Seven new databases launched for Ulster research

The Ulster Historical Foundation has added seven new databases to its online collection. Collectively, they hold more than 3,000 names. The databases are:

• Poll Book for County Cavan Election of May 1761: an index to the freeholders voting at this election (1,200 entries)
  
• Gravestone inscriptions from St Michael’s Catholic Church, Lissan, Cookstown, County Tyrone (74 entries)
  
• A list of Ulster-Irish Convicts who were transported to New South Wales, Australia, 1800-1818 (379 entries)
  
• Petition from the inhabitants of Bangor, County Down relating to the Act of Union, 31 January 1800 (211 entries)
  
• Preliminary Research in the USA: Naturalization Records from Vermont, 1839-1900 (415 entries)
  
• A list of those who contributed to the funds of the House of Industry, Belfast, 1834 (759 entries)
  
• County Armagh pre-1900 gravestone inscriptions with Australian connections (27 entries)

These databases are for Guild members only. Details.  

Note: I've edited the above since it was published this morning. I thought non-members could also access these collections on a pay-as-you-go basis but I've been advised this was incorrect. Apologies for any convenience caused.