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Re: Holland Family Armagh
« Reply #9 on: Tuesday 31 December 19 16:43 GMT (UK) »
thank you aghadowey, these are extra to the Irish Genealogy Hub contribution, more power to the individuals and your good self.
Have you elsewhere published an interim report on your own DNA for the over cautious like myself, did it meet your expectations?
Have a good satisfying new year
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Re: Holland Family Armagh
« Reply #10 on: Thursday 09 January 20 00:30 GMT (UK) »
I've always understood that Henry Holland (married to Isabella Hall) lived in Armagh. It is possible that the tithe holder H Holland in Tyrone in 1832 was that Henry Holland ... but clearly  more information is required to confirm that. 

I am aware of a record of three Holland brothers from Tandragee (Henry, William and Thomas)who were in Victoria in the mid 19th century. The brothers were mentioned in a newspaper missing persons column at the time of John Holland's death (1874). There is a possibility that they were John Holland's brothers (ie, John married to Eliza Morton). The brother Henry Holland may be the Henry Holland born in 1819 and married to Sophia Potleary and who lived in Carisbrook, Victoria in the 1850/60's etc. That Henry Holland died in Melbourne in July 1891. (His father’s name was Henry Holland but I am unable to confirm his mothers name).