Mary Jane Cullen b c1836 - 'Derry' / 'Tyrone' (living in Scotland)

[Rosinish]

Please excuse my lack of knowledge of Irish place names/counties etc. 

Mary Jane Cullen b c1836 Ireland (no baptism found)

1855 - Desertmartin, Derry on son John's BC

1887 - Co. Tyrone on a Poor Law application

Is Derry a Barony?

I have also seen Loughinsholin as a Barony in Londonderry

My question is, how do I actually record the PoB as the above creates a county within a county which is confusing?

ATM - I have Desertmartin, Derry, Londonderry, Co. Tyrone, Ireland


Annie

[aghadowey]

Usually townland + civil parish + county would show a location in Ireland.
R.C. Parishes are different from Civil Parishes. There is an R.C. parish Desertmartin and Kilcronaghan- not sure if residence of parents (townland) is recorded in 1855 but you can check.
https://registers.nli.ie/parishes/0359

This is a great site for finding townlands, etc. in Ireland- the Poor Law Union (PLU) is usually the same as the civil registration district which is helpful to know when searching for civil registrations (births, marriages, deaths)
https://thecore.com/seanruad/

[Rosinish]

Thanks aghadowey for your replies & links & my apologies on not being clear enough...

The family 1st appear on the 1851 Scottish census as b Ireland, more specific PoB recorded on Scottish records post 1851...

1855 - Desertmartin, Derry on son John's BC (Scotland)

1887 - Co. Tyrone on a Poor Law application (Scotland)

Annie