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Visiting Belfast and PRONI June 23-28
Antrim
2

Elwyn, IrelandXO Volunteer ☘

last year

Info on McConnells in Ireland from before 1790/ Daniel McConnell
Antrim
3

kevin45sf@yahoo.com

last year

Alexander Mc Neill
AntrimArmoy (Antrim)
7

DARRENMURNANE

last year

Tracing my Irish Roots
AntrimRasharkin (Antrim)
13

Sheenboy

last year

Nancy McNeill
Antrim
8

Nancy Huntley

last year

Crothers/Carrothers/Carruthers from County Antrim/Belfast - possibly Scotland prior
Antrim
11

Joshc

last year

McLorinan / McLarnon
AntrimDrummaul (Antrim)
8

MaureenN

last year

Steen in the Vow county Antrim
AntrimBallymoney (Antrim)
16

Ed Wurster

last year

McCluskey Family History
AntrimLoughguile (Antrim)
7

J Ryan

last year

MCCARROLL/KENDALL FAMILIES OF LOUGHGUILE, ANTRIM
Antrim
6

Diane Peek

2 years ago

mcquigs in ballintoy
AntrimBallintoy (Antrim)
22

bob mccouaig

2 years ago

Sources for late 1600's? - Litle family
Antrim
4

Elwyn, IrelandXO Volunteer ☘

2 years ago

James Greer & Sarah Laird died 1870's
AntrimBallymoney (Antrim)
3

Melanie Greer

2 years ago

Greer family in Ballymartin
AntrimBallymartin (Antrim)
3

Melanie Greer

2 years ago

GREER - HENDERSON
AntrimTemplepatrick (Antrim)
11

Melanie Greer

2 years ago

Connections to Duncan McElheran (~1747 - 1810) and Mary Hamilton (1736 - 1832)
AntrimLayd (Antrim)
17

aldersea

2 years ago

Abigail Flack granddaughter of the Rev Samuel Dunlop
AntrimBallintoy (Antrim)
8

drmfbrown@gmail.com

2 years ago

Clements/Kirk family
AntrimBallynure (Antrim)
21

Max Clemen(t)s

2 years ago

Tracing Duneane ancestors
AntrimDuneane (Antrim)
3

Wee Jim

2 years ago

Looking for Robert Greer/Grier born Antrim.
Antrim
5

ReneGreer

2 years ago

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