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Ireland (Historical Counties) => Ireland => Cavan => Topic started by: christinethomast on Tuesday 21 May 13 20:58 BST (UK)
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Family records show Charles Farmer Ingham 1737- 1813 from Stag Hall, Belturbet, Co. Caven and his family including Humphrey John Ingham (or simply John) 1782 - 1866. My first question is - if Belturbet is a town...what is Stag Hall? Charles married a Florence Veitch and his son Humphrey married a Mary Borbidge. I can't find information on either marriage...can anyone help?
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on irish genealogy st pauls church of ireland dublin 10th november 1803 john ingham marriage to mary borbidge sorry no other details supplied, the name ingham seems to have been very common in dublin around that time. on the calendar of wills and administrations the only place that appears for the borbidge name 5 in wexford.
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from what i can glean fom the internet staghall appears to be in Drumlane townland of Kilconny.
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Re: Stag Hall - I did find a bed and breakfast in Belturbet called Stag Hall but the name also seemed to be part of the town...it's a puzzle!
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Staghall seems to be an area just outside Belturbet. This looks like the same Ingham family-
http://www.goosefamily.org/families/ingham/003.htm
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Yes that's the history. Where do you find it as an area outside of the town?
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Google 'staghall beltrubet' and lots of pictures, maps, etc. come up such as this one-
http://www.geograph.ie/photo/336800
You can also find it via Google Maps.
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I've located some Ingham ancestors from Cavan and Fermanaugh in the Canada, British Regimental Registers of Srevice, 1756-1900. In particular, John, George and William. Can anyone tell me where I might find the Attestation forms?
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http://www.logainm.ie/en/105067
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I've located some Ingham ancestors from Cavan and Fermanaugh in the Canada, British Regimental Registers of Srevice, 1756-1900. In particular, John, George and William. Can anyone tell me where I might find the Attestation forms?
Did you find this on Ancestry?
This thread might be useful
http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php?topic=650749.0
UK National Archive research guide.
http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/help-with-your-research/research-guides/?research-category=military-and-maritime
There is a fairly long reply here http://ancestryforums.custhelp.com/posts/1346b3e68c about searching for Irish ancestors using these records.
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http://www.willcalendars.nationalarchives.ie/search/cwa/details.jsp?id=1639480032
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Same executor??
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Same address on 2 +3...
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INGHAM FAMILY. The Ingham family of the line here treated belonged to Yorkshire in England, and descended from Sir Oliver Ingham, who lived in the time of Edward III, but went into Ireland, 1650.
Thomas Ingham was a surgeon in the royal army. He was born at Stag Hall, on the- Ingham estate in Lisnmane, county Cavan ; died April? 1777:
married, March 4, 1729, Mary Farmer, 1 died March 25, 1759.
Their son, Charles Farmer Ingham, born Stag Hall. June 27. 1737, died Dublin, October 17, 1813, married,
March 25, 1770. Florence Yeitch, died August 24. 1824. Charles received an appointment under
the crown in the reign of George III as collector of customs in Dublin, upon which he removed to
that city and lived at Island Bridge until his death.
He was buried in St. Paul's Church. His sister Immorinda remained at Stag Hall, and alter her death a part of the estate was sold to Ford Lanesborougb, whose property adjoined Lisnmane:
Stag Hall subsequently went into possession of John Ingham, one of the descendants
of Thomas Ingham.
Charles Farmer Ingham had two sons:
1 Thomas, born August 25. 1771. married Jane Keilley ;
and
Humphrey John, born Stag Hall, April 10, 1782, died Allegheny City. Pennsylvania, October 15, 1866: married Mary Borbidge; she died January 14, 1826.
The children of Humphrey J . Ingham and wife Mary Borbidge
were:
Sarah Borbidge, born August 22, 1804;.
Florence Veitch, born August 19. 1806;
Mary, born June 7, 180S. married a Tuttle;
Charles Farmer, born Dublin, Ireland. August 12 , 1810. died Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania, January 18,
1890:
John Borbidge, born January 15, 1813, died January 3. 1893:
Rachel Smith, born October 20, 1814, married John Barr;
Elizabeth, born June 16. 1817, married a Mr. Ackley:
James, born December 7, 1819, died August 12. 1820:
Fannv Borbidge, born June 4, 1822, married Thomas Parker.
