Link: IFHF Online Genealogy Database

[Ringrose]

Thanks.I only have a name on the 1841 census in Yorkshire with his wife who he married at an Anglicn church in Yorkshire.I've looked on IGI the new site but nothing there so it looks as if I'm STUCK.
Never mind
Ringrose

[tootsiepie]

 I sent  and paid for 12 records last night at a quote of 30 euros.   I'd been thinking about this for the last month so was very dissapointed to only be allowed access to 6.   I sent an e-mail off  which was answered this morning by Donegal Anc. stating that all records were 5 euros each, though she had passed my Letter to IFHF (to which I'd thought I'd sent original e-mail, but  never mind.)   Now I had copy and pasted the ''12 records for 30 euros'' in my e-mail, BUT whether she saw it or not -don't know.

Have replied again using the results for a different name (whole page copied and pasted this time) and inviting her to try the search herself.

I'll let you know what happens..  Normally I buy one record at a time, about once a month , so this was a big decision for me and a large hole in my genealogy budget.  I actually thought it would be worth it.  Time will tell.

[jc26red]

Now ancestry have released quite a few Irish records online, I would check them before paying the rediculously high charges of IFHF.

Also do it soon as I understand there is rumblings that the NLI are not happy about it!

[tootsiepie]

Thank you.  I have a feeling the Anc. Irish records (from past searches) are of no use to me.   I will look again though

[jc26red]

Well. I have to admit, the newly released records on Ancestry were limited for me too but I found a few more.  Most of mine are CoI not RC but the ones that are, are Kellys from anywhere

[tootsiepie]

Hi again, I had a quick look on the Anc.Irish records and as far as I can see there are no records for Hargan at all.  I tried Peoples- and there were 4. (nothing jumping out at me though.)

I too, know the joys of searching the Kelly surname, and will look at Anc. in a while for any of those.   Mine were last (or first) heard of in Co.Tyrone.

Still no word from IFHF.

[california dreamin]

Hi

Sorry, I have not read the whole tread but I noticed you mentioned the Ancestry Irish Collection - from reading  the newsletter the other day (and scrolling right to the bottom of the article) they mentioned the following information:

Counties with representation in these three collections include: Antrim, Cavan, Cork, Fermanagh, Galway (marriages only), Kerry, Kildare, Laois, Louth, Mayo, Meath, Offaly, Roscommon, Sligo, Tipperary (marriages only), Tyrone, Westmeath, and Wexford.

Perhaps this may help?
Regards

[tootsiepie]

Thank you 

[Trees]

Rats I got interested then I want   records for Bellaghy, Co. Londonderry, any ideas how I can find them
From military records i know Henry McMullin was born 4 Feb 1824 in Bellaghy son of James a shoe maker
Please help if you can
Trees