Hi I have a copy of the civil registeration.......James put an X by his name......it said they lived in Crofass, Newry, County Down but have not found out what Crofass is......... Thank you for writing........... Ann The Brashers wrote: > Hi Ann, > You wrote > > Have James Haughey married to Annie McCreedy and one daughter Annie > > born in Newry, County Down, Ireland in 1866.....they were Scots > > Presbyterian.... > > Would anyone know where the Haughey & McCreedy would be from in > > Scotland..... > > You didn't mention how you know the place of birth (what great info) > but have you written Belfast for records of her birth? This could > posssibly lead you to her parents origin. > > BTW, my daughter and I were in Newry about 3 years ago. We rented a > car and drove down from Belfast (a fun place). A nice town of > friendly people. We spent a night there at Ms. Lottie's B&B. What a > crack! (hoot) :) > > Write or call: > > RESEARCH SERVICES - COUNTY DOWN > by Francis Dowling > Genealogical Research Centre > > Ulster Historical Foundation > 12 College Sq. E., > Belfast. > Phone: 01232 332288 > Fax: 01232 239885 > > RESEARCH SERVICES - COUNTY DOWN > by Francis Dowling > > Genealogical Research Centre > > Ulster Historical Foundation > 12 College Sq. E., > Belfast. > Phone: 01232 332288 > Fax: 01232 239885 > > Website: www.uhf.org.uk > Email: enquiry@uhf.org.uk > > Professional Genealogists > > Association of Professional Genealogists in Ireland > C/o. Secretary, > 30 Harlech Crescent, > Clonskeagh, > Dublin 14. > > found this at Website: > http://www.local.ie/ > > Happy searching. Hope you have a good day and a better tomorrow! > Cyndie > > >