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Date Posted: 20:56:16 07/22/07 Sun
Author: Roseanne
Author Host/IP: 63.16.7.18
Subject: Re: MCATAMNEY/MCTAMNEY/MCINTOMNEY & the rest
In reply to: Patsy Norman 's message, "Re: MCATAMNEY/MCTAMNEY/MCINTOMNEY & the rest" on 17:11:17 01/04/07 Thu

Hello Patsy,
It's been a while since I checked this site for replies to my query about the MCINTOMNEY'S, et al. Yours is the most informative I've received in 5 years. Your info is very interesting and included another couple of spellings for me to consider. For being a rather 'unique' last name, it sure has many possible spellings. I have only found them in Ulster until now. There are many variations of the name in Derry, Antrim and Armagh and more. I have never found the name spelled with an "i" as in McIntomney and more variations except in North America. But thanks for the leads. I guess the search for "Luke" continues. Hope to stay in touch because I have to believe there's a connection with your relatives somewhere in all this.
Roseanne

>>This family's name has indeed several spellings. My G
>>Grandfather was named James , born circa 1836.
>Married as McTomney in South Shields RC Church to
>Rosshannah Collins also of Jarrow ....He along with
>his two brothers were in the 1851 Census at East
>Jarrow in the Miners Cottage 98 Church of William
>McIntyre his son and Wife Isabelle McTimney is this
>another variation of the same name ....there name was
>McAngtaminay...Henry James and John and the McIntyre
>Family all moved up the Rivewr Tyne towards Gateshead
>....to Felling on Tyne where the name changed to
>McAtominey.....My grandmother Catherine McAtominey the
>family always pronounced as McAtamney ....and was not
>aware of different spellings until getting various
>certificates...
>>
>>Country of origin was always known to be that part of
>Ireland known as Ulster....or Northern Ireland...I
>started off believing they belonged to Armagh.....and
>have also heard Portglenone in Antrim.....I then came
>across a Portglenone Road Derry....
>
>I believe I read somewhere that there were only 6
>Families reported with the name McAtamney in North
>Ireland........
>>
>
>I will answer all replies

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Re: MCATAMNEY/MCTAMNEY/MCINTOMNEY & the rest -- Connie, 12:08:13 09/19/12 Wed
Re: MCATAMNEY/MCTAMNEY/MCINTOMNEY & the rest -- Victoria McIntomney - Pelchat, 17:44:28 01/08/14 Wed