Dear Liz,

May have to disregard the visit to BALLAUGH PARISH, the new post from Ms. Coakley, states because of not having records of burials, that Philip's grave plot would not be found, even so, she states by relative plot burials of families may be the only way to find his grave plot, I REPOSTED to Ms. Coakley that his father, ADAM CAIN was buried at MICHAEL PARISH, but 16 families did leave MICHAEL AND WENT TO BALLAUGH or either way, went to BALLAUGH AND RETURNED TO MICHAEL, under the BISHOP'S boundary lines between the two PARISHES of BALLAUGH AND MICHAEL, with no repentance, so maybe while worshipping at Ballaugh Parish, Patrick and Philip were born and when Philip died in infancey with smallpox that they buried him there because they were attending worship there and were to return to the church at Michael or vice versa, our records off the Isle state Philip was buried at BALLAUGH, so again so much to go back and re-review and research, it is endless, and so time consuming as stated it wearies my soul, all my research for years and others to make no sense at all in the end. Records are sometimes wrong, even though they are given in all honesty.

Well do not worry yourself about going to BALLAUGH, it may be in vain, so I will try and find out if MICHAEL is where he is buried, near his father, ADAM CAIN.

Take care,

Ruth