County Armagh Heritage Centers and Libraries
Ulster Historical Foundation
12 College Square East
Belfast, Northern Ireland, BT1 6DD
Tel: (01232) 33 22 88 Fax: (01232) 23 98 85
Internet: http://antrimdown.brsgenealogy.com
E-mail: info@ifhf.ie
Member of the Irish Genealogical Project.
The Foundation now has recordings of pre-1900 gravestone inscriptions for most of Northern Ireland and has all pre-1900 inscriptions in the city of Belfast and counties ARMAGH and DOWN and most of those in the other counties. Twenty seven volumes of inscriptions have been published, volumes 1-20 for Co. Down (new additions for volumes 2 & 5), 3 volumes for Belfast and 2 volumes for Co. Antrim (IGSI has all of these). Indexing Counties Antrim & Down.
North of Ireland Family History Society
c/o Graduate School of Education
The Queen's University of Belfast
69 University Street
Belfast BT7 1HL, Northern Ireland
Internet: http://www.nifhs.org/
The society's objective is to foster interest in family history with special reference to families who have roots in the North of Ireland and their descendants, wherever they may be. It is a a voluntary, non profitmaking organization, depending on the financial support of amateurs doing Family History and volunteer effort in running the society. The society is not a Research Agency, although we do like to put people in contact with one another.
Two types of Membership:
- BRANCH MEMBERSHIP - Local members usually join and attend meetings at their nearest Branch by paying the annual fee set by each Branch - but this also allows them to attend meetings held by any of the Branches. Annual Membership includes two issues of the Journal, "North Irish Roots". (IGSI is a member)
- ASSOCIATE MEMBERSHIP - This is for members who are unable to attend Branch meetings but wish to be involved in the Society. An annual subscription to the Society entitles them to two issues of the journal "North Irish Roots" and also to submit a Profile Form. The Profile Form provides space to include Member's Interests, Queries and offers of Reciprocal Research.
Irish Heritage Association
c/o Kathleen Neill
A2 15/17 Proview
310 Newtonards Rd
Belfast BT4 IHE
Northern Ireland
Tel: (01232) 45 53 25
Don and Kathleen Neill produce a quarterly magazine titled "Irish Heritage Links". Can be found in IGSI library
This association is involved in the Rally of Settler Families as well as several clann gatherings. They have published the book, How to Trace Family History in Northern Ireland, which is available from IGSI. They have also published books: The O'Neills of Ulster, High Kings of Ireland; Clan Maguire of Fermanagh; Index to British Soldiers of Irish Birth Stationed at Chatham Barracks, Kent, England: 1851; First Newry (Unitarian) Presbyterian Church Registers, Co's Armagh & Down; In Preparation: and What to Do With Your Roots Now that You've Dug Them Up. They will do research.
Armagh Ancestry
38A English Street
Armagh BT61 7BA
Northern Ireland
TEL: (01861) 52 18 02 FAX: (01861) 51 00 33
Internet: http://armagh.brsgenealogy.com/index.php?&set=yes
E-mail: ancestry@armagh.gov.uk
Member of the Irish Genealogical Project
To date the Centre has on computer:
- All the County Armagh Catholic Church Registers pre 1900
- All the County Armagh Civil Marriages, covering all denominations pre 1922
- A large porportion of the Civil Births pre 1922
- A number of Presbyterian Church Registers pre 1900 and is currently indexing Civil Deaths pre 1922, the Church of Ireland and Presbyterian Church Registers pre 1900.
Rascal
Research and Special Collections Available Locally
RASCAL Administrator
Main Library
Queen's University Belfast
Belfast, Northern Ireland, BT7 1LS
Internet: www.rascal.ac.uk
E-mail: rascal@qub.ac.uk
RASCAL is an electronic gateway to research resources in Ireland. You can use this web-site to search and browse information about the wide range of research and special collections held in libraries, museums and archives across the region. The Directory consists of comprehensive descriptions of collections available to researchers in the Humanities and Social Sciences recording details of content, location, format, and access. Links to institutions' on-line catalogues and other digital resources are provided where appropriate.
Armagh County Museum
The Mall East
Armagh BT61 9BE
Internet: http://www.magni.org
T.G.F. Paterson collection: historical and genalogical manuscripts relating to family pedigrees and local history; Estate papers of the Charlemont estate 18th and 19th century; hearth money rolls 1664; muster rolls 1630; 1753 poll book; census of Armagh city 1770; First Armagh Presbyterian Chruch registers 1727-29 and 1796-1809; and the Manor of Armagh tenants 1714.
Armagh Public Library
Abbey St.
Armagh BT61 7DY
Tel: 028 37 523142 - Fax: 028 37 524177
Internet: http://www.armaghrobinsonlibrary.org/
E-mail: admin@armaghpubliclibrary.co.uk
Papers of Anthony Dopping, Bishop of Meath 1682-97 relating to the diocese of Meath; Correspondence of Lord John George Beresford, Archbishop of Armgh 1822-62; Papers of William Reese Bishop of Down on the church history from 5th to 19th century; 17th and 18th century Episcopal visitations; and copies of the middle ages primatial register 1362.
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