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I am looking for any information on the Green Family "Aileen Maud b Jan 8 1908 17 Miller St Derry City, Ireland rumoured to have married a man named Green and went to England and never heard from afterwards".  This was the youngest daughter of William Reilly and Margaret Hawthorn.
I found an Eileen Maud Green in the 1939 register for Barnsley same D of B.,  and a death record for an Eileen M Green 1940, age 32 in the Civil Reg Death Index, leaving 4 young children without a mother.  The 1939 register has written in red "adopt" beside one child and recorded the family name of Boyes, another child has kept his family name but it is hyphenated Green-Spikesley.  I do not know anything about their father.  My theory is that some of the children were adopted and the father has gone to war.  Can anyone add any information.  Thankyou in advance/

I have a query regarding Townland names in 1831.   My family of Reilly's came from the Townland of Kilculmagrandal, my great great grandfather was James Reilly who died at Kinculmagrandal in 1885 supposedly at 100 years old.   Was the Townland of Kinculmagrandal known as the Townland of Coote.
In the 1831 census there is a James and George Reilly registered as living at Kilculmagrandal Townland, Parish of Cumber Upper, Barony of Tirkeeran, Co Londonderry.
http://www.census.nationalarchives.ie/reels/c19/007246496/007246496_00144.pdf

In the Londonderry 1831 census returns on Familysearch.  George and James are living at the Townland of Coote, Parish of Cumber Upper, Barony of Tirkeeran, Co Londonderry.
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3QS7-894X-TCVM?view=index&personArk=%2Fark%3A%2F61903%2F1%3A1%3AQV9T-QMF7&action=view

I have tried looking up where the Townland of Coote was but I haven't found anything.  Any help would be appreciated.  Angela

Ann Walker nee Lowrie and two of her brothers with their wives immigrated to America during the 1840s the time of the Irish famine.  Ann was born abt 1814  died 1894 in Ontario. Canada.

In the New York, U.S., State Census of 1855 John Walker's widow, Ann Lowrie  occupation washerwoman, lived with her three children, John, 12, Martha, 11 and Frances 8 all recorded as born in Ireland.  She had been living in the State for 8 years.  Her husband died between the birth of Frances in 1843 and 1855. On Ann's death certificate it records "Merchant Clerks Widow".  Is there records that would give me the date of his death of John Walker or immigration records that record the crossing of Ann or Annie and John and her three children. 
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:K67X-4ZH

At the time of the 1850 census  Ann's brother,  Alexander Lowrie and his family lived in Pittsburgh Ward 7, Allegheny, Pennsylvania, USA.  Martha, his daughter was recorded as born in Pennsylvania 1845.
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:M448-WMX

At the time of the 1850 census Ann's brother John Lowrie's lived in Ontario, his daughter, Martha was recorded that she was born in  Pennsylvania 1843.  He moved with his wife from Pennsylvania to Ontario in 1844.  Unfortunately I don't have the emigration records for any of the family.
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:MWTK-L83

In the 1861 census Ann has moved close to her brother John in Ontario with her three children.

Thankyou for any information Angela

Party 1 Name   JAMES MONTGOMERY
Party 2 Name   NANCY EVANS
Date of Event   29 February 1848
Group Registration ID   3182989
SR District/Reg Area   Newtownlimavady

https://civilrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/churchrecords/images/marriage_returns/marriages_1848/09356/5388187.pdf
Please can someone decipher where Nancy and James lived.  It appears that the first letter is an F and third letter probably an i better seen on the civilrecords  irish genealogy record that my attachment.  Thankyou for any information.  Angela

William John James Duncan died on August 28, 1925, in Motherwell, Dalziel, Lanarkshire, Scotland, when he was 57 years old.
(Death Certificate) from Scotlandspeople
Death was at County Hospital, Motherwell Road. William Duncan, blacksmith, married to Mary Ann Sharpe; mother Rebecca Worlan, deceased; father William Duncan, labourer; Sam Russell, Nephew was present at death.  His address was 23 Coronation Road, New Stevenston. 

The Epitaph on the grave.
"In Loving Memory of William Duncan.  Died 28 August 1925.  Age 57  A Token of Respect".  I have a photo of the grave but do not know what graveyard William would have been buried in. 

I have put a memorial for William on Findagrave website. 

Does anyone know the name of the most likely graveyard in which William would have been buried. Thankyou  in advance.