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NEW ADDITIONS TO THE NIFHS LIBRARY NUMERICAL ORDER MAY 2020 – DECEMBER 2020 NEW BOOKS MAY 2020 – DECEMBER 2020 029 CUMANN SEANCHAIS BHREIFNE (BREIFNE HISTORICAL SOCIETY) 029--051 Breifne Vol. XIV No. 55 2020 Cumann Seanchais Bhreifne 030 BANN DISC (COLERAINE HISTORICAL SOCIETY) 030--028 Bann Disc, The - Vol 26 2020 Coleraine Historical Society 035 DONEGAL ANNUAL 035--037 Donegal Annual No 72 2020 Donegal Historical Society 060 IRISH GENEALOGIST 060--065 Irish Genealogist Vol 13 No 3 2012 Irish Gen. Research Society 060--066 Irish Genealogist Vol 13 No 4 2013 Irish Gen. Research Society 060--067 Irish Genealogist Vol 14 No 1 2014 Irish Gen. Research Society 060--068 Irish Genealogist Vol 14 No 2 2015 Irish Gen. Research Society 060--069 Irish Genealogist Vol 14 No 3 2016 Irish Gen. Research Society 060--070 Irish Genealogist Vol 14 No 4 2017 Irish Gen. Research Society 060--071 Irish Genealogist Vol 15 No 1 2018 Irish Gen. Research Society 060--072 Irish Genealogist Vol 15 No 2 2019 Irish Gen. Research Society 060--073 Irish Genealogist Vol 15 No 3 2020 Irish Gen. Research Society 074 THE IRISH SWORD 074--128 The Irish Sword Vol. 32 No. 129 Summer 2020 The Military History Society of Ireland 100 CHURCH REGISTERS ~ CHURCH OF IRELAND 100--063 Co. Antrim, Carnmoney Parish Church, Newtownabbey, Burial Records, 1845-1960, Old Yard NIFHS Project Group 100--064 Co. Londonderry, Dungiven Parish Church, Bap. 1804-1850, Mar. 1793-1842 Connolly K., & NIFHS (Coleraine) 150 CHURCH REGISTERS ~ PRESBYTERIAN 150--079 Co. Antrim, Ballymena 1st Presbyterian Church, Bap. 1812-1901 NIFHS Project Group 150--080 Co. Londonderry, Ballykelly Presbyterian Church, Mar. 1699-1811 Connolly K., & NIFHS (Coleraine) 150--081 Co. Antrim, 1st Kilraghts Presbyterian Church, Bap. 1831-1900, Mar. 1831-1900 Connolly K., & NIFHS (Coleraine) 150--082 Co. Antrim, Ballymena 2nd Presbyterian Church, "High Kirk", Bap. 1813-1921 NIFHS Project Group 150--083 Co. Antrim, 1st Portglenone Presbyterian Church, Bap. 4 Sep. 1826 - 4 Aug. 1846; 18 Oct. 1852 - 14 Mar 1907 NIFHS Project Group 175 CHURCH REGISTERS ~ ROMAN CATHOLIC 175--006 Co. Armagh: The R.C. Parish of Upper Creggan, Burial Records 1887-1961 McMahon, Kevin 400 CHURCH HISTORIES ~ PRESBYTERIAN 400--148 Buckna, Co. Antrim, Presbyterianism in Buckna, 1756-1992, (Includes Visitations Records 1849-1870, Alphabetical List of Communicants 1862-1869, Communicants 1846-1992, Emigrants from Buckna Congregation, Occupations of members of Congregation taken from the Communion Roll 1880-83.) Millar, Margaret 550 BIOGRAPHIES 550--115 Millar, Mary Ann née Lavery, 1930s Memoir, Memories of my Irish Home Murphy, Reiltin, (edited by) 555 FAMILY TREE BOOKS ~ RELATED FAMILIES 555--036 Camac, Memoirs of the Camac, Paul 555--193 Convery/McCafferty Family, c1800-1947 Convery, John 555--194 Turnbull and Hyde families of Deniliquin Lea, Ian 555--195 Henry, James, of Sydney and formerly Kildrum, Co. Antrim, 1826-1893 (Connected to IR555/196 & 197) Kable, Julia R. 555--196 Trotter, Family of Summerhill, Co. Meath & the Riddle of Mary Anne Trotter (Connected to IR555/195 & 197) Kable, Julia R. 555--197 Brickley, Serjeant Thomas & Founding of a Family (Connected to IR555/195 & 196) Kable, Julia R. 600 GRAVESTONE INSCRIPTIONS ~ METHODIST 600--001 Belfast, Ballymacarrett Church and Graveyard (Includes a history of the church.) NIFHS, Murtagh, Charlotte 675 GRAVESTONE INSCRIPTIONS ~ COMPILATIONS & OTHERS 675--143 Co. Antrim, Ballynure Old Graveyard, Church Road Ballynure Historical Group 675--144 Co. Londonderry, Aghadowey Graveyards; Aghadowey Church of Ireland; St. Guaire's; Aghadowey Presbyterian Church; Aghadowey R.C. Church; Our Lady of the Assumption NIFHS, Causeway Coast and Glens Branch 675--145 Co. Antrim, Ballywillan Cemetery, Magherabuoy