Comment: Hi Declan, I think this website is a wonderful resource for people interested in local history...

Comment: I am searching for the location of the graves of James Leech (born 1838) & his wife Margaret Norris Leech (born 1840) - dates of deaths unknown. I would like to visit the graves,if located, while visiting Termonfeckin the first week of October. Any information greatly appreciated.

Comment: Excellant site,very well done.

Comment: Declan - Well Done on the website. Some great reading in it.

Comment: Great site, congratulations. I note there are quite a few Moore's on the Marriage's 1853-1881. Some of the Jacob/James, I allready know their family history. But I wonder about small Gravestone in Termonfeckin old Cemetery with just the inscription: "James Moore". Does anyone know who he was? Thank you. Best wishes Laurnce k Moore, Clogherhead, Drogheda.

Comment: Declan The website is brilliant. it is a real credit to you and the Society.

Comment: Congratulations Declan, a great resource!!

Comment: Hi Declan. Well done with your website. I can see it being of great help when I get round to researching my Termonfechin family.

Comment: Hi Declan. Well done on getting the website up and running. It is a great resource of information on the Termonfeckin area.

Comment: Congratulations Declan a great achievement we are now open to reuniting and tracing all our long lost family and friends worldwide Sean Kavanagh

Comment: Hello Declan, a fantastic achievement, well done all involved. regards Audrey

Comment: Great site, makes interesting reading congrats to all involved

Comment: This site is an awesome resource for someone like me in California! Thank you for creating it. It is wonderful to see all of Donald Murphy's research out here about the Flanagan's of Tubbertoby. Peter + Mary Flanagan are also to be thanked. I am descendant of Patrick Flanagan (b. 1834 in Tubbertoby, d. 1896 in Napa, California (Parents: John Flanagan and Anne Maguire of Tubbertoby). Wonderful! Kristin McGuire Elser, Mine, Yours', and the Other Guy's Genealogy - www.zelsersk.blogspot.com

Comment: Hi there, well done on the creation of an informative website and a very useful resource! I'm a descendant of the Pentlands of Blackhall (via Florence Pentland and Richard Chaloner Lindsey as outlined in the online article), and hopefully I'll have something to contribute to the Society (or learn from it) when I have a bit more time on my hands. Again, well done.

Comment: I am trying to find out more about Rev.William Henderson (1748-1767)I am related to him and am a direct descendant of William Cochrane to whom Rev Henderson left his "fortune." Kind regards from Australia, Leigh Saddington (nee Cochrane)

Comment: thought these might interest Registry of Deeds Dublin 536-508-358297 Kerwin & another to Kerwin A memorial of articles of agreement 22/2/1800 between Mathew Kerwin of Dremin? Co Louth linen manufacturer 1st part Mary Kerwin of Drogheda spinster 2nd part Patrick Kerwin of Drogheda Yarn merchant and Thomas Randles of Bettystown Co Louth Linen manufacturer 3rd part the said intermarriage of Mathew Kerwqn and Mary Kerwin ..witnessed Thomas Farrell and Thomas Donagh Dublin gentlemen Patrick Kerwin

Comment: next deed 542-531-359323 Kirwna to Hamill A memorial of indented deed 20/2/1802 between Mathew Kirwan of Baltray Co Louth linen manufacturer 1st part Roger hamill of Drogheda Esq. 2nd part reciting that John Lee Dublin by lease 11/8/1781 did demise to Christopher Kirwan, Nicholas Kirwan and Richard Randal lands of Bellickbynne in Cooltroir and part of Ballinreach and also part of Balckmeadow barony of Fethard parish of Beaclean?..Co Lout6h 999years on christophers death his part becme the property of Mathew Kerwan…part of Balliam Co Louth leased by Nicholas markey of Mooreside Co meath farmer to said Christopher, Nicholas and Ann Kirwan for 19 years ..lease by James Metcalf Esq. to Laurence Dignam and Laurence Kignam jun. ..31 years witnessee John Smyth, George Holmes Drogheda gentlemen.

