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I am looking for any genealogical information on Rev. R. A. McFarlane (Robert Adams McFarlane). I am trying to confirm family lore that he is a distant relation (Nth great uncle) of myself.
According to this website, Rev McFarland was a minister at the Reformed Presbyterian church in Stranorlar. According to this sitehe was from Mulvin.
I would really appreciate anything related to parents, grandparents, spouse, children, brothers, sisters, etc.
Family lore says he had a reverend nephew that had his first calling to a church in Glasgow.
Any help or hints you could offer would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you
Norman McFarland
I am looking for any genealogical information on Rev. R. A. McFarlane (Robert Adams McFarlane). I am trying to confirm family lore that he is a distant relation (Nth great uncle) of myself.
According to this website, Rev McFarland was a minister at the Reformed Presbyterian church in Stranorlar. According to this sitehe was from Mulvin.
I would really appreciate anything related to parents, grandparents, spouse, children, brothers, sisters, etc.
Family lore says he had a reverend nephew that had his first calling to a church in Glasgow.
Any help or hints you could offer would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you
Norman McFarland
Added: June 15, 2020
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My 3rd great grandfather was John Jack (1805-1875)of
Tirkernaghan, Donaghedy, tyrone. I believe he married Margaret.
Would this Margaret make sense? Or does anyone know anything else?
January 20, 1829 By the Rev. Mathew Clarke, on Tuesday last, MR. JOHN JACK, of Meahey, to MARGARET, eldest daughter of MR. PATRICK McFARLAND, of Dergbrough, Upper Badony
Thank you. Liz
My 3rd great grandfather was John Jack (1805-1875)of
Tirkernaghan, Donaghedy, tyrone. I believe he married Margaret.
Would this Margaret make sense? Or does anyone know anything else?
January 20, 1829 By the Rev. Mathew Clarke, on Tuesday last, MR. JOHN JACK, of Meahey, to MARGARET, eldest daughter of MR. PATRICK McFARLAND, of Dergbrough, Upper Badony
Thank you. Liz
Added: June 12, 2020
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Thank you for your web site & interesting information.
I have a McCORMICK family tree & am descended from Charles McCormick of Hollymount, Castlederg, 1719-1803 who married Miss Osborne; James McCormick of Ganvahan, died 17.7.1841, & married Ann Crozier; son Rev. Charles McCormick, 1783-1863, Methodist minister, married Henrietta Smith 27.9.1811: their sons John & William Ormsby McCormick are my gt gt grandparents (my gt grandparents were first cousins!) Questions please: do you know the parents of 1719 Charles McCormick, & any further back? Do Hollymount & Ganvahan still exist, & where is the location? Do you have any info about Ann Crozier, please?
Thank you, & best wishes from Dawn
Thank you for your web site & interesting information.
I have a McCORMICK family tree & am descended from Charles McCormick of Hollymount, Castlederg, 1719-1803 who married Miss Osborne; James McCormick of Ganvahan, died 17.7.1841, & married Ann Crozier; son Rev. Charles McCormick, 1783-1863, Methodist minister, married Henrietta Smith 27.9.1811: their sons John & William Ormsby McCormick are my gt gt grandparents (my gt grandparents were first cousins!) Questions please: do you know the parents of 1719 Charles McCormick, & any further back? Do Hollymount & Ganvahan still exist, & where is the location? Do you have any info about Ann Crozier, please?
Thank you, & best wishes from Dawn
Added: June 7, 2020
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My Grandmothers family were JOHN AIKEN & ANNIE CLINTON from the Templecarne area. Also the CLINTON Families and the Armstrong Families who all Married into the AIKEN Families :)
My Grandmothers family were JOHN AIKEN & ANNIE CLINTON from the Templecarne area. Also the CLINTON Families and the Armstrong Families who all Married into the AIKEN Families :)
Added: May 23, 2020
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I am looking for information on the Whiteside family from the Terrydreen area of Banagher. My great great grandfather, John Cochran Whiteside, arrived in America in 1853 with his mother Jane and sisters Mary and Margaret. They sailed on the Mohongo. My great great great grandfather, also John, did not travel with the family and stayed in Ireland. He died about 1870(?).
I am looking for information on the Whiteside family from the Terrydreen area of Banagher. My great great grandfather, John Cochran Whiteside, arrived in America in 1853 with his mother Jane and sisters Mary and Margaret. They sailed on the Mohongo. My great great great grandfather, also John, did not travel with the family and stayed in Ireland. He died about 1870(?).
