I grew up just outside Ballymoney and from an early age was always interested in family history. I kept notes of some of my conversations with my great aunts. My ancestors are buried in the Old Churchyard in Ballymoney and I have spent many hours reading the graves.

When I got as far as I could with my own family tree I started helping others with theirs as I had accumulated a considerable amount of information on the families around Ballymoney.

A few years ago, I thought it would be a good idea to publish my research and try to help other people looking for their Ballymoney ancestors. Researching family history in Ballymoney The Old Churchyard is cared for by Ballymoney Borough Council. Among their records is a map and headstone listing which has been of great benefit to my work. For consistency, I have adapted this map for the purposes of this book.

Irish records tend to be poor due to the loss of so many in Dublin at the time of the troubles in the twenties. However, we are lucky in the Ballymoney area as some of the church records go back to the s.

In addition, we have the census, an agricultural census, Tithe Applotment records, Griffith valuation and street directories of,and All these archive documents give valuable information for researchers.

Church Records 1st Ballymoney Presbyterian Church has part of an old Baptismal register from the mid 18th century. The records of this church were held in the house of Hugh Orr and the majority of them were destroyed in a fire. Robert Park kept very accurate records of baptisms and marriages of this church during the time of his ministry. He also carried out a census of his Congregation at the start of his ministry in It lists all the families with their children in order of birth, and where they lived.

The records of St. They include a book which list both the Presbyterian and Established Church or Church of Ireland burials from — in the Old Churchyard. From to present day, the Presbyterian burials are no longer noted. Baptisms and marriages are recorded also from There is also a census of the congregation taken in James Presbyterian Church has baptismal and marriage records from with a census of the congregation in Unfortunately early records from Trinity Presbyterian Church are missing with only marriages from and baptisms from A fortunate discovery was records from the Unitarian Church in Ballymoney.

This church no longer exists. As well as baptisms and marriages, there are several censuses of this small congregation and notes of members deaths and emigration.

The Graves It is interesting that not all the graves in the Old Churchyard belong to people who lived in Ballymoney. There are Hunter and Moore families from Dunluce, with more of these Moore families also found in Kilraughts Old Graveyard.

McKighan is another Kilraughts family. There is a Craig from Islandbuoy which is closer to Ballycastle, with no known links in the town. There are over four hundred graves in the churchyard, many of them completely illegible and some partly readable. I have used different approaches and techniques to try and transcribe them. Many of the gravestones have been vandalised in the last few years.

A s survey of the Old Churchyard is included in the McClay collection, which is held in the Public Record Office of Northern Ireland PRONI. The survey has been very useful although parts of it are missing.

Some of the graves have only a name and no other details. This seems to be a trend of the trades families in the town. Not all graves were of wealthy people. It seems that some of these have been erected by their children who have emigrated and achieved success in their new lives overseas. There was an attempt to close the graveyard for any further burials inbut this created some dispute and the last known burial was in Sources used for local research Hearth Money Rolls Griffith Valuation Old Graveyard Internment Register Ruth Westerhuis on October 28, at Dorothy, I think you should put up a sample page from the book to give readers of your website a flavour of the contents.

Nevin on November 5, at 1: Congratulations Dorothy and a picture of you to boot. I should reciprocate to see if there is any family resemblance through the generations. Did I tell you I found living McKinney relatives in the States? How do we get a copy of the book? Very meticulous and informative,Dorothy. No more than I would have expected from you!

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Good luck with the book. Ray Head on November 23, at 2: Sue Edwardson on January 12, at Today I recieved my book from Dorothy the Ballymoney Old Church Graveyard and what a fantastic book it is, well worth every penny. So much research has gone into this book I am amazed at the price.

Well done Dorothy June. Thank you, thank you, thank you! I found two of my ancestors in your book Murphy and Dunlopand clues to possible other relations. Do accept my congratulations and many thanks for your obvious hard work.

