[4qd-bannvalley] East Donegal Ulster Scots 2007 Programme

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Boyd,

Do you recall the title of the program?  We get some BBC programs here =
in the US.

Thanks,
Sandy in Virginia
researching the GILMORE family & looking for relatives in Ireland
Archibald GILMORE (born about 1760) and wife Jane  - parents of:
Robert GILMORE (born 1780 in Ireland - married Margaret BRADLEY in =
Rockbridge County, Virginia - died 1855 Rockbridge County, Virginia)
(my permanent email address =3D TracingMyRoots@xxxxxxxxxxx )
  ----- Original Message -----=20
  From: Boyd Gray=20
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  Sent: Wednesday, December 06, 2006 3:31 PM
  Subject: [4qd-bannvalley] East Donegal Ulster Scots 2007 Programme


  Hi Listers,

  If you have ever considered visiting the "Oule sod" to chase up your =
long lost ancestors, do a bit of research, or visit the family homestead =
or some long lost graves, then next year could be one of the best years =
to choose.  Some of you may have seen the BBC programme on Monday =
evening highlighting the role of the Hamiltons and Montgomerys as the =
precursors of the later and larger plantation when they arrived in =
Ulster in 1606. The point was ably made on numerous occasions that, =
perhaps for the first time in 400 years, the political climate in =
Ireland is conducive to a mutual appreciation and celebration of this =
and subsequent events by "both sides of the house", as it is often =
termed here in Donegal.  The same is even truer of 1607. =20