Where was Susan Born?

[Phenmark]

It does look like Drumhay but I wonder if it was misheard, there is a townland of Drummay right next to Roosky townland.

Yes, they are one and the same.
Thanks!

[Phenmark]

I'd also like to find William's birth around 1800, but that's a long shot. I should probably post in the Donegal forum.

[bbart]

I think the informant on her death registration was her son-in-law.
I'm willing to bet not one of my son-in-laws have a clue where I was born! 

[Phenmark]

I think the informant on her death registration was her son-in-law.
I'm willing to bet not one of my son-in-laws have a clue where I was born! 

Same here!

[oldohiohome]

Do you know if any of the parish records for All Saints have survived?

[Phenmark]

Do you know if any of the parish records for All Saints have survived?

I think so because I got from rootsireland William's children's births, his marriage, and Susan's marriage. All except the last have religion as Presb. Parish, Newtoncunningham, residence, Drummay.
ADD: Actually, it looks as if Ruskey is in All Saints, and Drummay, Newton-cunningham.

[oldohiohome]

Do you know if any of the parish records for All Saints have survived?

I think so because I got from rootsireland William's children's births, his marriage, and Susan's marriage. All except the last have religion as Presb. Parish, Newtoncunningham, residence, Drummay.

I don't know where else you could look for the records you are missing, but someone more familiar with Irish records might. Hope you find them, you are back farther than I hope to get with my Irish lines.

[Phenmark]

Do you know if any of the parish records for All Saints have survived?

I think so because I got from rootsireland William's children's births, his marriage, and Susan's marriage. All except the last have religion as Presb. Parish, Newtoncunningham, residence, Drummay.

I don't know where else you could look for the records you are missing, but someone more familiar with Irish records might. Hope you find them, you are back farther than I hope to get with my Irish lines.

Thanks again!