Interesting Posts for County Fermanagh
Muster Roll of 1630BARONY OF MAGHERBOY
Sir John Dunbar, Knight, undertaker of 1,000 acres [Manor of Drumcro--Dromore, Dromadown, &c.]
1 William Johnston Sword and pike
2 John Mophat Sword and pike
3 John Gilmore Snaphance onely
4 George Sluano Sword and pike
5 Thomas Trotter Sword and musket
6 William Graham Sword and pike
7 Thomas Graham Sword and pike
8 George Torkington Sword and musket
9 Randall Bowen Sword and musket
10 Walter Johnston Sword and musket
Married Couples of County Fermanagh, IrelandThe following list is of the couples (42) in my database known to have been married in County Fermanagh, Ireland. Parishes identified so far are Aghalurcher, Aghavea, Galloon and Clones. These people grew up in Fermanagh, married, and then either stayed or immigrated. I have indicated birth and death dates if known. They are all related in some way to the Silver Creek Community of Delaware Co., IA. Most were of the Methodist or Presbyterian faith in the US. Glad to share information; glad to receive new information! Contact Becky Teubner at <mbteubner@lamarelectric.com>
Andrew Robinson d. Ire
Dorcas d. Ire
Alexander Robinson b. 1774 d. 1861 PA
Rachel Morrow
Jane McWilliams b. 1799 d. PA
James Robinson b. 1775 d. 1843 Ire
Margaret Esther Johnson d. bef 1827 Ire
Margaret Johnston b. 1872 d. 1874 IA
John Carrothers b. 1766 d. 1863 Ire
unknown wife
Dorcas Robinson b. 1794 d. 1835 Ire
Charles Swindle b. 1777 d. 1840 Ire
Mary Ann Robinson b. 1777 d. 1840 Ire
Thomas Robinson b. 1790
Mary
James Johnston b. 1800 d. 1885 IA
unknown wife
John R. Johnston d. 1881 IA
Jane R. Jordan b. 1816 d. 1904 IA
James Robinson d. Ire
Martha Burnside d. Ire
George Baxter b. 1800 d. 1871 IA
Elizabeth Robinson b. 1812 d. 1879 IA
Anthony Robinson d. bef 1905 Ire
Elizabeth Coulter d. bef 1905 Ire
William Carrothers b. 1804 d. 1866 IA
Margaret Ramsey b. 1816 d. 1878 IA
James Lendrum b. 1822 d. IA
Elizabeth Robinson b. 1816 d. 1889 IA
James Reinbird b. 1842 d. 1926 IA
Margaret J. Tarleton b. 1852 d. 1907 IA
Isaac Tarleton d. Ire
Jane Swindle b. 1818 d. Ire
John Crothers b. 1835 d. 1912 CA
Margaret Fair b. 1840 d. 1917 CA
Robert McMullen d. Ire
Mary Eliza Carrothers b. 1840 d. Ire
Robert Montgomery d. Ire
Elizabeth Carrothers d. Ire
Charles Gregg d. Ire
Caroline Swindle b. 1828 d. Ire
William Gregg d. Ire
Elizabeth Swindle b. 1814 d. 1839 Ire
Robert Montgomery d. Ire
Elizabeth Carrothers d. Ire
William Swindal b. 1822 d. IA
Mary b. 1822 d. IA
James Baxter d. Ire
Mary Montgomery d. Ire
John Kennedy d. Ire
Ann Right d. Ire
Thomas Beatty d. Ire
Mary Graham d. Ire
William Bleakly b. 1818 d. 1890 IA
Lucinda Little b. 1818 d. 1896 IA
Sarah Robinson d. bef 1914 Ire
Reid
Martha Jane Robinson b. 1844 d. aft 1914 Ire
Sherry
Martha J. Robinson b. 1876 d. 1949 Ire
Burnside d. Ire
Rachael Robinson
Hogg
M. J. Hogg (F) b. 1864 d. aft 1914 Ire
Garvin (M)
Ellen Hogg b. 1859 d. aft 1914 Ire
Summerville
Sarah E. Reid b. 1852 d. aft 1914 Ire
Adams
Mattie Reid d. bef 1914 Ire
Elliott
George Reid d. bef 1914 Ire
unknown wife
Thomas Kennedy
unknown wife
Martha Jane Sherry
Caldwell
Anderson (M)
Graham (F)
Swindle (F)
Sherry (M)
Isaac Reinbird b. 1876 d. aft 1952 Ire
?
Anthony Hogg b. 1856 d. aft 1914 Ire
?
John Reid b. 1852 d. aft 1914 Ire
?
