This index page provides links to Irish blog articles, family history research,
local history notes, timelines, and transcripts and extracts featured on this web site. This page is a work in progress.
Blog articles:
- ... for the considerations therein mentioned ... [re: Memorials of Irish deeds]
- one fatt Unshorne Mutton [re: Memorials of Irish deeds]
- Unsung Hero [re: John Burke of the 39th Regiment, 1795–1839)
- The refractory sons of Mars [re: the 39th Regiment, 1834–1832]
- The lot of the soldier's wife was unenviable [re: Mary Burke née McDonnell]
- John Joseph Huggins (1816–1876) and Margaret Jane Burke (1823–1895)
- Speculative family fiction [re: flawed Irish Huggins family trees]
- American Emigrant to the county of Tyrone [re: Samuel Carson Huggins]
- A 19th century genealogy of the Kennedys of Carland, county Tyrone
- Rev. Mr. W.K. M'Kay's Gaulish, Scottish, and Irish-Milesian heritage
- Kilpatrick of Lislea, parish of Kilrea, county Derry – family history
- Manor of Caledon – variant spellings for townlands
- Townlands in the Manor of Kinard, 1613–1708
- Manors of Ballymagran and Caledon in the parish of Aghaloo, c.1708
- The ancient parish of Aghallow, and the Territories of Muinterbirne and Largie, 1609/10
- Marshall of the parish of Aghaloo, county Tyrone
- Marshall of Aghaloo: The writings of Mrs. Sarah Smith née McCracken
- He said, She said – The tale of an 18th century Estrangement
(John Marshall of Mullaghmossagh and Jane Frazier, March 1769) - Progress report re: research of Marshall of Aghaloo (2016-11-21)
- Cornelius Marshall (d.1785) of Caledon, county Tyrone (2017-01-26)
- Rev. Cornelius Marshall (1770–1854) and Margaret Brydge (d.1847)
- Stevenson of Stewartstown, Killyfaddy, Fortwilliam, and Mineveigh
- Stevenson of Stewartstown, county Tyrone
- Houston of Castlestewart to Stevenson of Stewartstown, 1692 & 1698
- Stevenson's Dowery, or What's in a place name?
- Marriage settlement of William Stevenson and Elizabeth Fleming (1716)
- Obituary for Capt. James Stevenson (d.1747)
- References to Stevenson in the parish of Seagoe, county Armagh
- Local history of the parishes of Kilrea and Tamlaght O'Crilly, co. Derry
- Great War Remembrances Project
- Smyth, Smyth, and Smyth [re: Presbyterian ministers of Kilrea & Drimbolg]
- Fortuitous 17th century genealogical find for Dobson, Williams, & Wicker
Family history research:
- Allett of the parish of Donaghenry, county Tyrone
- Anketell of Anketell Grove, county Monaghan (related surname)
- Burke of Claremorris, parish of Kilcolman (Clanmorris), county Mayo
- Campbell, Gordon, & M'Kay of Lislea, parish of Kilrea, co. Derry
- Flavell and Gilmore, parish of Drumcree, co. Armagh
- Ferguson of Farriter, parish of Killeeshil, co. Tyrone (related surname)
- Garvan, Girvan, or Girvin, parishes of Aghaloo and Keady (related surname)
- Huggins of Glenarb, parish of Aghaloo, county Tyrone
- Jones of Derryanvil, parish of Drumcree, county Armagh
- Kennedy of Carland (Gortnaglush), parish of Donaghmore, co. Tyrone
- Kilpatrick of Lislea, parish of Kilrea, county Derry
- Ledlie of Carnan, parish of Arboe (related surname)
- Marshall of Glenkeen and Blackwatertown, with related branches at Aughnacloy, Dundalk, Killeeshil, in counties Laoise (formerly, Queen's) and Tipperary, and at Wark, Northumberland (related surname)
- McCormick of Tattykeel, parish of Kildress, co. Tyrone (related surname)
- McDonnell of county Mayo
- O'Brien of the Bawn, parish of Pomeroy, county Tyrone
- Reed of Brigh, parish of Ballyclog, county Tyrone (related surname)
- Sharp of Ballinacory (related surname)
- Shuter of Drummond, parish of Pomeroy, co. Tyrone (related surname)
- Speer or Spear, parish of Donaghenry, co. Tyrone (related surname)
- Stevenson of Stewartstown, parish of Donaghendry, co. Tyrone, and
Stephenson of Killyfaddy, parish of Lisnadill, co. Armagh
‣ Clark of Maghera – surname related to Stephenson of Killyfaddy - Templeton of Stewartstown (related surname)
- Thompson of Creevelough, parish of Aghaloo, county Tyrone
- We will remember them:
- Nicholas James Mervyn Archdall (1879–1915), Major, Cameron Highlanders
- George Flavelle, Royal Irish Rifles, Rifleman
- T.H. Flavelle (d.1918), Private, Duke of Lancaster's Own Yeomanry
- John Donald Hamill-Stewart (1845-1884), Lieutenant-Colonel, C.M.G., 11th Hussars
- Gilbert M'Clelland Kennedy (1895-1915), Second Lieutenant, 6th Cameronians (Scottish Rifles)
- John Houghton Stewart (1895-1916), Lieut., Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers
- Hugh Stewart (1882-1918), Lieut.-Col., Royal Army Medical Corps
Local history notes:
- Aghaloo (parish of), county Tyrone
- Claremorris, parish of Kilcolman (Clanmorris), county Mayo
- Kilrea & Tamlaght O'Crilly (parishes of), county Derry
- Maps
Timelines:
- Glenarb, parish of Aghaloo, county Tyrone
- Kilcolman, parish of (Clanmorris), county Mayo (1792–1822)
- Kilrea & Tamlaght O'Crilly (parishes of), county Derry
- 39th Regiment of Foot, 1819–1828
- 45th Regiment of Foot, July 1834 – January 1843
Transcripts and extracts:
- Archival documents
- Censuses:
- Church records:
- Coagh Presbyterian – the new church, 1708–1711
- Marriage licence bonds, 1727–1845
- Religious census of Ireland, 1766
- Vestry minutes – St John's (Church of Ireland), Caledon
(extracts for Marshall and Huggins surnames)
- Historic news articles:
- Barony of Clanmorris, county Mayo (1792–1820)
- Curragh, Athenry, and Dublin (Oct 1881 – Mar 1833)
- Flavell, Gilmore, & Jones, in the parish of Drumcree
- Kilrea and environs (1735–1859)
- County Tyrone:
- Land and property:
- Memorials of Irish Deeds
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