Coyle and Grogan Termonmaguirk

[cold ethyl]

Just starting to delve into this side of my family tree and have managed to locate marriage and some baptisms for this lot on Irish family history site but can't find any details online about the address given on the children's baptism records- stated as Urbelle in Termonmaguirk.. any one any ideas?
Also, and I guess this is the million dollar question, in the absence of parish records, what else can I use to get further back than 1820s?
Any help gratefully received.. it's much harder than tracking down English lot.

[kingskerswell]

Hi,
   URBAL is the nearest but it is in the parish of Tamlaght near Cookstown whereas the parish of Termonmaguirk is near Omagh, 27 miles away.

Regards

[cold ethyl]

Hi,
   URBAL is the nearest but it is in the parish of Tamlaght near Cookstown whereas the parish of Termonmaguirk is near Omagh, 27 miles away.

Regards

thanks for that.. the transcription definately says Termonmaguirk and that is where the couple were married but I suppose they could have gone back there for the baptism even if they lived elsewhere as the families appeared to still be there?
have to say I've been doing this for 22 years but only turning my attention to the Irish lines of late, and I'd hate to be an absolute beginner is all I can say ;-)

[Genejohnnyjohn]

Dear cold ethyl,
I have just come across your post  from 2009 and I am very interested.
My name is Gene Grogan from a townland in Termonmaguirk called Altanagh. You mentioned Urbelle in Termonmaguirk, I actually grew up 500 yards from, what was spelt Urbal in our area. It was actually a small area in the north- west end of Innishatieve townland which bordered my own townland, It is actually no longer in official use, it is all called Innishatieve.
What makes it more interesting for me is the names you are enquiring about, both Coyle and Grogan. I am not very good with all this technology but if you can contact me by email I should be able to reply to you. Looking forward to your reply.
Thank you very much
Gene Grogan

[Kiltaglassan]

Welcome to RootsChat, Gene 

The OP (cold ethyl) hasn't been back since July 2011 but hopefully if his/her e-mail hasn't changed he/she will receive a notification of your post and may reply.

....from a townland in Termonmaguirk called Altanagh. You mentioned Urbelle in Termonmaguirk, I actually grew up 500 yards from, what was spelt Urbal in our area. It was actually a small area in the north- west end of Innishatieve townland which bordered my own townland...

Some links for you-

Altanagh townland
https://www.townlands.ie/tyrone/east-omagh/termonmaguirk/athenree/altanagh/

Inishative townland
https://www.townlands.ie/tyrone/east-omagh/termonmaguirk/athenree/inishative/

Both townlands to the south of the village of Carrickmore.
https://www.openstreetmap.org/relation/4555295#map=12/54.5715/-7.0124


KG

[sarra]

Hi Gene Grogan,
Not sure if you will be notified of this message.
However the names Coyle and Grogan and  Termonmaguirk - Urbelle - caught my interest.
I have certificates for my gx2 grandparents and the places Urbelle - Termonmaguirk  are recorded on theses certificates.
Just recently I have been tracing these ancestors back to Ireland and strangely the names Coyle and Grogan have come up in my research.
Hopefully we can get in touch.
Sarra

[Genejohnnyjohn]

Hello sarra,
Can you publish the names of your ancestors, any sponsors they had and any other information about them or anything to do with Termonmaguirk whatsoever. Am I right in saying you are in Australia? I know there was Grogans from my home townland of Altanagh went to New Zealand, but I have never heard of any of them going to Australia.
Thank you very much,
Gene Grogan

[sarra]

Hi Gene Grogan,
Apologies for this late reply I did not see it until now.
It may take me sometime  to dig them up again.
I'll see what I can find.

Gene do you have a Tree on Ancestry??

Sarra