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Topic: Genealogy
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Harry McIlmurray
Member Posts: 1
From: N.E. England
Registered: Oct 2001
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posted 07 October 2001 11:53 AM
  
My name is Harry McIlmurray and I am interested in finding McIlmurray Family Tree.
Recognised areas are Aghagallon, Lurgan, Downpatrick? and Belfast.
My father's name was James married to Kathleen nee McLaughlin.Family= James, Brendan, Margaret, Maura, Kathleen, Harry, Joan, Sean, Charles.
We lived in Merrion Street, off Grosvenor Road, Belfast before moving to Andersonstown.
My grandfather Henry married Mary Corie who both came from Aghagallon?, then Lurgan and then Granville Street, Belfast.
Grateful any info or memories passed on.
If anyone knows me - send message. Happy to chat.
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JIM
Member Posts: 2
From: U.K.
Registered: Sep 2004
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posted 30 September 2004 02:42 PM
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Originally posted by Harry McIlmurray:
My name is Harry McIlmurray and I am interested in finding McIlmurray Family Tree.
Recognised areas are Aghagallon, Lurgan, Downpatrick? and Belfast.
My father's name was James married to Kathleen nee McLaughlin.Family= James, Brendan, Margaret, Maura, Kathleen, Harry, Joan, Sean, Charles.
We lived in Merrion Street, off Grosvenor Road, Belfast before moving to Andersonstown.
My grandfather Henry married Mary Corie who both came from Aghagallon?, then Lurgan and then Granville Street, Belfast.
Grateful any info or memories passed on.
If anyone knows me - send message. Happy to chat.
Dear Harry
Jim here again, I am having another go at putting all my information together. I would be grateful if you would send through any of your findings. HENRY MARRIED MARY CORRIE ON 27TH APRIL 1907. WITNESSES JOSEPH O'NEILL AND MARY CORRIE. CHILDREN EILEEN BORN 14.3.1909 MARY JOSEPHINE BORN 27.10.1910.PATRICK GERARD BORN 13.10.1912
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jd_glenbawn
Member Posts: 1
From: Ireland
Registered: Dec 2004
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posted 23 December 2004 10:07 PM
Hi Harry, my name is Joe Doyle and I live in Poleglass. My Family tree on one side is the Mc Laughlin's. I have got back to the early 1800's. If you are looking for a Mc laughlin connection let me know what details that you have ref the Mc Laughlins.The Mc Laughlin side of my family moved to the falls about 1875. They lived in No 5 Lady Street for a number of years. Let me know if you think that I can assist you in your quest for information. If your are searching for Kathleen Mc Laughlin look for Cathleen.
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jim_mcglinchey
Member Posts: 2
From: Kuwait
Registered: Jan 2005
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posted 27 January 2005 10:37 AM
Dear HarryJust saw your query by chance and although I cannot help you with your family tree quest, I thought I'd drop you a quick line. I used to livbe at 42 Merrion Street, with three sisters, Margaret, Joan and Catherine. I recall you lived across the street and, given time, I might even be able to work out your house number. Youo live forever in my memory because of a honey and pepper sandwich you once prepared for me!! No doubt you've forgotten! I also recall that, no matter how many times I raced against you, I always lost. Funny thing is, I cannot remember whether or not you went, like me, to Slater Street School. Anyway, this was just a prerliminary message. If you'd like to contact me, I can bring you up to date with a potted autobiography, including the honey and pepper sandwich! Best wishes Jim McGlinchey
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deirdre
Member Posts: 4
From: victoria australia
Registered: Feb 2005
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posted 14 February 2005 01:06 AM
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Originally posted by Harry McIlmurray:
My name is Harry McIlmurray and I am interested in finding McIlmurray Family Tree.
Recognised areas are Aghagallon, Lurgan, Downpatrick? and Belfast.
My father's name was James married to Kathleen nee McLaughlin.Family= James, Brendan, Margaret, Maura, Kathleen, Harry, Joan, Sean, Charles.
We lived in Merrion Street, off Grosvenor Road, Belfast before moving to Andersonstown.
