Melanie,
In Northern Ireland we have mostly gathered the genealogical records together
and stored them in PRONI (the public record office) in Belfast.
You can search their e-catalogue for relevant records using townlands and
surnames etc. If you are looking for church records then this guide tells you
what exists for each parish, and by denomination.
Guide to Church Records
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Personal visit required to view them as they are not on-line.
Omagh library has a local studies section which contains interesting
information about the county eg Tyrone in the famine. That sort of thing, but
for church and other personal records you need PRONI.
Elwyn
On Monday 7 April 2025 at 18:09:38 BST, Melanie Logue via CoTyroneList
<[email protected]> wrote:
I will be visiting Tyrone in coming weeks and wonder if there is an Archives
facility open to the public?
In particular, I am looking for records regarding Clogherny Parish in early to
mid 1800s.
Any guidance is appreciated!
Melanie Logue
USA
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