry on the 27th of October 1772. Sometime during the year of 1782 [he would have been about 16 years old then], arrangements were made for Robert to sail to SC to join the rest of the family. Letters indicated that Robert had indeed left Ireland aboard "a ship", enroute to SC. As best as we have been able to piece together, neither Robert nor the ship were ever heard of again. My question is, is there a list somewhere indicating which ships left from Ireland in 1782, most likely from the port of Newry, enroute to SC? I really would like to try to tie up this loose end on this family if at all possible. Any and all help with this would be greatly appreciated. Bill Hughes [email protected] Peoria, Arizona ô¿ô SMILE, it drives the "normal" folks crazy!

My grandfather is William Hart. His birth record indicates he was born in the District of Meigh, Newry, County Armagh on 18 May 1873 (Anahay). Williams's parents were Ferdinand and Alice (Durnan) Hart. Present at the birth was a Judith L. Hart (I understand she was born 26 December 1859) according to the Certified Copy of An Entry of Birth. I understand William's siblings to be: Patrick (married Mary Ann Mallon, and named a son "Ferdinand"), Margaret (married John Loughran), ALICE (married Steven RICE), Lawrence, Mary, Thomas, and John. My Grandfather married Loretta/Laura Brennan in New York City, NY in 1911. He had been a fireman on an English ship out of Liverpool, England, and claimed asylum in the USA during War World I. Loretta had 4 children who survived to adulthood: Alice (my mother), William, Patrick Joseph, and John Lawrence. There are cousins through marriage with Loretta Brennan with the surname Daly, one of which was a nun. Her name was Mother Finbar, and I believe she ran an orphanage in Pennsylvania, somewhere near Pittsburgh. Please be advised that Alice Hart/Mrs. Stephen Rice lived at 88 St Anne Street, Birkenhead, England, according to a letter postmarked February 16, 1931. This letter was from Brigid Kelly (the return address on the envelope is: Anahaia, Killeavey Post Office, Nr.Newry, County Armagh). Are any of these relatives of yours? I hope to hear from you. Lawrence Hart Huebner

Seeking parentage information for Alexander YOUNG, born in Londonderry, County Derry, 26 Aug 1798, migrated to the USA, arrived Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA, in Aug 1821. David Morgan Young, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, USA. [email protected]

I am searching for "English" roots in Ireland. Looking for information on Andrew McClellan, born in Scotland in late 1700's, died in military campaign in India. He was a captain in the British Army. He married a Margaret English in the early 1800's. Margaret was born in Armagh, Ireland(?) She emigrated to the US about 1830 with her children: Elizabeth, Mary, Ethel, Lydia, James, Andrew and Margaret, my great, great grandmother.

I am searching for an ENGLISH/McGOWAN connection in Ulster. James ENGLISH, Protestant, born in Limavady?, Derry circa 1800. He Married a Jane McGowan who was Catholic. Their son John ENGLISH was born in 1825 in Northern Ireland (Limavady?) He subsequently went to Blantyre, Lanarkshire, Scotland where he married Isabella Nelson in August 1849.

Hi, Hope this helps you in your search: Townland: Drumbar Parish: Donegal Barony: Tirhugh County: Donegal Townland: Ardnableask Parish: Donegal Barony: Tirhugh County: Donegal Patricia -----Original Message----- From: White, Janet <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Sunday, March 21, 1999 3:48 PM Subject: [NorthernIrelandGenWeb-L] HELP! MAPS OF CO. DONEGAL >Hello list. I have maps showing the civil parishes of Donegal, but >there are a couple of parishes I can't locate. Arndableask and Drumbar. > Can anyone help?? > >Thanks in advance. > >Janet >

Hello list. I have maps showing the civil parishes of Donegal, but there are a couple of parishes I can't locate. Arndableask and Drumbar. Can anyone help?? Thanks in advance. Janet

Seeking information re McCarron ie Charles,Michael S. and James in CunninghamManor ,Donegal in circa1800. Any information greatly appreciated. Thanks Maura

Hello, I am looking for information on David DORMAN and his 1st wife Margaret MC ILVEEN They had two sons: 1. William J. DORMAN b. 1862 d. 1949 ...+ Elizabeth Robertson DAWSON b. about 1864 d. 1817 ........James DORMAN b. 1882 d. 1969 .........+Edith Mae HAWN b. 1886 d. 1959 Married Toronto ........William Henry DORMAN b. 1884 d. 1940 ........David DORMAN b. 1886 d, 1892 Went to Toronto, Canada about 1882 2. David DORMAN Margaret died and David married Maria DOUGLAS. They also had two sons: 1. Edward DORMAN + Caroline ERVINE 2. Allen DORMAN +Margaret DAWSON If this sounds familiar to anyone, I would love to hear from you. Regards, Arleen Koello [email protected]

Hello, I am looking for any information on Henry B. DAWSON and Helen KIRK. They were married on Jan. 3, 1876 in Belfast. Witness' to the marriage were James DAVIDSON and Sarah DAWSON. Their children were Helen Walker DAWSON b. Jan. 31, 1878, David DAWSON b. Oct 23, 1879 and Mary Ann Lilley DAWSON b. Aug. 15, 1881, all born in Belfast. Henry B. DAWSON also had a daughter Elizabeth Robertson DAWSON b. about 1864 Belfast by a previous marriage. Henry B. DAWSON's father was Samuel DAWSON, occupation Soldier. Helen KIRK's father was George KIRK, occupation Linen Business. Regards, Arleen Koello [email protected]

Linda, I appreciate your offer to look up in the "Ulster Emigration to Philadelphia 1803 - 1850". I have been researching the Eagleson name, and there is an indication that some of them came into the country through Philadelphia in the time frame you mentioned, although conflicting information says through New York. Again, I appreciate your help. Sincerely, Terry

