Thank you for giving me answers to B-M-D for Monaghan. I truly appreciate
the help.
Brenda Searles.
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How do I find the Clones Monaghan Births, Deaths and Marriages? I need a
URL please. Hope someone can help me, as I trace my ancestors! Thank you.
B. Searles ---Ontario Canada
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Subject: [UlsterAncestry] Clones, County Monaghan
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https://genealogy.nationalarchives.ie/Hello Brenda
In response to your question 'where to find B/M/D's for Clones,
Monaghan', may I first say, records that are available depend upon the
church of your ancestors.
The library at Monaghan County Council
https://monaghan.ie/library/births-deaths-and-marriages-parish-registers/
R.C church, Clones; online
Marriages 20 Jul. 1821 - 3 Mar. 1840; 18 Oct. 1840 - 9 Feb. 1866; 17
Apr. 1866 - 2 May 1881;
Baptisms 23 Jul. 1848 - 30 Apr. 1855; 22 Apr. 1855 - 18 Feb. 1866; 25
Feb. 1866 - 27 Jan. 1881;
https://registers.nli.ie/parishes/0297
Available to view at Family Search (what was known as the LDS) and you
will need to create a Free account
The Catholic parish Roslea includes the civil parish of Clones
Baptisms 1861-1881
Marriages 1857-1881
https://bit.ly/2GceFU8
Church of Ireland film #897416
Baptisms (transcripts) 1682-1733, 1755-1873
Marriages (transcripts) 1682-1704, 1722-1724, 1755-1845 Burials
(transcripts) 1682-1709, 1722-1725, 1796-1900
https://bit.ly/37glwYE
https://store.ireland.anglican.org/genealogy
IGP - Ireland Genealogical Project
http://www.igp-web.com/IGPArchives/ire/monaghan/index.htm
and more specific at IGP
http://www.igp-web.com/IGPArchives/ire/monaghan/clones.htm
UlsterAncestry has many free records which vary from the web-site to
the Facebook page
http://www.ulsterancestry.com/index.htm
drop down on 'free pages'
https://www.facebook.com/groups/454921945025273/?fref=nf
The National Library of Ireland
https://www.nationalarchives.ie/
and their genealogy web-site
https://genealogy.nationalarchives.ie/
The Public Records of Northern Ireland PRONI
search results in the e-catalogue for Clones
https://apps.proni.gov.uk/eCatNI_IE/SearchResults.aspx
Civil Records
https://www.irishgenealogy.ie/en/
John Grenham's list of available records and where they are
https://bit.ly/2tCEQ3J
FindaGrave
https://bit.ly/2GelHaZ
Records at Jane Lyons From-Ireland site
http://www.from-ireland.net/county-monaghan-genealogy/
Index at Kabristan
15 graveyards; index of approx 800 memorials
https://bit.ly/2TJTeC2
D?chas.ie - The objective of the project is to initiate the
digitization of the National Folklore (sorry I've never searched this
site)
https://www.duchas.ie/en
subscription sites;
Ulster Historical Foundation
https://www.ancestryireland.com/search-irish-genealogy-databases/
RootsIreland
http://www.rootsireland.ie/
Good Luck
Teena
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Thanks Teena for extracting the info. I work as a research scientist in
plant pathology, focusing on barley, wheat and canola. I don?t have much
experience with potato late blight, but it can certainly be devastating. It
is fascinating for me to read the accounts of this issue in the news
articles you transcribed from 1852 including from Co. Tyrone where my
Grandfather was from.
Thanks again!
Sincerely,
Kelly
Thomas Kelly Turkington
Lacombe, AB, Canada
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Newry Telegraph 3 Aug. 1852
The Potato Disease
The early prevailing rumors to the reappearance of the potato disease
found no access to the public ear, being considered nothing better
than the baseless inventions of interested alarmists.
Unhappily, however, the actual existence of the plague is now so
palpable that disbelief or doubt can no longer obtain. Before our eyes
we have convincing evidence, and from every quarter we receive the one
sad report, as to the return of the visitation and the rapidity of its
destructive operation. It is to be hoped that, early planting having
been almost universal, the disease may find somewhat of a
counteractive in the state of maturity to which the potato has now
reached. Still, how disheartening are such accounts as the following;
Armagh - the potato disease has manifested itself in the vicinity of
this town. The leaves and stalks are withered and exhale an offensive
odor. Farmers are somewhat alarmed, as the disease has set in so early
and before the tubers have acquired strength or stamen to resist It.
