Fegan

[heywood]

1861 shows Samuel born Coleraine, Londonderry
1901 shows Samuel born Ireland
1911 shows Samuel born Co Armagh

So he was born!   

He was - somewhere 

[heywood]

Yes. All information is correct. I even noticed on different census they changed from Covenanters to reformed Presbyterian but even that fits our history.

Is there any information in his Naval record?

[aghadowey]

Yes. All information is correct. I even noticed on different census they changed from Covenanters to reformed Presbyterian but even that fits our history.

It's not a change- Covenanter same as Reformed Presbyterian.

Have you seen this?
https://www.geni.com/discussions/168723

[hallmark]

So, now that you have Townland....have you checked other Marriages for siblings??

C Reg Marriage results for Fegan of Newry DISTRICT from 1870 to 1880 (as these have Images!) 

http://www.rootschat.com/links/01ncr/

[Lorna Liggett]

I don’t know if samuel had any siblings. 😩
Would have been a help if I did.

[Lorna Liggett]

Yes I read that re fegans in Londonderry. Couldn’t make a connection there at all.

[aghadowey]

Administration of the Estate of Samuel Fegan late of Ballinaleck County Armagh Farmer who died 3 May 1913 at Ballenon in said County granted at Armagh to James Samuel Fegan Farmer.

A John Feagan died 11 Apr.1870 age 82 Coleraine registration district.
     https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:FGFD-BN5 (quarryman, married)
A Matty Feagan died 1877 age 86 Coleraine district.
An Isabella Fagan (born c1832, daughter of John) married 14 May 1852 Coleraine district to William John Brown.
     https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:FG66-VFY

[hallmark]

I don’t know if samuel had any siblings. 😩
Would have been a help if I did.

No harm in looking....

[Lorna Liggett]

Yes found the will of Samuel at PRONI.
I will have to spend some time looking at these new names from coleraine.
Thank you 😊