Crockatanty Presbyterian Church, Bodoney Lower Parish, County Tyrone, Northern Ireland Marriages 1876-1914
Registration District of Omagh (originally Gortin)
Extracted from PRONI Film Ref: MIC1P/254
Transcribed, Compiled and Submitted by
Len Swindley, Melbourne, Australia
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Early in the 1850s the United Presbyterian Church of Scotland kept a Scripture Reader in these parts. U.P. licentiates were used to supply a mission station at Sixtowns, Co. Derry, and they held an occasional service here in Crockatanty, about fifteen miles from Cookstown. A Mr. Lawry had extensive sheep farming and he brought over a number of Scottish shepherds. They and their families formed the bulk of the congregation. A church was erected and some time later the Mission Board of the Presbyterian Church in Ireland took charge of it.
Mr. James McIntosh (lic. Dromore 1870) was ordained as a Home Missionary on 10 May 1872, but died in August of the same year. The services were conducted by licentiates till Mr. Archibald Beattie (lic. Raphoe) was ordained on 24 May 1876. He accepted a call from Lowtherstown (Irvinestown) in May 1883 and the services became the responsibility of the Revs. Matthew Logan and Adam Whyte of Gortin, in which congregation it was then united. The depopulation of the district – especially of Presbyterians – led to the closing of the church, and by 1977 it was derelict and vandalised. (History of Congregations in the Presbyterian Church in Ireland 1610-1982)
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No. DATE DETAILS 1 Aug 12 1876 Stephen Scott 21 years bachelor caretaker Tebrack. Father: Stephen Scott caretaker
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Mary Ann Armstrong 21 years spinster Aughyagan? Parish, Fermanagh. Father: John Armstrong farmer
Witnesses: Joseph Thompson & Fanny Thompson
2 Oct 13 1876 Robert McGaughy full age widower labourer Greenan. Father’s name & occupation not stated
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Mary Jane Ferguson full age spinster Moneymore. Father: William Ferguson labourer
Witnesses: Robert Henry & Margaret Cornett
3 Apr 23 1878 Joseph Ballantine full age bachelor farmer Oughminacroy. Father: James Ballantine farmer
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Annie Crawford minor spinster Gortacastle. Father: Arthur Crawford farmer
Witnesses: John Crawford & Margaret Cornet
4 Oct 24 1878 John Campbell full age bachelor farmer Minniduff. Father: John Campbell farmer
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Jane Browne full age Greenan. Father: William Browne farmer
Witnesses: James McFarlane & Sarah Dickson
5 Feb 2 1882 Oliver McFarland full age bachelor farmer Fecarry. Father: William McFarland farmer
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Margaret Cornett full age spinster Greenan. Father: Alexander Cornett farmer
Witnesses: Thomas Rankin & Matilda Mitchell
6 Feb 2 1888 Joseph Brown 27 years bachelor farmer Crockatanty. Father: William Brown farmer
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Annie Jane Farquhar 21 years spinster Crockatanty. Father: John Farquhar farmer
Witnesses: John Farquhar & William Brown
7 May 24 1888 James Mayne 21 years bachelor farmer Killyclogher. Father: Robert Mayne farmer
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Mary Ann Brown full age spinster Grenan. Father: William Brown farmer
Witnesses: William Brown & Lizzie Glen
8 Apr 25 1894 William Brown 29 years bachelor farmer Crockatanty. Father: William Browne farmer
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Lizzie Ballantine 20 years spinster Crockatanty. Father: John Ballantine farmer
Witnesses: James Ballantine & Johnny Ballantine
9 Jan 17 1895 Frederick Yorke 36 years bachelor farmer Cassorna. Father: Thomas Yorke farmer
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Matilda Julia Farquhar 17 years spinster Crockatanty. Father: John Farquhar farmer
Witnesses: Frederick William Campbell & John Farquhar
10 Oct 24 1900 Robert John McAdoo full age bachelor farmer Shivey. Father: Richard McAdoo farmer
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Letitia Browne full age spinster Grenan. Father: William Browne farmer
Witnesses: Richard McAdoo & David Browne
11 Jun 1 1905 John Farquhar full age bachelor farmer Crockatanty. Father: John Farquhar farmer
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Hester Ballantine full age spinster Crockatanty. Father: John Ballantine farmer
Witnesses: John Ballantine & Emily Browne
12 Dec 24 1914 John Ballantine full age bachelor farmer Crockatanty. Father: John Ballantine farmer
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Margaret Browne 20 years spinster Crockatanty. Father: Joseph Browne farmer
Witnesses: Willie Browne & Mina Browne
Further Gortin & Badoney Lower Parish Genealogical Resources available for research at:
Bodoney Lower Parish Birth Announcements 1833-1868
St. Patrick's Church of Ireland, Gortin, Lower Badoney Parish, Baptism Index Cards 1812-1914
Bodoney Lower Parish Death Announcments 1815-69
St. Patrick's Church of Ireland, Gortin, Badoney Lower Parish Burial Index Cards 1820-1964
Bodoney Lower Parish Church (St. Patrick's Church of Ireland), Gortin, Co. Tyrone Marriages 1845-70
Bodoney Lower Parish Marriage Announcements 1787-1869
Gortin, Co. Tyrone, Northern Ireland Registrar's Office Marriages 1847-69
Bodoney Parish Names of Masters of Families, 1699
Badoney (New Droit) Presbyterian Church, Badoney Lower Parish, Official Opening August 1845
Index to Griffiths Valuation, Bodoney Lower Parish, Co. Tyrone, Northern Ireland
Bodoney(Upper & Lower) Parish Hearth Money Roll, Strabane Barony - c1663
Badoney (Upper & Lower) Parish Hearth Money Roll c1670
Tithe Applotment Book, Bodoney Lower Parish - 1830
Subsidy Roll, Badoney Parish, Strabane Barony, Co. Tyrone 1662
Subsidy Roll, Badoney Parish, Strabane Barony, Co. Tyrone 1662
Schools in Bodoney Lower Parish, Co. Tyrone, Northern Ireland 1835
Gortin, Co. Tyrone, Northern Ireland Dispensary Committee 1824
Forsythe Family Research, Gortin, Lower Badoney Parish, County Tyrone, Northern Ireland 1857-1904
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