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To: Len Swindley
Subject: Re: [CoTyroneMailingList] ADAMS from Omagh, County Tyrone
Thank you Len and Elwyn I have ordered my hit of Genealogy research. This is
wonderfully addictive. I can hardly wait to get my copy of ,"Ordnance Survey
Memoirs", and
“Ireland’s Welcome
Ron,
For a fairly detailed description of life around the Pomeroy area, you
could read the Ordnance Survey memoirs. Have you looked at those?
Cavanakeeran is in the parish of Pomeroy so you need the memoir for
that particular parish.
These were compiled in the 1830s on the instructions of the
Hi Elwyn
Thank you for the wealth of information these are the images of Irish
life I wanted to know. John McKee as you have heard me say was living in
Cavanakeeran when the Applotment records find him but later in Canada in
1841-2 census. Moving his family in 1838. He appears to be well
Thank you for that information it was very informative and helpful.
Dorrien Realty
Nancy Dorrien Broker
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408-209-2444
> On Jun 21, 2019, at 9:03 AM, Jacque via CoTyroneList
> wrote:
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> Great information, and very interesting.
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> Thank you for posting it,
VERY interesting indeed - I have put a copy into my ancestry file, thank you so
much for such detailed information.
We leave for Ireland TONIGHT for a two week adventure, and hope to make even
more discoveries. I will only have a very short period of time to visit
OMAGH, where my ancestors
Great information, and very interesting.
Thank you for posting it, Elwyn.
Jacque
On Friday, June 21, 2019, 11:24:12 a.m. EDT, elwyn soutter via
CoTyroneList wrote:
Ron,
Ireland has always been a largely agricultural county. Land was the
biggest source of employment in the 1830s
Ron,
Ireland has always been a largely agricultural county. Land was the
biggest source of employment in the 1830s and it still is today. The
country has almost no natural resources eg coal, iron ore, valuable
minerals, oil etc and save for linen mills and ship building in
Belfast, the industrial
HI Elwyn
In your response you say ," Only wealthier folk such
as farmers and merchants could afford a gravestone." In our modern world
Farmers are not considered wealthy people in North America they are down the
cast system pretty far. Some of my family records in Tyrone or upon coming to
Darlene,
You can use the Griffiths Valuation site to see where the surname
Adams was found in Co Tyrone in 1860. There are 144 listed, right
across the county. There were 223 Adams in the county in the 1901
census.
But the problem you really face is that hardly any parishes in Tyrone
have any
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