My grandfather Henry married Mary Corie who both came from Aghagallon?, then Lurgan and then Granville Street, Belfast.
Grateful any info or memories passed on.
If anyone knows me - send message. Happy to chat.
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deirdre
Member Posts: 4
From: victoria australia
Registered: Feb 2005
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posted 14 February 2005 01:09 AM
harry i am trying to get your e-mail or seans in belfast please try and reply dee@force.net.au from your niece deirdrejims daughter from australia
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deirdre
Member Posts: 4
From: victoria australia
Registered: Feb 2005
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posted 14 February 2005 01:13 AM
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Originally posted by JIM:
[QUOTE]Originally posted by Harry McIlmurray:
[b]My name is Harry McIlmurray and I am interested in finding McIlmurray Family Tree.
Recognised areas are Aghagallon, Lurgan, Downpatrick? and Belfast.
My father's name was James married to Kathleen nee McLaughlin.Family= James, Brendan, Margaret, Maura, Kathleen, Harry, Joan, Sean, Charles.
We lived in Merrion Street, off Grosvenor Road, Belfast before moving to Andersonstown.
My grandfather Henry married Mary Corie who both came from Aghagallon?, then Lurgan and then Granville Street, Belfast.
Grateful any info or memories passed on.
If anyone knows me - send message. Happy to chat.
Dear Harry
Jim here again, I am having another go at putting all my information together. I would be grateful if you would send through any of your findings. HENRY MARRIED MARY CORRIE ON 27TH APRIL 1907. WITNESSES JOSEPH O'NEILL AND MARY CORRIE. CHILDREN EILEEN BORN 14.3.1909 MARY JOSEPHINE BORN 27.10.1910.PATRICK GERARD BORN 13.10.1912[/B][/QUOTE]------------------
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brendanmcconvery
Member Posts: 1
From: Maynooth, Ireland
Registered: Apr 2005
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posted 22 April 2005 02:45 PM
Jim McGlinchey
You may recognise the signature at the end of this. Saw this note of yours by accident while searching for something else. I remember 42 Merrion St well - and your granny as well as the rest of the clan. Would love to make contact with you sometime. As Paul Simon said, "still crazy after all these years".
Brendan McConvery quote:
Originally posted by jim_mcglinchey:
Dear HarryJust saw your query by chance and although I cannot help you with your family tree quest, I thought I'd drop you a quick line. I used to livbe at 42 Merrion Street, with three sisters, Margaret, Joan and Catherine. I recall you lived across the street and, given time, I might even be able to work out your house number. Youo live forever in my memory because of a honey and pepper sandwich you once prepared for me!! No doubt you've forgotten! I also recall that, no matter how many times I raced against you, I always lost. Funny thing is, I cannot remember whether or not you went, like me, to Slater Street School. Anyway, this was just a prerliminary message. If you'd like to contact me, I can bring you up to date with a potted autobiography, including the honey and pepper sandwich! Best wishes Jim McGlinchey
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jim_mcglinchey
Member Posts: 2
From: Kuwait
Registered: Jan 2005
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posted 03 June 2005 01:47 PM
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Originally posted by brendanmcconvery:
Jim McGlinchey
You may recognise the signature at the end of this. Saw this note of yours by accident while searching for something else. I remember 42 Merrion St well - and your granny as well as the rest of the clan. Would love to make contact with you sometime. As Paul Simon said, "still crazy after all these years".
