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David Ellis, born 1821

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Irene

Irene Report 4 Dec 2016 00:07

Looking for anyone researching the family of David Ellis and Sarah Little from Northern Ireland.
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safc

safc Report 4 Dec 2016 00:13

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David Ellis
mentioned in the record of David Ellis and Sarah Ann Little
Name David Ellis
Spouse's Name Sarah Ann Little
Event Date 14 May 1853
Event Place Templecorran, Ant, Ire
Father's Name Alexander Ellis
Spouse's Father's Name John Little

Researching:
Abby says please do not send messages to safc, always reply on your thread, as Abby is just a paying member of genes reunited. helping other members. thank you.

ArgyllGran

ArgyllGran Report 4 Dec 2016 11:50

Welcome to the boards, Irene.

It's highly unlikely that anyone researching them would just happen upon your post here, I'm afraid.

However, the helpers on the boards are always happy to have a look at records.
You'll have to give us some more information, though - dates would help, and more specific place names.
Also tell us what you already know about these people, so that we don't spend time doing research you've already done.

Assuming you know when they were born, have you looked at "Search all members trees" under "Search" at the top of this page?
If you find that anyone else has them in their tree, click "Find out more" to contact the tree owner.

Researching:
Old genealogists never die.....they just lose their census.