FAMILY STORIES WITHIN HISTORICAL CONTEXT
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| Timelines. This document has not been updated in several years, but one day I will get back to it. I also plan to prepare other timelines and then link them to maps. In the fullness of time. | June 25, 2003 |
Documents Organized by Family Names |
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BIRCH |
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| BIRCH of Birchgrove This page shows the ways that the BIRCH family links in to the JACKSON family. It is a pretty boring page, unless you are really dedicated. | October 10, 2004 |
BRADFORD |
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| Bradford family of Co. Louth The BRADFORDs of Co. Louth that connect to the family tree of Sir Thomas JACKSON reach back to the early 1700s. At this stage, I have more questions than answers. | September 30, 2008 |
| Bradford, Samuel & events connecting him to Cavananore This page details the links between Samuel BRADFORD and Cavananore. It was a multigenerational saga of family conflict. | January 17, 2010 |
BROWN/BROWNE |
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| BROWNE Family Crests and Clues to our Origins | August 4, 2004 |
| BROWNEs in Rossory Graveyard, Enniskillen This memorial includes members of our family (as long as my original data is accurate). I have created two tables beneath for easier analysis. The first is sorted in order of the names mentioned. The second is sorted by date. It would be wonderful if anyone going to Enniskillen could get a photo of this so we can see the crest. | January 21, 2009 |
| BROWNE - Ancestry of Thompson BROWN (1837-1915) Working backwards from the pretty well known to the less thoroughly known and then back in time to utter darkness, here goes. I have a suspicion that my great-grandfather Thompson BROWN[E] (1837-1915) may be related to Daniel Gunn BROWNE (1808-1892) who was an uncle by marriage of Thompson BROWN’s wife, Elizabeth JACKSON. By following the trail back, I hope to either prove or disprove this notion. All help will be appreciated. | August 26, 2008 |
| The Battle for Cavananore This is the story of various legal challenges over Cavananore that stretched over more than a hundred years. The family names of the main players are:COULTER, BRADFORD, McCULLAGH and JACKSON. | May 12, 2010 |
COULTER |
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| John Charles COULTER (Nov 1840 – bet. 1914-1917) - the mystery surrounding his death and an exploration of his possible family connection to the COULTERs of Carrickastuck. The knowledge of the story is thanks to a series of emails in 2009 from Lainey (Elaine) Machovsky. Updated info on Ann TRACY. Updated info on John Charles COULTER. | March 2, 2010 March 21, 2010 June 22, 2011 |
DARE |
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| See also Obituary of George Mildmay Dare obituary for William Ramsay Scott obituary for obit for wife of George Mildmay Dare - Annie Earnshaw . | |
| History by George Mildmay Dare This is the family history of the DARE-JULIUS family as compiled by George Mildmay DARE somtime before his death in 1907. It was clearly also used for the history that Amy Oliver LLOYD prepared in 1951. The footnotes on this piece are mine. | April 4, 2011 |
JACKSONS |
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| JACKSONs - Fishing for JACKSONs Various tables of information about JACKSONs from Ireland. NOTE: There are dozens records accessed through this hyperlink. | July 2, 2010 |
| The Battle for Cavananore This is the story of various legal challenges over Cavananore that stretched over more than a hundred years. The family names of the main players are:COULTER, BRADFORD, McCULLAGH and JACKSON. | May 12, 2010 |
| JACKSONS arrive in Ireland: In the Beginning This is the story (or stories) told that link us back to either a JACKSON who served with Cromwell, or to a JACKSON who served under Elizabeth I. Both or neither may be true. The existing documentation is tantalizing on both scores. | October 10, 2004 |
| JACKSONs of Urker genealogy notes Bessie BROWN née JACKSON (1843-1923) was my great-grandmother. Her notes are amongst the earliest direct notes on our family history that we have. This does not mean that they are accurate, but most of it has been verified. | April 18, 2010 |
