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Brian Unless I'm mistaken, Presbyterian is not Church of Ireland, so you'd be very unlllikely to find them in a C of I cemetery! I did a search and came up with a few links to the Presbyterian Church at Bellaghy and some other links:- "If you are looking for a Presbyterian Church in Ulster this site...

Hey Camilla Never worry about that - sometimes a thread like this will help point someone else in the direction of information they are searching for; so even if you didn't eventually get what you needed here, it may yet help someone else! Many a time I've found helpful stuff on TS just by browsing ...

Hi There There's a reference to a cemetery in Clark County, Washington ... http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~waclacem/Buncombe/buncombe.htm http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Etna,_Washington I'd suggest that maybe the "hollow" comes from it being a tiny place with only a smalll population, perhaps in a l...

I knew if I waited long enough that someone would answer a question, which has been at the back of my mind for the last few months! I just hand't got around to asking it! Downloaded irfanview last night and it worked like magic ... thank you!! =D>

On a brighter note I just bought a large LCD monitor to replace my aged CRT and I’m thinking of buying some sunglasses to go with it. Alan :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: [many-greens] I was in the process of dunking a ginger nut when I read this! Needless to say the whole blasted biscuit landed in the bot...

Trish If you've already got information from the Census and are looking for some background, I wonder if it might be worth checking out the HIghland Family History Society at:- http://www.highlandfamilyhistorysociety.org/Index.htm You may find information there, perhaps some links from:- http://www....

Hi Lesley

I think the Church bit applies to England - I probably wasn't clear on that. I know that in Scotland it is the person carrying out the marraige who is registered, not the place - hence the many marraiges I've found in my family carried out in hotels and homes over the years.

Liz

Further to Sarah's post, this link might be helpful to those seeking more information on what made not only Gretna Green, but other Borders villages, so popular after 1754 ... In 1754 Lord Hardwicke introduced an Act of Parliament which changed the way in which marriages could be legal. Firstly any ...

Folks

This offer may well have expired now, but it is worth checking the site from time to time just to see what is happening.

Thanks to Ann for posting the original link.

Liz

Hi Calum I see Lesley is going well with links to pictures and other areas for you. My interest in your post is in the possiblity it might turn out to be Ballycastle ... I have never been there but my dad's family came from round that part of northern Ireland. Are you searching for ancestors in that...