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Antrim / Re: Bigamy - Mary Ann Duncan
« on: Wednesday 22 February 17 21:04 GMT (UK) »
Hi
I have a website www.glenavyhistory.com and associated Facebook site.
I am interested in the history of the area. The Murray family lived at Tully House Killead and also Ballynacoy House, Glenavy. Fortunately there is a census recorded by the local minister in the 1856 to 1873 period in Glenavy.
The Murray family are listed at Ballynacoy townland.
John Gregg Murray - his wife Matilda. James Gorman Murray son - who died young. Francis Gorman, son. The minister has entered in 1873 that he has married and left the country. Fortescue Murray, aged 7 in c1856. The minister has entered on 30 08 1873 that Fortescue was "at present awaiting his trial for deserting."
There were also daughters Anne Eliza & Florence Matilda Murray.
I hope that assists you all!!
I have a website www.glenavyhistory.com and associated Facebook site.
I am interested in the history of the area. The Murray family lived at Tully House Killead and also Ballynacoy House, Glenavy. Fortunately there is a census recorded by the local minister in the 1856 to 1873 period in Glenavy.
The Murray family are listed at Ballynacoy townland.
John Gregg Murray - his wife Matilda. James Gorman Murray son - who died young. Francis Gorman, son. The minister has entered in 1873 that he has married and left the country. Fortescue Murray, aged 7 in c1856. The minister has entered on 30 08 1873 that Fortescue was "at present awaiting his trial for deserting."
There were also daughters Anne Eliza & Florence Matilda Murray.
I hope that assists you all!!