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Antrim / Re: Looking for Margaret Purdy Lamont
« on: Tuesday 24 February 15 22:51 GMT (UK)  »
Thank you scotmum. I have a FindMyPast membership but I cannot seem to get into the electoral rolls. Perhaps I have the wrong membership. Is there any way you can a pass that information on to me privately. I am not sure what the rules are regarding that. Thank for your help anyway. I will keep trying.
*through google I just found his name. This has to be more than just a coincidence.

Glensman, that marriage is my grandparents'. Margaret was also William's sister. Thanks for trying.

Angela

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Antrim / Re: Looking for Margaret Purdy Lamont
« on: Tuesday 24 February 15 12:51 GMT (UK)  »
Letitia was William's sister and my great aunt.

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Antrim / Re: Looking for Margaret Purdy Lamont
« on: Tuesday 24 February 15 12:44 GMT (UK)  »
Thankyou Glensman. Yes, those census documents are for William's parents. I have details of his family but can find no trace of his wife and daughter after he died and she remarried.

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Antrim / Looking for Margaret Purdy Lamont
« on: Tuesday 24 February 15 12:23 GMT (UK)  »
My great uncle, William Lamont, 1891-1916, was born in Lisburn and died in WW1. He married Sarah Purdy, b 1892, in Lisburn on 27 June 1914. Their daughter Margaret Purdy Lamont was born in 1915 also in Lisburn. After William died, Sarah remarried on 30 December 1920 to John McKeavney and they had a son John in 1921. It appears William's family had no further contact with Sarah or her daughter after William died and I can find no record of what happened to them. Would anyone out there have any information that might help me? I am in Australia so I am limited as to the records I can search.
Thanks in advance.
Angela

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Antrim / Re: Are the records for old Blaris graveyard available any where please.
« on: Tuesday 19 August 14 04:02 BST (UK)  »
Hi Wendy.

I just read your post from March. I too live in Australia but was born in Belfast and all my relatives live in Lisburn. Many of my ancestors are buried in the Old Blaris graveyard and on my last two visits I spent a lot of time locating and cleaning up their graves, It is a rambling old cemetery with much of it over grown. There is a video on you tube

www.youtube.com/watch?v=lJ8GPeQ_moc

which you might find interesting. It is a walk through of the cemetery but at night using night vision glasses.

You can direct your query regarding your relatives grave to Zoe at the Lisburn Council Offices, she is the cemeteries admin person. If you have any problem let me know and I will dig out her direct email address for you. She is very busy but also very helpful as long as you don't inundate her with questions. The only problem you may have is that the records may not go back that far but you might be lucky if other family members with the same name were buried in later years and it was a family plot.

Good luck, let me know how you go. I am planning another trip there next year, if you find out where the grave is I can get a photo for you.

Regards
Angela

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Antrim / Re: Derriaghy L.O.L. 135 - 1934
« on: Monday 14 October 13 03:44 BST (UK)  »
Hi Maggie.

i Have just read your post, from earlier this year, regarding transcribing Derriaghy Parish Registers. I am in Australia and unable to access local records easily. I am looking for any information on the McCabes who lived in Lambeg and Derriaghy from the lates 1800s. I believe some of them are buried in Derriaghy. If there are any records you could suggest that I could access from here online I would appreciate it.
I have exhausted all the usual sources and I believe parish records are my best hope now.
Many thanks
Angela

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