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[4qd-bannvalley] 1718 migration project



Hello Linde
Yes it is great that we can access so much good stuff as
opposed to junk on the internet now. It makes it so much
easier to research in other countries although it is always a
good excuse to travel! I have enjoyed trips to Ireland the past
3 years & researching at Proni gave me heaps of info but of
course there is never enough time to do it all. Must win the
lottery so I can get back again!
I am constantly referring my customers to websites in my job
as Reference Librarian which includes our Family History
section. It's great when your interest is also your job!

Regarding Kilpatricks- they are a connecting family to mine
having intermarried several times with the Irwins & Sloans all
from around Kilrea/ Moynock areas. I like to try to unravell all
the connections.  The 2 who came to Queensland came here
around 1900. I've also noted the Kirkpatrick/Kilpatrick
interchange.
Do you know what happened to your Tommy? I could check out
marriage/ death records for you if you wish. Let me know.
 All the best
Pauline O'Keeffe

---- Original message ----
>Date: Mon, 22 May 2006 21:08:25 +0100
>From: Lunney Family <family@xxxxxxxxxx>
>Subject: Re: [4qd-bannvalley] 1718 migration project
>To: 4qd-bannvalley@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>
>Dear Pauline
>many thanks for your kind words and for taking the time to
comment--
>and to read it! It was interesting working on it, though of
course I
>didn't do any of the computer work, just organizing the text
sections
>and most of  the i mages. I think websites will revolutionize
family
>history; once more people get good at Google searching they
will
>sooner or later find everything that is known about family or
local
>history.
>
>If you have any thoughts, on how we can develop the project,
do get
>in touch again
>
>Best wishes
>
>Linde
>
>Were your Kilpatricks in Queensland from the outset? My
grandmother's
>brother Tommy Kirkpatrick from near Coleraine, co.
Londonderry.
>emigrated to Qd around 1920 or 30; though they were
definitely always
>using the Kirkpatrick spelling, previous generations are
Kilpatrick
>in some sources