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Cahir Directory: Co. Tipperary, 1884 Londonderry Merchants & Tradesmen Lurgan Merchants & Traders, 1846 Monaghan Trades Directory, 1865 Strabane Trades Directory, 1884 Ballymoney Scutchers, 1914-1915 Brown Linen Seal Masters, 1828 Royal Irish Constabulary, 1836-1844 Royal Irish Constabulary, Sub-Inspectors, 1860 Veterinary Surgeons in Ireland, 1901 Emigrants Cited on Co. Down Gravestones Emigrants Cited on Troy, New York, Gravestones Co. Londonderry Wills, Derry Diocese, 1612-1857 Freeholders, Voters: Co. Clare, 1829 Freeholders, Voters: Co. Tipperary, 1775 Freeholders, Estate Owners: Co. Tipperary, 1775 Act of Union Petition, 1799-1800 Pawnbrokers Registered in Ireland, 1832-1833 Persons Holding Firearms on the Abercorn Estate, 1745 Antrim High Sheriffs, 1603-1895 Belfast Medical Society, Obituaries, 1825-1850 Hearts of Steel Memorials, 1770 Deaths in Skibbereen Workhouse, 1846 |
New Members' AreaThe Ulster Historical Foundation has been developing a Members' Area and the first stage of this has gone live. To access this you must be a member of the Ulster Genealogical and Historical Guild. If you are a member log in using your membership number and password. When you have done this the link to the Members' Area will appear. More Charitable GivingHelp to support the Foundation Ulster Historical Foundation is an educational charity which receives no funding from government. We rely on your support to continue our work. Thanks to a new arrangement with the Irish American Partnership, donors in the USA can enjoy tax benefits on any donation given. More Join our Guild
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Latest NewsVacancies on the Board of Trustees The Foundation is seeking to recruit new members of the Board of Trustees. If you are interested in the work of the Foundation, and would like to put your name forward, you can apply now. More
Tax-efficient giving is now possible for American supporters Supporters of the Foundation in the USA can now enjoy tax benefits on any donations thanks to a new arrangement between the Foundation and The Irish American Partnership. More
Ballymoney Family History Festival An update on the Ballymoney Family History Festival has been released. More
Great new books for researchers The Foundation has just launched three new volumes of clergy succession lists which will be invaluable research tools, for those searching Irish ancestors. They include: Clergy of Kilmore, Elphin and Ardagh. More Clergy of Tuam, Killala and Achonry. More Clergy of Waterford, Lismore and Ferns. More
Churches dedicated to St Anne Foundation researcher Duncan Scarlett has just published a book on Anglican churches in Ireland dedicated to St Anne. Email him (duncan.scarlett@dnet.co.uk) for more information on how to acquire a copy of this publication.
The Emerald Isle to the Great South Land Guild Member, Robyn Musgrave (UGHG 6764) has just produced a new book entitled The Emerald Isle to the Great South Land: Tracing our Irish Ancestors - Musgrave, Osborn, Lindsay, Wallace and associated familes. Copies can be purchased direct from Robyn priced (AUS)$32, plus P&P. Her email is rmuzz@ceinternet.com.au
Changes to our BDMs online The Foundation has introduced changes to our online BDMs. We have simplified the process for accessing records. Why not try it out. More
Historical Gleanings from the Parish of Magilligan Guild member, Mr Bobby Forrest, has produced an excellent source guide entitled, Historical Gleanings from the Parish of Magilligan, County Derry, 1600–1800. More My Roots – Tracing your Belfast ancestors
Download a free copy of this very handy guide to tracing Belfast ancestors. Note the downloadable file has low resolution images to reduce the file size. It can be read by Adobe Reader version 7.0 or higher. del.icio.us BookmarksAncestry Ireland Bookmarks Feedback |
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