Tyrone Townland- completed

[wildgoose]

Does anyone recognize the location in the image below

[TF13]

hi

the last 4 letters look like ross or maybe corr. 4th letter k?

you might have picked a bad day for posting this because most of tyrone

will have moved to dublin for the all ireland semi final and the rest will be

watching tv

as an armagh man i am not biased in anyway but;

COME ON WEXFORD

tony

[wildgoose]

many thanks

Does Mickiross or Mickicorr ring any bells.  You don't think it could be Mackinon - his mum's maiden name

[TF13]

it does look like mikiross or mikicorr. this is where i looked;

http://www.ulsterancestry.com/ua-free_townlands-tyrone.html

cant see those names though

tony

[wildgoose]

Cheers again   Actually checking back with the original certificate (below) his mum wasn't  a McKINNON which blows that theory out of the water.  can you get watch the match on the web?

Dave

Marriage cert. No.29
1855, Aug 2nd, Eastmoor, Shettleston, LKS
Banns, Roman Catholic
Sign., Francis McCOURT, 40, Labourer, widr. 2nd marriage, chn. 4 living, 3 dead
Ures., Tollcross
Bp., Mickinnon?, County Tyrone, Ireland, not registered.
f., Bernard McCOURT, Mason, decd.
m., Ann McCOURT, ms BOWEN, Servant, decd.
Sign., Margaret DILLON, Servant, spin., 30
Ures., Sandyhills
Bp., Dunloy, County Antrim, Ireland
f., John DILLON, Farmer, decd.
m., Margaret DILLON, ms, McKINNON, Servant.
Min., Patrick McLAUGHLIN, RCC
Wits., William McLAUGHERTY & Mary CAIN
Reg., 1855, Aug 4th, Shettleston, LKS

[aghadowey]

Hackincon?- in Kilskeery Parish, Tyrone.

[wildgoose]

I think you could be on to something there...cheers

[Terry M.]

Try checking IreAtlas    http://www.thecore.com/seanruad/ .

[wildgoose]

found another...any ideas