Speaking of maps, can anyone make a suggestion where this might be located? Just found my 4th g grandfather in 'Passengers from Ireland Between 1811-1817' and it lists him as being from 'Kelty Glas'. It has an (?) after the entry. He sailed on the Brig Pallas, arriving at Philidelphia on 7/2/1812. Can anyone point me to a correction of spelling or an interpretation of this town name so I can locate it on a map? Other towns listed for other passengers include: Culdaff Catridge Ballymalland Fermanagh Frillick (?) Donemanna Ballyeronan Drumnacross Magillegan Jones Town Tyrone Cloonish Clandehork and Kilrea The mis-spellings are verbatim from the baggage list entries. Thank you -Jennifer ----- Original Message ----- From: wacampbell1 To: FERMANAGH-GOLD-L(a)rootsweb.com Sent: Thursday, September 27, 2001 7:23 PM Subject: Re: [FER-GOLD] Fermanagh Maps Hi Jan: I can't quite believe what I am seeing. The webmaster asking us? Anyway, I have just opened up the Fermanagh Gold home page and clicked on Site Contents and then About Fermanagh which leads you to a map available from expedia.com. Did I misunderstand the question? Cheers Bill Jan wrote: -- William A. Campbell Calgary, Alberta, Canada ==== FERMANAGH-GOLD Mailing List ==== Planning a trip to Fermanagh? How about a Heritage Tour Check out Fermanagh Heritage Tours http://www.fermanagh-heritage-tour-guides.com ============================== Visit Ancestry's Library - The best collection of family history learning and how-to articles on the Internet. http://www.ancestry.com/learn/library