I notice that you have only one Swan listing. Is there further information available on the family if I purchase the book? Thanks also for your taking up this kind of work. It is so valuable! I have ordered a copy of your book; you mention marriage records starting in for Ballymore; are they included in your book? I am looking for marriage of William Gamble and Ellen Brown ca Can you give me any more information about the families. I am happy to try and help with some queries.

There were a lot of Gamble and Brown families around Ballymoney which I have information about. Elton on March 13, at 2: Have just discovered your site. Too late for me to buy book as I will be in Ballymoney on either 7th, 8th or 9th April. Interested in Moore, Hanna, Glenn, Knox and Henry families. Note with much interest that Moore and Glen have grave Can you contact this week please?

Would love to purchase your book when in Ballymoney. Do you take visitors on tours of the area? Would possibly like to hire you for a day if possible? Leaving Australia on Sunday 4th April. They married in Registrars Office, Ballymoney dist and both gave their address as Mullans. I notice, though, that the books covering the Graveyard is out of stock.

Can anybody tell me, please when it will be back in stock and the cost. Kind regards, Maureen, born, Liverpool but living in Norfolk, England. Hi, The books are definitely not out of stock. You can contact me directly on dorothy ballymoneygraveyard. Dorothy Arthur on June 27, at Hi Dorothy, Sorry the weather has disrupted your recent travel plans. However, I have started research for my next book on Derrykeighan Old Churchyard where Nevins and Gambles are buried.

I will have to wait to April to get into PRONI to source the local records. I will certainly keep you informed if I find anything.

Did you ever have it in mind to come up with this book when growing up? Michael on January 5, at 4: Searching for my g-g-g-g grandparents. My g-g-g grandfather was David Stirling who came to the United States from Ireland about That is all we know.

He was born about and Martha was born about Hi Bonnie, There are quite a few Stirling or Sterling families in the Ballymoney area and quite a few Davids. Can you email me at dorothy ballymoneygraveyard. Dorothy Arthur on April 18, at Hi Kay, You will have to be more specific as there as many Henry families in the area.

Email me at dorothy ballymoneygraveyard. Dorothy Arthur on May 10, at I am also researching the Sterling line. My Ancestor is Hugh Sterling born March and his father born before that in Ballymoney. I will send you some info to the above email. Hello Dorothy I have a birthday coming up and wondered if either of your books would be useful to me.

My Dad James Taggart was born in and came to North Yorkshire, UK. I have found my grandparents James George Taggart farm labourer Roman catholic who married Susannah Simpson shon in census as church of Ireland in and were in the census as living in The Vow with their 5 children. Discrepencies between the census and marraige details show that James George was born either or Susannah was born My paternal Gt Grandfathers name was George Taggart. Looking forward to hearing from you.

Can you tell me whether persons who lived in the townland of Drumreagh might be buried in the Ballymoney Parish churchyard? I found the two relevant surnames in the name index, but of course not first names. Thank you for any assistance you may be able to give.

Hi Loretta, can you give me some details as I have quite a few Thomas Scotts in my database. Could your Lynn also have been spelt Linn. If so I have details on a Linn family who attended st. Email me directly dorothy ballymoneygraveyrd. Dorothy Arthur on July 16, at 2: Dorothy, I just saw this posting and wondered if you would send my email address on to her Loretta Lynn.

The Thomas Scott in Drumreagh that she mentioned is from my Scott family, and I have just located his greatgrandson. I would love to find out how she is related to this family and share info. I look forward to seeing your new book, you ladies are fantastic! My Gggfather WILLIAM BIGGART hailed from Ireland somewhere and married in Glasgow in March He was about 20, so too was his wife, MARY-ANN BRADSHAW, who also was born in Ireland.

Whether they emigrated together I know not but they remained in Scotland all their lives. If either of these names register with you I would be most interested. Thanks for your time. Hi Malcolm, I have a lot of William and Robert Biggarts in my database but none seem to match with yours.

Dorothy Arthur on October 7, at 8: One of my ancestors, William Simpson, who married Martha Orr, was born in Ballymoney in He and his family immigrated to North Carolina prior to the American Revolution.

