To Stephen Campbell in response to your comment on my family search. I believe the lady who lived in the downstairs tenement at the bottom of the hill in Coalisland, who my gran and I went to visit, was called Ellen and I believe her surname was Hughes.

At the time I met her she was quite elderly and in fact, had visitors from Canada, French Canadians, two girls, Laura and Angela Hughes, one was aged around 12years and the other around 16/17 years old. Again I believe they were also relations.

I know that the lady Ellen seemed to live on her own then. There may possibly be a conneciton in the family.

Please reply.

Kind regards

Maggie Hughes McPherson

Happy St Patrick's Day to all - from Canada.
I am looking to find information about John Rutherford of 19 Barrack St. in 1858 who was married to Rosanne ?: had a son Thomas who was born in 1807. Thomas became a surgeon in Derrycrummy.
Thomas had two sons - David John Rutherford who became an M.D. and William who became a J.P.
I am also looking for Thomas Lilburn(e) of 34 Barrack St who had an office as an architect
Later on, my great grandfather David John Rutherford M.D. married Julia Lilburn.
The Lilburns have connections to the Browns and to Miss Alice Brown M.B.E. who died a few years ago.
The Browns were also connected to the Olivers who came to Pittsburgh in the USA in steel mills
I would appreciate any information and thank you in advance.

Snowed in Helen Willcox in Ontario.

I am looking for any information that anyone can offer regarding my great grandparents James Campbell and Sara Mallon(born 1877), from Coalisland, Dungannon. I know nothing of James Campbell's parents, Sara Mallon's parents were Bernard Mallon and Sarah McRory/McCrory.
James and Sara moved to Coatbridge, Scotland about 1900 and had the following children, James, Alice, Charles and Bernard.

I hope someone can help me,

Vez Campbell

I am looking to trace Michael Murphy from Ballygawley Co Tyrone. i believe him to be 50-60years old and still living in the area. I also believe he never married. I contacted a priest in the parish and he would not help me saying that there is no one of that name and age living in the town.

Any help that anyone can provide would be smashing,

Eithne Moran

Hi There,
I am just wondering if anyone has read my query above and I so hope that someone out there in Ballygawley is reading this and get in touch if they know anything at all..

Many thanks

Hi fellow Red handers

I live in Dublin and have recently joined up with the Tyrone Association Dublin, www.tad.ie, which is an organisation which brings together people originally from Tyrone.
They have regular social meetings and are looking to recruit new members.
We are due to meet on 29th May for a night at the DOgs in Shelbourne park.

If you are interested please visit the website or email me at brianfurey@yahoo.com

Looking for Quinn family in Tyrone who might be connected to a John Patrick Quinn born about 1790 in Donegal.

John was married to Bridget Nancy Murphy, who was born in Leghowney. We have found some Quinn family in Tyrone, but would love to find more.

Patty Quinn patty719@msn.com

Hi there,

I was hoping that at this stage somone would have seen my comment and got in touch re Micheal Murphy..If there si anyone out there who knows of Micheal please get in touch..
My e mail address is eithnemoran11@hotmail.com

Many thanks

Hi I wonder if anyone there has any information on the Frank Mallon (Maggie) family from Bell's Corner in Drumconvis, Coagh. They moved into the Black Hill in Cookstown, worked in the mill, and lived next door to John O'Loan. In the mid 1920's, they moved off to (Toronto, and then) Detroit. Also, any idea where might I find a photo of the Black Hill as it was before it's re-development? My best to all- Up Tyrone! Brian Mallon