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Derry (Londonderry) / Re: Presbyterian Meeting Houses In Londonderry
« on: Saturday 09 December 23 18:51 GMT (UK) »
Thank You Elwyn Soutter and Kiltaglassan for your kind replies with links!
Judi in USA
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Derry (Londonderry) / Re: Faded Marriage record, Can anyone read
« on: Saturday 09 December 23 18:29 GMT (UK) »
Thank you Gaffy and MCKha489. I was hoping that the second witness was a Jane. LOL Your kindness is greatly appreciated!
Judi
Judi
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Derry (Londonderry) / Presbyterian Meeting Houses In Londonderry
« on: Saturday 09 December 23 17:14 GMT (UK) »
I've noticed on some of the marriage records the couples were married at a Presbyterian Meeting house. Are there any records for these meeting houses ? Did these meeting houses predate some of the Presbyterian Churches?
Judi
Judi
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Derry (Londonderry) / Faded Marriage record, Can anyone read
« on: Saturday 09 December 23 17:06 GMT (UK) »
James McKay and Mary Loughry were married 25 Oct. 1855, at the Balteagh Presbyterian Meeting house. I can read most of the marriage record but I can't make out the Witnesses names. Sometimes they were family members, so I am hoping some nice person can maker out the witnesses names.
Thank You for any help!
Judi
Thank You for any help!
Judi
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Derry (Londonderry) / Re: Alexander McKay
« on: Friday 24 November 23 16:56 GMT (UK) »
I am also trying to find a Mckay connection to Alexander McKay. I have a James Mckay son of Joseph Mckay who Married Mary Loughery D/O Samuel Loughery 25 Oct. 1855. At the time of their marriage they listed Maine as their place of residence. Samuel Loughery lived in Maine and Joseph Mckay (probably b. abt. 1790 and died before 1867) lived in Drumsurn lower. In a death record for a James Mckay age 42, died 14 Dec. 1871 in Maine, the informant was Alexander McKay.
The age of this James Mckay fits with what little info I have on him being the son of Joseph. And there was a James McCay in the Valuation books for Maine North. 1860-1863 James McCoy/ McCay was listed as an Immediate Lessor, 1864-1882 Lessor name James McCay crossed out and occupant named James McCay Jr. written in . 1883-1892 James McCay jr. name crossed out.
Anyone have an opinion on if the James Mckay in Maine is the son of Joseph and if so is he related somehow to Alexander McKay?
The age of this James Mckay fits with what little info I have on him being the son of Joseph. And there was a James McCay in the Valuation books for Maine North. 1860-1863 James McCoy/ McCay was listed as an Immediate Lessor, 1864-1882 Lessor name James McCay crossed out and occupant named James McCay Jr. written in . 1883-1892 James McCay jr. name crossed out.
Anyone have an opinion on if the James Mckay in Maine is the son of Joseph and if so is he related somehow to Alexander McKay?
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Derry (Londonderry) / Re: mackay - taggart of Dungiven area
« on: Wednesday 22 November 23 18:55 GMT (UK) »I have a McKay/Jackson marriage which may be of interest.This is part of my husband's McKay family. And yes it is Drumsurn, They lived in Drumsurn Lower in the Valuation books. Joseph McKay's widow Mary died 13 Aug. 1867 in Drumsurn, the informant was a Jane McKay, So Joseph McKay/ McCay died before 1867. I'm missing any information on Joseph McKay/McCay jr. because in the Valuation books in Drumsurn Lower a Joseph McKay was still listed 1883-1892 In the 1899-1910 the name Joseph McCay is crossed out.
Jane Jackson, Largy, married Thomas McKay, Drumsurn (possibly Drummond - very unclear) 12th July 1860 in Balteagh Pres Church. Father of Jane was David Jackson a labourer and father of Thomas McKay was Joseph McKay, also a labourer.
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Ireland / Re: Bartley PRONI file Co. Monaghan
« on: Wednesday 22 November 23 03:11 GMT (UK) »
Thank you Jon_ni
After I posted I found that I can order the file from PRONI. Thank you for the links, I'll have to check them out!
Judi in Missouri, USA
After I posted I found that I can order the file from PRONI. Thank you for the links, I'll have to check them out!
Judi in Missouri, USA
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Ireland / Bartley PRONI file Co. Monaghan
« on: Monday 20 November 23 19:32 GMT (UK) »
My husbands William Bartley who born 
died in 1857 , Scarva, Co. Down said he was born in Rockcorry. So I am hoping some kind person if they go to PRONI could look at the following for me to see what Bartley's are listed. Thank you in advance! Judi in Missouri, USA
Repository : Public Record Office for Northern Ireland
PRONI Reference : D3669/4
Level : Item
Access : Open
Title : Typescript genealogical notes on the related ...
Dates : c.1600-1981
Description : Typescript genealogical notes on the related families of : Bell, Trummery and Glassaneeran, Co. Antrim and Garranroe and Derryvally, Co. Monaghan; McBurney, Co. Monaghan; Bartley, Rockcorry, Co. Monaghan; Reid, Slieveroe, Co. Monaghan; Sinton, Greenmount, Co. Monaghan; Mackie, Kincon, Co. Armagh; and Ronaldson, Co. Monaghan.
Attached are some letters from Jennie M Patten, Yuma, Colorada, 1931, to Denis Bell, about the descendants of Thomas Clarke (or Dr Clarke as he was known), minister of Cahans Presbyterian Church from c.1750-64 and who emigrated to New York, with 300 other Presbyterians, mostly from his own congregation, in 1764.
died in 1857 , Scarva, Co. Down said he was born in Rockcorry. So I am hoping some kind person if they go to PRONI could look at the following for me to see what Bartley's are listed. Thank you in advance! Judi in Missouri, USARepository : Public Record Office for Northern Ireland
PRONI Reference : D3669/4
Level : Item
Access : Open
Title : Typescript genealogical notes on the related ...
Dates : c.1600-1981
Description : Typescript genealogical notes on the related families of : Bell, Trummery and Glassaneeran, Co. Antrim and Garranroe and Derryvally, Co. Monaghan; McBurney, Co. Monaghan; Bartley, Rockcorry, Co. Monaghan; Reid, Slieveroe, Co. Monaghan; Sinton, Greenmount, Co. Monaghan; Mackie, Kincon, Co. Armagh; and Ronaldson, Co. Monaghan.
Attached are some letters from Jennie M Patten, Yuma, Colorada, 1931, to Denis Bell, about the descendants of Thomas Clarke (or Dr Clarke as he was known), minister of Cahans Presbyterian Church from c.1750-64 and who emigrated to New York, with 300 other Presbyterians, mostly from his own congregation, in 1764.
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Derry (Londonderry) / It is in alphabetical order
« on: Sunday 30 October 22 00:43 BST (UK) »
It shows my John Fleming living in Mulkeeragh in 1839.