There are several old Orr graves in the Churchyard. There are no Simpson graves but they are married into many of the families in the churchyard. Dorothy Arthur on November 5, at 8: I found your website while searching for my family members. Cheryl on November 20, at 3: Hi dorothy, i have tried to purchase the ballymoney old graveyard book but am having no luck. Can payment be made using a visa electron card? I am interested in the keers family who married into the mccandless and McIlreavy family etc, and wonder if you have information on the Keers?

Also A robert Lithgow Keers the son of william keers. Payment should be easy — if you are asked if it is a trusted site — say yes and proceed. Let me know if you are still having problems. Dorothy Arthur on January 3, at 5: I am descended from William Simpson and Martha Orr who evidently came from Balleymoney Ireland to Mecklenburg County, NC.

I am interested in contacting living relatives in Ireland and possibly corresponding with them. Are they still available? If so, how to I contact her to purchase. Dear Dorothy I am looking for my great grandfather John Dunlop in the Ballymoney area. We think he may be buried in The Vow Presbyterian churchyard? There is no trace of John or his sons and daughters on either the or censuses.

Do you have anyone who fits the description in your books? Is there a separate Presbyterian Church in The Vow? Hi Valerie, Email me on dorothy ballymoneygraveyard. Let me know what you do know and I will see if I can find more. Dorothy Arthur on May 1, at 7: Hi Dorothy, I am seeking information on the Biggart family from Beith. My GGrandfather Thomas Biggart emigrated to Melbourne Australia from Beith.

I can trace back to my gggg grandfather David Biggart who married Margaret Speir. Perhaps you or someone might have information on them? Just a note on the person interested in the Taggarts of Ballymoney. This is one who immigrated to Nova Scotia in TAGGART, Daniel; Ballymoney Martha; Mary; on the following list…………….

JOHN CLARKE Ireland to St. John These Irish passenger lists and more can be found in D. Sailings from Londonderry to Philadelphia, Quebec, St. John New Brunswick and Louisiana to see also MIC. Do u have many listed in your book?? We had many McAlonan males immigrated in the mid s. My direct ancestor is Daniel McAlonan spelled McAloran on the immigration List.

McALORAN, Daniel; Ballymoney Ellen; James; Alexander; 12 Robert; 8 Do graveyards make money 7 John; 5 Archy; 2 He immigrated on the same list as above in There were others, probably brothers, but not on the same list: John, James, William, Alexander, Archibald. Wondering if you have any info on their families of Ballymoney.

They all resided in Parrsboro, Nova Scotia, Canada. I went to school with her spends most of her time in genealogy. She has hundreds and hundreds of North Antrim families all amazingly linked on her computer and was able to give me information on hundreds of my relatives!!

I know for a fact as part of that she has taken photographs of ALL the headstones in Ramoan Pres church. I could guarantee she has information on your relatives! Hi, do you have anything on Hugh Stevenson, his wife Mary Stevenson Ballymoney, Ireland.

My line goes from their daughter Martha Stevenson b abtshe married William John Mcintyre on 20 nov Ballymoney. I have been researching my family of Adams and Workman of Ballymoney, but I am stuck and cannot get any further, I wonder if you can help. My G Grandfather was John Adams b;, Profession: His father John Adams was also a Labourer: I cannot get any information on him.

My G Grandfather first married Ester Irwin in Ballymoney COI, she died and then he married Sarah Workman again at Ballymoney COI. I am decended from the marriage with Sarah Workman. Sarah was born in Ballymonyher father was a William Workman, a Weaver: I have lots of addresses of my G Granfather John Adams in Ballymoney town.

Antrim in before moving to Glasgow,Scotland in Unable to proceed any further. Denis,s father was James, Ann,s father was Patrick. It was very satisfying seeing the pictures of my Love Ancestors headstones.

Where would I find burial records for Loves that resided in Craigatempim prior to ? And so worth the effort. And excellent photographs as well! Your Ballymoney graveyard book is wonderful, looked at it when I was in Salt Lake City last year. Dorothy, I hope to find your book when I visit Ballymoney in May. Is it availaqble at the Ballymoney History Museum? I am first generation American, both parents came from the Ballymoney area Sm holding stock market reuters visited many times.