Brendan McConvery
Dear Brendan
What a surprise! I checked your profile but it did not give an e-mail address. You can contact me on jim_mcglinchey@hotmail.com - if you wish. I'll be back in UK in about two weeks for the summer break. Hope to hear from you.Best wishes
Jim
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Max
Member Posts: 6
From: Whitley Bay, Tyne and Wear, England
Registered: Feb 2006
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posted 26 February 2006 01:15 AM
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Originally posted by jim_mcglinchey:
Dear HarryJust saw your query by chance and although I cannot help you with your family tree quest, I thought I'd drop you a quick line. I used to livbe at 42 Merrion Street, with three sisters, Margaret, Joan and Catherine. I recall you lived across the street and, given time, I might even be able to work out your house number. Youo live forever in my memory because of a honey and pepper sandwich you once prepared for me!! No doubt you've forgotten! I also recall that, no matter how many times I raced against you, I always lost. Funny thing is, I cannot remember whether or not you went, like me, to Slater Street School. Anyway, this was just a prerliminary message. If you'd like to contact me, I can bring you up to date with a potted autobiography, including the honey and pepper sandwich! Best wishes Jim McGlinchey
Hi Jim. I vaguely remember you and your family. They always seemed posh to me. A middle class air, if you like. As if you didn't belong in Merrion Street! I was right, not many of us became professionals! I remember you had a huge patch on your short trousers and when my pants were holed I wanted a patch just like yours! I now know that only truely classy people can carry off poverty!I lived in No. 39. I am in touch with David McCallum in USA, who left the street to join the RAF. We all fancied his Mam! I was best friends with Paddy Bradley. We left the street around 1955 to go to Andersonstown. I got an apprenticeship in the Irish News, later married and moved to England. I also went to Slate Street but we must have been in different classes - I am 60 in August. I went on a nostalgia trip not so long ago and searched for our school. I went round and round and stopped to collect my thoughts only to find myself parked at the school gates! The multi- storey building is gone and replaced by a very pleasant single storey. The whole area has been revamped and Merrion Street is no more. Check it out on Google Earth. Very happy to hear from you Jim.
Harry McIlmurray
P.S. If we raced together now you would win! I'm 15st., bronchial, and a metal plate in my leg!
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Max
Member Posts: 6
From: Whitley Bay, Tyne and Wear, England
Registered: Feb 2006
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posted 26 February 2006 01:37 AM
Hi Jim - I gave up in my quest when all my entries for descendants were wiped by Sasser and Trojan. To be honest I struggled to even make the entries! However I joined Genes Reunited and am starting again. Happy to send anything but I think you have a different path from me. My Henry and Mary had children James (my dad), Joseph, Molly, and Alphonse. All our Family Tree entries on Genes Reunited can be accessed by anybody, if I've got that right! £10 per year. Jennifer has changed her address.
Harry.
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Originally posted by JIM:
[QUOTE]Originally posted by Harry McIlmurray:
[b]My name is Harry McIlmurray and I am interested in finding McIlmurray Family Tree.
Recognised areas are Aghagallon, Lurgan, Downpatrick? and Belfast.
My father's name was James married to Kathleen nee McLaughlin.Family= James, Brendan, Margaret, Maura, Kathleen, Harry, Joan, Sean, Charles.
We lived in Merrion Street, off Grosvenor Road, Belfast before moving to Andersonstown.
My grandfather Henry married Mary Corie who both came from Aghagallon?, then Lurgan and then Granville Street, Belfast.
Grateful any info or memories passed on.
If anyone knows me - send message. Happy to chat.
Dear Harry
Jim here again, I am having another go at putting all my information together. I would be grateful if you would send through any of your findings. HENRY MARRIED MARY CORRIE ON 27TH APRIL 1907. WITNESSES JOSEPH O'NEILL AND MARY CORRIE. CHILDREN EILEEN BORN 14.3.1909 MARY JOSEPHINE BORN 27.10.1910.PATRICK GERARD BORN 13.10.1912[/B][/QUOTE]
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Max
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From: Whitley Bay, Tyne and Wear, England
Registered: Feb 2006
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posted 26 February 2006 01:51 AM
Hi Joe - check out the web for a Sharon Doyle with relations in Co Down, (Bernard). We have been in touch over a time but no help to each other. My grandmother was a McLaughlin from 4 Roden Street which is no more. I know she was married twice and had Charles and Maggie from the first (?) and my mam Kathleen from the second (Charles McLaughlin). I think he was in the Boer War.
I think she came from Ballymacarret. That's it, I'm afraid.
