Looking for Irish documents - Stuart, Hamilton, Fowley, early 1800s

[Myrtle boat]

Hi, I am an Irish person looking at my roots. I have one family my great grandmother who was the daughter of a man named John Stuart, from Cullen and  Brownhill, co. Leitrim. He was apparently the son of a man named David Stewart, who died in Leitrim in The late 1800’s. As he reported the death according to the death records. I haven’t got any further back yet, but I just thought it was interesting.
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[Kiltaglassan]

Might be better to start your own thread on the Leitrim board.

...a man named John Stuart, from Cullen and  Brownhill, co. Leitrim. He was apparently the son of a man named David Stewart, who died in Leitrim in The late 1800’s.

Is this his death?

5 September 1893 at Cullen and Brownhill townland in Carrigallen civil parish.
https://civilrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/churchrecords/images/deaths_returns/deaths_1893/05993/4704628.pdf
https://www.townlands.ie/leitrim/carrigallen/carrigallen/killygar/cullen-and-brownhill/

Looking at the record, it says Stuart not Stewart, and has been wrongly transcribed. It's been reported for change.

[Wexflyer]

Lisa,

The Anglican faith is formally known in Ireland as “the United Church of England & Ireland” shortened, in most cases, to Church of Ireland.

Er, um, the  “the United Church of England & Ireland”  ceased to exist on 1/1/1871!

The message might have gotten out by now.