Found my mother's BOYCE ancestors on a "Poor Application" to the parish at Ardrossan in Ayrshire Scotland. Birthplace was said to be Strathalbyn, Ireland. I'd appreciate any help regarding location. _--_|\ email [email protected] / \ \_.--._/ ___Melbourne o Australia http://www.users.bigpond.com/hewmac.htm

Here is a site for all Kennedys and it's spelling variations. It also has a new Kennedy Surname Web Ring for those who have Kennedy sites. http://www.rootsquest.com/~kennedy/ http://www.fortunecity.com/millenium/lightyear/101/ Fred

Hello List Members: Looking for any information on TURNER's in Ireland which may link to my ancestors below. Thanks in advance. Patrick Turner. ---------- JOHN (1) TURNER was born around 1775 in Ireland and may have died in Jackson County, Iowa between 1870-80. He was married to ROSANNA ? in Ireland. On the 1860 census, John and Rosanna were listed in Jones County, Washington Township, Iowa. John was listed in 1870 census as living in the Bridget MCCARTY household in Butler Township, Jackson County, Iowa. Rosanna apparently passed away before 1870. Children of JOHN TURNER and ROSANNA ? are: EDWARD (2) TURNER, born in Ireland, date of birth not available, died about 1863-65 in Iowa, possible in the Civil War or in a mining accident at Nightengale Mining in Dubuque County, Iowa. EDWARD (2) TURNER was married to MARGARETTE MCKEE either in Ireland, New York or Ohio. Margarette was the daughter of PATRICK MCKEE and ELIZABETH ?. Could be spelled MCGEE or MAGEE. Emmigrated to US sometime before 1854. MARY TURNER, born in Ireland, date of birth not available. May of emigrated to US. Not sure if she stayed in US. She was a sponsored to the baptism of Edward and Margarette TURNER'S son; Patrick TURNER in Garryowen, Iowa in 1857. KATHERINE TURNER, born in Ireland, date of birth not available. May of came to US. THOMAS TURNER, born in Ireland, date of birth not available. Not sure weather Thomas emigrated to US or not. Family lore say he lived to be about 113 year old. JOHN TURNER, born in Ireland, date of birth not available. May of stayed in Ireland. TIMOTHY TURNER, born in Ireland, date of birth not available. May of stayed in Ireland. MARGARET TURNER, born in Ireland, date of birth not available. Not sure if she immigrated to US. BRIDGET TURNER, born about 1830 in Ireland. Died in 1881, Jackson County, Iowa. Married to ? MCCARTY. -------------------------------------------------------- Patrick Turner Gloucester Point, VA [email protected] Researching Family Surnames: TURNER, MCKEE or MCGEE/MAGEE, MCCAFFERY/MCCAFFREY, LEONARD, MCCARTY/MCCARTHY, KILDARE, and CAVANAUGH from Ireland to New York to Iowa. SCHICKOUFSKY, SCHIKOWSKY, REMMERS, HALL, DREIER, and GERKIN from Germany to Iowa. FABER, STUPFEL, HEYROTH, WALPORT, MALTER, and ACKER from Germany to Nebraska, Wisconsin and Minnesota.

If anyone has access to current NI telephone directory, I would be most grateful if you could send me listings for McANINCH and variants: McININCH, McINCH and McNINCH. Thank you! Lillian McAninch (Oak Lawn, IL)

I have purchased a book titled: "Ulster Emigration to Philadelphia 1803 - 1850" by Raymond D. Adams. This book was published by the Genealogical Publishing Co., Baltimore, MD. (Website: www.genealogybookshop.com) Although I was not lucky enough to find my ancestors, I would be willing to do lookups for anyone interested. Just e-mail me at [email protected] Please leave the subject the same, so I can do all the lookups together. Linda Powell Wilmington, Delaware

Hello fellow researchers, I have been a member of various list provided courtesy of Rootsweb. I am researching my g-g-grandfather Hugh Ramsey and my g-g-grandmother Jane Forbes. According to Hugh's naturalization papers, he was a native of Ireland. I know that he lived in Northern Delaware after 1862. I know that Jane Forbes had a brother Daniel Forbes who also lived in Northern Delaware. We also have in our possession a medallion, which we believe belonged to Jane, from Castlecaufield, County Tyrone, Ireland. I have been unable to find the ship Hugh came over on. According to gravestones, Hugh was born 11 March 1827 and Jane was born 4 March 1837. My uncle remembers stories told down the generations that Hugh came over with some brothers and settled in New Jersey about 10 years before Hugh came to Delaware. My mother believes it was said that they came into Philadelphia. We have letters from the golfer, "Porky" Oliver about being cousins. I have check the volumes of Famine Emigrants between 1845 to 1851. I have check Filby's passenger list, these have been updated yearly. Books on passengers into Philadelphia (and microfilm). I have hit the brick wall so much, we are on a first name basis. I am asking all research to help in my search! Any ideas, tips or suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Linda Powell [email protected] Wilmington, DE, USA

Hi If anyone can lookup a current NI phonebook for me, please e-mail me for details. [email protected] Thanks in advance Juliette Harland Victoria, Australia Researching: BUCHANAN/SPEER(s) Co Tyr NI EMERY/COLHOUN Co Tyr NI COWAN/GRAHAM Stirl SCOT WHITE/GOW Stirl SCOT CROOKS/ALLASON Ayr SCOT NELSON Don NI KEATING(e) Lim EIRE VOSTI/BESIMO SWITZ JENVEY/DOSWELL Hamp ENG CARPENTER/DALLEY Dev ENG ZEBEDEE Dev ENG