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Down / Re: Cherry family’s of County Down
« on: Monday 27 April 20 19:42 BST (UK) »
Thanks on the Drumcaw. My spell check put it back to the wrong spelling.
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Down / Re: Cherry family’s of County Down
« on: Saturday 25 April 20 22:00 BST (UK) »
Yes. That’s correct. Drumclaw. Are you any relation ? Would love to find more details on the Cherrys in Ireland.
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Down / Re: Cherry family’s of County Down
« on: Friday 24 April 20 21:08 BST (UK) »
Andy - yes. My Cherry’s are from Clough, Drumclaw in Down. My
GGGG GF James was born around 1800 and has a number of relatives, several of which I can trace a DNA connection to. I’ve an Ancestry tree bkcherry29 that is public or I can send you an email link to my tree if you aren’t on Ancestry. My best guess now is that the Cherry’s came over to Ireland in the 1600-1700 from England, probably during the Plantation period or before. Mine left Ireland for Scotland in the 1860-1870s.
GGGG GF James was born around 1800 and has a number of relatives, several of which I can trace a DNA connection to. I’ve an Ancestry tree bkcherry29 that is public or I can send you an email link to my tree if you aren’t on Ancestry. My best guess now is that the Cherry’s came over to Ireland in the 1600-1700 from England, probably during the Plantation period or before. Mine left Ireland for Scotland in the 1860-1870s.
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Down / Re: Cherry family’s of County Down
« on: Friday 24 April 20 19:26 BST (UK) »
Yes I’ve done a DNA test on Ancestry and 23&Me. I’m also on Gedmatch. I recently did some research and I do think there is a Cherry link somewhere. My parents emigrated to the US in 1949. However, I am DNA related to Cherry’s that came over to the US in the late 1600s or early 1700s from what I can tell. Also I’m related to some Cherry line from England that dates around the same time (although my Direct Cherry line in the 1800s are Irish Presbyterians.
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Family History Beginners Board / Re: James Cherry
« on: Thursday 23 April 20 19:25 BST (UK) »
Thanks. I just saw this and had forgotten I posted it. I’ve added some more information to my tree since I last asked based on DNA ! I have taken a DNA test with Ancestry. My tree is the Cherry (Cooper) Tree. You can find it by its designation as bkcherry29 or Brian Cherry. I also did a 23&Me and Family Tree DNA test. You can also look me up on Gedmatch A582392. If you have a tree I’d love to look at it. My email (*) Moderator Comment: e-mail removed in accordance with RootsChat policy,to avoid spamming and other abuses.
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Family History Beginners Board / Re: James Cherry
« on: Tuesday 23 July 19 19:26 BST (UK) »
Garstonite - thank you very much. Signed up for the premium service but it looks like this member is no longer a member or doesn't have a public tree. I've sent the service a question about how to access the tree or contact the member but I'm waiting for a reply ! Thanks again however !
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Family History Beginners Board / Re: James Cherry
« on: Tuesday 23 July 19 16:48 BST (UK) »
Thanks. I will do that !
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Family History Beginners Board / Re: James Cherry
« on: Tuesday 23 July 19 03:38 BST (UK) »
Thanks. DCRRGX
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Family History Beginners Board / James Cherry
« on: Tuesday 23 July 19 02:18 BST (UK) »
My GG GF was James Cherry, born about 1843-47 in Ballymaglaff, Comber, County Down. His father was James Cherry and his mother was Mary Rice. Unfortunately, I can't find a birth certificate for my GG GF, although I've found his first marriage record (to Mary Jane McWhinney/MaWhinney) in Newtownards. I'd love to find out records of his father James and his mother Mary but I don't know where to look ! I tried Proni but I'm afraid it was not too user friendly for me ! Any advice is appreciated.
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