Enniskillen, Fermanagh, Looking for William Magee family, and daughter, Mary

Dear Elly

Welcome to Ireland Reaching Out!

Have you been able or have you yet checked to see if you can get/find a copy of Mary's marriage certificate - if we had some further info it would be most helpful. Do you think you have exhausted all sources your side - it is very likely that you will potentially have more sources your side that there are available here.

Can you guess at William's year of birth? The period of the search is very early so that also presents some issues. 

As an aside, you could also have a look at these links, the latter refers to two Magees in the town in the early 1900s:

http://www.ulsterancestry.com/ua-free-pages.php

http://www.libraryireland.com/UlsterDirectory1910/Enniskillen.php

There were quite a few Magee families in Enniskillen in the mid-1800s:

http://www.askaboutireland.ie/griffith-valuation/index.xml?action=doNam…

Best wishes

Clare Doyle

Genealogy Support 

Thank you Clare, for your help and suggestions.  I haven't found anything decisive yet, except for the info below.

I have found that William Brown Murray and Mary Magee were married in St.John, NB, on 22 March 1824.  Record at St. Andrews (Church of Scotland) Parish, film #F16239 pg. 326.  Witnesses: Josiah Barden and Samuel Osborne.

Mary's father, William Magee, was born, probably between 1765-80. They lived in Enniskillen.

Elly

Dear Elly:

Glad to hear that you are making a little bit of progress.  Would you consider adding this couple on the XO Chronicles?  You might have more luck as other people who read the Chronicles may have information for you. 

The link to add/create people is here:

http://www.irelandxo.com/ireland-xo/history-and-genealogy

If you need further assistance, please let me know.

All the best,

Jane.

Hello!!! I may have a little bit of info for you. We have recently connected with a branch of the Magee family that we didnt know about. Heres what I know this far. George, Williams brother, emigrated sometime before 1830, with his wife Bessie May. William followed in 1830, as well as Bessies brothers. The brothers arrived in Byetown, ( Ottowa ). George became a skilled ship builder, and his wife was a traveling doctor until her death when her horse died and threw her from it. George and Bessie were burried at the little Churehill United ( Methodist ) church that George helped to build.