A great resource I was able to pick up when I visited years ago!
On Thu, Dec 14, 2017 at 2:45 AM Jim McKane <[email protected]> wrote:

> Our estore has just added this newly released Ebook which has been out of
> print and unavailable for many years @ $Cdn12.95 and is immediately
> downloadable as a fully searchable pdf file at
>
> CoTyroneIreland.com Ebook Store
> <http://www.cotyroneireland.com/estore/index.php?maincat_id=9>
>
> *Details - *
>
> Anyone who has ever searched for their Ulster roots will appreciate the
> value of
> knowing something about the many territorial divisions, place-names and
> spellings
> they will encounter. Being able to navigate this maze of locations and
> names in
> search of ancestral connections is an important first step on any
> genealogical voyage.
> Sometimes, the name of a village or town-land is the only clue as to where
> an
> ancestor might have originated. If we can identify the place and link it
> to a parish, we
> are on the way to discovering which church or civil records might reveal
> more
> information about our past.
>
> In 1992, Irish World, one of Ireland's leading family research companies,
> published
> "Heather, Peat and Stone", a definitive guide to the town-lands and
> parishes of County
> Tyrone. This A4 size book has over 160 page and contains clear maps of
> every civil
> parish and Catholic parish in the county, with the town-lands numbered and
> named on
> each one. It was the first time that both types of maps had been available
> in the same
> format, and the book proved very popular with people of Tyrone origin
> worldwide.
> The original print-run soon sold out and in response to repeated requests,
> it was felt
> the time was right for re-publication - this time as an e-book.
>
> "Heather, Peat and Stone" also seeks to convey a sense of the wider
> culture of Tyrone,
> so there are sections on folklore, history and topography, together with
> extracts from
> writings about the county. Tyrone has been well served by its fine writers
> and poets,
> and the publishers have sought to bring their voices into the mix so that
> the reader will
> encounter a range of the flavours associated with this historic county.
>
>
>
>
> Jim McKane
> South Bruce Peninsula, Ontario
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