Third Mc Grath Clan Gathering.A very successful third Mc Grath Clan Gathering was held in the Old Ground Hotel in Ennis, County Clare on the weekend of June 23rd with more than 100 attending from as far away as the USA, Canada, Australia and Switzerland. With three major groupings of the clan name in Ireland viz around Waterford in the south east, in the Clare and Tipperary area in Munster and in the north in Donegal, Fermanagh and Tyrone the clan gathering has now circulated to each area major area. This year's clan organisers were John Mc Grath of Carrick on Suir and Liam Mc Grath of Dungarvan. John will be captain of next year's Irish rowing team to the Celtic Games. Northern representatives to the gathering were Brendan Mc Grath now a Dublin businessman but originally from Ederney, County Fermanagh who was elected Clan Chieftain in Pettigo in 1996. Brendan's brother Maurice was also present and as clan bard and historian respectively were Cormac Mc Connell of Belnaleck and Clare FM Radio fame and John Cunningham who gave a talk on the Northern Mc Graths. Nicholas Mc Grath chief of the Waterford Mc Graths also attended. In the regally medieval setting of the Thomond Function room matters of clan interest were discussed and the evening ended with traditional music and Sean nos singing. Anyone interested in taking part or contributing to next year's clan gathering in Pettigo on the weekend of the 22nd of June should contact the clan website for information updates or phone 0044 2868 658327 or 051 640545.
William FlanaghanGravestone Inscriptions in County Fermanagh:
Aghalurcher: Clogher Record, Vol II, NO. 2, 1958.
Aghaven: Clogher Record,Vol IV, Nos. I & 2, 1960.
Devenish: St.Molaise's and Devenish Abbey; Devenish, its History,
Antiquities and Traditions, by Rev.J.E.MacKenna and F.J.Bigger, 1897.
Donagh: Clogher Record, Vol 1, No. 3, 1955
Drumully: Clogher Record, Vol X, No 2, 1954
Enniskillen, Enniskillen Parish & Town, by W.H.Dundas, 1913
Galloon: Clogher Record, Vol X, No 2, 1980
Holywell: Clogher Record, Vol II, No 4, 1957
Kinawley: Clogher Record, Vol I, No 4, 1956
Monea: The Parsih of Devenish, Co, Fermanagh, by Rev.William B.Steele, 1937
Templenafrin: Clogher Record, Vol II, No 1, 1957
Tullymageeran: Clogher Record, Vol II, No 3, 1959
Hope this helps someone. AND, NO, I do not know where to get them. This is from a list in a book.
Excerpts from :The Stem of The Irish Nation by John O'Hart. Also known as :" Irish Pedigrees" PBuddyfStarting on page 44;
001. Adam
002. Seth
003. Enos
004. Cainan
005. Mahalaleel
006. Jared
007. Enoch
008. Methuselah
009. Lamech
010. Noah
011. Japhet
012. Magog
013. Baoth
014. Phoeniusa Farsaidh (Fenius Farsa)
015. Niul
016. Gaodhal ( or Gathelus)
017. Asruth, in Eqypt
018. Sruth
019. Heber Scut, to Scythia
020. Beouman
021. Ogaman
022. Tait
023. Agnon
024. Lamhfionn, to Gothia (Lybia)
025. Heber Glunnfionn
026. Agnan Fionn
027. Febric Glas
028. Nenuall
029. Muadhad
030. Alladh
031. Arcadh
032. Deag
033. Brath, to Galacia in north of Spain
034. Breoghan (or Brigus). was king of Galacia, Andalusia, Murcia, Castile and Portugal.
035. Bile
036. Milesius of Spain ( aka Galamh) See "Song of Inisfail" by THomas Moore.
037. Heremon: 7th son; From him are descended the Kings, Nobility, and Gentry of the Kingdoms of Connaught, Dalriada, Leinster, Meath, Orgiall, Ossory; of Scotland, since the 5th century; of Ulster, since the 4th century; and of England, from the reign of King Henry II., down to present time.
038. Irial Faidh, died 1670 BC
039. Eithrial
040. Foll-Aich
041. Tigernmas
042. Enboath
043. Smiomghall
044. Fiacha Labrainn, died 1488 BC
045. Aongus Olmucach
046. Main
047. Rotheachtach
048. Dein
049. Siorna
050. Olioll Aolcheoin
051. Gialchadh
052. Nuadhas Fionnfail
053. Aedan Glas
054. Simeon Breac
055. Muredach Bolgach
056. Fiacha Tolgrach
057. Duach Ladhrach
058. Eochaidh Buadhach
059. Ugaine Mor
060. Colethach Caol-bhreagh
061. Melg Molbthach
062. Iran Gleofathach
063. Conla Caomh
064. Olioll Cas-fiachlach
065. Eochaidh Aol-Leathan
066. Aongus ( or Aeneas)
067. Enna Aigneach
068. Assaman Eamhna
069. Roighen Ruadh
070. Fionnlogh
071. Fionn
072. Eochaidh Feidlioch
073. Bress-Nar-Lothar, The Fineamhnas(Triplets_
074. Lughaidh Sriabh-n Dearg
075. Crimthann-Naidh-Nar
076. Feredach Fionn-Feachrnach
077. Fiacha Fionn Ola
078. Tuathal Teachtmar
079. Fedhlimidh Rachtmar, died 119 AD
080. Conn Ceadcathach( Conn of One Hundred Battles)
081. Art Eanfhear
From here on it really splits up to different tribes, clans, ect.
