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Hello Tracy,

That being the case you need to get Alfred's birth certificate which will give an exact place of birth and name both parents ,then go for the parents marriage certificate.

That is t ...

The only way forward with this research is by tracking down the marriage certificate of Mary Devlin and John or James Kelly.
This document will be of special value, as it will give the date and plac ...

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Albert Ernest Dineley and family lived at Parkgate Ave Belfast in 1911

Link : http://www.census.nationalarchives.ie/reels/nai002208071/

Dineley Andrew 66 Male Head of Family Baptist Co ...

To go forward with this it will be essential to first locate your mothers birth certificate birth certificate. You cannot do this "on line" it must be found at GRONI

It will give the exa ...

The name Beatty or Beattie was most common in County Fermanagh. It would have been rare in Down which will help you.
There was a wave of emigration from Ulster by Presbyterians in the 1718-1730 time ...

My guess would be that it is either in the spelling of the name {Have you tried McTier" or it has been incorrectly transcribed and indexed.

This can happen in records, if the names on the cert ...

Have you tried the Scottish on line marriage register search at Scotland's People?

There was frequent movement between the west coast of Scotland and the ports of the Ards in the 19th century.

r ...

Hello Steve,

The way forward with this research is by tracking down their marriage certificate.
This document will be of special value, as it will give the date and place of the marriage, confirm ...

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Pre 1922 Eire and Northern Ireland were one County "Ireland".
Ireland was part of the United Kingdom of Great Britain.
Travel within the United Kingdom was unrestricted ie between ...

Hello Peffermill

I checked the street directories for 31 Perry Street Belfast 1911-1919

Each year 1911 -1919 inclusive the house was occoupied by James Hamilton
{a moterman}

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hello ,

I'll check the 1919 Strret directory for you next week.
I'll let you know

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Robert
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Hello Lauren,

You will also find the name "Kitchen" recorded as "Kitson or "Kidson"

I have had an instance of 4 children in one family 2 registered as Kitchen and 2 as K ...

Hello Pru,

You will find stone masons as a trade, most frequently in the parishes of South Down especially near to the Mountains of Mourne.

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Robert
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1900 US Census

Name: Corneilus Mcgonigle

Residence: Brandywine Hundred (all north & west of Wilmington & Great Valley turnpike & Foilk rd.), New Castle, Delaware
Birth date: Mar 184 ...

Jean,

You have this I'm sure but here are the Ingram households in 1864

Ingram Christopher Castle St.,Irvinstown Derryvullan Fermanagh

Ingram Isabella Ballindullagh Inward Derryvullan Ferman ...

From Griffiths Valuation 1859 : {"Free Ancestor Search" button above}

Heather John Carneyhough Newry Down

Heather John Upper Water Street,Newry Down

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Hello,

Re your enquiry through our main site contact page about supplying a Will

I have replied to your enquiry but got the following "not delivered" message:

Your mail to the fol ...

Hello Kerry,

Cain or Kane {O'Kane} are anglicised versions of "O'Cahan" so Michael would in all likelyhood have been born Michael O'Cahan.

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Robert
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Hello Elsa Mary

All births and deaths from 1864-2010 and marriages from 1845 -2010 are kept by the General Register Office of Northern Ireland.

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Robert
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Hello

There is no townland in Kilbarron called Lissacully

There is an Lissacholly

We find townlands names spelled in many different ways as the name was usually transmitted orally.

check t ...

Hello Jane,

Civil registration of births was first introduced in Ireland in 1864, so before this date we are dependent on finding evidence of a person's birth from a Church record of baptism.
To m ...

There is only one "McCallum" name recorded in 1861 in the Primary Valuation of all of County Derry/Londonderry

Andrew Mc Callum, Bellhouse Lane, Coleraine

Maybe search for the more c ...

Hello Elsa May

"RIF" has caused confusion for many years.

It can refer to either:

Royal Irish Fusiliers
Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers

but not Royal Irish Rifles {RIR}

regard ...

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You must find out where the couple married and get the marriage certificate.
.
This document will be of special value, as it will give the date and place of the marriage, confirm the full n ...

Hello Dorro,

Only one William Lawrence recorded in County Londonderry in 1864
{might this be the father?}

William Lawrence ,Lisalbanagh Parish of Desertlyn, County Londonderry

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Hello Keiran,

Still many Brollys in the Dungiven district especially around Gortnaghey.

You will find several listed in the phone book or at www.192.com

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Robert
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This is a 100 years later but there was one Rafferty farm recorded in the Tithe Applotment Book. We cannot tell this Williams age but if he say 50 then he could have been born c 1770.

Rafferty, W ...

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If you feel the family were Presbyterian did Brian Mitchell not check for them in the 1740 Protestant Householders census of Desert.

The 1766 census has unfortunately been lost.

best re ...

Hello again Else Mary,

technically speaking an artificer is a skilled person but in the realms of the Royal Ordnance Coprs is was a rank given to a soldier who was skilled in both the maintenance ...

Hello Elsa- Mary

This rule applied to the RIC {Royal Irish Constabulary} pre 1922.
It did not apply to the RUC {Royal Ulster Constabulary} post 1922

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Robert
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