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Tyrone / Re: Brown Family Parkanaur estate
« on: Sunday 04 March 12 11:44 GMT (UK)  »
Thank you Aghadowey,
This information really expands greatly what I know and ties in well with scraps of information in my collection. The Townland where John Brown was born is actually Rathmanow,which is a part of the Farrell estate in Moynalty Co. Meath. Henry Brown definitely worked for a Coln. Farrell, but we never knew where....so it all ties in,thanks.

How do I get copies of the marriage cert/baptismal certs. Is it through the Church or PRONI?
Regards and thanks
S

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Tyrone / Re: Henry Brown and Lena/ Elena X Edenacrannon
« on: Saturday 03 March 12 08:58 GMT (UK)  »
Thats quite interesting.
It appears my Henry worked at his GAMEKEEPER profession for a number of different estates..I think he worked for the Verners at Church Hill /Verners Bridge. No, I never heard Lurgan being mentioned in dispatches. Went to see Parkanaur this week. They are renovating it. Lovely place.
Thanks again. I will keep trying...but the info on Helena is great ,as I have another wee piece of the jigsaw. Keep an eye out for me please.
S

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Tyrone / Re: Henry Brown and Lena/ Elena X Edenacrannon
« on: Saturday 03 March 12 08:38 GMT (UK)  »
Thank you for the help.
Does that imply that Elenas name was Brown also?

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Tyrone / Re: Henry Brown and Lena/ Elena X Edenacrannon
« on: Saturday 03 March 12 07:57 GMT (UK)  »
Thank you very much for that,K.
I am sure that is the family I am searching for.
I am really trying hard to find the name of the  mother Elena.
There were not too many people of that name I guess in such a small place as Edenacranna, and yet I cant seem to break the puzzle.
Maybe Henry Brown was from the area.
They went on to have another child Margaret,born in Wexford and a son Henry who is reputed to have been born in Scotch Street outside Portadown Co Armagh.
 .Do you think the Broen might be a mis -spelling or poor handwriting?
Thanks for your help.
 I see that you help many people and I hope you know how valued your expertise is and what it means to all of us.
S

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Tyrone / Henry Brown and Lena/ Elena X Edenacrannon
« on: Saturday 03 March 12 02:31 GMT (UK)  »
Trying another lead for information about Henry  and Lena [Helena/Elena] Brown of Edenacrannon.
Henry was of Church of Ireland so the may be associated with St Michaels/St Patricks church in Castlecaulfield.
Henry might have been born in the area

Henry  worked as gamekeeper in Parkenaur in the 1865-1875 era and they had two children Elena or Helena and Anne Jane.

I am wondering if I could get a marriage detail because I dont know Elenas surname.
 Maybe the birth certs or Batism certs might give this.

 In a previous search of associated documents Elena is mentioned as coming from Edenacrannon..which is the townland [or one of them] upon which Parkanaur is situated.

Any information ,no matter how small ,would be appreciated.
Thanks
Sean

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Tyrone / Brown Family Parkanaur estate
« on: Saturday 03 March 12 02:04 GMT (UK)  »
Hello
I am seeking assistance in following a weak lead. I would like to know more about my great grandfather... Henry Brown.
He was of the Church of Ireland.
He was a game keeper in the Parkanaur estate.
He and his wife Elena, Henena /Lena      [who I think once lived in the Townland of Edenacrannon]   had two children who were born in 1870/1872 approx.
 The childrens names were Elena/ Helena and Anne Jane and were born in that order.

 They may have been married in St Michaels in Castlecaulfield or St Patricks Donaghmore.
All help gratefully appreciated.

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Antrim Completed Look up Requests / Re: Where was merrion street in belfast
« on: Sunday 05 June 11 11:35 BST (UK)  »
My uncle John lived there in the 60's

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Louth / Re: alice mcgeough Phillipstown / Blackrock
« on: Tuesday 31 May 11 21:24 BST (UK)  »
Perhaps I am wrong...but did I not respond to you about another family in Blackrock some time ago? Smyths?

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Louth / Re: alice mcgeough Phillipstown / Blackrock
« on: Saturday 21 May 11 15:15 BST (UK)  »
I lived there during the 1960s and there was a man named Mc Geogh who owned the Swan. He had 2 daughters. I cant remember their names. It is possible that this lady was buried in Haggardstown OLD  cemetery, which is located on the old golf links road near Blackrock, a relatively short distance from the newer cemetery and Blackrock village. I dont think Mr mc Geogh lived in Blackrock. He travelled from North of the village I think. Perhaps if you check the registry of deeds you could get his address. He sold the place in the early seventies to a man called Oliver Murphy and it was later bought by a Mr P . Smyth.
Perhaps she is buried near the home of Mr Mc Geogh,so if you had his address, you might find her whereabouts. Alternatively you could phone the parochial house for Blackrock and ask them to check the registers.
Good luck

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