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Looming for McFarlands with very early connections i. Tyrone that have done DNA testing, attempting to make connections with 4 distinct McFarland lines in usa that arrived in usa 1718 to 1740s MAC
Looming for McFarlands with very early connections i. Tyrone that have done DNA testing, attempting to make connections with 4 distinct McFarland lines in usa that arrived in usa 1718 to 1740s MAC
Added: January 12, 2022
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I am researching my husband's Devlin ancestry from County Tyrone. He comes from a line nicknamed "The Bann (or Ban?) Devlins. I am just scratching the surface of all that is contained in this website, and a huge thanks to everyone involved!
I am researching my husband's Devlin ancestry from County Tyrone. He comes from a line nicknamed "The Bann (or Ban?) Devlins. I am just scratching the surface of all that is contained in this website, and a huge thanks to everyone involved!
Added: January 8, 2022
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Sunday, morning, 12 December 2021
I appreciate all of the efforts and determination your site provides every research session!I am working on my father's ancestors at this time: McColm - working information: came from Scotland to Northern Ireland, John McColm, b- circa 1730; married Elizabeth Blair. Left County Tyrone, Ireland. Attacked by pirates on voyage to America - 28 September 1793, all possessions taken; arrived Baltimore 3 October 1793 (lost a child on voyage). McColms' were Weslayan Methodists, some preachers.From Baltimore settled in Oldtown, Allegheny County, Maryland.From Maryland the family(s) separated: Mecklinburg Co., North Carolina, etc.Generations later, my g-g-grandfather came to Oklahoma Territory (prior to statehood)as a building contractor; eventually went to Iowa, USA and my father moved to California from Iowa (relatives in Nebraska also). I was born in Sioux City, Iowa October 1945. These comments are minimum information, thanks for reading. Ray Harter
Sunday, morning, 12 December 2021
I appreciate all of the efforts and determination your site provides every research session!I am working on my father's ancestors at this time: McColm - working information: came from Scotland to Northern Ireland, John McColm, b- circa 1730; married Elizabeth Blair. Left County Tyrone, Ireland. Attacked by pirates on voyage to America - 28 September 1793, all possessions taken; arrived Baltimore 3 October 1793 (lost a child on voyage). McColms' were Weslayan Methodists, some preachers.From Baltimore settled in Oldtown, Allegheny County, Maryland.From Maryland the family(s) separated: Mecklinburg Co., North Carolina, etc.Generations later, my g-g-grandfather came to Oklahoma Territory (prior to statehood)as a building contractor; eventually went to Iowa, USA and my father moved to California from Iowa (relatives in Nebraska also). I was born in Sioux City, Iowa October 1945. These comments are minimum information, thanks for reading. Ray Harter
Added: December 12, 2021
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Hi. I'm searching for Rebecca H Quinn, born Dunnamore Cookstown Tyrone 1895. Boarded ship for USA 1922. Anyone who is a descendant please get in touch. Thanks. Caroline
Hi. I'm searching for Rebecca H Quinn, born Dunnamore Cookstown Tyrone 1895. Boarded ship for USA 1922. Anyone who is a descendant please get in touch. Thanks. Caroline
Added: November 20, 2021
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I have found on the website details of the birth of John Mcclernan in 1853 who I believe is a relative . His father was Henry Mcclernan and his mother and Ann Mcclernan nee Walker.
I'm trying to get back to Henry Mcclernan's birth I believe he was born in 1830 can't seem to find any records.
Any ideas where to look very much appreciated
I believe they were based in Dongahenry area
I have found on the website details of the birth of John Mcclernan in 1853 who I believe is a relative . His father was Henry Mcclernan and his mother and Ann Mcclernan nee Walker.
I'm trying to get back to Henry Mcclernan's birth I believe he was born in 1830 can't seem to find any records.
Any ideas where to look very much appreciated
I believe they were based in Dongahenry area
Added: October 25, 2021
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I'm searching for place of birth, mother, father of my maternal 2nd Great Grandmother, Ann Young. She was born in County Tyrone about 1825, emigrated to Saint John, New Brunswick in 1844, married James Armstrong in Saint John on August 26, 1845 and died of consumption on May 1862. She is buried in Trinity Burial Ground/ Church of England Burial Ground in Saint John. Would greatly appreciate any information such as baptismal record etc. Thanks!
I'm searching for place of birth, mother, father of my maternal 2nd Great Grandmother, Ann Young. She was born in County Tyrone about 1825, emigrated to Saint John, New Brunswick in 1844, married James Armstrong in Saint John on August 26, 1845 and died of consumption on May 1862. She is buried in Trinity Burial Ground/ Church of England Burial Ground in Saint John. Would greatly appreciate any information such as baptismal record etc. Thanks!
Added: October 22, 2021
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I am searching for my 3x great grandfather Robert John Hazlett and his brother Hugh. Robert was born about 1805 somewhere in Co Tyrone (per tombstone), and Hugh about 1800. Both married Donahue girls, cousins, Sarah and Catherine. Sarah's parents were James Donahue and Sarah McGlynn. The Hazletts and their wives settled in Meriden, Connecticut, USA.
I am searching for my 3x great grandfather Robert John Hazlett and his brother Hugh. Robert was born about 1805 somewhere in Co Tyrone (per tombstone), and Hugh about 1800. Both married Donahue girls, cousins, Sarah and Catherine. Sarah's parents were James Donahue and Sarah McGlynn. The Hazletts and their wives settled in Meriden, Connecticut, USA.
Added: October 16, 2021
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I am working as far back as I can for my line in Brooklyn NY.
My 5th Great Grand mother Jane Smith Keeler was illiterate and yet I have found so much on her. The Emmigrant Banking Records in NY show she came from Aughnacloy Tyrone, Ireland in about 1841 at the age of about 19 (single). It notes the ship, Rochester, as well.
I am looking for ideas on researching in Aughnacloy. I do know her parents were James Smith and Nancy Allen. Not certain if they were Catholic or not, but Jane married a Catholic from Cork (Jeremiah Keeler) here in the US and our line since then has remained so...and until my parent's generation, all stayed in about the same neighborhood in Brooklyn NY.
Any help on Tyrone records would be welcome. Thanks!
I am working as far back as I can for my line in Brooklyn NY.
My 5th Great Grand mother Jane Smith Keeler was illiterate and yet I have found so much on her. The Emmigrant Banking Records in NY show she came from Aughnacloy Tyrone, Ireland in about 1841 at the age of about 19 (single). It notes the ship, Rochester, as well.
I am looking for ideas on researching in Aughnacloy. I do know her parents were James Smith and Nancy Allen. Not certain if they were Catholic or not, but Jane married a Catholic from Cork (Jeremiah Keeler) here in the US and our line since then has remained so...and until my parent's generation, all stayed in about the same neighborhood in Brooklyn NY.
Any help on Tyrone records would be welcome. Thanks!
Added: October 7, 2021
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Name: Katherine A Weaver
From: Belleville Wisconsin USA
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Looking for information on James McCormick
He Died in Clogher Ireland 12 Jan 1854.
He Was married to Catherine Walker about 1830.
Their children were baptized in the Augentaine church.
Her parents were John Walker and Rebecca Hawkshead
They were from Clogher Tyrone, Ireland.
Any information would be appreciated