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That’s great. I only found this family link a week ago. I know nothing about them. I know Jane and her family Line, since this is my ancestors. I can provide their details, and events.
I have the records from the baptism, marriage and death. Along with the witnesses. Although some of the hand writing was poor.

I know that Roger Cullin died in 1868 and was recorded as 80 years old. This puts his birth to  around 1788. But it is probably later. No baptism record for him. From the Griffiths valuations in 1864, Roger was a tenant farmer of just over 7 acres at Tullygarron, Grange, Armagh. He rented this from a Miss Porter. His son Owen took it over.
To date I can only find one record for a Catherine Clark, a baptism record, 4th April 1819. Making her near 14 years old when she married Roger. Not unusual for pre-Famine marriage ages. Her father was John Clark and her mother Cate Turnon. This may not be the right Catherine.

You say that your aunt did the original researching. Obtaining records from US and Ireland. Are you based in Ireland or US?
I look forward to learning more about this branch of the family.

Thank you for your reply.

Lindylou123,
The following book will be of interest to you. It is the life story of a relative by the name of Brian Mcelnay. Page 76 tells the story of the cottage Magherbeg and the 150 acre estate of Sharvogues.
Book is Collecting China. The memoirs of a Hong Kong Art Addict. Printed in 2017 by Earnshaw Books. ISBN:978 988 8422 48 7
Regards
Ellen

Thank you for all the replies to my message.

This is the information I have on Thomas and Ann McElnay.
Thomas and Ann McElnay had the following children:
Ellen McElnay 18th January 1864 at Craig, Bushmills. Land Stewart
Mary Jane McElnay 12th January 1868 at Drumnalkelly, Omagh district 2. Land Stewart
Elizabeth McElnay 18th June 1866 at Lisonkelly, Omagh. Labourer
Emily McElnay around 1877. Land agent from her marriage cert, have not found her birth certificate.
Annie McElnay about 1867. Labourer again from her marriage certificate
Jeannie McElnay about 1876
John McElnay February 1873, Glenburn Alley, Belfast. Gardener from Death certificate
There may have been others that I have not found yet.

For more information about their burials go to www.dof.belfastcity.gov.uk for burial plots and information about their last address etc.

Ellen

Do not anything about William Carson.  However Nelis McNamee was from Aughnacloy and was a cordwainer ie a shoemaker. He was married to Cath Daly. They had several children. He was a catholic.

Thank you. I used both of these sites. I need records from 1800 to 1845 for births marriages and deaths in Aughnacloy.  The church records only start from 1845.  Any suggestions would be most welcome.  I am looking for information on a family McNamee. The father, Peter was a shoemaker in Aughnacloy and one of his sons John also trained as a shoemaker with his father. John moved at some stage to live and work in Armagh.  I have his marriage certificate from 1887, and his father was died by ths time.  But can not find anything recording his death.