Genealogy deals with pedigrees and relations. Geography deals with locations. Notice the references to Spain, Castile, Portugal. ect.
The list above sure does indicate where the dark hair comes from in the Irish Genes.
The magazine ,"Ireland of the Welcomes", has just run its second article on the Spanish in the Republic. I have followed earlier discussions on the "Black Irish". The following are exerpts from the article entitled"O'NEILL and O'DONNELL on the march". This will show that the Spanishvwere in Ireland amd had contact with the northern cheiftans. The Battle of Kinsale in 1601, when the gallant Northern earls, O'NEILL and O'DONNELL, fighting side by side with their Spanish allies, lost to the English. It was as a result of that battle that the English Crown decided to take permanent steps to ensure nothing similar happened again, and drew up plans for the wholesale plantation of Ulster with Scots lowlanders.
"Duneill Castle, Dromore West, Co. Sligo, of Red Hugh O'DONNELL's last Christmas in his native land. It was here that O'DONNELL sighted five Spanish ships off the coast on their way to Killary Harbour, and signalled them to join him at Killybegs instead, so that plans could be made of Spanish assistance later in the year in a final attempt to rid Ireland of its conquerors.
"O'DONNELL was the only one of the chieftans that knew anything about the sea," explains John THUILLER, a local historian who has made the study of this period in Irish history his life's work. "Of course neither he nor O'NEILL ever intended the Spaniards to come into Kinsale. That was absolutely the last place they wanted them to land. The Spanish fleet should have sailed up to the north west, and met up with the Irish chieftains there.""
As seen in the historical context, the Spainish were allies with the Irish. To be an ally there had to be contact with them, so in this light it would appear that the Spanish were in Ireland and possibly intermarried with the Irish. (nothing like a man in uniform!
From NARA publication M237 - NEW YORK, NEW YORK PASSENGER LISTS, 1820 - 1897: Roll #307, Mar. 3, 1869 - March 31, 1869#245: Ship BRIDGEWATER; Liverpool - New York; arr 25 March 1869
# Name Age Sex Occupation County
434 Murphy Roger 45 M labourer Fermanagh
435 Murphy Mrs. 45 F Fermanagh
436 Murphy John 20 Fermanagh
437 Murphy Kate 17 Fermanagh
438 Murphy Mary 11 Fermanagh
439 Murphy [Thos] 10 Fermanagh
440 Murphy Ann 09 Fermanagh
441 Murphy Barney 07 Fermanagh
442 Murphy Ellen 05 Fermanagh
443 Murphy Bridget 03 Fermanagh
444 Murphy [Alice] inf Fermanagh
512 McWilliams Jane [28] F wife Fermanagh
513 McWilliams Jas 10 M Scotland**
530 [Clarey] John 21 M labourer Fermanagh
** Jane and Jas McWilliams were listed together, and it seems to me that they were probably mother and son.
Brackets indicate some difficulty with the handwriting.
Descendants of Andrew VernerGeneration No. 1
1. ANDREW1 VERNER1. He married MARGARET SMITH.
Child of ANDREW VERNER and MARGARET SMITH is:
2.i CHARLES2 VERNER, b. 1873, Kesh, Co, Fermanagh, Ireland.
Generation No. 2
2. CHARLES2 VERNER (ANDREW1) was born 1873 in Kesh, Co, Fermanagh, Ireland1. He married (1) MARY. He married (2) ELIZABETH FARMER June 11, 1897 in Paisley, Scotland1, daughter of ROBERT FARMER and ELIZABETH STEWART. She was born 18721.
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A SENESCHAL is a steward in charge of a noble's estate in the Middle Ages. ENCYCLOP�DIA BRITANNICA seneschal ,French S�N�CHAL, in medieval and early modern France, a steward or principal administrator in a royal or noble household. As time went on, the office declined in importance and was often equivalent to that of a bailiff; the office and title persisted until the French Revolution.In Merovingian times the seneschal was subordinate to the major domus, or mayor of the palace, and had charge of the personnel of the royal household. Under the Carolingians he became responsible for organizing the journeys of king or emperor and, by 1071, was the chief officer--steward of the household, head of the army, and administrator of the royal demesne. With the title dapifer he headed the names of those witnessing royal diplomas. By the mid-12th century, however, the office had weakened and become largely honorary.
