1796 flax growers see
http://www.igp-web.com/armagh/records/FlaxGrowers.htmMorrton George Derrynoose
Morton Charles Derrynoose
Morton George Derrynoose
Morton John Derrynoose
1825 Tithes Applotment Books 1823-1837 based upon the work of the
Irish Genealogy Hub’s listing for each parish in Northern Ireland, see
http://www.irishgenealogyhub.com/armagh-ancestry.php#.V9j1KmWoc5QThe relevant original books are in the Public Record Office of Northern Ireland (PRONI) Belfast
Morton, Dennis-- Townland : Drumacanver Year : 1825-Derrynoose-Armagh
Morton, George-- Townland : Drumacanver Year : 1825-Derrynoose-Armagh
Morton, John-- Townland : Cormeen Year : 1825-Derrynoose-Armagh
Morton, John-- Townland : Tullicallidy Year : 1825-Derrynoose-Armagh
Morton, Thos.-- Townland : Cormeen Year : 1825-Derrynoose-Armagh see below
Morton, Thos.-- Townland : Tullicallidy Year : 1825-Derrynoose-Armagh see below
Morton, William-- Townland : Lisagally Year : 1825-Derrynoose-Armagh
http://www.irishgenealogyhub.com/armagh-ancestry.php#.V9j1KmWoc5Qsee
http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php?topic=749686.9 here the suggestion by SSih that
Baptiste Morton d 1851 is a brother of a Charles d 1861 whose parents were Thomas Morton & Mary Kane suggested by BettyD
there is an article about a
Baptist(e) Morton Armagh in the Guardian Armagh, Northern Ireland 13 Jan 1851 heading
RURAL AFFAIRS AND PROSPECTS
Inquest.—Eccentbic Character.— An inquest was held few days since, the body of very eccentric character, of the name of Baptist Morton, of tho parish of Killylea, in the neighbourhood of this city, who generally believed to have died of starvation, though
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this is available via the The newspaper library Colindale London, which is available to see for a fee at several websites but I would think the Armagh museum may well have a copy Killylea ia about 6 miles north of Derrynoose Church of ireland records exist at both Derrynoose and Killylea and i wondered if there was some link
sorry cant help more