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Ireland (Historical Counties) => Ireland => Down => Topic started by: hardsocks on Wednesday 09 August 23 07:01 BST (UK)
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I am looking information on the buria of my Great Granmother Eliza Campbell i think her maiden name was Heathwood died 2nd January 1891
Widow of Joseph Campbell 42 Geffrey street Belfast she was interned in Tullylish Burial grounds Is there I could contact to find out who else is buried in the same grave ie Father /Mother etc
any help would be great Thankyou
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Have you tried contacting All Saints Church of Ireland, Tullylish to see if they keep burial records?
http://www.tullylish.dromore.anglican.org/how-to-find-us
http://www.tullylish.dromore.anglican.org/contact
OpenStreetMap
https://www.openstreetmap.org/relation/4769871#map=17/54.37531/-6.33486
Here's a view of the entrance to the graveyard.
Google StreetView
https://www.rootschat.com/links/01skp/
Good luck
KG
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I wonder if Banbridge council have records for this cemetry
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I wonder if Banbridge council have records for this cemetry
Banbridge District Council no longer exists - it's now Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon Borough Council.
The list of cemeteries and graveyards that ABC Council looks after-
https://www.armaghbanbridgecraigavon.gov.uk/resident/cemeteries/
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Thankyou I have contacted the church..
Is there any info of Heathwoods or Campbell living in tge Banbridge area in the early 1800s?
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Part of Tullylish is closely tied to Lurgan. Therefore two researchers of the County Armagh Family History site on Facebook posted over 400 photos of gravestones from Tullylish COI and a smaller number from Tullylish Presbyterian. If you join and look under Media and/or Albums, you will see the photographs, though some are not readable. This has been a wonderful source for all of us with Tullylish ties and we are extremely grateful for the researchers' efforts to help others.
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Tullylish Church of Ireland burial records are on microfilm in PRONI for that period.
Tullylish (Dromore diocese) MIC1/70-71
Baptisms, 1820-83; marriages, 1820-48;burials, 1829-33 and 1849-85; vestry
minutes and accounts, 1792-1960.
https://www.nidirect.gov.uk/publications/guide-church-records
Guidelines regarding Access to records/registers retained locally and searches:
https://www.ireland.anglican.org/about/genealogy/access-to-records
https://www.ireland.anglican.org/resources/504/guidelines-concerning-parish-records-memorials
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I have been in touch with all saints church they are going to lookup there old paper records
Thankyou everyone
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Surname(s) Graveyard Civil Parish Graveyard Location County
CAMPBELL, RICHARDSON Tullylish Pres Tullylish Drumnaseanysh Down
Gravestone Inscription In memory of William Campbell, Seapatrick, who died June 8th 1890 aged [7]0 years Also his wife Margaret Campbell Also his son Joseph Campbell who died 13th March 1940 Also his daughter Sarah RICHARDSON who died 18th April 1940.
Comment [Broken tablet of white limestone]
Are these relatives ?
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Eliza Campbell (Heathwood) gave birth to a girl Mary Jane Campbell on 1st Nov 1865
Also inRaymonds County Down site under land deeds 1867 a Eliza Campbell owned 49 acres of land in Coolsallagh is this the same Eliza Campbell as mine?
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Eliza Campbell, address Coolsallagh, owned 49 acres. Co Down Land Deeds 1876
http://countydown.x10.mx/html/index2.htm
Coolsallagh townland, civil parish of Dromore
https://www.townlands.ie/down/iveagh-lower-lower-half/dromore/quilly/coolsallagh/
Unlikely it's the same person.
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Joseph was in Loughans in 1865 when Mary Jane was born. He is almost certainly the Joseph in Griffiths in Loughans when data was collected about 1860-1864. If you go to AskaboutIreland and look at his property number and then at the records for the size of the property he rented, you will see he was not wealthy. He was a laborer. If you then go to PRONI Revisions listed under "more" you can see which decade he is no longer in Loughans. He probably moved to Belfast at that point.
You can see the backside of the gravestone for William and Margaret Campbell at Armagh Family History site on facebook and ask the lady who submitted the photo for more information. Her e-mail should be listed in the site's file SURNAMES under Adamson. It is probably the grave of William Campbell and Margaret (Rogers.)
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I wonder ir William was related to Joseph?