Most of the great French feudatories--the dukes of Normandy and Aquitaine, the counts of Anjou, Poitiers, and Toulouse--had their seneschals. In Anjou and Poitou the title was given to subordinate officials on those counts' demesne. When these provinces became united to the crown after 1203, these officials were retained to perform the same duties as the bailiffs of the royal demesne elsewhere. This was the basis of the later classic administrative division of France into bailliages and s�n�chauss�es, although in Normandy, Maine, Anjou, and Auvergne the seneschals were replaced by bailiffs.
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JohnstonJoshua Johnston born about 1809 in Ireland
Anne Johnston born about 1818 in Ireland
Children:
Simon born about 1841 in Ireland
Eliza born about 1843 in Ireland
James born about 1845 in Ireland
John born about 1847 in Ireland
Joshua born about 1849 in Ireland
Lucinda born about 1851 in Ireland married George McClelland in 1870 in North Dorchester, Ontario Canada
Anne born about 1853 in Canada later known as the province of Ontario
Margaret born about 1855 in Canada
Adam born about 1857 in Canada
Sarah born about 1860 in Canada
Nixon?Is John Nixon related to Seriah Nixon? I have a Seriah Nixon who married Joseph Rowley in 1817 in Ireland. Joseph was born 1796 in County Fermanagh, Ireland and died December 28,1840 in Ireland. Seriah died 1848 in New Brunswick, New Jersey.
They had seven children:
1.John Rowley born September 4, 1818, Connought Skegh Co.,Fermanagh County, Ireland, died July 12, 1883 Belmont,Illinois. Married Ann Armstrong April 5, 1849 she wasborn February 28, 1826 in Ireland and died December 3,1914 in Belmont, Illinois(they had 5 kids);
2.Betsy Rowley born July 4,1822;
3.Margaret Rowley born March 7, 1825;
4.William Rowley born November 26, 1828, St. Johns hemarried and (Unknown) Elbridge(theyhad 5 kids);
5.Jane Rowley born September 16, 1831;
6.Mary Rowley born February 2, 1834;
7.Robert Rowley December 21, 1836 he was lost in New YorkCity!
In 1842 Seriah Nixon took her seven children and sailed to New York. From New York John Rowley went to Boston Mass. and then to Henderson County, Illinois. Seriah and the otherchildren went to New Brunswick, New Jersey.
Carrick is the old graveyard outside Derrygonnelly where the old church used to be;The following list of names are from a book by Mr W.K.Parke; "Glimpses of old Derrygonnelly".
Owen Cox, 1882
Edward Campbell, 1900
Thomas McDohnagh, 1776
Francis Love, 1813
Cormac McManus, 1757
Mary Curen, 1905
Patrick Durous, 1771
Sisey MacLlaghlen, 1742
Patrick Hosey, no date
Mary Corrigan, no date
Flaherry Maginis, 1799
Brian Love, 1794
Felix Dolan 1870
Sarah Dolan, 1874
Charles Murphy, 1879
Mary Conway, 1895
Margaret Murphy, 1889
Anthony Foy, 1790
Philip MacCafery, 1755
Henry Greene, 1916
James Ovens, 1704, Might be Owens.
John Moore, 1788
Pronunciation/Spelling of FermanaghFarmagh, Farmanagh, Farmanagtt, Farmanah, Farmanaugh, Farmargh, Farmaugh, Feremanagh, Fermaaugh, Fermach, Fermag, Fermagh, Fermah, Fermaine, Ferman, Fermana, Fermanach, Fermanagh, Fermanaghshire, Fermanah, Fermanale,Fermanaugh, Fermanch, Fermanegh, Fermaneh, Fermanel, Fermange, Fermangh, Fermanna, Fermannagh, Fermannah, Fermannaugh, Fermanneh, Fermanogh, Fermanough, Fermanugh, Fermargh, Fermau, Fermauagh, Fermauah, Fermauer, Fermaugh, Fermauogh, Fermenagh, Ferminagh, Ferminna, Fermnanagh, Fermonagh, Fermonoch, Fermough, Fernamagh, Fernaugh, Firmana, Firmanagh, Firmanch, Firmannah, Formana, Formanagh, Formanah, Formaugh
Black Frank Mc Hugh (Highwayman)Prionsias Dubh Mc Hugh otherwise Black Frank Mc Hugh.