| JACKSONs: Detective work on Drogheda roots There is mounting evidence that there may be a connection between the JACKSONs of Creggan and the JACKSONs of late 1600s and early 1700s Drogheda. In time, this may or may not be proven. It will depend on not only the truth of whether or not there is a connection, but also whether there are enough available records to make the case compellingly. | February 3, 2010 |
| JACKSONs connection to the story of the Murder of Robert Lindsay MAULEVERER The story of this murder has a significant connection to the story of the JACKSON family of Urker, Co. Armagh and there is also a direct connection with a family story about the boy who became Sir Thomas JACKSON, the man who ran HSBC in Hong Kong during the mid to late 1800s. Update: Links to "Creggan" photo. | May 12, 2010 May 21, 2010 |
| The mystery of the Samuel JACKSON of Dundonald This Samuel JACKSON - or "these" Samuel JACKSONs - are more than likely to be part of the family lines traced in the County Down JACKSONs. At present, I am in a zone of decided ignorance, but I have decided to share the crumbs that I have scrounged in the hopes of learning more. | August 21, 2010 |
Jacksons in Co. Cavan I have just completed a number of interrelated pages concerning early property holdings in Co. Cavan. |
May 20, 2010 |
| Jacksons and the history of The Peak The history of building on The Peak in Hong Kong is intertwined with the stories of many of the men who were in power in Hong Kong in the mid to late 1800s, as well as the stories of their wives and children. Thomas Jackson and his family built a summer home there called Creggan. | February 9, 2011 |
| Strettell Jackson of Co. Cork This is one of those pieces of research where I cobble together what I can, and try to make sense of it. When I can go no further, I post it in the hopes that either someone else can make sense of it all, or else some parts of it will help someone else to break through their brick wall. This focuses on JACKSONs in Co. Cork, but the family had connections to many other counties and families, particularly in the Quaker and Protestant circles, but not exclusively in them.NOTE: There are also extensive footnotes about both Strettell and Lodowick JACKSON of Youghall, Co. Cork. | May 27, 2011 |
| Jacksons of Duddington Gravemarkers Photos of JACKSON gravemarkers associated with the JACKSONs of Duddington, and also including one for Original Jackson. | August 14, 2011 |
MENARY |
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| MENARY - Families in Northern Ireland in 1800s & 1900s Page in process This page includes links to information on the MENARY families of Northern Ireland other than that which is merely connected to the JACKSON, OLIVER or CALVERT families. | July 20, 2005 |
NOBLE |
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| This page is grab bag of bits about NOBLE family members who might have been connected to George Edward NOBLE - but at best, only tangentially. | May 11, 2013 |
OLIVER |
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| OLIVER Family - Early Detective Work This page is focussed on the OLIVER families from Ulster. The following page picks up where it leaves off. | January 22, 2007 |
| OLIVER-DOBBIN Family Connections in Co. Armagh AKA Ancestors of ELiza OLIVER - my great-great-grandmother I have posted this page - as a rough draft - in the hopes that others may know of other bits of the puzzle and can set me right. I will update the page from time to time - so watch for the update notice in red font. I'm looking forward to learning more. I have noted in red where the information on this page has since proven suspect. In the three years since I wrote it, I have learned a lot and will undertake a major rewrite. There is still much more to learn. | December 5, 2004 Sept 26, 2007 |
| OLIVER-JACKSON-SEAVER The names mentioned in these deeds include (in order of their mention): Charles SEAVER, Sarah SEAVER, Nicholas SAVER, David VERNER, HUTCHESON's, Richard SEAVER, Robert JACKSON, Thomas CARR, Matthew or Michael SEAVER, Samuel JOHNSTON, James DOBBIN, Leonard SIMPSON, Arthur OLIVER, Thomas VERNER, Henry HALL, Elinor HALL, Edward TIPPING, Benjamin OLIVER, John BURGES, James BRADFORD, James SWANZY, Wm GEOGH, John COANDE. Other Deeds connected to Ballinahonebeg also mention connections between JACKSONs & OLIVERs. As well, Robert JACKSON was also involved in various Monaghan leases with David OLIVER of Ballyrea. I will be getting to them soon. | July 17, 2007 |
