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Tyrone / Hegarty, Hagerty,Higerty, McCrum Family Tyrone
« on: Thursday 15 March 12 01:12 GMT (UK) »
Searching for any descendents of the following family.
Joseph Hegarty ( no birth info found ) married Sarah McCrum in Coalisland, Dungannon on 28th June 1876, in Newmills Church of Ireland. Joseph is listed as age 22 and was a labourer. His address is given as Ballymona, Parish of Tullaniskin. His father is listed as Samuel Hagerty, a labourer. On Joseph's death certificate in 1921, his mother is listed as Mary Ann Smith (Smyth )
Sarah McCrum ( no birth found ) on marriage certificate, father listed as William McCrum, a labourer. Address listed as same as Joseph's.
According to Sarah's death certificate, in 1927 her mother is Ann Wylie.
According to IGI there was an Alexander Heggarty, born 1864 in Clonavaddy, Tyrone. His parents were listed as Samuel Hegarty and Mary Ann Smyth. His marriage certificate on 20th August 1886, confirms parents as Samuel and Mary Ann. ( possibly found Joseph's brother ) Alexander is listed as a letter-carrier and his address is given as Dungannon Parish of Drumglass. He married a Mary Jane Collins, aged 22.
of Claggan Parish of Pomeroy.Her father was William Collins, a builder. They were married in Lisnagleer Baptist Chapel at Pomeroy.
1901 Census - Alexander Hegarty, aged 36 a postman, living at Market Square, Dungannon, Tyrone. Family consist of wife Mary Jane,age 35 , sons, William 9, Thomas 6 and Samuel James, a baby. The family were all Baptists.
1911 Census - Alexander Hegarty aged 46. postman, living at 5 Caufield Terrace, Dungannon, Tyrone. Wife Mary Jane aged 45 and sons,William aged 18 listed as solicitor's general clerk, Thomas aged 16, shop assistant (ironmonger) and James aged 10 ( possibly Samuel James), a scholar.
Discovered while searching site re Irish wills -
Robert Tracy: Probate of the Will of Robert Tracy late of Cormullagh County Tyrone Farmer whodied 4 January 1909 granted at Armagh to Alexander Heggarty Rural Postman. Date Of Grant: 09/03/1910 Effects: Effects £160
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Elijah Hegarty is listed on the 1901 Scottish census as living with his brother Joseph's family in Bellshill, Lanarkshire. He was born c1871 in Ireland and moved to Scotland, where he married an Anne Kennedy in Dunipace, Stirling in 1897. Following her death, he married, Helen Kyle in 1902 at Bellshill, Lanarkshire, where he was a fireman in the local iron works. His marriage certificate lists his parents as Samuel Hagerty and Mary Ann Smith. Cannot find death certificate for him in Scotland, believe he may have returned to Ireland.
David Heggarty ( Higerty ) born c1865, Ireland. On 1891 Scottish census, living in Lanarkshire, millman at steel works. Married at Bellshill in 1891 to Martha Nicholl, a farm servant, born in Dungannon, Co. Tyrone. According to marriage certificate, David's parents were Samuel Higerty and Mary Ann Smith.
Joseph Hegarty ( no birth info found ) married Sarah McCrum in Coalisland, Dungannon on 28th June 1876, in Newmills Church of Ireland. Joseph is listed as age 22 and was a labourer. His address is given as Ballymona, Parish of Tullaniskin. His father is listed as Samuel Hagerty, a labourer. On Joseph's death certificate in 1921, his mother is listed as Mary Ann Smith (Smyth )
Sarah McCrum ( no birth found ) on marriage certificate, father listed as William McCrum, a labourer. Address listed as same as Joseph's.
According to Sarah's death certificate, in 1927 her mother is Ann Wylie.
According to IGI there was an Alexander Heggarty, born 1864 in Clonavaddy, Tyrone. His parents were listed as Samuel Hegarty and Mary Ann Smyth. His marriage certificate on 20th August 1886, confirms parents as Samuel and Mary Ann. ( possibly found Joseph's brother ) Alexander is listed as a letter-carrier and his address is given as Dungannon Parish of Drumglass. He married a Mary Jane Collins, aged 22.
of Claggan Parish of Pomeroy.Her father was William Collins, a builder. They were married in Lisnagleer Baptist Chapel at Pomeroy.
1901 Census - Alexander Hegarty, aged 36 a postman, living at Market Square, Dungannon, Tyrone. Family consist of wife Mary Jane,age 35 , sons, William 9, Thomas 6 and Samuel James, a baby. The family were all Baptists.
1911 Census - Alexander Hegarty aged 46. postman, living at 5 Caufield Terrace, Dungannon, Tyrone. Wife Mary Jane aged 45 and sons,William aged 18 listed as solicitor's general clerk, Thomas aged 16, shop assistant (ironmonger) and James aged 10 ( possibly Samuel James), a scholar.
Discovered while searching site re Irish wills -
Robert Tracy: Probate of the Will of Robert Tracy late of Cormullagh County Tyrone Farmer whodied 4 January 1909 granted at Armagh to Alexander Heggarty Rural Postman. Date Of Grant: 09/03/1910 Effects: Effects £160
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Elijah Hegarty is listed on the 1901 Scottish census as living with his brother Joseph's family in Bellshill, Lanarkshire. He was born c1871 in Ireland and moved to Scotland, where he married an Anne Kennedy in Dunipace, Stirling in 1897. Following her death, he married, Helen Kyle in 1902 at Bellshill, Lanarkshire, where he was a fireman in the local iron works. His marriage certificate lists his parents as Samuel Hagerty and Mary Ann Smith. Cannot find death certificate for him in Scotland, believe he may have returned to Ireland.
David Heggarty ( Higerty ) born c1865, Ireland. On 1891 Scottish census, living in Lanarkshire, millman at steel works. Married at Bellshill in 1891 to Martha Nicholl, a farm servant, born in Dungannon, Co. Tyrone. According to marriage certificate, David's parents were Samuel Higerty and Mary Ann Smith.