Hugh DOUGLAS & Nancy (Agnes) BLACK

[prophetess]

Need some help with my Irish connections, I have ford that marrage of my 3x grt grandparent, Hugh Douglas and Nancy Black,
I have found there Marriage on the IGI there are two entries one is M701999 Extracted and the other is submitted both have the  24 JUL 1849 (extracted record says  , , Ireland  ) while the submitted record says Carrick Londonderry, the submitted record gives both there fathers, Samuel Douglas/ Richard Black. both are the correct fathers but this is as far as i have been able to get with them to date, Samuel was Married to Mary Mullan and Richard to Elizabeth Tweed, any help or sugestions appreciate

[maryderry]

checked my copy of b.i.v.r.i for you. this is what i found. MARRIAGE. HUGH DOUGLAS AGE 21 TO NANCY BLACK AGE 19. ON 24-7-1849. FATHERS, RICHARD BLACK. & SAMUEL DOUGLAS.

SOURCE FHL FILM 101310. MIS. IRELAND.

i also checked irish genealogy for derry and their marriage was on it.(this is index only) you have to pay for the info. hope this is some help to you.

                                   kind regards mary.

[prophetess]

Thank you very much Mary for that will look into, do you know where i would go for that info and what the cost would normaly be
Prophetess

[maryderry]

i use   family ulster.com if i have  to buy info. i have found they are the cheapest.  if you want the info. only its £3-50. if you want the cert. it cost a lot more. (i just pay for the info. its cheaper)          i hope this is of some help to you.


                                   kind regards mary.

[scotmum]

Agree with Mary about Family Ulster. You could get a copy of the Marriage Certificate from the Registrars Office in Londonderry (from memory about £10/£12), but a transcription from Family Ulster will only cost £3.50.

Here is a link to the relevant page for making a request..

[prophetess]

Thanks Very much for the information I have saved it to favs and will probably  go for the cert as they are on my direct line (3x Grt Grandparent)
Thank you so much
Prophetess

[prophetess]

Just wanted to say thanks again phoned them up and have ordered the cert up cant wait now lol,

Apparently my other Irish connections could be a little more difficult, as he said Catholic Marriages, were not on cival registers until 1864, Oh well cant win them all but really greatful for your help hopfully i will be able to learn a bit more when the cert arrives
Prophetess

[prophetess]

Hi , Thanks to your Help I now have my very first Irish cert,
My 3x Great Grandparents were in the registation Didst of Limavady, Hugh was in Terrydrum and it looks like Bally(dery) (olery) hard to make it out but looking at a map there are a few places it could be,
Could anyone tell me anything about these area's, and where i could obtain pictures of them I have not been able to come up with Terrydrum online except for greyhound racing
thanks Sybil

[scotmum]

This map of Terrydrum will let you see it's whereabouts in relation to the town of Limavady. You can pan N,S,E, W on the map as well as zoom in/out.