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Antrim / Re: The Entry Doagh
« on: Monday 09 February 15 18:11 GMT (UK) »
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Antrim / Re: The Entry Doagh
« on: Saturday 19 June 10 00:04 BST (UK) »
Stevenson,
I know 'The Entry' in Doagh very well.
I had family live there for many years.
The church is indeed Methodist.
The Hall next door to it is not the Masonic Hall though. Its the Orange Hall.
Craig
I know 'The Entry' in Doagh very well.
I had family live there for many years.
The church is indeed Methodist.
The Hall next door to it is not the Masonic Hall though. Its the Orange Hall.
Craig
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Antrim / Re: The Entry Doagh
« on: Saturday 19 June 10 00:01 BST (UK) »
Hi Loopster
It would appear that your grandfather George (born 1913ish?) in Parkgate is my grandfathers brother.
Craig
It would appear that your grandfather George (born 1913ish?) in Parkgate is my grandfathers brother.
Craig
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Antrim / Re: McGrugan Family - Parkgate, Antrim
« on: Friday 18 June 10 23:50 BST (UK) »
David
Got those. Many thanks,
Craig
Got those. Many thanks,
Craig
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Antrim / McGrugan Family - Parkgate, Antrim
« on: Friday 18 June 10 22:45 BST (UK) »
I'm researching around the McGrugan family starting with William John McGrugan (1847-1914). Parents James McGrugan & Sarah Murphy.
He married Martha Millar in 1869 in Antrim.
They appear to have had a family of 7 children:
Sarah J, John, William, Hugh, Mary Ann, Alexander & George.
They lived in Parkgate village (Moyadam, Donegore, Antrim) at the turn of the 20th century.
Any help greatly appreciated.
He married Martha Millar in 1869 in Antrim.
They appear to have had a family of 7 children:
Sarah J, John, William, Hugh, Mary Ann, Alexander & George.
They lived in Parkgate village (Moyadam, Donegore, Antrim) at the turn of the 20th century.
Any help greatly appreciated.
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