Appeared in a Google search result when looking for \"Belfast Urban 11\"

Michigan

Hello! I wanted to provide a street name from the birth certificate of my Grandfather that was registered in the District of Belfast Urban 11 in case you wanted to add it to your list - 32 Moore St. My Grandfather was born in 1922. Feel free to email me if you would like a photocopy of the document. Thank you!

Heard it referenced on an Irish Sig Zoom 12/18/23

Minnesota

Looking for Northern Ireland (from Scotland) names: Baxter and Fields. I have found them in Lisbon, NY. May be from Antrim.
Thank you,

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West Sussex, UK

Hi Eddie
I refer to Roll of Honour (Soldiers died in the Great war) - Royal Irish Rifles - 1st Battalion. Under Service # 7470 you have the name of “Faul Francis Blake”. His actual name was Paul Francis Blake.
Thank you so much for a truly brilliant website.
Regards ~ David

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Meath

Hi, just on the listing re the dead from WW1 James Lane aka fought under the name James clarke his war papers that were released to Fold3 show that he didnt die in field at compact but was taken to a POW camp in Germany and died in Jan 1919. He was my fathers step uncle and was married to my dads Aunt, Elizabeth Russell.

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Tucker, GA (a suburb about 20 minutes from downtown Atlanta, GA) USA

Hi Eddie - thank you so much for curating such significant data. I know how much time and attention it takes to ensure correct information. I am sure we all appreciate your efforts very much.

Recently, I found a 1910 birth record for my second cousin\'s husband. The document says, \"Parish/District Urban 3\" Belfast, County Antrim...\" The family\'s street address is 63 Ambleside Street. Possibly you would want to add this street name to your list.

If you want a copy of the source material, send me an email, and I will be happy to send it to you.

Thanks again for your hard work on this site.

Best,

Jen McKillop

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Kent originally Belfast

I can’t tell you how much I’ve enjoyed pouring over the exerts.Such a fascinating glimpse into life in the 1800’s. I’m obsessed! Thank you for your hard work

County Down io

Melbourne, Australia

I am looking for the origin of my convict G.G.G.Grandmother, Sarah Lynchey, noted on the court documents and subsequent convict records as born in County Down. Age given on various documents point to birth C1785. All records that refer to her conjugal state as “widow”.
I am also seeking information on her husband, possibly Michael Lynchey, there is one indication of a birth year being C 1775. He may have been born in County Down?
Been looking for over twenty years

Ireland XO

Co. Meath Ireland.

Trying to find my 4xtimes g.grandfather William Webb ,Killeen,Dunsany,Meath. Died 1823. Roman Catholic convert. Looking for his origins and also his two wives. Also searching for two great-uncles George and James Webb,Killeen,Meath. Born 1859 and 1863. (respectively) One or both may have emigrated to U.S.

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United States

My great great grandfather may have been baptized at the Derryvalley Congregation, Presbyterian Church in 11 Sep 1846, James Gilliland. Father William Gilliland Mother Agnes Breakey. Any information in obtaining church records would be greatly appreciated.

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Wales

Great collection of research. I am looking for family links to Kilwaughter and Islandmagee. I am related to the McMurtry and Greenlees families. My great-great-grandfather was a James McMurtry born about 1852 who enlisted in the Royal Navy at 14 (lied about his age) around 1866. His parents Sam McMurtry and ?? Greenlees were married in the 1840\'s and moved to Illinois where James was born. His father died in an accident not long after he was born and his mother died a couple of years later after returning with him to the Larne area.