Re: [UlsterAncestry] Insolvent Debtor's Co. Tyrone 1822 -23

Thanks Ray. Yes I did find it interesting. In my ignorance, I hadn’t known how bad things were on the 1820s; thought it was mostly a couple of decades later. Dorothy Sent from my iPad > On 5/03/2020, at 12:22 AM, Ray15 wrote: > > Wow! SO many bankrupts, and this is just for Tyrone. > This

Re: [UlsterAncestry] Insolvent Debtor's Co. Tyrone 1822 -23

That was fascinating. Thanks for the link. Sharon Oddie Brown On 2020-03-04 3:22 a.m., Ray15 wrote: Wow!  SO many bankrupts, and this is just for Tyrone. This got me to asking what might be causing this number of them. So I put into my search engine:     ireland economics 1822 and the following

Re: [UlsterAncestry] Insolvent Debtor's Co. Tyrone 1822 -23

Wow! SO many bankrupts, and this is just for Tyrone. This got me to asking what might be causing this number of them. So I put into my search engine: ireland economics 1822 and the following is one of the results: Here is a hyperlink to a summary from the National Archives of Ireland: https

[UlsterAncestry] Insolvent Debtor's Co. Tyrone 1822 -23

Hello Lister's The following are lists of Insolvent Debtors of County Tyrone in 1822-23. 16 Mar. 1822 - Petitions to heard at the Court house, Exchange court, Dublin, on Sat. 23 Mar. 1822, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon. James M‘FARLAND late of Glencosyragagh, Co. Tyrone John MAYNE late Aughender