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Antrim / Re: Do you know these people? Belfast, likely Joseph Street.
« on: Thursday 26 December 24 16:09 GMT (UK)  »
Can’t open the links, but it does seem to blow a hole in my thesis. When I said “the south” I meant Southern Ireland (Free State/Eire/Republic), as opposed to Northern Ireland (six counties of the UK) of post partition Ireland. Some loyalists in Donegal weren’t happy they weren’t included in post partition Northern Ireland. I do understand that geographically Donegal is actually in the north west of the country. Thanks for your help, appreciate it.

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Antrim / Re: Do you know these people? Belfast, likely Joseph Street.
« on: Thursday 26 December 24 13:10 GMT (UK)  »
Yes indeed. The Spence family from East Donegal had all departed from there by 1908. I have traced them all—with exception of two of the brothers: Andrew & William. By a process of elimination I know one of these two went to the north-west of England. The Joseph Street William Spences were in Whitehaven, Cumbria at some stage before returning to Belfast. I know grandfather Spence from the Belfast family is, according to the census, from Co. Antrim; but I do have examples of people from pre-partition Ulster, denying connections to the south.

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Antrim / Re: Do you know these people? Belfast, likely Joseph Street.
« on: Thursday 03 October 24 20:35 BST (UK)  »
Does anyone know if the Spence family referred to here have any connection with the Spence family of East Donegal who had left that area by 1908?


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Dunbartonshire / Re: Culbert Hamill
« on: Saturday 20 January 24 14:59 GMT (UK)  »
I have a Minnie Spence who married a William John Molloy. Her parents were William Spence & Margaret McElhinney. Minnie and William emigrated to Indianapolis, USA circa 1906.

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Ireland / Re: David Spence
« on: Monday 23 October 23 15:49 BST (UK)  »
I’m not aware of any McClures’ in my line, but if I do identify any I’ll report back. There is a clear link to an Elliot family though, as detailed above. Thanks for your offer of assistance. Appreciate it.

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Ireland / Re: David Spence
« on: Monday 23 October 23 10:16 BST (UK)  »
Try this post in Rootschat as Simon007 is researching the same Spence McElhinney line.

United States of America / Re: Spence family - Hoboken in 1920

I have an interest in this conversation and following it closely.  My McClure research has both McElhinney and Elliott attachments.
Happy to chat if McClure turns up in Spence/McElhinney/Elliott research.

Cheers
Jack Gee

The late Simon Bird (Simon007) is a member of my Spence family, although I never got the pleasure of meeting him. William Spence & Margaret McElhinney were our great-great grandparents. In recent days I have been given details from  an 1821 church census for Killymard Parish Donegal, for an area known as Drumstevlin, concerning a Spence family. There are McLures in this, and a reference to the USA, although most of the names detailed fail to chime fully with me. That is not say there is no connection, just that it hasn’t been established yet.

DRUMSTEVLIN
SPENCE. Jacob [46] Isobel [45] John [22] Elizabeth [19] George
[16] Jacob [13] James [10]
SPENCE. John [321 Jane Wilson
[30] Married 23/3/1819 Dorothy [1
½] William [22]
SPENCE. David [43] Mary [38]
Catherine [15] John [11] Susan [6]
SPENCE. James [41] Jane [38]
William [16] Sarah [10] Andrew [7]
James [4] Mary [1 ½]
[Present John, Sam, and Lizzie Spence great-grandparents]
WRAY. Joseph [35] Barbara [Spence] [35] Lucy [12] Married < McClure David [8] USA Mary [6]
John [3] died young Barbara [married Billy Spence] Mary married Robert Williamson, father of Edward
WRAY. William [40] Eleanor Stewart 281 David 5 Ann married Williamson.
WRAY. David 76] Lucy Acheson
60] Alexander [22] Lucy Taylor [Lucy Acheson's niece [22] William
12] Isaac ?6 months.

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Ireland / Re: David Spence
« on: Monday 23 October 23 10:08 BST (UK)  »
Try this post in Rootschat as Simon007 is researching the same Spence McElhinney line.

United States of America / Re: Spence family - Hoboken in 1920

I have an interest in this conversation and following it closely.  My McClure research has both McElhinney and Elliott attachments.
Happy to chat if McClure turns up in Spence/McElhinney/Elliott research.

Cheers
Jack Gee

The late Simon Bird (Simon007) is a member of my Spence family, although I never got the pleasure of meeting him. William Spence & Margaret McElhinney were our great-great grandparents. In recent days I have been given details from  an 1821 church census for Killymard Parish Donegal, for an area known as Drumstevlin, concerning a Spence family. There are McLures in this, and a reference to the USA, although most of the names detailed fail to chime fully with me. That is not say there is no connection, just that it hasn’t been established yet.

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East Lothian (Haddingtonshire) / Re: COMPLETED 1871 look up please-John Spence
« on: Friday 20 October 23 21:04 BST (UK)  »
That’s very good of you, many thanks indeed.  I don’t think Spence is related to me, although Janet/Jean most likely will be. My Jack family have been in that area  for centuries. My Spence line arrived for the first time in the late 1800s from Ulster I’m pretty certain. Thanks again for your help and advice.

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East Lothian (Haddingtonshire) / Re: COMPLETED 1871 look up please-John Spence
« on: Friday 20 October 23 16:41 BST (UK)  »
There are two baptisms of Spences in Crieff, in 1833 and 1835. See screenshot from www.scotlandspeople.gov.uk

Any chance of a look-up to establish:

1. Are Janet/Jean one and same (seems likely).

2. A marriage which gives Janet/Jeans’s  parents?

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