I came across the following Will Abstract from the PRONI: Administration (with the Will) of the est

FHNimer

I came across the following Will Abstract from the PRONI:
Administration (with the Will) of the estate of William John Michael late of Trinaltenagh County Londonderry Farmer who died 14 March 1897 granted at Londonderry to Elizabeth Michael the Widow.

I am interested where the townland of Trinaltenagh is within County Londonderry. I tried googling it and didn't come up with anything. Would anyone happen to have that information? What town is it near?

FHNimer

Thank you for the added site. I have visited John Grenham's website before, but not when I was looking for the place name. Added ideas are always welcomed.

Brett .

@FHNimer FHNimer​ 

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FYI

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Phew ...

Found it ...

Slight "Spelling" discrepancy ...

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NOT, Trinaltenagh ...

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ACTUALLY, Trienaltenagh ... [ that missing 'letter' of "e" ... ]

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WikiPedia

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List of townlands in County Londonderry

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County: Londonderry

Parish: Desertoghill

Townland: Trienaltenagh

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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_townlands_in_County_Londonderry

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https://wiki2.org/en/List_of_townlands_in_County_Londonderry

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Other Websites:

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Townland Ireland

Trienaltenagh Townland, Co. Londonderry

https://www.townlands.ie/londonderry/coleraine/desertoghill/trienaltenagh/

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Emerald Ancestors

Trienaltenagh, Desertoghill Parish, County Londonderry, Northern Ireland

https://www.emeraldancestors.com/northern-ireland-ancestry-townland-detail?Townland=Trienaltenagh&Parish=Desertoghill&County=Londonderry

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And ...

This is odd ...

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Take a look at the 'County' ...

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Place Names NI

Trienaltenagh, County Derry

http://www.placenamesni.org/resultdetails.php?entry=19173

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But ...

That said ...

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Trienaltenagh is NOT (not recorded) in 'Place Names' database in 'FamilySearch'

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I hope this helps.

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Brett

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FHNimer

Thank you for all of the references for finding the townlands. I have not seen them all laid out so nicely. As I have searched through the Censuses and the Civil Registers, I have often wondered the location on all of the townlands. This was very helpful. I'm also wondering your opinion of the website Emerald Ancestors that you referenced. I noticed that they had marriages that extended before and after those of the Civil Registers for Northern Ireland. Would you recommend this as a pay site? Thanks again for your help.

Brett .

@FHNimer FHNimer​ 

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I am glad I could help.

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Now ...

As to your later 'Question' ...

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FYI

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I use the, "Information"; and, "Indexes", on many "Subscription"/"Pay' websites; but, very ever rarely (only if a "Direct" line Ancestor) use the pay/fee parts of those websites - cannot afford it.

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I am sorry I cannot be of any help.

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Brett

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ps: I generally use the various Websites that are available FREE to access/view, at the "Family History Centres" of the Church.

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FHNimer

Your current answer was very helpful in that it made me feel OK with not being a member of a lot of different paid sites.

Hayter David

Another site that I dont think was listed is John Grenhams placenames. Well worth a look

https://www.johngrenham.com/places/