Just discovered your great site…interested Archibald Graham wed Ann Henry Ballymoney To Kat Brooks Jordan: I am also descended from William Simpson and Martha Orr.

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My grandmother was Kate Mae Simpson from Matthews, NC. I assume they were Scots-Irish, given that they were Presbyterian. I also would love to get more information on our relatives in Ireland and hear their stories.

If you have more stock market volatility measures in perspective on their our history, I would love to hear more. I would like to get a copy. My name is David Hair. My gg grand father wasThomas Cochrane from mavemuculline his wife was Rachel Ellis. Therir daughter was born her name was beth, she had a sister Agnes born Then they left to arshyre scottland.

Thomas fathers name was Samuel and his wife was Elizabeth they show up in Ballymoney with a son born in … can you help with any of these names? I will be glad to pay for a book or any help.

Hello David, my grandfather was George Cochrane, his father Robert Cochrane. Lived in Portrush George was born about cir. There was connections with Incentive stock options early exercise but that is all I know.

Hi David, There are two Cochrane graves in Ballymoney Old Churchyard, a couple more in St. I will get back to you in a couple of days and let you know if I find any more about your family.

Dorothy Arthur on October 7, at 9: Mon, 7 Oct It could be a possible side that my gg grandfather could be the son of your John Cochrane born It just is a possibility.

I do not have any papers but my mother thinks that Scotland has a part in the family. Dorothy, I have just purchased your book on the Ballymoney Old Churchyard. I had written before and you had informed me that there were members of the Love Family buried in this old cemetery. What I would like to know is there also members of the Love Family buried in the St.

Hi Dorothy, John Moore here. Your new book is out I presume does it cover my family or is this in an up coming edition. Hi Dorothy, I am researching the McAuley family, of Ballymoney, Thomas McAuley was my great grandfather and a capenter ,small farmer in the area, he was married to Ellen madden, both were born around Are there any of this family in your book.

I live in England. Many Thanks anne clark. Yes — I can help me you. Email me at dorothyaa ballymoneygraveyard. I have quite a bit on Richmond and Thompson families in the area. Dorothy Arthur on April 15, at Hi Anne, I have been having a few problems with my computer but this is just to let you know that I can help. I can also put you into touch with another McAuley researcher.

Hi John, I am busy working on my book on Old Kilraughts and there are lots and lots of Moores in it. The book is due stock market manipulation amazon at the end of September to coincide with the Route back Home genealogy conference.

I will be in touch soon. Dorothy Arthur on October 20, at 9: Do not know which church is involved or even any addresses of where these families came from. All appear to be Presbyterians if it helps. Thank you in advance. I checked some of the local churches and all I found was a baptism of a son to James and Matilda in 1st Ballymoney.

Dorothy Arthur on November how to get easy stardollars on stardoll without being a superstar, at I am researching my Meeke family line and I am just trying to figure out free nexon cash europe of your books to start with?

My gggrandfather William Meeke was born in Coleraine in but died in Ballymoney Church Lane on May 8, I believe his wife Susan would be buried with him.

She was born abt. Is the Meeke name familiar to you at all? Any info would be greatly appreciated. Also, when I click to purchase your books, it takes me to Amazon. I found my great-grandparents in your book on the Ballymoney old churchyard. It is Grave no. I noticed that you had the birth years of all of the children of James and Mary Clements except their daughter Mary Clements who married James McCaughern. I have found a marriage record for Robs clubworld make that money lyrics Clements of Ballymoney to James McCahon but she would have been born in — the same year as Annie.

Do you know if they were twins? Your help is very much appreciated and thank you predictions on stock market crash compiling these the stock market crash section 1. Dorothy Arthur on May 7, at 8: Simon and others I am looking for someone to help me research Research paper impact fii indian stock market Dunlop b c owned the ship Wiiliam and George sailed out of Larne.