Prionsias Dubh was a gentleman highwayman who flourished inthe second half of the 18th century. His headquarters was in the Scraghy hills about half way between Pettigo in County Donegal and Castlederg in CountyTyrone. The three counties of Fermanagh, Tyrone and Donegal all meet in this area. He was a man of some degree of culture and frequently mingled with the gentry at the house of Mr. Acheson of Grouse Lodge, near Pettigo who was unlikely to be unaware of the identity of Prionsias Dubh. Here the highwayman picked up tips on the travel arrangements of the gentry so as to select the best possible time to raid their property. The following news item in the Belfast News Letter May 9th 1780 tells of the demise of Black Frank and his gang. There are at least two songs still sung in the locality concerning Frank and his exploits. A recent correspondent Neville Long tells me that a grandson of Jeremiah Acheson (of Grouse Lodge ancestry) became Bishop of Connecticut in the USA and his son was Dean Acheson, Secretary of State under President Truman
Extract of a letter from Enniskillen, May 2nd (1780).
This day ended the assizes held here by special commission, at which the following persons were tried and found guilty, upon the clearest evidence, for robbing James Armstrong of Lisgoole, Esq; viz. Francis Mc Cue, alias Francis Dough, the captain of the gang, Richard Monkham, Patrick Corrigan, James Mc Cabe, Alex. Wright and Bryan Mc Alin. These unhappy, yet daring and dangerous men, have received sentence to be executed. The Judges, Baron Hamilton and Justice Lill, in their charges gave the greatest praise to the Enniskillen Volunteers; and indeed they well deserve the praise and warmest thanks of every man in the country, and particularly of those whose property exposed them to the attacks and ravages of the above desperate gang; and by their watchful attention, in now mounting an officer�™s guard, they will prevent a possibility of a rescue or escape, until they finish the arduous work they have begun, by seeing the laws of their country fully executed.�*
At his hanging Frank took advantage of the privilege of addressing the crowd and went on at some length. He was eventually interrupted by the hangman and told to finish. He turned to him and said - "for you it's a long day but a short one for me" and continued his final address.
CassidyCASSIDY emigrant was Patrick CASSIDY (b 1804) probably in Drumgormly townland, near Derrygonnelly in Co Fermanagh Ireland. He married Mary McCaffrey(b 1816) and moved to the US about 1842 with their 4 oldest children (Peter, Mary, Charles, and my ggrandfather--Patrick Francis b 1841) had 5 more there ( Ann Virginia, Mary Catherine, Elizabeth, Catherine, Edward Francis). (Mary Catherine and Catherine both died in infancy.) Patrick wrote poetry, sometimes under the penname Knockmore. He died in 1894. Mary's cousin, Peter B O Flanagan (b 1807) was from Aghakeerin townland and moved to the US to enter the Jesuits. He became pastor of Holy Trinity parish in Georgetwon, DC. Possible siblings of Patrick are Michael and Francis Cassidy and Bridget Cassidy McBrien (McBrine).
Other related families in Fermanagh are Flanagan and Love.