Charles Farmer Ingham was born of English parents in the city of Dublin. Ireland. 1810, and
died Wilkes-Barre, January 18, 1890. He came to America in early childhood with his parents, who
located in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. When about twelve years old his father removed to the
Wyoming Valley and located on the west side of the river. Young Ingham joined his uncle, Thomas Borbidge, as clerk in the latter s store in Kingston. He- remained there several years,
and took up. the studv of medicine with Dr. Thomas W. Miner. In 1830 he taught school in
the old Wilkes-Barre Academy, which stood on the public square. Subsequently he attended lectures in the University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, although during all this time his attention
had largely been given to civil engineering, for which he was especially adapted by nature, he
never engaged in medical practice, but applied himself to engineering, in which he subsequently
achieved a wide reputation. He early distinguished himself by the part be took as assistant
engineer in locating and constructing the North Branch canal, running south from Wilkes-Barre
to Northumberland, and north to the New York state line. The work was completed in the summer of 1834. He located, surveyed and built the back track of the Lehigh Coal and Navigation
Company front Penobscot to Wilkes-Barre. This was the first gravitv road built in the Wynning
valley. His services were sought by the Jersey Central in the construction of the branch run-
ning from Wilkes-Barre to Xanticoke, and he was afterward employed by the Pennsylvania Rail-
road Companv as engineer of its Susquehanna- Coal Companv mines at Xanticoke. The rail-
road bridge across the Susquehanna from W ilkes- Barre to Plymouth, now the Delaware & Hudson
bridge, was engineered by him. Shortly before the war he started the system of works for the
Wilkes-Barre Water Company, and carried it to successful completion.
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INGHAM FAMILY. The Ingham family of the line here treated belonged to Yorkshire in England, and descended from Sir Oliver Ingham, who lived in the time of Edward III, but went into Ireland, 1650.
Thomas Ingham was a surgeon in the royal army. He was born at Stag Hall, on the- Ingham estate in Lisnmane, county Cavan ; died April? 1777:
married, March 4, 1729, Mary Farmer, died March 25, 1759.
The Farmer family came from Northamptonshire, England, and settled in Youghal. Ireland. They were a collateral branch of the Earls of Pomfret
Mary was one of a family of eight children of Farmer and' Mary Hales, his wife.
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IN THE LANDED ESTATES COURT.
In the Matter of the Estate of HUGH JOHN INGHAM, Owner;
The said Hugh John Ingham, Executor ofMaria FINLAY, Petitioner;
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION.
In One Lot,
On Thursday, the 3rd day of JULY, 1877,
At noon,
Before the Right Hon. Judge ORMSBY,
At the Landed Estate Court,
Inns-quay, Dublin,
The Lands of Carriagan, otherwise Carrighill, containing 94a. 0r. 27p. statute measure, situate in the barony of Lower Loughtee, and county of Cavan, held in fee-simple, and producing a net profit rent of £127 17s. 4d.
Dated this 6th day of June, 1877.
Henry Robt. GREENE, Chief Clerk.
DESCRIPTIVE PARTICULARS.
This estate, in possession of a single tenant, is situate about half a mile from Belturbet, and nine and a half from Cavan and Clones, market towns and railway stations. There is a handsome gentleman's residence, with farm-yard, offices, and gate-lodge. The lands are neatly planted on the borders of a large lake. There is abundant fishing at hand.
The lands are in possession of one tenant, who pays his rent punctually.
For rentals and further particulars apply at the Registrar's Office, Landed Estates Court, Four Courts, Inns-quay, Dublin; or to
MAXWELL and WELDON, Solicitors,
Having carriage of Sale,
37, North Great George's-street Dublin.
http://www.irelandoldnews.com/Cavan/1877/JUN.html
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MARRIED
May 13, in Casino, Roebuck, by the Venerable Archdeacon HAMILTON, John DALY, Esq., of O'Daly's Bridge, county of Meath, to Carolous Caroline, daughter of John INGHAM, Esq., of Johnsville, county of Cavan.
http://www.irelandoldnews.com/Cavan/1847/MAY.html
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DEATHS.
At Redhills, county Cavan, John INGHAM, Esq., Solicitor aged 76 years.
http://www.irelandoldnews.com/Cavan/1851/OCT.html
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BIRTHS. http://www.irelandoldnews.com/Cork/1862/JUN.html
June 8, at Athlone, the wife of Captain J. C. Ingham, 36th Regiment, of a son, which survived only an hour.
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https://www.google.ie/maps/place/Staghall,+Co.+Cavan/@54.0983992,-7.4677848,15z/data=!3m1!4b1!4m5!3m4!1s0x485e136beeb42f7b:0x11d403812f589205!8m2!3d54.0983999!4d-7.4590302
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Thanks for all of this - I am just back from Dublin where I spent much time at the Registry of Deeds - and found several records involving Joseph Ingham in and around Belturbet, Co. Cavan. Now to order microfilm from Family Search for a closer look!