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Offline BallyaltikilliganG

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Re: George Graham, County Down
« Reply #9 on: Thursday 11 October 07 11:58 BST (UK) »
Have you exhausted these sources
From www.historyfromheadstones.com/ to ascertain which Dromore graveyards include Grahams and then looking up Ros Davies freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~rosdavies to see what records are available

Dromore NSP Dromore Balleny GRAHAM then looking up Ros Davies
records from 1845; the graveyard was established 1831; gravestone inscriptions UHF Vol 19; email me Ros Davies for a gravestone look-up or pay per view surname search for gravestones on www.irishgenealogy.ie   
Dromore 1st Pres Dromore Drumbroneth GRAHAM Dromore then looking up Ros Davies
Records available are baptisms from 1857, marriages 1784-1845; graveyard attached, gravestone inscriptions UHF Vol 19; oldest gravestone 1807 ; email me Ros Davies for a gravestone look-up
2nd Pres Dromore Dromore GRAHAM then looking up Ros Davies
Records from 1851; gravestone inscriptions UHF Vol 19; oldest stone 1846 ; email me Ros Daviesfor a gravestone look-up 
Dromore Cathedral Dromore Ballymagaulis GRAHAM then looking up Ros Davies
This catholic cathedral has records available are baptisms 1784-1834 & 1834- 1871, marriages 1784- 1845, burials 1784- 1873; graveyard attached, oldest stone 1693: gravestones inscriptions UHF Vol 19 ; email me [Ros Davies] for a gravestone look-up
 I am sorry I don’t have a copy ofVol 19, it might be on sale via Amazon or on Ulster Historical Foundation website and you have Ros Davies invitation. Good luck, Jim
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Re: George Graham, County Down
« Reply #10 on: Thursday 18 October 07 11:23 BST (UK) »
Thanks again Jim for your help. I'm sorry I have been a bit slow getting back to you. I have found some of my ancestors in the Dromore First Presbyterian Church Graveyard, which also seems to be the church where most of them were christened or married. There is just the odd person I would love to find. With the help of people like you I can keep digging!
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Lizzie Jean.    :D
<b>Northern Ireland</b> (County Down) - Graham, Reid;
<b>Ireland </b>(County Carlow)- Mahon, Redmond;
(County Tipperary)-Donnell, Keating; Ireland? - Cavanagh/Kavanagh;
<b>England</b> (Devon)-Furze; (Lancashire)-Denny, Cavanagh;
<b>Scotland</b> (Fife)-Martin, Seath;
<b>Germany</b>- Schli(e)chtweg, Boerner;
<b>Australia</b>-Graham, Martin, Schlechtweg, Sleswick.