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Ulster Ancestry

An Independent
 Family Research Service
not connected with any other
genealogy centre
Getting started Research over Ulster's 9 Counties
Free Assessment
Entirely free of charge Antrim Armagh Cavan
and you are under no obligation. Donegal Down Fermanagh
Initial Report Derry Monaghan Tyrone
£30 Sterling ( US$ 52 )

Northern Ireland Tourist Board Brochures are available both to download and order

One brochure called "The American Connection" traces the history of the Scots Irish
and their exodus to America - there is a very good section on tracing your family tree

Rootsweb
Place to search for ancestor records
Family Trees at World Connect Start here to search Message Boards


The Ulster Historical Foundation

Irish Poster


Founded in 1956 to promote interest in Irish history and genealogy, with particular reference to the province of Ulster


You can search through thousands of records
relating to interests in genealogy and ancestry.



The Public Record Office of Northern Ireland

PRONI hold millions of documents which relate chiefly, but by no means exclusively, to present-day Northern Ireland 
The earliest record dates from 1219, with the main
concentration of records covering the period 1600 to the present

Members of the public may use the records free of charge

 

Records cover a wide range of subjects such as

Census Records
Church Records.
Emigration Records
Landed Estate Records.



General Register Office for Northern Ireland

Historical Records

Registers of
births and deaths (from 1864)
and registers of marriages (from 1845).

Assisted Search
General search of records assisted by members of GRO staff for any period of years and any number of entries.
The cost of this service is £26.00 per hour

Index Search

Computerised indexes are available for searching at a cost of £12.00 for a total of 6 hours or part thereof. This cost includes 4 verifications of entries by staff, with the option of further verifications at £3.00 each.
 

Oxford House
49/55 Chichester St
Belfast  BT1 4HL
Tel  028 90 252000
gro.nisra@dfpni.gov.uk

 

The Ulster American Folk Park

The Emigration Database is
a computerised collection of primary source documents on Irish emigration to
North America (USA & Canada) in the 18th and 19th centuries

  • Migration History
  • History of Ireland and America
    in the 18th and 19th Centuries
  • Life in both countries
  • Social Customs and Religion

The Centre for Migration Studies

 
 

Freeholders Register for Ardstraw Parish Co Tyrone 1829-1832

Gordons of Badoney

     
Caldwell Genealogy The Kers from Ardstraw Commonwealth War  Graves Commission
 
County Donegal on the Net Donegal Genealogy Resources Flags courtesy of
Flags of All Countries
used with permission.
 


 

Family websites

McAskies of Creevy Website

Click on thumbnail
to enlarge

Nick Saunders

Created by Nicky Saunders, a McAskie descendant -
great granddaughter of David (1870-1937) of Creevy.
She lives in Edinburgh

 

James McCaskie 1829-1859 New South Wales

Emigrated from Creevy to Australia in 1849  -
settled in Morpeth New South Wales
Policeman from 1852


Please look at Australian Web Links  page to see other Australian Links

If after surfing the net the bottom Index Bar for this website is missing - take a note of this page -
then delete the bit after "forward slash" in the address bar of your browser - this will get the Index Bar back

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