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Ireland (Historical Counties) => Ireland => Antrim => Topic started by: John McCrea on Friday 15 October 10 09:39 BST (UK)
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Hello to all,
I would like to try and find some old photos of Rorys Glen, Kilwaughter, if anybody can help or even tell me where I could get these from it would be appreciated.
Many thanks
John McCrea
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Hi
You could try the Public Records Office (PRONI) when it reopens.
Check out the online Catalogue. www.proni.gov.uk
John
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Hi John,
Many thanks for your reply, and I will try PRONI when it opens next year sometime.
I only posted this in case someone had photos that they could share with me.
Although PRONI is still open, it can only offer a limited search facility with regards records, I don't think you can obtain certificates of BMD's... if anybody is desperate for a certificate then I suggest going to the Dublin Registry office in Roscomon. as they will be able to get these certificates for you.
All the best
John McCrea
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Hi
Records of BMD's are obtained from the GRO in Belfast and not PRONI.
John
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PRONI is not 'still open'- the mocrofilmed church records are available to Cregagh Library and the website (Ulster Covenant, e-catalogue, etc.) is still available.
Please see here for details about Northern Ireland certificates-
www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php/topic,383526.0.html
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Hi John
You could try the Larne Museum, 2 Victoria Rd, Larne. BT40 I can get a phone no. for you. The Museum have a large collection of photographs of the area and they may have one for Rorysglen. Is there a particular family that you are researching?
Regards
Jennie
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Here's the link for Larne Museum's website- contact details are there
http://sites.google.com/site/larnemuseumandartscentre/
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OK, wrong wording!! Proni are still available on the telephone and still can carry out some searches within reason, I got one back today.
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Hi John
You could try the Larne Museum, 2 Victoria Rd, Larne. BT40 I can get a phone no. for you. The Museum have a large collection of photographs of the area and they may have one for Rorysglen. Is there a particular family that you are researching?
Regards
Jennie
Hi Jennie, many thanks for your reply, I will ask my aunt to call in and ask as she only lives around the corner.
My Great grandfather John McCrea was born there in 1888.
John.