Added: May 19, 2020
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Name: Ann St George
From: Bradenton Florida USA, Kingston Massachusetts USA
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Name: Ann St George
From: Bradenton Florida USA, Kingston Massachusetts USA
E-mail: reveal
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Looking for information for my ancestors: John St George (b 1860) son of Annie McElrone and Capel St George. Capel, a Magistrate and Son of Rev Henry Lucas St George Is shown as having died without issue. Annie emigrated to the US . She was a Roman Catholic. I don’t think she and Capel ever married as he was Church of Ireland.
Looking for information for my ancestors: John St George (b 1860) son of Annie McElrone and Capel St George. Capel, a Magistrate and Son of Rev Henry Lucas St George Is shown as having died without issue. Annie emigrated to the US . She was a Roman Catholic. I don’t think she and Capel ever married as he was Church of Ireland.
Added: May 14, 2020
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My grandfather, Francis Hewett O'Neill, was born in Pomroy in 1900. His father, Isaac George, was the son of Jane O'Neill (husband may have been Bernard) and we're told they owned a hotel called the Bellmore Arms. Does anyone have information about a hotel in the late 1800s called the Bellmore Arms in Pomroy?
My grandfather, Francis Hewett O'Neill, was born in Pomroy in 1900. His father, Isaac George, was the son of Jane O'Neill (husband may have been Bernard) and we're told they owned a hotel called the Bellmore Arms. Does anyone have information about a hotel in the late 1800s called the Bellmore Arms in Pomroy?
Added: May 12, 2020
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Hello, my gr. grandmother Mary Ann Burrows lists Tyrone on her marriage record as the place of her birth. She was married in Belfast at Ekenhead Presbyterian Parish on March 10,1888 to William James Campbell. She lists her father as John Burrows and her sister is Elizabeth Burrows Gass. Elizabeth was married at St. Anne’s, Church of Ireland, Belfast using the name Burrowes on Nov. 16, 1874 to Joseph Gass. She also lists her father as John Burrowes and that she was born in Tyrone. So, not sure if the e in Burrowes should be there. Elizabeth died first on March 30, 1906 and is buried with Mary Ann’s husband William James Campbell and son, Joseph in Belfast City Cemetery. Mary Ann Burrows Campbell died Jan. 21, 1926. According to death records, Mary Ann was 62 making her birth date around 1864 and Elizabeth was 49 at death which makes her birth date around 1857. Did the family move to Belfast or did just the sisters ? So many questions. I had one good lead from the keeper of the records at Rosemary Presbyterian after Ekenhead had closed. He was going to get into the records once some construction work was done and he could reach the records but nothing came from him. I think Tyrone is lost to me.
Hello, my gr. grandmother Mary Ann Burrows lists Tyrone on her marriage record as the place of her birth. She was married in Belfast at Ekenhead Presbyterian Parish on March 10,1888 to William James Campbell. She lists her father as John Burrows and her sister is Elizabeth Burrows Gass. Elizabeth was married at St. Anne’s, Church of Ireland, Belfast using the name Burrowes on Nov. 16, 1874 to Joseph Gass. She also lists her father as John Burrowes and that she was born in Tyrone. So, not sure if the e in Burrowes should be there. Elizabeth died first on March 30, 1906 and is buried with Mary Ann’s husband William James Campbell and son, Joseph in Belfast City Cemetery. Mary Ann Burrows Campbell died Jan. 21, 1926. According to death records, Mary Ann was 62 making her birth date around 1864 and Elizabeth was 49 at death which makes her birth date around 1857. Did the family move to Belfast or did just the sisters ? So many questions. I had one good lead from the keeper of the records at Rosemary Presbyterian after Ekenhead had closed. He was going to get into the records once some construction work was done and he could reach the records but nothing came from him. I think Tyrone is lost to me.
Added: May 9, 2020
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Failte: My GGgrandfather is James Donaghey. He married Agnes McLaughlin St Malachys Belfast 1859 and died 1888. His life in Belfast after his marriage is fairly well documented as a flax buyer and parent. However his birth in 1826 is a brick wall with no more records to peruse. Its been said James comes from a family with some wealth but its unproven.
Failte: My GGgrandfather is James Donaghey. He married Agnes McLaughlin St Malachys Belfast 1859 and died 1888. His life in Belfast after his marriage is fairly well documented as a flax buyer and parent. However his birth in 1826 is a brick wall with no more records to peruse. Its been said James comes from a family with some wealth but its unproven.
Added: May 3, 2020
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