I am purchasing your book to hopefully find out more. His widow left after his death to Canada. Any help would be appreciated ThanksVal. Dorothy Arthur on June 21, at Sorry I do not have much more. His mom was Margaret Murray and his 4 siblings Jim, MargaretSusan, Don. After his fathers death his mother and siblings all came to Canada around to Marwayne, Alberta, Thanks for any assistance. I think I may have found some information for you. Please email me dorothy ballymoneygraveyard.

Dorothy Arthur on June 26, at 1: Hi Dorothy, Thank you for helping others connect with their ancestors. It is a great gift. My third great grandfather, William Cunningham was born in Tyrone about and died in Ballymoney in His wife was Frances Noble born in Tyrone and died in We are coming to Ballymoney from Northern Idaho, USA, in Sept. I am hoping to how do you make money with zazzle more information about him and hopefully his grave.

I also have two other third great grandfathers from Northern Ireland. His wife was Mary Peacock, born in Meath. The other third great grandparents were Mathew Orr McKee and Ann Wilson I am hoping to buy your book when we arrive. Thank stock markets guru canada holidays for any help or sources that you may know of.

I have been searching for a very long time to make these connections. My ancestor, John Wallace might have been born in Ballymoney. There were a lot of Wallace families in the Ballymoney area, especially Kilraughts. What do you know about your ancestor. Records are very poor for the 17th and eighteenth the french triangular trade system in N.

Dorothy Arthur on October 8, at 8: Good Morning Dorothy, I am amazed at the number of queries that you take the time to answer. You must be very busy. Now I will add to the queries. Robert Mc Collum married Letitia Money[Mooney] in in Ballymoney, RC Church. Also, where would I find their birth details, please. They lived in Castle St, Ballymoney.

Thank you so much in anticipation, Anne. Hi Anne, I have checked the records for St. Unfortunately if you want me to do further research I have to charge a small fee.

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You can email me at dorothy ballymoneygraveyard. Dorothy Arthur on October 13, at 8: I will email you separately with details on payment. Dorothy Arthur on November 8, at So far I have found reference to a John McCurdy born in Ederoan, near Moss Side and family connections in Drumcrottagh, Croagh, Gracehill and Carnkirn.

Does any of your research cover this area or do stock trader canada think I should really be looking more towards Ballcastle? I am Michael Wallace who contacted you in October. Thank you for your reply. My ancestor John Wallace was born in Coleraine, County Antrim, Ireland.

James McGregor, the head of the congregation at Aghadowey, Ireland and that a portion of the congregation left for New Hampshire in and The bearer hereof, Thomas Wallace, has lived in this congregation, from his infancy to the date hereof, and has always behaved soberly and honetly, and is now free from all public scandal known to this session, is certified by Robert Higginbotham Coleraine, May 9, To John McCurdy I have extensive data on many McCurdy families in N.

Hitting s huge brick wall trying to find out more of my Taggart ancestors who lived in Donegore. Have a lot more information I could send if you have time to write me so that I can invite you to see my data. Hope to hear from you. I have extensive research done on various Taggart families around Ballymoney, Ballycastle and Bushmills area.

You can contact me at dorothy ballymoneygraveyard. Dorothy, I have order all of your books and have enjoyed them very much. I am researching the Love Family. I am interested in finding out more about this family. He is our ancestor. His father, John was born in in Ballymoney County, Antrim, Ireland. I believe that Adam married Mary? What would you charge to do some further research? It is possible that she may have been from the Stewart or Moore family, but this is just speculation on my part.

Really, just any information that you could find would be well appreciated. I believe that Robert Love or his father may have been a protestant minister. Thanking you in advance for any help you may be able to give me. I would love to know more about the family my Great Great Grandfather, Constantine Dougherty left behind. He settled in Horsham, Victoria Australia and became one of its most important pioneers.

Loretta Edmonston nee Dougherty. Before I can try and assist you, I need to know dates, places etc. Was your ancestor from the N. I have not come across the name.

My charges for research are on my web site. Dorothy Arthur on April 11, at Dorothy, just a thank you for all you do to help people find their ancestors. Dorothy I am wondering if you can help me I am tracing my husbands family.

