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The 1,860 surnames of Derry: how much do you know where your name comes from?

Surnames, or inherited family names, are the building blocks of genealogy; without them, it would be impossible to trace our ancestors back through the generations. Although only detailed family history research will confirm the actual Irish origins ...

09 Jan 2021 at 20:00

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Local History: The Bronze Age: What a farmer in Shantallow discovered in 1987

Local historian and genealogist, Brian Mitchell, has written a book called 'Derry: A City Invincible'. We are publishing extracts from the book. In this latest article, Brian examines what the local area was like in the Bronze Age. One Autumn’s day ...

22 Mar 2020 at 07:22

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The history of Derry surnames: Are you a Campbell, McDaid, Lynch or Brown?

9 - CAMPBELL Campbell is an extremely popular and widespread name in Ulster where it is the fifth most common name. It is the third most numerous name in County Down, fourth in County Armagh, seventh in each of Counties Antrim, Derry and Tyrone ...

21 Jan 2021 at 13:00

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Local History: The landscape which shaped the Derry that we know today

Local historian and genealogist, Brian Mitchell, has written a book called 'Derry: A City Invincible'. In the coming weeks, we will be publishing extracts from the book. In this first article, Brian outlines the forces of nature which created ...

16 Mar 2020 at 07:18

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