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Cavan / Re: Ballyjamestown, Cavan, Co Armagh
« on: Tuesday 20 May 08 18:30 BST (UK)  »
Kate
Have you tried the Ferguson's of Ireland website?
It is on Rootsweb(Free!) and covers them in Cavan and Armagh, etc. Great site and loads of references. You may find what you need.

http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~colin/FergusonsOfIreland/index.htm

The IGI is well known for mistakes--many records were hand written years ago and submitted to the LDS church.
Cheers
Lyz Morrow Staman

MORROW family of Ballyjamesduff

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Cavan / Re: Thomas Plunkett-From Caven but where?
« on: Tuesday 20 May 08 18:22 BST (UK)  »
Hi Jeanne
This might be your family---
I came across a reference to the Plunkett family around Parish of Crosserlough, Ballyjamesduff--townland of Clare is about 1/2 mile west of Bjduff.
I am related to the MORROWs of Clare and Derrylurgan in County Cavan.

National Library of Ireland, MS 3117  1832-60  Petitions & proposals from tenants Lord Farnham Records
 1834 24 Nov
John Morrow, Derrylurgan
Requests  for Plunkett’s farm in Clare // No Answer from Lord Farnham

(NOTE: Plunkett family rents most of the land in Clare 1718 and 1734, according to Farnham’s records)

Cheers
Lyz Morrow Staman
Seattle, WA USA



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Cavan / Re: Morrows fo Co. Cavan
« on: Tuesday 20 May 08 18:05 BST (UK)  »
Hi Keeweegal:
To help you, I need the following info on your MORROWs:

1. Mary Anne and Jane--birth and death dates-get from certificates, and on their marriage cert, who were witnesses? sometimes are relatives.

2. Also need names of their husbands, can be another clue as they may be from Cavan.

2.  Look at their children's names--many first son's and daughters followed a naming pattern from "the old country" and may show the parents/ grandparents names.

3. What religion were they? I have some early Methodist, Presby and Ch of Ireland records for Bjduff that I researched in Belfast a few years back.

4. Look at ship manifest for "Zealandia"and see other names from County Cavan , or Ireland (sometimes dthey did not list their home)-most "ladies" at the time travelled with a male, or in a group.

3. What town did they settle in in NZ? Where their names in the local newspaper--check this out also. I have some Morrow lines on the  north island, and around Christchurch.

4. I would dig up as much as you can on the NZ end before jumping the pond--the Cavan Genealogy Research Centre does a great job--you pay for it, but they are efficient. Hope this helps...
Cheers
Lyz Morrow Staman

Researching these County Cavan lines, all around Ballyjamesduff 1700s-1930s:
HOGG (to NZ)
MORROW (to Canada, Aus, and NZ)
HENRY
BYERS/BYARS (to Canada)
EVANS
CORKINDALE/CORKEDALE
HARTLEY
MCCABE
PORTER


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Cavan / Re: Morrows fo Co. Cavan
« on: Tuesday 20 May 08 03:38 BST (UK)  »
Are you related to Henry Morrow of the townland Graddum, near Ballyjamesduff? Many from this branch went to Australia.

Or are your part of the Morrow family that went to Porirua, NZ in late 1890s?
I am related to many of the MORROWs around Bjduff, my Morrows are from Clare and Derrylurgan, just outside Bjduff. My relatives went to Winnipeg, Canada in 1901 and Peterborough, Ontario in early 1840s.

Let me know some details---have been researching these lines in Canada and Ireland for over 25 years.
Cheers 
Lyz Morrow Staman
Seattle, WA USA

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