I believe his maternal great grandparents are Jane Usher born in Antrim and James Morrison born in Donegal. They married in in Ballymoney I dont know which church or their parents names. Any info would be very helpfulThank you for your time Anne Eales.

Dorothy Arthur on July 4, at Hi Dorothy, I am trying to track down the parents of our ancestor, John Knox, of Greenville, Ballymoney, He had a plantation in Jamaica also. He was born around Any information would be appreciated thanks. Dorothy Arthur on July 19, at 1: My G Great Grand Parents also come from their.

How would I be able to buy this book. And Learn where my Grandparents came from. Sorry — your family gravestones are notin my books but I do know a bit about your family. Email at dorothy ballymoneygraveyard. Dorothy Arthur on August 8, at Hi Dorothy, My name is Mark Smith from Canberra, Australia. I think that Charles Connor was born about and died in Ballymoney in Does you book make any reference to the Connor family? I have checked my records and have found baptisms in St.

There are 2 Connor graves in the churchyard but they are more modern. Dorothy Arthur on August 29, at 9: Hi Dorothy I live in New Zealand and am descended from the Coopers of Lower Kilmoyle. My 3 X great grandparents were William Cooper and Jane Preston.

Does your book have any references to my Coopers and their descendants through the years? There were an awful lot of them! Regards from way down under — Phillippa Kidd. Hi Phillipa, I have done a lot of research into the Coopers of Kilmoyle.

Can you email me at dorothy ballymoneygraveyard with dates of what you know. Dorothy Arthur on November 13, at 5: Dear Dorothy I was fascinated to find this website. My late mother was originally from Ballymoney and my aunts and grandparents are all buried in the churchyards.

How can I get hold of a copy of your book? Hi Anne, What are the names you are looking for. If you email me at dorothy ballymoneygraveyard I can see if any of my books are relevant and send you a price list. You can buy directly from me using paypal. Dorothy Arthur on November 14, at 8: Hi David, What is the family name that you are looking for. I have a huge database of N. Hi Dorothy, I wish to purchase your Ballymoney Old Graveyards book. However, can it be shipped to the U. Yes it can be posted to the US.

It can be purchased either directly through me using PAYPAL or Amazon which is more expensive due to their commission. My Great Grandfather John Kinlay was born in Ballymoney inhe moved to Scotland at some point and was married in Haddington Can you email at dorothy ballymoneygraveyard.

Dorothy Arthur on January 30, at 3: Thanks for getting back to me. I believe my Great Grandfather John Kinlay born came from Ballymoney…need it confirmed. His occupation was a Skinner -Journeyman. MyGreat Grandfathers John parents followed him to Scotland Francis born about and Mary Kinlay nee Marrs born about…. Great grand parents John and Margaret moved to Glasgow at some point. John died age 56 on 21st Sept in Duke St Hospital where I was born and Margaret died 23rd Sept Hi i stumbled onto your web page searching for a link to my ancesters William tweed and his son james and sister isabella.

And was trying to find anything else that I can by searching the area. If you have any information i would love to hear it because they are as far back as i can go. William Tweed c arrived in America from Ireland around He came to America with his daughter Isabella, and son James; the family eventually settling in Western North Carolina Thank you and i hope you have a lovely day.

What more information do have on him and his family? I have a couple of William Tweeds in my database which may be relevant. Dorothy Arthur on May 24, at Hi, My Great and Great Great Grandparents are in Ballymoney Grave Sites I believe.

Alexander MitchellAug Maywho married Agnes Chistie Please get in touch with me if you want further information. Dorothy Arthur on May 29, at 3: You are commenting using your WordPress. You are commenting using your Twitter account. You are commenting using your Facebook account. Notify me of new comments via email. Ballymoney Graveyards Dorothy Arthur's books about the history and families.