| Oliver connections to Ballinahonebeg, Co. Armagh This is my first crack at sorting out the OLIVER connections to Ballynahone Beg, a townland near Milford just south of the Monaghan Rd. - a couple of miles east of Armagh City. The names in order of appearance are: Blin BROWN, Amy LLOYD, James HEWITT, Alicia OLIVER, John OLIVER, Elizabeth RYDER, David OLIVER, Joseph OLIVER(of Ballinahonebeg), Arthur OLIVER, Galbraith LOWRY-CORRY, George Lord SHIRLEY, John MAXWELL, Andrew PRENTICE, Joseph OLIVER (of Tullymore), Joseph LEE, John PRINGLE, Leonard DOBBIN, Thomas APPLEBY, William BROTHER[S] and Robert LIVINGSTON. Updated July 25, 2007. Three more leases, 31 more footnotes & other new material. New material added is highlighted in blue. NEW names include: James, Jane & Lucy DOBBIN, Charles JACKSON, Benjamin KIDD, Agnes OSBOURNE, Robert WILSON jr & sr., John McDAD, John, Mary & Elizabeth OLIVER, John SCOTT, William GARVIN, John PRENTICE, William SLOAN. Added Armagh Guardian report on the 1845 move of John JACKSON from Ballinahonebeg. | July 20, 2007 |
| Olivers of Mullinture and Tullysarren There are lots of longshots here, but this is the nature of trying to inch forward with ancestors born before the 19th century. The names mentioned in the following Deed extracts and such are (in order of appearance): various OLIVERs; James DOBBIN; John & Jane McCULLAGH; George McCULLAGH; Elizabeth VANCE; William & James DOBBIN: James HOLMES; Catherine WHITESIDE; John & Alexander KANE; George & William COCHRAN; John MOSSON; William SCOTT; Henry HUTCHINSON; Samuel KNIPE; Unnamed CALDWELL; John TROTTER; John Lloyd SAUNDERSON. Rebecca OLIVER | July 25, 2007
July 26, 2007 SherranmcAghully info added December 7, 2007 |
| OLIVERs of Farmacaffley, Ennislare & Killinure NAMES MENTIONED (in order of appearance in deeds): James NORRIS of Torreg; Charles NORRIS of Lardkeen; Andrew OLIVER of Tynan; Sarah OLIVER dau of Andrew; Margaret HAMILTON; Benjamin OLIVER of Farmacaffley; John CALDWELL; Robert BRENAN; William OLIVER of Ennislare; Frances OLIVER dau of William; Thomas WHALEY; James OLIVER of Ennislare; William OLIVER jr.; Francis PRINGLE; John & Samuel DOBBYN; William OLIVER jr. of Ennislare Linen draper; James OLIVER, linen draper; Robert MAXWELL of Fellowshall; Elizabeth CLOGHER; William OLIVER of Armagh Chandler; John KERR; Andrew OLIVER; Samuel CARSON; Thomas MOORHEAD; Dillon POLLARD; Richard McCONNELL of Mullavilla; Joseph McCONNELL of Maymount; Thomas APPLEBY; John CORNELL; Michael MAGEE; Benjamin KIDD; William JOHNSTON of Armagh; Arthur IRWIN; Catherine GRAHAM; James & William BARNES; ? MURPHY; Samuel KIDD; James OLIVER, linen draper; William OLIVER of Armagh Soap Chandler; Jane McCULLAGH née OLIVER; William JOHNSTON; Richard WALSH; Mary OLIVER of Ennislare; John RICHARD, Chandler; Leonard DOBBIN; John PRINGLE; Michael LYNCH; ? CORY or CORY ?; Arthur HUGHES; Michael McGEE; William CARSON. | Sept 26, 2007 |
| OLIVERs of Ballyrea & Laragh This document is 21 pages long, includes 184 footnotes and so the names and places referenced are too numerous to list. CAUTION. It may be slow to load - particularly with dial up access. The 18 deeds included can be viewed separately on the wills and deeds pages. In time, I will be reworking all the various OLIVER pages on this part of my site. Until then, I beg your patience. | November 11, 2007 |
| OLIVERs of Brootally, Co. Armagh Three of the four deeds referenced in this piece had already been posted, although footnotes have been updated. There is no doubt that these OLIVERs are related directly to the OLIVERs of Ennislare and Killynure and hence in all liklihood to the OLIVERs of Mullinture. WHen I am able to complete my deeds work (early 2008, I hope), then I will revisit this and similar pages and do a rewrite to include updates on all the various interconnections. Until then, please regard this as a page in progress. | December 7, 2007 |
| Olivers of Lislooney, Co. Armagh The names of these OLIVERs link up to the OLIVERs of Killynure and hence to Ennislare and likely also to Farmacaffley, Co. Armagh. In a couple of months, I expect to have made enough progress to be able to show the actual links. | December 12, 2007 |
| Links between OLIVER-KIDD-OSBORNE families near Milford, Co. Armagh. NAMES INCLUDED: Osburn Aka Osborne; Oliver; Kidd; Mccrum; Abbot; Arbuthnot; Young; Boyd; Malcomson; Graham; McCann. | April 8, 2008 |
| OLIVERs and Thinking Out Loud This DEED 316-107-210086 1775 dated January 25th has the Sherriff seizing goods and chattles belonging to David OLIVER. | July 1, 2009 |
| Oliver Family Crest - the quest to find it This is a work in progress - posted in the hopes of learning more | October 26, 2009 |
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