Road, Portrush NIFHS, Causeway Coast and Glens Branch 675--146 Co. Londonderry, Coleraine Cemetery NIFHS, Causeway Coast and Glens Branch 675--147 Co. Londonderry, Portstewart Cemeteries & Graveyards; Agherton Old Graveyard; Agherton Point (1 & 2); Agherton Flowerfield Cemetery; Agherton Garden of Remembrance; Portstewart Cemetery NIFHS, Causeway Coast and Glens Branch 675--148 Co. Londonderry, Dunboe Parish Graveyards; Articlave (Milltown) RC Church (St. Mary's); Dunboe Church of Ireland (St. Paul's, Articlave); Dunboe Old Graveyard, Downhill; Dunboe New Graveyard; Dunboe 1st Presbyterian Church, Articlave; Dunboe 2nd Presbyterian Church, Ballinrees; Fermoyle Church of Ireland NIFHS, Causeway Coast and Glens Branch 675--149 Co. Londonderry, Aghanloo Church of Ireland (St. Lugha) Graveyard & Aghanaloo Old Graveyard (Parish of Aghanloo); Duncrun Church of Ireland (St. Cadan); Magilligan Church of Ireland (Tamlaghtard Parish); Magilligan Presbyterian Church (Magilliagn or Tamlaghtard Parish); Magilligan Mixed Old Graveyard (St. Aidan's) (Magilligan or Tamlaghtard Parish); Myroe Presbyterian Church (Tamlaght Finlagan Parish) NIFHS, Causeway Coast and Glens Branch 675--150 Co. Londonderry, Ballykelly Church of Ireland (St. Finluganus) Graveyard (Parish of Tamlaght Finlagan); Ballykelly Presbyterian Church (Parish of Tamlaght Finlagan); Ballykelly RC Church (St. Finlough) Graveyard (Parish of Tamlaght Finlagan); Ballykelly Garrison, Walworth Old Graveyard; Eglinton (Faughanvale) (St. Canice) Church of Ireland Graveyard; Faughanvale Presbyterian Church Graveyard (Eglinton Parish); Tamlaght Old Graveyard (Parish of Tamlaght Finlagan) (Eglinton Parish); NIFHS, Causeway Coast and Glens Branch 675--151 Co. Londonderry, Garvagh Area Graveyards; Ballerin RC Graveyard (St. Mary's) (Garvagh Parish); Desertoghill Old Graveyard (Desertoghill Parish); Errigal Old Graveyard, Ballintemple (Errigal Parish); Garvagh 1st Presbyterian Old Graveyard (Errigal Parish); Garvagh 2nd Presbyterian New Graveyard (Errigal Parish); Garvagh Church of Ireland (St. Paul's) (Errigal Parish); Glenullin RC Graveyard, Ballintemple (Errigal Parish); Moneydig Presbyterian Church (Desertoghill Parish) NIFHS, Causeway Coast and Glens Branch 675--152 Co. Antrim, Bushvale Presbyterian Church Graveyard (Parish of Kilraghts); Derrykeighan Church of Ireland (St. Colman's) Graveyard (Parish of Derrykeighan); Dervock (Carncullagh) Presbyterian Church (Derrykeighan Parish); Mosside Presbyterian Church Graveyard (Billy Parish); Roseyards Presbyterian Church (Ballymoney Parish); Toberdoney Presbyterian Church Graveyard (Billy Parish) NIFHS, Causeway Coast and Glens Branch 675--153 Co. Antrim, Antrim Graveyards; Antrim 1st Presbyterian Church; St. Comgall's RC Church, Antrim NIFHS, Causeway Coast and Glens Branch 675--154 Co. Antrim, Randalstown Area Graveyards; Craigmore Presbyterian Church (Drummaul Parish); Drummaul Church of Ireland (St. Brigid's); Randalstown 1st Presbyterian Church (Old Congregation); Randalstown 2nd Presbyterian Church (Drummaul Old Graveyard); Duneane Presbyterian Church (Duneane Parish) NIFHS, Causeway Coast and Glens Branch 675--155 Co. Antrim, Portglenone Church of Ireland Graveyard NIFHS, Causeway Coast and Glens Branch 675--156 Co. Antrim, Ballintoy Parish; Ballintoy R.C. Church (St. Mary & St. Joseph); Templastra Graveyard NIFHS, Causeway Coast and Glens Branch 675--157 Co. Antrim, Caldanagh Old R.C. Graveyard (Nr. Dunloy); Dunloy Presbyterian Church Graveyard; Finvoy Church of Ireland Old Graveyard (Kockans); Garryduff Presbyerian Church (Ballymoney Parish); Killagan Church of Ireland: The Vow Graveyard (Nr. Finvoy & Rasharkin) NIFHS, Causeway Coast and Glens Branch 675--158 Co. Antrim, Armoy Presbyterian Church Graveyard; Armoy R.C. Graveyard (St. Olcan's); Cloughmills Reformed Presbyterian Church