Census Street Directories Like this: Looking forward to meeting Dorothy on Saturday. Raymond Tompkins on November 7, at 8: Best of luck from Sue in Canberra. June Lidgard on January 16, at 9: Dorothy, Thank you, thank you, thank you! Simon Sheppard on April 16, at 5: Anita Swann on January 7, at 6: William Robey on March 2, at 7: Dorothy Arthur on March 2, at 8: Sharon Brennan on March 28, at Maureen on June 26, at 4: Hugh Nevin on December 4, at 3: Dorothy on December 4, at 9: DOROTHY BUDU-ARTHUR on December 16, at 2: Bonnie Sterling Groff on April 12, at 2: Did you have any luck with finding graves for members of the Henry family?

GIFFORD, Kay on May 10, at 3: Any help you cn give will be greatly appreciated. John Sterling on May 17, at 3: Linda Taggart on May 20, at 9: Dorothy Arthur on May 20, at 1: Loretta Lynn Layman on July 14, at 8: Mary Post on August 7, at 6: Hello, I am new to this site and my interest is Townsends and Atkinson of Burnquarter and Garryduff. Would appreciate help on this research. Eileen Campbell on September 6, at 3: Malcolm Biggins on October 5, at 5: Hello Dorothy, One of my ancestors, William Simpson, who married Martha Orr, was born in Ballymoney in Thank you, Michelle Johnson.

Michelle Johnson Vela on November 4, at 4: Hello and Good Evening, I am descended from William Simpson and Martha Orr who evidently came from Balleymoney Ireland to Mecklenburg County, NC.

Best Regards, Kat Jordan. Kathy Brooks Jordan on February 25, at 4: Valerie Burrows on March 16, at 7: Michele Williams on May 13, at Sandra Carr Dunphy on June 19, at 9: Sandra Carr Dunphy on June 23, at 8: Keira Berryman on October 28, at 2: Christine Sterritt on November 3, at John McCafferty on November 9, at 9: Sorry the year of their marriage was not Thank you Marion Love 5th ggdaughter of Robert Love, Taghey, Ballymoney.

Marion Love on December 11, at Dan Fleming on January 14, at Ann Hunt on January 23, at Michelle Johnson Vela on April 19, at John Moore on September 5, at 5: David Nephi Hair on October 6, at 9: Brenda Clifford on October 6, at 9: Thank you so much. David Hair on October 8, at 4: Brenda Clifford on November 16, at 3: Thanking you in advance, Judy Love.

Judy Love on March 30, at 8: John Moore on March 31, at 4: Anne Clark on April 4, at 3: Michelle Truscott on April 12, at Michelle Truscott on October 17, at They were married in Ballyweaney in I will email with further info. James Harris on November 10, at 1: Thanks Dorothy, I think the baptism was for their first son James.

James Harris on November 15, at 5: Debbie Blake on January 17, at 1: Shirley Fehr on May 4, at 4: Val Villeneuve on June 18, at 3: Val Villeneuve on June 22, at 6: Wallace on September 13, at 1: Greetings, My ancestor, John Wallace might have been born in Ballymoney. MichaelWallace on October 8, at 1: Anne on October 12, at 1: Michelle Truscott on November 8, at 5: John McCurdy on December 29, at 7: Hi Dorothy, I am Michael Wallace who contacted you in October.

I realize information at this time is scarce but I hope this will he[p someone. Dorothy Arthur on January 1, at 9: Valerie poole nee Taggart on February 2, at 7: Dorothy Arthur on February 19, at Judy Love on March 11, at Loretta Edmonston on April 10, at 3: Trish McClelland on April 19, at AnneEales on July 1, at Margaret Brown on July 19, at Debbie O'Bryan Burow on August 6, at 3: Mark Smith on August 26, at 7: Phillippa Kidd on November 13, at Anne Wilson on November 13, at 9: Wow My heritage is from their also, could we find more information.

And how can I do that. David Hair on November 13, at 9: Cindy on December 11, at 6: Hoping that you can help. John Kinlay on January 27, at 3: Hi Dorothy Thanks for getting back to me. His occupation was a Skinner -Journeyman MyGreat Grandfathers John parents followed him to Scotland Francis born about and Mary Kinlay nee Marrs born about….

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