My McVeigh one name study Website is up and running. Here is the link: McVeigh One-Name Study . My goal is to trace as many McVeigh (McVay, McVey, and other variants) lines as I can for those born before 1900. I have added 3 McVeigh trees with data which I had previously collected: James Lawrence McVeigh Family, Hugh McVay Family, and Timothy McVeigh Family. I have also started one large one-name study tree, which includes the McVeigh lines from those previous trees and new research.
My first goal was to track the McVeighs on the Isle of Man. I have added those on the Manx Censuses (1841-1911) to the new McVeigh tree. While tracking them, I also found some other (mainly parish) records, which I have also included. Most of the Manx McVeighs came from Ireland and many of those were from County Down. Tracing County Down McVeighs will probably be my next goal, although the surviving censuses for County Down are only 1901 and 1911.
I have included a map of all the McVeighs in the United Kingdom on the 1881 Census. This was created using Surname Atlas , which is a really cool software program that will map any surname that occurs in the 1881 Census.
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Tuesday, March 1, 2016
McVeigh One-name Study
Labels:
1881,
Atlas,
Census,
County Down,
Guild of One-Name Studies,
Ireland,
Isle of Man,
map,
McVAY,
McVEA,
McVEAGH,
McVEIGH,
McVEY,
One-Name,
Surname,
United Kingdom
Location:
Isle of Man
Saturday, May 23, 2015
Marriage of Cornelius Reynolds and Margaret Carter, 1647, St Alphage London Wall Parish, London, England
Marriage record of Cornelius Reynolds and Margaret Carter, 14 Mar 1647, St. Alphage London Wall Parish, London, England
Transcription of text in document
1647 Mariages
March the 14 Cornelius Reynolds and Margaret Carter
St. Alphage London Wall was a church built directly into the Wall of London. It was also known as St. Alphage Cripplegate. Alphage is also spelled Alphege and Elphege. He was a Saxon saint. It was said to have been established before 1608. There were two subsequent churches, both now demolished.
The Parish was within the walls of London in the City and County of London.
Map about 1667 from the Family Seach Wiki showing the parish:
Location:
London, UK
Wednesday, October 7, 2009
SPORTS Historical Marker location
This is the location of the historical marker located in Sports, Brantley County, AL which was shown in a previous post. This Google Earth map was created by cousin Steve Etheridge.
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