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Tyrone / Re: McCristal family
« on: Friday 05 October 12 14:29 BST (UK) »
Hello There were McCrystals/ McCristals from Kildress in the iron industry in the North East of England in the 1800s
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Ireland / Re: Duncan Burns
« on: Thursday 04 October 12 20:29 BST (UK) »
Hiyah
My gt gt gt gt granparents were Duncan Burns & his wife Mary McInulty. I believe Duncan Burns, the blacksmith was his son. You can contact me at * if you wish
cheers
Michael Burns
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My gt gt gt gt granparents were Duncan Burns & his wife Mary McInulty. I believe Duncan Burns, the blacksmith was his son. You can contact me at * if you wish
cheers
Michael Burns
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Northumberland / Re: Northumberland County Jail Morpeth
« on: Wednesday 23 November 11 19:44 GMT (UK) »
Thanks Nort that site has so many great pictures!
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Armed Forces / Re: Kew
« on: Wednesday 23 November 11 19:08 GMT (UK) »
Hi
I have Bodden/Bowden ancestors from Down who left in 1846-7 for Cockermouth, they married McAlinens and Sloans. The three familes all seem to have come from South Down (the Loughinisland area), just across the St Georges Channel. The families I am connected with were all Catholics
Michael
I have Bodden/Bowden ancestors from Down who left in 1846-7 for Cockermouth, they married McAlinens and Sloans. The three familes all seem to have come from South Down (the Loughinisland area), just across the St Georges Channel. The families I am connected with were all Catholics
Michael
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Durham Lookup Requests / Re: francis Kelly 1891&1901
« on: Wednesday 23 November 11 18:49 GMT (UK) »
re occupation look to see if mystery word is tile - tiles were used to make field drains
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Durham Lookup Requests / Re: Dimambro - Durham
« on: Wednesday 23 November 11 15:10 GMT (UK) »
There was a Dimambro at my school, English Martyrs, Leadgate in the late 1960s-early 70s
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Durham Lookup Requests / Re: St Patrick's RC Felling - McLernan 1874
« on: Wednesday 23 November 11 15:07 GMT (UK) »
Hi Annie 67
I don't know if your ancestors married at Felling, but I looked at the register several years ago (on film , as you say at the Tyne & Wear Archive) and counties and even towns of origin in Ireland were recorded for many of them. The latest entry I noted with geographical detail was 1869.
Michael
I don't know if your ancestors married at Felling, but I looked at the register several years ago (on film , as you say at the Tyne & Wear Archive) and counties and even towns of origin in Ireland were recorded for many of them. The latest entry I noted with geographical detail was 1869.
Michael
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Tyrone / Re: John Charles - Kildress, Cookstown
« on: Wednesday 23 November 11 14:52 GMT (UK) »
Thanks (belatedly) Aghadowey. Yes, the Dunnamore between Cookstown and Omagh.
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Northumberland / Northumberland County Jail Morpeth
« on: Wednesday 23 November 11 13:34 GMT (UK) »
Hello
Has anyone a picture of the building that was the jail at Morpeth? As well as local / family history I write tunes and I've got one called 'The Rats of Morpeth Gaol' - inspired by an advertisement in the Newcastle Courant, 14 Nov 1845 ' MORPETH GAOL. PERSONS willing to undertake the CATCHING OF RATS at Morpeth Gaol may see the Premises and learn Conditions &c on application to the Porter at the Gate of the Gaol. (capitals as in original)
I've got an amateur site with my tunes on it and I'd like a copyright free picture to go with the tune.
Michael Burns
Has anyone a picture of the building that was the jail at Morpeth? As well as local / family history I write tunes and I've got one called 'The Rats of Morpeth Gaol' - inspired by an advertisement in the Newcastle Courant, 14 Nov 1845 ' MORPETH GAOL. PERSONS willing to undertake the CATCHING OF RATS at Morpeth Gaol may see the Premises and learn Conditions &c on application to the Porter at the Gate of the Gaol. (capitals as in original)
I've got an amateur site with my tunes on it and I'd like a copyright free picture to go with the tune.
Michael Burns
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