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Search Births in the Rosemary Street Church Records, Belfast Ireland. Sheet 6 Year Day/Mon Child Father Mother Resicence Occupation *1828 17-Feb Martha Thomas Rafferty Elizabeth Mulholland   (weaver 1828 10-Mar George Hanna Samuel Milby Isabella Hutchinson   (lab 1828 28-Feb Samuel James Hill Mary Scott   (cooper 1828 22-Mar Mary Alexander William Douglass McGlaughlin   (rope maker 1828 15-Jun Jane Joseph Ashcroft Elizabeth Kirk     1828 16-Mar Rebecca John Donaldson Margaret Granger   (grocer 1828 30-Mar William James Wilson Sarah Campbell   (carpenter 1828 11-Apr Agnes Samuel McMurray Ellen Hays   (block maker 1828 27-Apr Edward Thomas Lyons Mary Clark   (bricklayer 1828 21-Apr Thomas John Maharg(seeMehard) Joice Irwin   (cooper 1828 18-Mar John McNeil John Vance Margaret McNeil   (carpenter 1828 07-May William William Moor Elizabeth MaGill   (bleacher 1828 21-May Robert Robert Morrow Jane McFarlane   (bricklayer 1828 10-Apr James John Long Nancy Martin   (cooper 1828 09-Apr William John Liddy Jane McCracken   (paver 1828 29-Apr William Matthew Ewing Elizabeth Savage   (lab 1828 06-Jun Ann John Mann Ann Maxwell   (porter 1828 14-May William Henry John Scott Mary Harrison Park ?     1828 19-Jun Catherine Robert Duncan Margaret Carmichael     1828 15-Jun Jane James Anderson Margaret Bannan     1828 17-Jun Mary Ann Henry Lowden Margaret Brown   (rope maker 1828 30-Jun Henry James McCullough Margaret (mc)Ginnis   (lab 1828 16-Jun Robert John Hill Jane Lathem   (bookseller 1828 20-Jul Ellen William McAllen Elizabeth Sterrett     1828 22-Jul James James Williamson Ann Cummins     1828 05-Aug Cornelius David Wright Sally McMullan     1828 21-Jul Christianna Quinton Moor Ellen Kennedy     1828 24-Jul David David *Mcmillen Martha Bell *see Millan 8/11/25-Turner     1828 14-Aug David John Hogg Mary Brown   (blacksmith 1828 12-Aug Simon Simon Calwell Mary Clark   (farmer 1828 25-Apr Matilda Andrew Bodell Eliza McAdam   (bleacher 1828 16-Sep Margaret Samuel Smyth Jane Anderson   (dealer 1828 13-Sep Ann Jane Robert McFarlane Ann Addison   (blacksmith 1828 17-Sep John Thomas Barkley Ann McIntyre   (blacksmith 1828 15-Sep Eliza James Mcleveny ? Jane Rutherford   (weaver 1828 12-Oct Mary Jane William Anderson Mary Jane McMullan     1828 27-Sep Ann William Erskine Jane McKay     1828 04-Oct Sarah William Wright Dorothea Clements     1828 30-Aug John David Bradford Jane Scott     1828 17-Sep Clements Clement Bell Jane Heron     1828 11-Nov Robert Andrew Moore Mary Carragan   (cotton spinner 1828 22-Oct James David McCutcheon Betty Gibbs   (farmer 1828 12-Nov Matilda Thomas Allen Mary Seaton   (cabinet maker 1828 14-Nov Robert James McGinnis Ellis Murray     1828 18-Nov John Thomas Coburn Margaret Ann Geary   (grocer 1828 19-Nov John James Smyth Ellen McConnell   (rope maker 1828 08-Dec Mary John Crow Ellen Burrows   (bleacher 1828 26-Dec Elizabeth George Smyth Mary Brown   (weaver 1828 24-Dec Martha Thomas Stevenson Jane Clde   (tailer 1828 12-Dec Mary David Boddel Margaret Wright   (lab 1828 27-Dec Robert Robert King Margaret Knox   (tailer 1828 17-Dec John Samuel Irland Hannah Isabella McCanna     1828 26-Dec Ellen Jane William McGuicken Elizabeth Brown   (ship wright 1828 07-Dec Jane David Johnson Jane Thomson   (carman *1829 02-Jan Agnes James Cummins Margaret Forsythe   (shoe maker 1829 23-Jan George George McDonald Hannah Reid   (ropemaker 1829 19-Jan Frances Jane James Cunningham Catherine Blow   (lath maker 1829 25-Jan Michael Campbell Adair Jane Anderson   (cooper 1829 30-Jan John John Montgomery Betty Pedian (Pedan ?)   (bleacher 1829 02-Feb Jane Hamilton Johnson Esther Willock   (cooper 1829 07-Feb Samuel John Dazell Jane Patton   (chandler 1829 10-Feb Samuel Samuel Crosbie Sarah Morrow   (cotton spinner If you want to see page 7 of the transcription go to Go to Rosemary street church ireland births page 7 Thanks go out to Peggy for all her hard work on this data. Where Can I Find More Cemetery Records? The USGenWeb Tombstone Transcription Project Cemetery Database on Rootsweb Try a Ancestry Free Trial> Ancestry has more genealogy records than any site on the net and they often have free trials and special promotions. Genealogy Today Lots of unique one of a kind genealogy databases Online Searchable Death Indexes Birth, Marriage & Death Certificates on Ancestry Other Online Searchable Records We're all anxious to find our ancestors - and find them fast! These records may help you find a brick-wall ancestor easily and from the comfort of your computer chair. Genealogy Today — Lots of unique one of a kind genealogy databases.

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