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Claudy Antrim Ireland Records LEWIS TOPOGRAPHICAL DICTIONARY OF IRELAND 1838 Cumber Upper Parish: was divided from Cumber Lower in 1?9^. In eight townlands were further subdivided to form parish of Learmont. Presbyterians have a meeting house at Claudy. Claudy: in Upper Cumber Parish: 7^ miles ENE of Derry en route to Belfast. Eight cattle fairs.petty sessions. Constabulary CUMBER UPPER CHURCH REGISTERS Church of Ireland Baptisms 1811-1818, 1826-72) Marriages 1811-1814, 1837-^5) MIC 1/15/2 Burials 1837-1900 ) Presbyterian Baptisms ) Presbyterian Hist Soc Marriages) CUMBER LOWER CHURCH REGISTERS Church of Ireland Baptisms 1806-1877 ) Marriages 1806-18^5,' 1855-62) Burials 1825-one entry ) T.679/377-379 1855-70 ) Vestry 1801-1870 minutes Presbyterian Baptism 1827* Local custody MIC 5A/8 1831 CENSUS PARISH OF UPPER CUMBER Townland Ballykillaghan Samuel McComb 3m 7 Presbyterian Samuel McComb Townland Glenloughs * Jno Mulberry 1m if 2 Church of Ireland Jno Mulberry 5 9 Jno McComb 2 5 Presbyterian Townland Ballygarton Thomas McComb 2ra 2f Presbyterians Wm McComb 131 servant 5 Jno McComb ^ 2 " 7 Townland Lettermuck Henry McComb 321 servant 5 1 Roman Catholic John McComb 6 k 10 Thos McComb k 2 6 John McComb Jr 2 2 Annie McComb 11 Matthew McComb 3 11 ^ Thomas McConahy Sr 1 3 Thomas McConahy Jr 7 1 — PARISH LOWER CUMBER Townland Kildoag Oliver Mooberry 26 8 Church of Ireland Catherine Mooberry 12 3 dissenter James Mooberry 132 servants k Church of Ireland 2 Presbyterians FIN 5A/88/1 PARISH OF LOWER COMBER TITHE APPLOTMENT BOOK 1827 Townland Kildoag John Mowbray (partly meadow 1.1. 9 (bank and boggy pasture 3-2.25 (arable 8.1. o (moor 2.0.3^ (heath 10.1.36 (mountain 0.0. 0 25 acres ^.5d FIN 5A/89/1 PARISH OF UPPER COMBER TITHE APPLOTMENT BOOK 182? Townland Ballyarton Thomas McComb (arable ) (bad arable ) .,-, , ^ , (green ) (pasture ) John MeComb (arable ) 12.3.35 15 (heath ) Townland Gortnacane or Narane John McConacy (pasture ) (arable ) 10.0.37 5. 8d (bog ) Townland Kilcattan John McConachy (bad arable) 3.3. 0 2. 2-Jd (pasture ) Townland Lettmuck Thomas McConachy (good arable 6.1.20) (bad arable 2.1.12) 17-3-11* 18 (pasture 1.2.21) (mountain 7-1-38) Thomas McCorab (good arable 5-3-11) (bad arable 3.0.10) 29.1. 9 (pasture 20.1.20) John McComb (good arable 5.1.17) (bad arable ^.2. 5) 50.2.39 1. 6. (mountain ^0.3.17) Henry McComb good arable 4.1.1^ 9. GRIFFITHS VALUATION LONDONDERRY UNION PARISH OF CUMBER UPPER 1858 Townland Lettermuck s ka. Alexander McComb Tenant of House and Rev Alexander 2^ acres Or £15. 5. 0 b Peter Gallagher Tenant of House Alex McComb 10.0 8A Daniel McComb Tenant of House Ba Rev Alexander 37a 2r £19. 5- 6 b))tToseph McComb ( Tenant of (Houses 5.0 c) Henry McComb (Daniel McComb d) e) various f) g) h) * in Griffiths Valuation for Lettermuck a Francis McDonagh is noted as the tenant of a farm 17.3-2't. It is just possible this is the same farm. 9 A) Joseph McComb Tenant of 5 acres 2r 20p £3.1 5. 0 B) Rev Alexander 1 (Joseph McComb " 98 a 3r 10? 1. 5- 0 (Daniel McComb (Mountain) Townland Kildoag lib Oliver Moburry Tenant of House 5- 0 John Brown Townland Toneduff (see Hearth Money Rolls) 1c Thomas Mowbury Mary Allison House & garden 1. 5« 0 9c Margaret McCourt Art McCarter House 5-0 T. 808/15258 PROTESTANT HOUSEHOLDERS 17^0 Cumber Parish (prior to division into Upper and Lower) John McCourt Thos Moberry + ( Lower ar greyhound James McComb ( (Widow McComb ( ( llpperargrayhound William Moberry 4 Ba 1-lyrnac 1 ennaghan Joseph McConnohy (Cumber Upper) T.307 HEARTH MONEY ROLLS 1663 CUMBER PARISH Donnachy MacCombe ! 2 hearths Owen O'Connaghy 2 hearths [McConachy might be from McDhonchaidh, branch of the Robertson clan, found in NE Ulster or Cunigan MacCuinnegain, a Sligo Sept sometimes anglicised as Cunningham. Mac Comb Branch of the clan Mackintosh, numerous in NE Ulster Moberry, Mowbray, Mulberry - from Mootbrai - eg Norman.] * Toneduff, later in Cumber Lower 4 Ardground, later in Cumber Lower DERRY DIOCESAN WILLS INDEX TO 1858 McConachy James Tileyherron 1839 John Ardmore 1828 William Connaughts 1855 McConaughy John Corbarkey p. Dungiven 1797 McComb John Culnady , p . Maghera 1708 McColm James Donneybrewer p. Faughanvale 183^ Nil Moberry, Mowbray etc PUBLIC SEARCH ROOM GENERAL NAMES INDEX Nil McConachy/McConaughy Claudy area Nil McComb " Nil Moberry, Mowbray T.679/37? CHURCH OF IRELAND REGISTERS LOWER CUMBER PARISH Baptismal Register 180? James of Alex & Martha McComb Kilbradden Mary of James & Ann Mowbray 1810 Mary d. of Akx McComb & Martha Gibson 181?. John son of Olivet'Mowbery and Margaret Cunningham Kildoag 1813 Thomas, son of ditto Matrirnonial Re gi s t er Thomas Mowbery to Margaret Moberry Upper Cumber 1815 Nil for McConachy/McComb Baptismal Register 1815 Mary d. of Oliver Moberry 1820 Daniel son of John McComb & Sarah Hegarty, Killybo 1823 Sarah d. of Oliver Mowbray 1825 Fanny d. of Oliver Mowbray Nil McConachy/McComb children.
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