Kerr/Carr
Registry of Deeds Abstract of Wills Vol 1 1708-45 Eustace
Vol 1 1708-45
Entry First Name Last Name Description of the Kerr person
Date Action
201 John Kerr Dublin Gent
3APR 1720 Witness to John Forster
215 John Kerr
2Nov1720 Witness to memorial of Arthur Maxwell ESQ of
Drumbeg
Co.Down
245 John Kerr Dublin Gent
22APR 1720 Memorial witness of Daniel Forrest
262 John Kerr Dublin Gent
16Sept1722 Trustee for Samuel Cotton
291 John Kerr Dean of the Diocese
18July 1719 His own will of Ardagh/Co Longford
Elizabeth Kerr John's widow
18July 1719 named in will
Teeny Kerr his daughter
18July 1719 named in will
277 John Kerr Lisnaska/Fermanagh Gent
Witness of codicil of Joseph Eccles of Rathmoran
478 William Kerr Servant
15Jan 1731 named in will of David Murray of Corkeeran
George Kerr Servant
15Jan 1732 named in will of David Murray of Corkeeran
John Kerr Servant 15Jan
1733
named in will of David Murray of Corkeeran
George Carr Farmer of Kirkiren
15Jan 1734 Witness to David Murray of Corkeeran
47 Mary Kerr Niece
8July 1710 named in will of Col Christopher Wray of
Knockihernane, Co. Limerick
Registry of Deeds Abstract of Wills Vol 1 1708-45 Eustace
Vol 2 1746-85
Entry First Name Last Name Description of
the
Kerr person Date Action
225 Andrew Ker ESQ of Portatrave Co.
Monaghan 28 ? 1753 his will his lands inclded. Mt
Kermell, lisonegallorigh, Fermoyle, Barony cremorne Co. Monaghan
Margaret Ker Mrs Pettigrew daughter
28 ? 1753 named in will
Alice Ker daughter
28 ? 1753 named in will
Robert Ker son
28 ? 1753 named in will
John Ker son
28 ? 1753 named in will
William Ker
28 ? 1753 Trustee
83 William Ker Farmer of Newcastle
2Jan 1747 witness to memorial of David Charters of
Mullaghboy/Enniskeen Co Meath
489 William Ker
11 sept 1772 Witness to John Magill Dublin perukemaker
197 Letitia Ker married to John
18Nov 1756 Witness to James Johnsons will
John Kerr married to Letitia
18Nov 1757 Witness to James Johnsons will
6 Hugh Ker brother in law Dublin Merchant
19Aug 1746 witness to John Howison Dublin Gent
Hannah Ker nee Howison sister of John
19Aug 1747 witness to John Howison Dublin Gent
610 Sarah Karr nee Jackson daughter
1Dec 1779 named in will of William Jackson of Co Kildare
670 Arthur Carr of Ballaghhenry Co Down
26Nov 1782 his will
Arthur Carr his son
26Nov 1782 witness
william Carr his brother
26Nov 1782 executor
margaret Carr daughter
26Nov 1782 named in will
elizabeth Carr daughter
26Nov 1782 named in will
Mary Carr his wife nee gibbons
26Nov 1782 named in will
Nicholas Carr his father
26Nov 1782 executor
31 George Carr of stonehouse Co. Waterford Gent
20May 1782 his will
Thomas Carr his son
20May 1782 named in will
551 George Carr of Dublin
3June 1772 named in will of Richard Beauchamp Co. Kildare
297 John Carr Tenant in town of
Ferbane
2feb 1753 Thomas Jessop's will
Jeremiah Carr Tenant in town of
Ferbane
2feb 1753 Thomas Jessop's will
411 Michael Carr Templeogue/Co Dublin
July27 1761 witness to Sir Compton Domville's will
614 Philip Carr deceased
3June 1779 named in Edward Cusack's will
Rev Dr Carr Debtor to Edward
3June 1779 named in Edward Cusack's will
273 Thomas Carr clerk
28 Jan 1761 Robert Wily of Co Kildare
Registry of Deeds Abstract of Wills Vol 1 1708-45 Eustace
Vol 3 1785-1832
Entry First Name Last Name Description of
the
Kerr person Date Action
516 Lady Charlotte Kerr
26Aug 1819 in will of adam hunter of Balymagarry Co Antrim
70 Isabella Kerr mrs
Agar/grand-daughter 21 Dec 1787
Strabane/ Co Tyrone
29 John Kerr Gent of
Taunaghmore
co Antrim 5feb 1788 executor of John
McCulloch
157 Jno Kerr Gent of
Taunaghmore/
Drummuel co Antrim 12Mar 1792 owen kennedy's will
369 David Kerr of Cork
Rev John Smith's will
Dromore Wills 1768-1858 Vol4 Index to Irish Wills
-Thrift
First Name Last Name Description of
the
Kerr person Date
Archibald Ker Ballymccormick
1825
Henry Ker Gransha
1848
James Ker Gavaghy
1720
John Ker Killeny
1730
Josiah Ker/Kerr liverpool
1833
Adam Kerr Ballysallagh
1802
Agnes Kerr Ballydowgan
1730
Hamilton Kerr 4mile house/
Donaghmore 1824
Henry Kerr Drimnascamph
1754
Hugh Kerr mullaghfarnaghan
1800
Hugh Kerr lurganbane
1849
James Kerr anaghconnan
1772
James Kerr Gransha
1816
James Kerr lurganbann
1827
James Kerr lurganbann
1829
James Kerr lurganbaun
1841
James Kerr drumancloney
1856
John Kerr bellydoogin
1764
Armagh Wills 1768-1858 Vol4 Index to Irish Wills
-Thrift
First Name Last Name Description of
the
Kerr person Date
John Kerr tullygally
shankill
1812
John Kerr ballysallagh
1826
joesph Kerr/Keer drumahadone antrim
1817
margaret Kerr lurganbann
shankill Armagh 1825
mark Kerr annochmecownan
shankill armagh 1719
mary Kerr aghalee/co