Harry
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Originally posted by jd_glenbawn:
Hi Harry, my name is Joe Doyle and I live in Poleglass. My Family tree on one side is the Mc Laughlin's. I have got back to the early 1800's. If you are looking for a Mc laughlin connection let me know what details that you have ref the Mc Laughlins.The Mc Laughlin side of my family moved to the falls about 1875. They lived in No 5 Lady Street for a number of years. Let me know if you think that I can assist you in your quest for information. If your are searching for Kathleen Mc Laughlin look for Cathleen.
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Max
Member Posts: 6
From: Whitley Bay, Tyne and Wear, England
Registered: Feb 2006
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posted 28 February 2006 09:37 PM
Hi Joe again - My Gran in Roden Street was married to a Billy Grimshaw. Next husband was Thomas McLoughlin. I'm having a bit of trouble with the spelling of McLoughlin/McLaughlin.
For some reason the name McDonald is mixed up in there too. Any assist appreciated. All older members of my family have passed on so no help there.
Harry
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Originally posted by jd_glenbawn:
Hi Harry, my name is Joe Doyle and I live in Poleglass. My Family tree on one side is the Mc Laughlin's. I have got back to the early 1800's. If you are looking for a Mc laughlin connection let me know what details that you have ref the Mc Laughlins.The Mc Laughlin side of my family moved to the falls about 1875. They lived in No 5 Lady Street for a number of years. Let me know if you think that I can assist you in your quest for information. If your are searching for Kathleen Mc Laughlin look for Cathleen.
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Max
Member Posts: 6
From: Whitley Bay, Tyne and Wear, England
Registered: Feb 2006
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posted 10 March 2006 11:08 PM
Hi Jim -
Adding to your list of Henry and Mary's children, as follows
James Henry born 27/7/1907
Eileen 13/01/1909
Mary Josephine (Molly) 26/10/1910
Patrick Gerard (Gerry) 13/10/1912
Joseph Mary 1/5/1915
Alphonsus John (Fonzi) 31/3/1917
Francis (Frank) 28/12/1919
Grandad Henry was born Aghagallon 19/1/1879 - I have his I.D. Card which I will copy and send. Also photo of his wife Mary.
Who is witness Mary Corey and what is correct spelling of Corie/Corrie/Corey? quote:
Originally posted by JIM:
[QUOTE]Originally posted by Harry McIlmurray:
[b]My name is Harry McIlmurray and I am interested in finding McIlmurray Family Tree.
Recognised areas are Aghagallon, Lurgan, Downpatrick? and Belfast.
My father's name was James married to Kathleen nee McLaughlin.Family= James, Brendan, Margaret, Maura, Kathleen, Harry, Joan, Sean, Charles.
We lived in Merrion Street, off Grosvenor Road, Belfast before moving to Andersonstown.
My grandfather Henry married Mary Corie who both came from Aghagallon?, then Lurgan and then Granville Street, Belfast.
Grateful any info or memories passed on.
If anyone knows me - send message. Happy to chat.
Dear Harry
Jim here again, I am having another go at putting all my information together. I would be grateful if you would send through any of your findings. HENRY MARRIED MARY CORRIE ON 27TH APRIL 1907. WITNESSES JOSEPH O'NEILL AND MARY CORRIE. CHILDREN EILEEN BORN 14.3.1909 MARY JOSEPHINE BORN 27.10.1910.PATRICK GERARD BORN 13.10.1912[/B][/QUOTE]
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deirdre
Member Posts: 4
From: victoria australia
Registered: Feb 2005
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posted 12 April 2006 12:21 AM
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Originally posted by Max:
Hi Max, I just saw your message , I am James Mcilmurrays daughter from Australia My grandparents were James and Kathleen Mcilmurray I am Harrys Niece Just saying hello as Im interested in my Family from ireland
Deirdre
Hi Jim -
Adding to your list of Henry and Mary's children, as follows
James Henry born 27/7/1907
Eileen 13/01/1909
Mary Josephine (Molly) 26/10/1910
Patrick Gerard (Gerry) 13/10/1912
Joseph Mary 1/5/1915
Alphonsus John (Fonzi) 31/3/1917
Francis (Frank) 28/12/1919
Grandad Henry was born Aghagallon 19/1/1879 - I have his I.D. Card which I will copy and send. Also photo of his wife Mary.
