Hello Rick. Ha ha. Wow, I didn’t realise how difficult it is to make contact with them.
Okay, here is a link to the MEMBERS page at atavus: http://search.atavus.org/api/v1/members If you scroll down in there, first to D for David JOHNSTON — you can then click on his member name, and click further to send him a message. Similarly, scroll down to G for George ARMSTRONG — and follow the clicks to also send him a message. Hoping that this helps, and will work for you. If not, please get back in touch, as I do have their private email addresses from many years past, and we could try to make contact with them that way. So glad that you have found it to be of interest for you, Rick. All the best. Ray in Oz. =============================== On 7 Aug 2017, at 4:56 am, Rick Smoll <[email protected]> wrote: Thanks Ray! I've already spent a little time on it and looks like it will prove to be a treasure trove. Do you happen to have email addresses for Armstrong and Johnston? Rick Smoll, AIC Claims Adjuster Corpus Christi, TX Mobile - (512) 619-3860 Fax - (512) 592-7966 -----Original Message----- From: Ray 15 <[email protected]> To: Rick Smoll <[email protected]> Cc: cotyronelist <[email protected]> Sent: Sun, Aug 6, 2017 11:26 am Subject: Re: [CoTyroneMailingList] Kilskeery Parish Hello Rick. If you use this hyperlink, you should find lots of entries for your relevant surnames. http://search.atavus.org/api/v1/search The Kilskeery vital records have been transcribed by Fermanagh-Gold’s indefatigable transcriber: Mr George ARMSTRONG (in Fermanagh); and the entire database has been provided by Mr David JOHNSTON (in Australia). I would hope that you would write to each of them with thanks, once you have obtained your information. Unfortunately, as we have learned on this list, most people seem to just take the information provided, and not even give back a thank you in most cases. Good luck with it all. ray in oz ========================================================= On 5 Aug 2017, at 5:44 am, Rick Smoll <[email protected]> wrote: Hello all I will be visiting County Tyrone next month and will be trying to learn as much about my grandfather's family as I can while there. His father's farm (James Morrison) was in Loughterush townland in Kilskeery Parish, and his maternal grandfather's farm (Joseph Masterson) - where he sometimes stayed - was located in Derry townland in Kilskeery Parish. My grandfather came to the states in 1914 at the age of 18. I know that the Morrison farm was sold by the last family member to live on it (or his estate after he died) around 1980. I have not been able to find any current info on the Masterson farm. My questions are: What Methodist church would the family likely have attended around 1900 in the area around Kilskeery? Otherwise, where might I find information regarding what cemeteries my ancestors may be in? Where would records (birth, death, marriage, real estate, etc.) be maintained for Kilskeery Parish? Are there local directories if I want to try and find living relatives? Any and all advice regarding genealogical research while there would be appreciated. Thanks! Rick Smoll _______________________________________________
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