Re: [CoTyroneMailingList] Relatives

[elwyn soutter via CoTyroneList]

Agnes,

Scottish birth certificates for the year 1855 and 1861 onwards should
record where and when the parents married.  It seems you may have
found some that just say Tyrone. Usually there’s more than that. Check
all possible Scottish certificates for the years I have given, in case
you get some with a specific parish (and a date of marriage) in
Ireland. If any child was born there in 1855 those usually record both
the parents places of birth too, as well as how many children the
couple had and whether they were still alive. (This was dropped after
1855 as too cumbersome).

Elwyn

On 26/08/2019, Agnes Friel via CoTyroneList
 wrote:
> Hi
>
> Just wondering if you can help I am trying to track down Patrick Muldoon and
> Martha Quinn my 3rd grt grandparents approx year of birth 1820s . I have
> some certificates from Scotland's people and it states they were married
> around 1849 in County Tyrone but as yet I cannot find anything.  I believe
> Patrick may have had a brother called John Muldoon but can't confirm this as
> Patrick's death cert states parents unknown . John's parents were Patrick
> Muldoon and Catherine Hamill . Any help would be appreciated or if you could
> point me in the direction of any other sites that would be great.
>
> Thank you for taking the time to read my email.
>
> Regards Agnes Muldoon Friel
>
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Re: [CoTyroneMailingList] Fw: grandmother research

[elwyn soutter via CoTyroneList]

Patty,

I noticed this death announcement for Quentin Hurst of 10, Aghnahoe Rd:

https://www.funeraltimes.com/quentinhurst404931566

There is still someone named Hurst at that address in the current
phone book. No Nicholas listed. I note that Quentin was buried in the
churchyard at Ballyreagh Presbyterian church. So that may be the first
place to search for other family. Note that there is no requirement to
record where someone is buried in Ireland and so finding documentary
records of a burial (as opposed to the death) can often be tricky,
unless it’s mentioned in a burial announcement like this.  Asking the
family is usually the best place to start.

Farmers tended to be slightly better off and often did have
gravestones but the average person in the 1800s was buried without
one. So if you don’t find a gravestone that doesn’t mean the family
aren’t there. Few graveyards for the 1800s have plot records (ie
showing who is buried where).



Elwyn


On 28/08/2019, Patricia Schickling via CoTyroneList
 wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> I’ll be in Tyrone County come this October and would really like to track
> down the burial site of my great-grandparents.
>
> In the attached you’ll find the death cert of my great-great grandparents in
> Auckland, NZ.  The other death certs are for my great-grandparents William &
> Isabella McKeown.
>
> Additionally, I’m trying to find out if my grand-mother’s nephew (or
> possibly great-nephew) Nicholas Hurst is still alive. I have copied in here
> his postal address last known from December 2000.
>
> Any assistance or direction you may provide is certainly appreciated as I
> would like to visit the grave of my great-grandparents if possible. It would
> also be neat to meet my “third” cousin (I believe) if indeed he’s still
> alive & residing in the same home.
>
>
>
> Thanks
>
>
>
> Patty Murphy
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[CoTyroneMailingList] Crozier family:

[Larry Crozier via CoTyroneList]

My ancestors, John Crozier born March 1779 in Co. Tyrone, Ireland and Marry 
(unknown) came to the US landing in Piqua, Miami Ohio.  John died  22 March 
1854. No information on Mary at this time. 

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