Hi Dorothy. No-one ever got back to me after we had emailed each other, so I would like to purchase your book, my stepson is a Tweed, who’s family lives in Ballymoney. How you are doing well.
Regards Pat.
By: Patricia Kirkpatrick on September 16, 2009 at 11:44 pm
Hi Pat,
If you purchase the book I will send all the info I have to you on Tweeds etc.
You should find the book interesting as so many of the local families ae interconnected to each other.
Dorothy
By: Dorothy on September 18, 2009 at 9:47 am
Have just started researching my family and they came from Ballymoney and Garryduff. Names are Fleming, Moore, Calderwood and Holliday. Would love to purchase this book if any of these family members were buried there. Thinking of coming to research during the October festival and hope to have more information gathered from family by then. Thank you for your time.
By: Donna Shanaman on March 7, 2010 at 3:01 am
Hi Donna,
I have 200 Moores, 60 Hallidays, 30 Calderwoods and 35 Flemings in my database of local families in and around Ballymoney.
If you buy the book and send me your family queries I can definitely help you with your research.
I can recommend coming to the conference in October as there are workshops, graveyard tours and lots of local people who can help you with your queries.
I will be there speaking about the Old Churchyard and doing a tour of it.
Just speaking to local people who are interested in local history and families can prove to be more useful than spending a week in a research office.
Email me on dorothy@ballymoneygraveyard.com
I know that I will be able to help!
Dorothy
By: Dorothy Arthur on March 7, 2010 at 10:44 am
Interested in Gamble/Brown/Haggarty/McFadden/Wilson familes. If I purchase the book do you have additional information on these family lines. The most I can go back is William Gamble who married an Eleanor Brown, had several children born in Ireland (believed to be in Ballymoney) then the family moved to Quebec Cda area abt 1825 or so. What would the cost of the book be and shipping to USA?
This is an amazing book you have put together and many generations from all over the world Thank you for your dedication and research! I certainly do.
I am also following a Gillespie line, Bernard born in Ireland but do not see any of that name mentioned in the book.
Thank you,
Dee Winters
Could you please tell me how, how much and where I might obtain a copy of your book?
I live in Sudbury, Ontario, Canada
Thank you, Marian
By: Marian Aelick on December 26, 2008
at 4:51 pm
The book costs £25 plus £7 p&p.
I will email from my other address
By: Dorothy Arthur on December 26, 2008
at 6:50 pm
Hi Dorothy. No-one ever got back to me after we had emailed each other, so I would like to purchase your book, my stepson is a Tweed, who’s family lives in Ballymoney. How you are doing well.
Regards Pat.
By: Patricia Kirkpatrick on September 16, 2009
at 11:44 pm
Hi Pat,
If you purchase the book I will send all the info I have to you on Tweeds etc.
You should find the book interesting as so many of the local families ae interconnected to each other.
Dorothy
By: Dorothy on September 18, 2009
at 9:47 am
Have just started researching my family and they came from Ballymoney and Garryduff. Names are Fleming, Moore, Calderwood and Holliday. Would love to purchase this book if any of these family members were buried there. Thinking of coming to research during the October festival and hope to have more information gathered from family by then. Thank you for your time.
By: Donna Shanaman on March 7, 2010
at 3:01 am
Hi Donna,
I have 200 Moores, 60 Hallidays, 30 Calderwoods and 35 Flemings in my database of local families in and around Ballymoney.
If you buy the book and send me your family queries I can definitely help you with your research.
I can recommend coming to the conference in October as there are workshops, graveyard tours and lots of local people who can help you with your queries.
I will be there speaking about the Old Churchyard and doing a tour of it.
Just speaking to local people who are interested in local history and families can prove to be more useful than spending a week in a research office.
Email me on dorothy@ballymoneygraveyard.com
I know that I will be able to help!
Dorothy
By: Dorothy Arthur on March 7, 2010
at 10:44 am
Interested in Gamble/Brown/Haggarty/McFadden/Wilson familes. If I purchase the book do you have additional information on these family lines. The most I can go back is William Gamble who married an Eleanor Brown, had several children born in Ireland (believed to be in Ballymoney) then the family moved to Quebec Cda area abt 1825 or so. What would the cost of the book be and shipping to USA?
This is an amazing book you have put together and many generations from all over the world Thank you for your dedication and research! I certainly do.
I am also following a Gillespie line, Bernard born in Ireland but do not see any of that name mentioned in the book.
Thank you,
Dee Winters
By: Dee Winters on March 19, 2010
at 9:00 pm