Comment: Rose & Christopher Reynells & another 345-216-232875 Reynolds & others to Flanagan regt. 3/8/1782 A memorial of certain articles of agreement of 3 parts 5/2/1782 between Thomas Reynolds of Beataghstown parish of Terminfeckin barony of Ferrard Co Louth 1st part Christopher Keirwan of Baltray Co Louth, Richard Reynolds father of said Thomas Reynolds of Beataghstown 2nd part Rose Keirwan of Baltray daughter of Christopher 3rd part marriage shortly to be made between Thomas Reynolds and Rose Keirwan …£136.. 10s.. half of Beataghstown which Richard then paid by lease to Mr. James Pipples Dublin merchant and Philip Brabazon Esq. of Cartown Co Louth …also lands 6 acres of Bellouchburn parish of Bewly barony and Co of Louth…Richard then paid lease to John Mec Dublin Esq. .. appointed Richard Flanigan of Terminfeckin and Nicholas Kirwan of Baltray trustees of settlement witnessed Thomas Kirwan of Baltray Co Louth Farmer Patrick Randels of Beataghstown Co Louth farmer signed by all

Comment: Nicholas to Powderly 476-518-316133 Regt. 13/8/1795 A memorial of indented deed articles of agreement 12/2/1795 between Nicholas Kirwan of Baltray Co. Louth farmer 1st part John Powderly of New hall parish of Dunleer Co Louth 2nd part reciting that a marriage was intended to be solemnised between John Powderly and Mary Kirwan the daughter of Nicholas … Nicholas did give to John as marriage portion ½ of his share of lands of Ballichturne co Louth together with house on S. of premise…Mathew Kirwan of Baltray farmer appointed trustee Witnessed Patrick Powderly of New Hall also Linen manufacturer, James Kirwan of Baltray also linen manufacturer.

Comment: Nicholas & Christopher Partition 477-270-302219 Kirwan & another to Randles & another regt. 19/11/1793 A memorial of indented deed of partition and conveyance 19/8/1793 between Christopher Kirwan of Baltray Co Louth 1st part Nicholas Kirwan of Baltray 2nd part Thomas Randles, Patrick Randles and Richard Flanagan adm. of Richard Randles dec’d Co Louth 3rd reciting that whereas John Mei? Dublin Esq. by indented deed of lease 1/8/1781 did demise and let Christopher and Nicholas Randle lands of Bitlechbern Poolbrook and part of Ballenask, part of Black meadow …999 years…Richard in his last will and testament did appoint said Ex’ors ….in trust for Richard Randles a minor and under the will of Richard…Witnessed John McCormick of ….writing clerk, Thomas Baylan of Terminfeckin Co Louth farmer.

Comment: Mary & Ors Bellew & wife 292-279-190459 Kirwan to Bellew & wife Regt. 30/3/1772 A memorial of deed poll 5/10/1771 whereby (after recital of Mary Kerewan did as of Hillary term 1765 obtain judgement in his majesty’s court of Kings bench in Ireland against Sir Patrick Bellew of Barmeath Co Louth Bt. For the sum of £600…said Sir Patrick and Dame Mary Bellew otherwise How, his wife…sold land…therefore the said Mary Kirewan in consideration. Lands of Dungarvan, Balynamuch etc Co. Waterford. Witnessed Nicholas Bellew of Dublin merchant Thomas Dalton of Dublin gent signed by all Hope this has been of interest to all you Termonfeckin searchers

Comment: Looking for info on James Dowdall who enlisted in 48th Regiment in 1833 aged about 17 James Dowdall Colour Sergeant James was 39 years of age on discharge and that he had been in the regiment since March 1833 . James served a total of 21 years 2 monthsJames was five feet nine inches tall, light hair, blue eyes and a fresh complexion. Now last but not least, what you wanted, his place of birth. James was born in Drogheda, County Louth in the parish of Fermore Fachan ( Termonfeckin)

Comment: Great website - very informative and easy to navigate. Well done.

Comment: During a lecture on the 29th Nov.2011, a discussion arose on the subject of an old headstone? Perhaps a search for a book: "a field guide to cemetery symbolism and iconography" would be of help. Alas i'm not agile enough on the internet.

Comment: I would like to know the place where father peter mckevitt was buried as he was my father hugh mckevitts uncle and i am hoping to visit nest summer many thanks

Comment: I was wondering would that Laurence Dignam be this same man buried in Donore Grave Yard

Comment: in the last few years i researched the keeley/kealyfamily from co., louth who emigrated to willmington illinois (c) 1840......the keeleys were from bealieu on the north side of the boyne.......i have a lot of info if anyone is interrested..........sincerely, brian keeley. greystones, co., wicklow.

Comment: Hello, I'm looking to find out some information on Carstown House? Is it still standing? who owns it now or does it still belong to Chris Collins? thanks Pat.

Comment: any descendants of james connelly/connolly and bridget toner 1854 duffsfarm my gg grandparents

Comment: What a wonderful resource! I am also a descendent of Richard Chaloner Lindsey and Florence Pentland. Only I am descended from their son, Samuel, who seems to be missing from your information. I do have quite a bit more info as well as photographs and memorobilia from the major. Would love to share.