The counties of what is called today Northern Ireland ( not the whole of Ulster ) are six ( 6 ) your 3 enquirys by name and county area's follows - Website - Familysearch.org -- IGI - etc allow 5 % error rate ( Irish records/civil wars have destroyed many .church bases ) Godfrey Carleton Coid ( coyd ? )
I forgot to mention . these names included in - Tribalpages.com In over 1/2 a doz family trees . and don't forget their are many Irish websites you can search also .Easy to find . Put it on the net and they will magically appear - Regards
If you are trying to find a particular person in Ireland - go to the website - The Irish National archives census returns . The 1901 cesus did survive intact and is the earliest available - It was thought that the 1911 census had missing parts . but it also now has the all clear. I have a copy of 17 websites in Ireland that one of the reknown Irish researchers ( still alive today )and has put a life time into his irish Genealogy a. he is also recognized world wide and many of us genealogists refer to him when.it comes to Ireland ) sent to me and also added in to the - links - at this website - regards - edmondsallan
The counties of what is called today Northern Ireland ( not the whole of Ulster ) are six ( 6 ) your 3 enquirys by name and county area's follows - Website - Familysearch.org -- IGI - etc allow 5 % error rate ( Irish records/civil wars have destroyed many .church bases )
Godfrey Carleton Coid ( coyd ? )
Antrim 45 147 9
Armgh 9 7 0
Down 8 112 4
Fermanagh 4 213 0
Londonderry 200 + 226 o
Tyrone 3 68 0
Other British Isles 200 + ( note a different spelling )
regards -edmondsallan
I forgot to mention . these names included in - Tribalpages.com In over 1/2 a doz family trees . and don't forget their are many Irish websites you can search also .Easy to find . Put it on the net and they will magically appear - Regards
If you are trying to find a particular person in Ireland - go to the website - The Irish National archives census returns . The 1901 cesus did survive intact and is the earliest available - It was thought that the 1911 census had missing parts . but it also now has the all clear. I have a copy of 17 websites in Ireland that one of the reknown Irish researchers ( still alive today )and has put a life time into his irish Genealogy a. he is also recognized world wide and many of us genealogists refer to him when.it comes to Ireland ) sent to me and also added in to the - links - at this website - regards - edmondsallan
Thank you for your very quick response. It is very difficult to know where to start sometimes. Cheers