antrim
1844
matthew Kerr lurganbann
1842
richard Kerr ballynamoney seagoe
1805
robert Kerr ballysallagh
1847
samuel Kerr anaghmecounan
1790
william Kerr lurgan Armagh
1846
william Kerr banbridge
1847
James Karr quilly dromore
1768-9
John Karr drumlough
1790
Nancy Karr nee mor
ballysallagh 1820
john Karr anoughmccounan
1746-7
catherine Carr lesize
1818
hugh Carr gransha
1727
mary Carr/Keer nee bryan
1727
James Carr ballynahinch
1828
richard Carr cloughscelt
1795
rosey Carr drumanagoon
1825
thomas Carr dromore
1828
william Carr tullygally shankill co
armagh 1820
Raphoe Wills 1684-1858 Vol5 Index to Irish Wills
-Thrift
First Name Last Name Description of
the
Kerr person Date
matthew kerr moyle
1845
john kerr portline
1716
Derry Wills 1684-1858 Vol5 Index to Irish Wills
-Thrift
First Name Last Name Description of
the
Kerr person Date
Daniel Kerr castletoothery killowea
1803
Grizell Kerr widow londonderry city
1717
James Kerr dunboe
1672
James Kerr/carr ardstraw
1766
James Kerr crigadick maghera
1803
John Kerr urbelreagh ardstraw
1753
John Kerr aughasesy
1785
John Kerr aughasesy
1811
John Kerr ballindrate
1844
Marion Kerr londonderry
1670
Owen Kerr drinowen lower
longfield 1813
Patrick Kerr stranameagh ardstraw
1779
Patrick Kerr milltown
1849
Robert Kerr stanameagh ardstraw
1753
Robert Kerr drimaony donagheady
1828
Thomas Kerr rabride
1726
Thomas Kerr carnkenny/ardstraw
1767
william Kerr tanlaghtfinlagan moyse
1833
william Kerr tanlaghtfinlagan moyse
1834
john Ker mariner londonderry city
1670
Ninian Ker dardries dunboe
1717
Cork & Ross Wills 1548-1800 Vol 2 Index to Irish
Wills
-Thrift
First Name Last Name Description of
the
Kerr person Date
robert kerr cork
1796
Newry & Mourne wills 1727-1858
John Kerr formerly of
rostrevor & carrickhill Belfast 1850
Vicars Index to Perogative wills of Ireland 1536-1810
First Name Last Name Description of
the
Kerr person Date
andrew Kerr Newcastle co meath Gent
1725
andrew Kerr Portrave/co. monaghan
ESQ
1753
anna h Kerr linenhall st. Dublin
1810
david Kerr catetallon st
london
merchant 1779
elizabeth Kerr widow of thimas
kerr
Waterford seedsman 1768
esther Kerr
1765
Cpt George Kerr of the East
India
Company Army 1771
hanna Kerr dublin widow
1794
henry Kerr
1793
hugh Kerr dublin baker
1749
james Kerr tullydraw co
tyrone
surgeon 1749
john Kerr st james
middlesex
1720
Hon. John Kerr lord john kerr
1728
john Kerr dublin gent
1748
john Kerr martinstown
county
west meath gent 1759
margory Kerr summerhill dublin widow
1800
mary Kerr widow cork city
1804
robert Kerr ballyaghrane county
londonderry gent 1679
robert Kerr newry co down merchant
1792
william Kerr ballymena co antrim
merchant
1756
alexander Ker dublin glazier
1723
andrew Ker ESQ portatrave co.
monaghan
1767
elizabeth Ker widow
1723
hugh Ker dublin merchant
1781
john Ker summerhill dub
1797
margaret ker flowerfield co
londonderry widow 1798
margaret Ker dublin spinster
1797
Lt col peter Ker of a dragoon regt
1744
william Ker newcastle co meath
1781
Lt John Karr belturbet Co
cavan
Kerr/CarrRegisters of Derry Cathedral (St Columbs/ Parish of Templemore/
Londonderry)
1642-1703
Adam Kerr son of James Ker mariner & Magrett Ker buried 28may1861
page250
James kerr son of james kerr buried 4aug 1681 pages 250& 251
Jane kerr married William dulce june18 1663 page 139
John ker married Margaret fenny 28mar 1665 page 141
John ker -gossip? At baptism june 1663 page 153
John ker son of Thomas ker baptised 26may 1665 page 161
John kerr married mary mccala 21aug1683 page 269
Robert son of john ker & mary ker baptised 13june 1686 page 296
Mary ker widow buried 1jan1686 page 301
Katherine ker buried 24june 1685 page 288
Martha daughter of john ker & mary ker baptised 23nov 1699 page 352
William ker clark of the parish of glendenmond married margret miler
21oct
1679 page 241
Margret daughter of margrett kerr (nee millar) & William kerr buried
29nov
1679 page 242
William ker clark was the minister at several weddings dating
30july 1682 page 259
10may 1684 page 277
9july 1685 page 288
23june 1687 page 304
& a baptism on 24june 1680 page 372
Commoners of Great Britian & Ireland 1836 Vol1 Burke
George Ker page437
John Kerr ESQ Page112
catherine kerr page298
Hon William Kerr page298
Katherine KerrPage326 sister of Mark Kerr 1st earl of lothian
John Kerr page366
Ker of leintwardine-Burkes landed gentry page 424
Burkes Irish family records page 670
this book contaions more detailed notes of this Kerr family from
Fermanagh
i have deliberately left out the dates of living people to ensure their
rights of privacy.
however all this material is published in the above book in the public
domain.