Graveyard; Cloughmills R.C. Church (Sacred Heart) Graveyard; Drumtullagh Church of Ireland Graveyard; Loughguille Church of Ireland (All Saints); Loughguille (Lissanoure) Church of Ireland (St. Mary's); Loughguille R.C. Graveyard (St. Patrick's); Magherahoney R.C. Graveyard NIFHS, Causeway Coast and Glens Branch 675--159 Co. Londonderry, Coleraine Graveyards; Coleraine Church of Ireland (St. Patrick's); Killowen Church of Ireland (St. John The Evangelist) Killowen Parish; Killowen R.C. Church (St. John's) Killowen Parish NIFHS, Causeway Coast and Glens Branch 675--160 Co. Londonderry, Ballylaggan Reformed Presbyterian Church Graveyard; Camus Old Graveyard, Macosquin Parish; Camus-Juxta-Bann Church of Ireland (St. Mary) Macosquin Parish; Crossgar (Coleraine) Presbyterian Church, Macosquin Parish; Dromore (Route) Presbyterian Chrch, Macosquin Parish; Killaig Presbyterian Church, Aghadowey Parish; Macosquin Presbyterian Church NIFHS, Causeway Coast and Glens Branch 675--161 Co. Londonderry, Boveedy Presbyterian Church; Drumgarner R.C. Church (St. Mary's); Kilrea Church of Ireland (St. Patrick's); Kilrea 1st Presbyterian Church; Kilrea 2nd Presbyterian Church; Kilrea Town NIFHS, Causeway Coast and Glens Branch 675--162 Co. Londonderry, Bovevagh Parish Graveyards; Bovevagh Church of Ireland (St. Eugene); Boveva Old Graveyard; Bovevagh Presbyterian Church; Dungiven Parish Graveyards; Dungiven Church of Ireland; Dungiven Priory Old Graveyard; Dungiven Priory New Graveyard; Gelvin R.C. Graveyard, Gortgarn NIFHS, Causeway Coast and Glens Branch 675--163 Co. Londonderry, Curran Presbyterian Church, Maghera Parish; Knockloughrim Presbyterian Church, Ballyscullion Parish; Maghera Church of Ireland (St. Lurach) Maghera Parish; Maghera Old Church, Maghera Parish; Maghera Presbyterian Church, Maghera Parish; Termoneeny Church of Ireland (St. Conlus) Termoneeny Parish NIFHS, Causeway Coast and Glens Branch 675--164 Co. Londonderry, Banagher
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    DNA Sampling in County Derry July 2008 Coleraine Parish Coleraine Parish Coleraine CF 210 Thomas b 1818=>Canada Mascoquin Parish Mascoquin Parish Castleroe 1831: Henry 2m 3f Castleroe CF 219: Henry b 1800=> Mascoquin New Brunswick Aghadowey Parish Aghadowey Parish Drumsteeple CF 245 David b 1781-1874 CF 221 Hugh 1797-1887 Collins CF 243 Robert b 1820 Crossmakeever Crossmakeever 1831:Crossmakeever Samuel 3m 3f Aghadowey James 5m 4f Crossmakeever Errigal Parish Kellykergan Errigal Parish CF 227 Hugh b 1831 Garvagh Garvagh Hugh 5m 2 f Inshaleen (Tithes) 1831 John 2m 1 f Kellykergan Kilrea Parish Thomas 2m 3f Kellykergan Kilrea Kilrea Parish D 206 John b 1805=>New Brunswick 1847 207 Thomas b abt 1810=>New Brunswick by 1841=.>Ireland=>Illinois Magherafelt Parish CF 203: James McM 1794- 1878=>March Twp, Ontario John 1803-1887=>Middlesex Co Artrea Parish CF 211 Alexander b1780 =>Boston 1831: Alexander & James Ballynenagh (both 2 males) DNA of the Derry McMurtrys As of January 2009, we have 8 samples that appear to reflect the “Co Derry” DNA pattern. Six are from Co Derry families and two are from Scottish families. The two Scottish families are an exact 25 marker match; CF 1 John McM b 1714 Dailly Parish=>Barr Parish by 1746 CF 12 Andrew McM b 1771 son of John of Kirkmichael Parish, Ayrshire. Southern Derry Two families of southern Derry have only 1 mutation from each other. (confirmed 22 of 23 and probably 24 of 25 marker match) and the dominant pattern is only 1 mutation from the Scottish families. CF 203 (James b 1791=>March Township, Ontario, Canada in early 1820s) from Artrea/Magherafelt area CF 211 (Alexander b 1780 went to Boston 1850) in Ballynenagh,Artrea Parish in 1831 Northern Derry The four families of northern Derry share a common 25 marker pattern though one family has a couple extra extraneous mutations.