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Welcome to the County
Fermanagh GenWeb Project, part of the
Northern
IrelandGenWeb Project.I am
Ken Birney, the county coordinator. If you have any comments about, or suggestions for
this site, please contact me. Many thanks to Peggy for looking over my shoulder while I got started on this project!
Query Boards for County
Fermanagh
About the
County Fermanagh NIGenWeb Project
Fermanagh
at GenForum
Rootsweb/Ancestry
General County Fermanagh Query Board
1825-1835 Tithe Applotment Index
There are about 12,800 names here
Information on places to stay in Co. Fermanagh
Notes on the 1610 Ulster Plantation
The Scottish Undertakers in 1610
Cemetery Listings with Inscriptions
** New Listings added here **
FERMANAGH POPULATION STATISTICS (1841-1961)
Fermanagh Muster Roll -- 1631
Church of Ireland Marriage Licence Bonds
Diocese of Clogher Extracts
The Diocese of Clogher takes an area comprising part of Tyrone, Fermanagh and parts of Armagh.
Monaghan and Cavan Marriage Licence Bonds date from 1630-1800
** 1788 ELECTORS POLL **
Castle Hume and Tully Rent Roll 1742
1753 Archdall Estate Rent Roll
1747-1768 Freeholders List
1793 Ely Estate Rent Roll
Churchmen of Inishmacsaint Parish 1622-1905
1659 Census Report
Some Lisnaskea Marriages Here
Parish Names in Fermanagh
I am trying to add histories and records here.
This may take some time to accomplish.
Many Marriages and Births have recently been added.
** Derryvullan page now includes 1821 census fragments.
** Enniskillen page has a list of names from a 1689 address to the King
** 1825-1835 Tithe Applotment Index is now sorted by Parish and Townland **
For an alphabetical index of the marriages and births included in the Parish Records and Histories click here.
To assist figuring out some of those old records and such,
there is a page of measurement equivilents here.
Here is one of the best 'short' descriptions of the famine of 1846-48, and America's response to it, I have read in some time. This was written from an American perspective, at the time.
famine
A Few Local Fermanagh Maps:
**note the image size, as some are quite large
Fermanagh Parish Locations (43 Kb)
Fermanagh Baronies (212 Kb)
Old Map Showing North and South Fermanagh (65 Kb)
Details of Belleek/Derrygonnelly Area (1,365 Kb)
Please notify me if I miss any dead links
Ken Birney
Family Surname Oriented Web Sites
KINFOLKFINDERS.COM
Kinfolkfinders has added a book of transcripts and photos, with index to over 800 names, from St. Molaise Cemetery, Monea, Devenish Parish.
Mail
Lists
Maps
Books about
Cavan
- Drumkilly:
From Ardkill Mountain to Kilderry Hill. Edited by Tom
Sullivan, Drumkilly History Committee,
2000.
- Knockbride
- A History. E. Markey and J. Clarke,
1990s.
Both books are
excellent local histories but do not give an overall story
of the county. A local history of Arvagh has been written
but I have not read it. The books can be ordered by writing
to Crannog Bookshop, Unit 1, Newcourt Shopping Centre,
Church Street, Cavan, Co. Cavan, phone/fax 049-433-2861.
They do not have a web page, nor e-mail.
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Chief Surnames of County
Fermanagh
Murphy, Hughes, Wilson,
Devlin, McManus, Armstrong, Donnelly, O'Neill, Quinn, Cassidy, and
Maguire.
Place names During Reign of Charles
1
SOURCE; Ordinance Survey Memoirs,vol 4, page
133.
A list of Manors where
courts are not held.
Carrowshee, Donagh, Kilcoo,
Castle Coole, High Gate, Castle Hasset, Tullagh, Cornagradie, Castle
Water House, Portory, Hunningstown (Honygstown),
Aghalaghan
A list of Manors where
courts are held.
Tullanagh alias Archdale,
Lowther, Claby. Newpirton, Lisgould, Shankill, Dunbar, Drumraw,
Castletown alias Dernafougher, Castletown, Slutmulroney, Shanneck,
Legan, Brookeboroughg, Incheloghageasse, Armagh, Rathmoran,
Mountsedborough
The UK Genealogy Interests Directory
is a Family History site which allows people to contact other people who are researching the same surnames in the UK or Ireland
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