Edward Kerr of Carrick & legg Co. Fermanagh
owned lands in Largylinny
married
Catherine Faussett
children
1)John Kerr of the croagh/Enniskillen b24jan1820
1st wife married 17june 1851 Sarah rogers
2nd wife married 30 apr 1872 jane mary wilkin
Jane mary's wilkins children with john kerr of the croagh
a)Edward david MBE m ellen hughes m 24mar 1909
children
i) john kerr
ii)ellen mary gratton kerr
b)catherine mary d 17mar 1890
Sarah Rogers children with John kerr of the croagh
2)Maria m12june 1862 d30oct 1916 aged 85
3)Mary Jane kerr
4)Anne b1819 d1917
5)Jane d26June 1911
6)Catherine m 18June 1861
7)Elizabeth d21Dec1907
8) Robert Kerr of Carrick d7sept 1909
married Catherine daughter of John Faussett-his 1st cousin 8july1848 in
derryvullen
children
1)Anne Jane b3apr 1859
2)elizabeth b 24july 1852
3)maria jane b 12june 1854
4)Edward Kerr of Drumbadeen JP d28sept 1932 m31dec1879 ellen graham in
derryvullan
5)sarah ann b11may1862 catherine b 17oct1850, m12may1887 william kerr of
Beagh Fermanagh
6)mary anne
7)rebecca b3mar 1869 moved to USA
8)John Faussett Kerr of carrick & derrygonelly b6nov 1856 m11jan 1911
elizabeth eleanor acheson
children
1)william george kerr
2)florence isabella
3)eveline
4)iris maud
5)selena gleadys
Robert John Kerr MBE RUC Detective Inspector b 1911 m anne mary weir
child
1)Nigel victor kerr m kathleen margaret montgomery
child
catherine rachel kerr
2)Aubrey Robert Faucett Kerrm Patricia Margaret scott
children
George mark mannion kerr
peter john aubrey kerr
nicole michelle joanne kerr
some kerr nobility (living in the mainland of the UK- not ireland)
listed in
Whos' Who
Burke's peerage & de Brett's publications
Extinct Peerage
earls Ker of wakefield p305
Ker of cessford & cavertown
barony Ker created 1616
earldom of Roxburgh
dukedom of Roxburgh created 1707
Kerr of Nisbet Langnewtown & dolphinstoun
Baron 1633
earl of ancrum
Ker of newbottle Oxnam, jedburgh, dolphinstoun & nisbit barony 1701
maquis of lothian
ker of wakefiled & york
ker of kershaugh co roxburgh barony 1821
robert kerr duke of roxburgh 1740s
baron ker earl of wakefiled co York(england) d1755
john ker 3rd duke 2nd earl ker, knight of the garter & thistle, groom of
the
stole d19mar 1804
earldom of Ker expired 1804
robert ker - no issue
1767
LITTLE/ARMSTRONGPage 16 (our only page) of the original records of Aghalurcher Marriages in 1812.
As usual, a lot of the handwriting is unreadable, but perhaps some of the following will help a fellow lister out there somewhere: (x means a letter unclear, Surnames are typed here in all caps, but original has only first letter in caps)
No. 62 } Joseph WHITELY of the Parish of xdeavea (?) & Jane FORSTER of this Parish, Married in this Church by Licence 7 Feb 1818 by me Thos. Wisney (?) in the Presence of Francis FORSTER.
No. 63 } William xALE (HALE?) of the Parish of Drxxxxxx & Jane LETTIMORE (?) of this Parish, Married in this Church by Licence 8 Mar 1812 by me Thos. Wisney (?) in presence of Charles LETTIMORE (?) and xEdxxx THOMPSON
No. 64 } Christopher LITTLE of the Parish of Rossorry & Margaret SCARLET of this Parish, Married in this Church by Licence 28 Apr 1812 by me Thos. Wisney (?) in presence of Arthur Lxxxgth ( marked with 'X') and Henry ARMSTRONG
No. 65 } Jxxxx Bxxdale Pxxxate of the Parish of Kesh (?) & Mary FORSTER of this Parish, Married in this Church by Licence 6 May 1812 by me Thos. Wisney (?) in presence of Charles BLAKELEY, John xxssel, & xxxxxx
