This county is available for adoption.  If interested, email the Coordinator.

Special Projects:
Family Group Sheets : Surnames

NOTE: Please, if you are using Family Tree Maker, RootsMagic or other genealogy software that allows you to save a family group sheet as a PDF, I encourage you to submit your FGS via email
as an attachment. If your software does not allow you to save in that format, then click the
FGS link below. For an example of a Family Group Sheet saved as a PDF using
Family Tree Maker or Roots Magic.

Submit Yours:

Antrim:
History : Maps : Mailing Lists: Message Boards: Research : Families : Links

Welcome to County Antrim, Northern Ireland which is one of the nine counties that make up what is called "Ulster". They are Antrim, Armagh, Cavan, Donegal, Down, Fermanagh, Londonderry (Derry), Monaghan, and Tyrone. Cavan, Donegal and Donegal are part of the Republic of Ireland. The remaining six counties make up modern day, Northern Ireland, which since 1920 have been a part of the United Kingdom. See the History Section for more information on County Antrim. You can visit other Counties by clicking on the name in the selection list on the main graphic above. My name is Richard Ross, your County Antrim Host, and I am looking forward to helping in anyway I can. Unfortunately, I am not able to provide any personal research for you, so please, don't ask me for help in that area. Your best sources for finding help will come from this site and the resources outlined below. Thank you.

Our purpose is to provide, you, the visitor, with as much information possible to help you in your quest for knowledge into the lives of your Irish Ancestry. We will accomplish this through links to the history, the land, and the families that lived in Co Antrim, while providing you with addresses in the Research Section, of where you can write to secure birth, marriage, death, and land records for the county. In the Links Section, you will find additional sites which might be of interest to you, and help in your research. Additionally, you will find instructions for subscribing to the Mailing Lists, (i.e. CoAntrim, Ulster, or the IrelandGenWeb lists).

On your way out, you might wish to leave us a Family Group Sheet of your County Antrim ancestors or perhaps, you would like to provide us with those Surnames you are researching so that other visitors, who find that common surname listed, could contact you. Everyone benefits in sharing information.

Thank you for visiting County Antrim, and drop the County Host an email letting them know what you think of the site. Feel free to offer any suggestions you may have, also.

Special thanks to Gillian Johnston and Don Johnston for their contributions to the County Antrim site through Aug.13, 2006.