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Tag Archives: Co. Antrim
CHARLIE!
14122252 Rfn. C. Clarke, Draft No. DAGYO, 1st Batt R.U.R., No. 2. British Army Post Office – 9th Mar 1951 “Dear Bobbie, I am writing today hoping that my letter finds your mother, father and Francis in the best of … Continue reading
Posted in Family History
Tagged 1st Batt R.U.R, Ballymoney, Battle of the Imjin, Clarke, Co. Antrim, Ireland, Murdoch Family, Northern Ireland
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2nd Bn Highland Light Infantry!
9140 – Sergeant Alexander Murdock… “Intimation has been received by Mr. Alexander Murdock, Union Street, Ballymoney, that his son, Private Alexander Murdock, Highland Light Infantry, was wounded in action in France, and is now in hospital in England, suffering from … Continue reading
Posted in Co. Antrim, Family History, Geneaology, Glasgow, Ireland, Scotland, World War 1
Tagged Co. Antrim, Family History, Geneaology, Ireland, Murdoch/Murdock Family, Scotland, WW1
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The Great Escape!!!
From Stoneyford to Belfast and Back… Mary Agnes Scott was born on 21 Jan 1867 in Knocknadona, Magheragall Parish, Co. Antrim. She was the third child of ten born to Mary Agnes Hendren and Richard James Scott. She is my paternal … Continue reading
Posted in Belfast, Co. Antrim, Family History, Ireland
Tagged Berry Family, Co. Antrim, Family History, Geneaology, Ireland, Scott Family
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Born in Scotland and Died in Londonderry!
Lived in Coleraine and Buried in Ballymoney… He was the eldest son of William Murdock and Jane McDougall, one of ten; and the only one born in Scotland. Alexander was my great grand uncle, brother of Thomas Murdock, my great … Continue reading
Sentimental Sunday…
Cranky Old Man! What do you see nurses? What do you see? What are you thinking when you’re looking at me? A cranky old man… not very wise Uncertain of habit… with faraway eyes Who dribbles his food and makes … Continue reading
Wordless Wednesday!
Dear Ancestor… Your tombstone stands among the rest Neglected and alone The name and date are chiseled out On polished marble stone It reaches out to all who care It is too late to mourn You did not know that … Continue reading
Those Places Thursday!
Ballymoney, Co. Antrim: Discovering a Murdoch – Love Connection… Ballymoney is a small town and civil parish in Co. Antrim, Northern Ireland where many generations of my Murdoch/k family where born and resided until their deaths. I too had the pleasure … Continue reading
Stepping Back In Time!
The Usher Ancestral home, Co. Antrim… On my most recent trip back home in the summer of 2014 I had no idea of the unexpected treasures, revelations and surprises I would come across on this particular trip. I had an invitation to … Continue reading
Sentimental Sunday!
A Short Life… Born on 23 Jun 1906 in 41 Cherryville Street, Belfast I had always thought that my paternal grandmother, Lizzie Berry; was the youngest of seven children born to James Berry and Mary Agnes Scott. It would seem I … Continue reading
The Murdock-McAleese Twisted Limb
From Co. Antrim, Ireland to Pennsylvania, U.S.A. … Born in the Ballymoney area of Co. Antrim, Ireland on 30 March 1878, she was the eldest of three children, and only daughter; born to Alexander Murdock and Jane Holmes. Her two … Continue reading
Posted in Co. Antrim, Family History, Geneaology, Ireland
Tagged Ballymoney, Co. Antrim, Family History, Geneaology, Ireland, McAleese Family, Murdoch Family, Pennsylvania, USA
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