Church of Ireland rector resources?

[Link2Past]

Thank you Arthurk and Aghadowey.  That's great - it really helps give me a much richer picture of Bertie as an individual, plus it confirms he was married, which I suspected but did not know or have any sources to support.

Thanks again!

[aghadowey]

Married 4 June 1930 Limavady district to Rebecca Dallas according to GRONI's index.

Londonderry Sentinel, 5 June 1930: ... concourse of friends and well-wishers. The bride was Miss Bee Boyle Dallas, elder daughter Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dallas, Altmover, Dungiven, and the bridegroom was Rev. Robert Hogg Faulkner, B.A., rector of Clondevaddock, county Donegal, and formerly rector...

Northern Whig, 5 June 1930: … well-known Derry and Dungiven lamilies. The bride was Miss Bee Boyle Dallas, elder daughter Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dallas, Altmover, Dungiven, and the bridegroom was the Rev. Robert Hogg Faulkner. B.A., rector of County Donegal, and formerly rector of Bovevagh, Dungiven. The bridal procession was picturesque and imposing  …

Londonderry Sentinel, 14 June 1930: FAULKNER-DALLAS June 4, 1930, Christ Church, Limavady, by the Rev. Canon H. G. _, M.A.. Dungiven, assisted the Rev. A. E. Thompson, M.A., B.D., Limavady, the Rev Robert H. Faulkner, B.A., rector of Clondevaddock, county...

[aghadowey]

Belfast News-Letter, 26 July 1928: Rev. R. H. Faulkner, 8.A., senior curate of 6t. Mary’s Parish Church, Belfast, has received important appointment as a rector at Craigburst, near Toronto, from the Bishop of Ontario. He sails at the end of August. Mr. Faulkner …

Belfast News-Letter, 1 Nov.1954: … evening. The Rev. R. H. Faulkner, rector of Kilcronaghan Parish, Diocese of Derry, since 1945, and Mrs. Faulkner have received a presentation from the parishioners. Mr. Faulkner was curate St. Mary’s, Belfast, from 1922 to 1928. He went to Ontario in the latter ...

Mrs. Faulkner died before 1961-
Belfast Telegraph, 9 Sept.1961: ... The wedding took place in St. Katharine's Parish Church, Fortwilllam Park, to-day. The groom, a bank official, is the son of Rev. R. H. Faulkner and the late Mrs. R. P. B. Faulkner, and the bride's parents are Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Hough. The marriage was conducted by the groom's father and ...

Possible death-
Rebecca Faulkner, age 52, 15 May 1959 Magherafelt district

[Link2Past]

Hi Aghadowey, the death information for Bertie's wife agrees with what I just found for birth

Rebecca Boyle Dallas, born 4th Nov 1906, Registration District Dungiven

Also in the 1911 census Ruby P Boyle Dallas at Ballyharigan (Drum, Londonderry)

Thanks again for all the help with this.

[aghadowey]

Glad we were able to find more details. Just in case you want this for your records-

Rebecca Boyle Dallas born at Ballyhargin (Limavady is registration district & Dungiven is the sub-district)-
https://civilrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/churchrecords/images/birth_returns/births_1906/01723/1681743.pdf

[Link2Past]

Thanks again.  irishgenealogy.ie is one of my 'go to' websites along with the Ireland 1901 and 1911 census records 

[HughC]

Some of this may repeat what you know already.

b. in Derry 14 Sep. 1900; 3rd son of Robert Hogg Faulkner and Margaret née Wilson.  Educ. at Foyle College and Magee College, Derry; Trinity College, Dublin (BA 1922, MA 1934: Alumni Dublinenses may have more detail).
Ordained deacon 1922; curate of St Mary, Belfast, 1922; ordained priest 1924; rector of Craighurst, Ontario, 1928; curate in charge of Bovevagh (diocese of Derry) 15 Feb. 1929; rector of Clondevaddock (diocese of Raphoe) 28 Feb. 1930; curate in charge of Camus juxta Bann (diocese of Derry) 1933; curate in charge of Kilcronaghan (diocese of Derry) 1946 and rector 1948 (with Ballynascreen from 1962; canon 1963. 
d. 6 Jan. 1966 (bur. at Dungiven).

m. at Drumachose 4 June 1930 Rebecca Patterson, dau. of Joseph Boyle and his wife Sarah née Dallas of Dungiven.  She d. 16 May 1959 (bur. at Dungiven).
dau. Margaret Elizabeth Rée b. 1 June 1931; son Dorrington Boyle b. 22 Oct. 1934.

That was put together (but not copied verbatim) from 'Clergy of Connor' and 'Clergy of Derry and Raphoe', compiled by the Rev. James B. Leslie and updated & published by the Ulster Historical Foundation.

[Link2Past]

Thanks wee Hugh, this confirms and updates some of what I've discovered already on this thread.

The details for Rev R H Faulkner's wife are not quite right, as I've seen her birth record and on 1911 census, so her father's surname was Dallas, her mother was Dallas nee Boyle, not the other way round.   One of her brothers was called Dorrington so for me that explains where their son's name came from.

Rev. Leslie's book looks like a good resource - do you have to be a member of the Ulster Historical Foundation to get hold of it?  Regardless, good to know it exists.

[HughC]

The books are available in bookshops, but I think they cost £40 each.  I recently picked up one volume in the Oxfam bookshop at about half price, although in new condition.

I misunderstood the way the Raphoe book expressed his wife's name.
Hope his mother's maiden surname was correct: it was given as Hogg in the Connor book.