(an Armagh Correspondent)
Downpatrick - The blight has manifested itself in the district of
Downpatrick, in the most unmistakable manner. Patches of fields are
discolored in the usual way and in some instances, the disease has
already reached the tubers. Down Recorder
Monaghan - Since our last publication a sad blight has come on the
potato fields in this neighborhood. Fields, some days since,
beautifully luxuriant, are now a mass of putrefaction, omitting a
foetid odor which impregnates the atmosphere to a most disagreeable
extent. Tubers as well as stalks are affected and we hold but little
hopes of the amount of food to be this year realized from the potato
crop. Monaghan Standard
Tyrone - In the neighborhood of Omagh the potatoes are all diseased,
the earliest the worst. As the disorder has appeared early this year,
it is to be feared a large proportion of the crop will be lost. We
rejoice to add, however, that the grain crops promise an abundant
yield. Tyrone Constitution
Fermanagh - An experienced agriculturist has, we regret to say,
informed us that a few mornings ago he inspected several fields in
this neighborhood, which, a few weeks ago, looked very fine and his
opinion is, that the crop is now gone. The stench, in many places, was
very strong. Our correspondent, however, writes that hopes are
entertained in that quarter that the ravages of disease will not be so
dreadful as during the past seasons. We hope this may turn out true,
but are afraid the Divine fiat dooming the crop to destruction has
already gone forth. Fermanagh Mail
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19 May 1817
Escaped from the gaol of Carrickfergus, Co. Antrim on the 29th April
instant, at 8 o?clock in the evening, by means of false or skeleton
key.
William GRAHAM under rule of transportation.
He is about 5 feet 6 inches high, stout made. light brown hair, fair
complexion, squints a little, pock marks, about 47 years of age.
Weaver by trade, bred in the Co. Tyrone; had on when he escaped, a
superfine olive coloured coat, brown great coat, superfine brown
waistcoat, silk cravat, grey pantaloons, and shoes.
William HAWTHORNE, under rule of transportation
He is about 5 feet 2 inches high, stout made remarkably inn kneed,
fresh complexion, brown eyed, short nose, round visage, dark brown
hair, about 26 years of age; had on when he escaped, a short blue
jacket, a brown great coat, corduroy pantaloons, shoes and hat; he was
bred near Lurgan and is by trade a flax-dresser
John STEVENSON, under rule transportation
He is about 5 feet 9 inches high, proportionately made, fair
complexion, round visage, has a genteel appearance, light brown hair,
blue eyes, about 21 years of age, a native of Belfast and by trade a
brush maker; had on when he escaped, a grey surtout, a black coat,
black waistcoat, superfine brown pantaloons and wellington boots;
wears his hat a little to the one side
John DOUGHERTY, committed March last, charged with uttering forged
notes of the Greenock Bank
He is about 5 feet 6 inches high, swarthy complexion, grey eyed, short
black hair, slender made, small pock marked, about 40 years age, is a
native of the Co. Donegal and bred a seaman; had on when escaped, a
short sailor?s jacket and blue pantaloons, waist coat and shoes
John MILLIKIN, sentenced imprisoned 6 months
He is about 5 feet 5 inches high, stout made and round visaged, ruddy
complexion, short light brown hair, brown eyed, has a genteel
appearance and about 32 years of age. a weaver to trade, and a native
of Derriaghy Co. Antrim; had on when he escaped, a grey surtout, olive
coloured coat and brown waistcoat, apparently of the same web as
GRAHAM's, superfine brown pantaloons, wears sometimes a red waistcoat
under his brown waistcoat. He was known to have a considerable sum of
bank notes with him, 2 of which were post bills of the bank of Ireland
for 10? each; one ditto of the Northern Bank for ?10 and a quantity of
other small notes.
Now, I will pay a reward of 5? to any person or persons who shall,
within 6 months from the date hereof, lodge each, or any, of the above
named persons in any of his Majesty's gaols.
William M?CLAVERTY, Gaoler of the Co. Antrim Carrickfergus.
In addition to the foregoing, I hereby offer a reward of 10? for the
apprehension, within 6 months, of each, or any, of the above named
persons.
Henry FULTON, Under Sheriff
Belfast Commercial Chronicle
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