Searching for Frizzle's from Northern Ireland near Antrim and Tyrone County.

Dear Ronald:

Many thanks for your query to Ireland Reaching Out.

You might consider making contact with PRONI in Belfast.  They would have a number of very good resources for family history research in Northern Ireland.  In addition, they have a good online collection that is worth viewing.

Their website is:  https://www.nidirect.gov.uk/information-and-services/leisure-home-and-c….

The very best of luck with your research.  Please keep checking back as someone may be able to add further information to your post.

In addition, you might consider adding a member of the Frizzell family to the Ireland XO Chronicles. 

If you have any questions, please contact us.

Kind regards,

Jane.

Ronald, 

I'm following this thread and searching for Thomas as well. You've got some great data that I haven't seen before. My descent is through John b. 1837 and his son, William b1861 who married Sarah Emily Key and emigrated to Massachusetts. 

Thomas was a member of the Presbyterian church on PEI which was the denomination of St. Pauls, I believe.

I recently requested and received from PRONI an 1830 Will, #T662/117, a Thomas Frizzell who left his "chattel property" to his wife (unnamed), and daughters (Ann, Mary, Ellen, and Betty). The will was dated 1 May 1828 and executed 1830. James Fleming of Irishtown Parish of Antrim & Samuel Clugston of Antrim were named executors. Witnesses included: William Dalrymple, Robert Clugston, and William Clugston. It doesn't connect to my research at the moment and I mention as negative evidence. 

Go raibh maith agat, 

D. Andrews, 4th gr. granddaughter of Thomas Lodford Frizzell and Mary Nimmon Bell

The original post here mentions a William Frizzle of Ruskcor. There is a record of him in Griffiths Valuation in 1860. He is listed as William Frizzell and he had a 10 acre farm on plot 10 in the townland of Reaskcor. Today that farm is up a lane off Reaskcor Rd, outside Castlecaulfield.

http://www.askaboutireland.ie/griffith-valuation/index.xml?action=nameSearch

The Valuation revision books take Griffiths forward and they show that William was replaced by Richie Frizzell in 1872. He in turn was replaced by Joseph Williamson in 1889.

There were no Frizzells living in the townland by the 1901 census:

http://www.census.nationalarchives.ie/pages/1901/Tyrone/Castlecaulfield/Reaskcor/

There’s a marriage for Ritchie Frizzle of Reaskcor to Ann Cardwell on 31.1.1868. He was described as a pensioner which, at that time, would have indicated he had served in the army. His father was William Frizzle, farmer.

https://churchrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/churchrecords

This looks to be that family in the 1901 census. They had evidently moved from Tyrone to Co. Meath:

http://www.census.nationalarchives.ie/pages/1901/Meath/Grangegeeth/Broomfield/1608159/

They had left Meath by the 1911 census and were back in Co Tyrone, in the townland of Tullyblety:

http://www.census.nationalarchives.ie/pages/1911/Tyrone/Ballymagran/Tul…

Ronald,

You and I seem to be researching the same family.  Thomas Lodford Frizzle is my 3rd great grandfather.  You are showing the supposed siblings of Thomas however I wondered where you found the information.  Please contact me through ancestry.com (my user name is dfrizzell144) so we can share data.

Thanks,

Doug