Hi Shanreagh, Looks like the Rootschat is not particularly intuitive nor simple to follow!
I thought that I had given a reply to your message, but "support" indicated that what I had done was incorrect. If this attempt does not get through to you and/or "Support" gets involved again, then I will just forget about using Rootschat.
However in response to your response regarding Charles McIver - I am very grateful for your help, and will redo my response.
I live in Australia, but was born in Belfast, Northern Ireland (I find the Ireland or Northern Ireland is very important, since Northern Ireland did not exist before 1922 - when the English government carried out the splitting of Ireland).
Back to Charles McIver - I have a copy of a little book created by a friend (well a distant relative) who was a Granddaughter (or maybe Great Granddaughter of Charles), but the information has been produced from her family exposure and memories).
The booklet gives Charles birth as about 1800, and marriage about 1820, and often mentions Ardtrea in County Tyrone.
The booklet indicates that Charles married Mary (2 possible surnames - either Cunningham or Hutchinson - I have not been able to verify either dates nor surnames).
Children - From what I have found there are 5 children - Roseanne born 1823, Sarah and Hugh born 1829, Charles 1842 and Eliza 1845. The last 2 seem to be considerably later, and I am wondering if I have them in the wrong place.
Death - no dates, but the booklet indicates that he died in Ardtrea and buried in Atrdtrea Cemetery, but I cannot find any verification of these facts nor dates.
Yes I have tried Griffiths Valuation, but not found any information on Charles. Although the booklet indicates that he had some land (just over 11 acres), but no indication of whether he owned or rented??
I have tried the variants of surname spelling, I do know that one of the McIvers changed the name to McIvor (three or 4 generations after Charles' time).
I am familiar with the other suggested genealogy sites - I have been tracing my own parents and their families for several years (they are Freeman and McCone).
Hope this is relatively clear to follow, and again thanks for contacting me and (with a bit of luck) helping me.
Thanks, Arthur