Who is witness Mary Corey and what is correct spelling of Corie/Corrie/Corey?
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seanstitt
Member Posts: 2
From: Bolton, Lancs, England
Registered: Apr 2006
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posted 12 April 2006 01:26 PM
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Originally posted by Harry McIlmurray:
My name is Harry McIlmurray and I am interested in finding McIlmurray Family Tree.
Recognised areas are Aghagallon, Lurgan, Downpatrick? and Belfast.
My father's name was James married to Kathleen nee McLaughlin.Family= James, Brendan, Margaret, Maura, Kathleen, Harry, Joan, Sean, Charles.
We lived in Merrion Street, off Grosvenor Road, Belfast before moving to Andersonstown.
My grandfather Henry married Mary Corie who both came from Aghagallon?, then Lurgan and then Granville Street, Belfast.
Grateful any info or memories passed on.
If anyone knows me - send message. Happy to chat.
Hi Harry, I lived in Granville Street for 21 years at number 11 just 4 doors away from the McIlmurrays in 19. I didn't know them well as they pretty much kept themselves to themselves. But do feel free to contact if you'd like to chat. Seán Stitt
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ann mc sherry
Member Posts: 9
From: canada
Registered: Aug 2003
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posted 04 May 2006 06:16 AM
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Originally posted by Harry McIlmurray:
My name is Harry McIlmurray and I am interested in finding McIlmurray Family Tree.
Recognised areas are Aghagallon, Lurgan, Downpatrick? and Belfast.
My father's name was James married to Kathleen nee McLaughlin.Family= James, Brendan, Margaret, Maura, Kathleen, Harry, Joan, Sean, Charles.
We lived in Merrion Street, off Grosvenor Road, Belfast before moving to Andersonstown.
My grandfather Henry married Mary Corie who both came from Aghagallon?, then Lurgan and then Granville Street, Belfast.
Grateful any info or memories passed on.
If anyone knows me - send message. Happy to chat.
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ann mc sherry
Member Posts: 9
From: canada
Registered: Aug 2003
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posted 04 May 2006 06:20 AM
cant really remember You Harry but know Your sister Kathleen and older brother Frankie
i didnt think any one in the UK read this stuff lol ah well its good to see someone I knew from Andersonstown. Havent seen Kathleen in a few years now how is she doing ??
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Max
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From: Whitley Bay, Tyne and Wear, England
Registered: Feb 2006
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posted 11 May 2006 12:23 PM
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Originally posted by ann mc sherry:
cant really remember You Harry but know Your sister Kathleen and older brother Frankie
i didnt think any one in the UK read this stuff lol ah well its good to see someone I knew from Andersonstown. Havent seen Kathleen in a few years now how is she doing ??
Hi Ann, Thanks for reply. Tried your web address but page unobtainable. I do have a sister Kathleen. She and her family moved to Australia over 30 years ago (ended up opal mining) and has been back a few times but now retired in Queensland. I dont have a brother but did have a cousin Frankie since died (originally Bingian Drive). Do you have the right family? Happ to chat by E-mail. Slan - Harry
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ann mc sherry
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From: canada
Registered: Aug 2003
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posted 12 May 2006 08:24 PM
well i guess it was Your cousins I knew sorry to hear Frankie has died. i was thinking of your cousin Kathleen she moved to Canada also some time ago i met her here a few times but have long ago lost touch with her. Frankie was almost my Brother In Law at one time but life takes funny turns as they say any ways it was nice chatting to you Ann
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gerrymac
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From: Belfast
Registered: Jun 2006
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posted 13 June 2006 05:31 PM
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Originally posted by Max:
Hi Jim -
Adding to your list of Henry and Mary's children, as follows
James Henry born 27/7/1907
Eileen 13/01/1909
Mary Josephine (Molly) 26/10/1910
Patrick Gerard (Gerry) 13/10/1912
Joseph Mary 1/5/1915
Alphonsus John (Fonzi) 31/3/1917
Francis (Frank) 28/12/1919
Grandad Henry was born Aghagallon 19/1/1879 - I have his I.D. Card which I will copy and send. Also photo of his wife Mary.
