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Down / Re: Cherry and Rice in County Down Ballymaglaff dst
« on: Monday 27 April 20 20:51 BST (UK)  »
All i know is that they were Presbyterian in Glasgow one of James sons married in the Congregational Church oanother  married in the Episcopal Church and the other in Gilnahirk parish church Josie

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Down / Re: Cherry and Rice in County Down Ballymaglaff dst
« on: Monday 27 April 20 17:07 BST (UK)  »
Hi Andy do you know if there are any old Church records for these areas  as I have never found any marriage records for my great great grandad James Cherry and Mary Rice if their son William was born about 1831 it would have been before this date Wish I knew what number William was in the 7 sons in all the births i've found the first son was always James and first daughter Mary except in this case where James my gt grandad was in 1843. Been looking for them since 2000.maybe strike gold one day  .Regards Josie

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Down / Re: Cherry and Rice in County Down Ballymaglaff dst
« on: Friday 24 April 20 16:35 BST (UK)  »
Hi Andy No I haven't had a DNA test as yet all I have found so far on my Cherrys has been in Glasgow looking up  poor law records censuses bmd certs and As I wrote in previous messages on the site  it was on a poor law that said that  that he was born in Ballyaglaff in Comer 10 miles outside of Belfast then on my gt grandad's 1st marriage cert to Mary Jane McWhinney at that time 1869 he was living in East St Newtownards I got the cert from Dublin as I said I have only found my gt granda James Cherry,b circa 1843 brother William circa 1831 brother John c1842 and sister Sarah c 1838 so 3 brothers and I know from my late relative there should be 4 more brothers the only other thing I found was William's marriage to Margaret Boyd in Gilnahirk parish Church in 1852 and in Glasgow  again on a birth cert of Sarah and Arthur Thomson's daughter in Holytown Lanark it says parents married in Killalay  That's all I have so far.on the Arthur Thomson's death cert he drowned at work it said his father was Dec William Thomson a shopkeeper and his mother Agnes Capeillton of County Down  Regards Josie



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Other Countries / Re: Torra Kitchi of Japan
« on: Wednesday 02 September 15 11:59 BST (UK)  »
Thanks Paul which town or place was he buried in that era paper how did you access it was it through the archives or what Josie

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Other Countries / Re: Torra Kitchi of Japan
« on: Tuesday 01 September 15 14:36 BST (UK)  »
Ok thanks

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Other Countries / Re: Torra Kitchi of Japan
« on: Tuesday 01 September 15 13:44 BST (UK)  »
Hi Paul have typed in era but can't find that date and paper Josie

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Other Countries / Re: Torra Kitchi of Japan
« on: Sunday 30 August 15 18:08 BST (UK)  »
I have a photo of a little dead baby of theirs in a coffin photo taken Sunderland 1870's and I found a baby[don't know if same one] buried with Isabella's mother's family in St Peters cem Aberdeen called Ongratua Torra stillborn will look at that site you mentioned thanks again Josie

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Other Countries / Re: Torra Kitchi of Japan
« on: Sunday 30 August 15 14:28 BST (UK)  »
Dont know about Fred Blekman just wanted to know how you discovered the poster i printed it out do you know if there would be any other posters anywhere that would be great thanks Josie

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Other Countries / Re: Torra Kitchi of Japan
« on: Saturday 29 August 15 23:19 BST (UK)  »
just checked the 1886 calendar and the 2 dates match the Mon and Sunday 14th and 27th

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