Who is witness Mary Corey and what is correct spelling of Corie/Corrie/Corey?
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gerrymac
Member Posts: 2
From: Belfast
Registered: Jun 2006
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posted 13 June 2006 05:35 PM
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Originally posted by gerrymac:
Hi Jim Im Gerry Mcilmurray from Belfast my Father was Joseph McIlmurray His D.O.B. is wrong it's 2/05/1915 he died on the 4/2/1987. I hope this helps you to update your records,
Slan Gerry
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Cathy
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From: Newcastle upon Tyne, U.K.
Registered: Jan 2008
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posted 18 January 2010 12:11 PM
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Originally posted by Harry McIlmurray:
My name is Harry McIlmurray and I am interested in finding McIlmurray Family Tree.
Recognised areas are Aghagallon, Lurgan, Downpatrick? and Belfast.
My father's name was James married to Kathleen nee McLaughlin.Family= James, Brendan, Margaret, Maura, Kathleen, Harry, Joan, Sean, Charles.
We lived in Merrion Street, off Grosvenor Road, Belfast before moving to Andersonstown.
My grandfather Henry married Mary Corie who both came from Aghagallon?, then Lurgan and then Granville Street, Belfast.
Grateful any info or memories passed on.
If anyone knows me - send message. Happy to chat.
Hello, you mentioned Merrion St in your post. I am trying to find anyone who knows anything about aBernard Doherty who once lived at number 25. Can you help?
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Cathy
Member Posts: 5
From: Newcastle upon Tyne, U.K.
Registered: Jan 2008
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posted 18 January 2010 12:13 PM
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Originally posted by jim_mcglinchey:
Dear HarryJust saw your query by chance and although I cannot help you with your family tree quest, I thought I'd drop you a quick line. I used to livbe at 42 Merrion Street, with three sisters, Margaret, Joan and Catherine. I recall you lived across the street and, given time, I might even be able to work out your house number. Youo live forever in my memory because of a honey and pepper sandwich you once prepared for me!! No doubt you've forgotten! I also recall that, no matter how many times I raced against you, I always lost. Funny thing is, I cannot remember whether or not you went, like me, to Slater Street School. Anyway, this was just a prerliminary message. If you'd like to contact me, I can bring you up to date with a potted autobiography, including the honey and pepper sandwich! Best wishes Jim McGlinchey
Hello just read this and you mentioned Merrion St in your post. I am trying to find anyone who knows anything about aBernard Doherty who once lived at number 25. Can you help? Cathy
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Cathy
Member Posts: 5
From: Newcastle upon Tyne, U.K.
Registered: Jan 2008
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posted 18 January 2010 12:14 PM
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Originally posted by Max:
Hi Jim. I vaguely remember you and your family. They always seemed posh to me. A middle class air, if you like. As if you didn't belong in Merrion Street! I was right, not many of us became professionals! I remember you had a huge patch on your short trousers and when my pants were holed I wanted a patch just like yours! I now know that only truely classy people can carry off poverty!I lived in No. 39. I am in touch with David McCallum in USA, who left the street to join the RAF. We all fancied his Mam! I was best friends with Paddy Bradley. We left the street around 1955 to go to Andersonstown. I got an apprenticeship in the Irish News, later married and moved to England. I also went to Slate Street but we must have been in different classes - I am 60 in August. I went on a nostalgia trip not so long ago and searched for our school. I went round and round and stopped to collect my thoughts only to find myself parked at the school gates! The multi- storey building is gone and replaced by a very pleasant single storey. The whole area has been revamped and Merrion Street is no more. Check it out on Google Earth. Very happy to hear from you Jim.
Harry McIlmurray
P.S. If we raced together now you would win! I'm 15st., bronchial, and a metal plate in my leg!
Hello Max just read this and you mentioned Merrion St in your post. I am trying to find anyone who knows anything about a Bernard Doherty who once lived at number 25. Can you help? Cathy
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