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1921 1982 2002 ST. PATRICK’S PARISH CHURCH, LOWER BADONEY, GORTIN Thanks to Hazel Robinson for patiently helping to decipher and make the gravestone recordings on our many journeys to this peaceful graveyard of our ancestors. Colour photographs by Ann Robinson. Black & White photograph courtesy of Ann Dark. © 2017 A.K. ROBINSON 2 ST. PATRICK’S PARISH CHURCH, LOWER BADONEY, GORTIN ST. PATRICK’S CHURCH OF IRELAND, PARISH OF LOWER BODONEY (BADONEY), GORTIN, CO. TYRONE. The Parish of Badoney was originally a very large parish, stretching up the Glenelly Valley, with the oldest church site in the townland of Glenroan. This church is also called St. Patrick and this part of the parish eventually became Upper Badoney. The parish of Badoney was separated into two parts in 1730 and the first church of Lower Badoney, St. Patrick’s, was built in the village of Gortin. It was not until 1774 that the parish of Lower Badoney was constituted. The two parts were reunited again in 1924. In 1856 a new church was built in Lower Badoney at a cost of £1,921-15-00. This is the current church and is on a slightly different site to the older one. For many years parts of the old church, and the school, could be seen in the graveyard. In 1939 the graveyard was measured by J.C.M. Knox, Londonderry. In the 1980s all signs of the old church were removed when the graveyard was “tidied up.” From the First edition of the Ordnance Survey Maps (1832-1846) the position of the first church can be seen, along with the school. The graveyard is smaller than now and the road to Omagh is shown as joining Gortin Main Street about half way down. In the Second edition (1846–1862) the graveyard is larger and the path from the small gate is marked. The road to Omagh is now also marked in its present position. By the Third edition (1900-1907) the new church is shown and the old church and school have disappeared. I have spent many years recording the inscriptions in the graveyard and I have many relatives buried in the graveyard. Because of the age of the stones many of them are weathered, inscriptions are now faint, in some cases the surface of the stones is flaking away and there has also been vandalism in the graveyard. It is impossible to read some of them fully but I have attempted to record what is still visible and so make a written record of them. Many of the stones are covered in moss and in some cases grass. Some of the dates on the stones may be wrong because of human error when the stones were inscribed. I may also have made mistakes in deciphering the stones. Many of the graves had metal number markers, which have mostly been removed. I have recorded in the inscriptions where some of these markers used to be. Looking at the ages given on the headstones many people lived into their 90s and some were over 100, including some of my own relatives. The youngest age recorded on a stone is 5 days. Of the legible stones the earliest stone seems to be for Walter Clark who died in 1718, aged 60, which seems to be before the first church was built. There was a Walter Clarke who was churchwarden of Upper Badoney 1693-4. Some headstones record the names of family members who are not actually buried in Lower Badoney but whose names are remembered on the headstone. Many people buried in the graveyard have no headstone to record who they were, or else the stones are long gone. Hopefully these inscriptions will go some way to safeguarding the rich history of the people of the area and the heritage of the site. Ann K. Robinson 2017 Books Historical Committee of the Grouped Parishes, The Changing Years - Ardstraw, Baronscourt & Badoney Union (2001) ‘Clergy of Derry and Raphoe’ (1999) ‘The Church of Ireland – An Illustrated History’ (2013) "Heather, Peat & Stone" The Parishes and Townlands of Tyrone, (1992) Historic Maps Viewer PRONI https://www.nidirect.gov.uk/services/search-proni-historical-maps-viewer 3 ST. PATRICK’S PARISH CHURCH, LOWER BADONEY, GORTIN 4 ST. PATRICK’S PARISH CHURCH, LOWER BADONEY, GORTIN KEY TO GRAVESTONE INSCRIPTIONS 1. MATHEWSON 51. UNKNOWN 2. BROWN 52. McCONNELL 3. SCOTT 53. BRADLEY 4. FULTON 54. McLAUGHLIN 5. MITCHELL 55. McLAUGHLIN 6. FORSYTHE 56. GRAHAM 7. CAMPBELL 57. LAUGHLIN 8. WHITTAKER 58. CRAIG 9. HENRY 59. UNKNOWN 10. KNOX 60. McCONNEL 11. PARKE 61. McFARLAND 12. GLENN 62. CAMPBELL 13. MATHEWSON 63. UNKNOWN 14. UNKNOWN 64. CAMPBELL 15. KNOX 65. CAMPBELL 16. COCHRANE 66. CAMPBELL 17. LAUGHLIN 67. UNKNOWN (ILLEGIBLE) 18. COOKE 68. UNKNOWN (ILLEGIBLE) 19. LAUGHLIN 69. McFARLAND 20. ANDERSON 70. McFARLAND 21. CAMPBELL 71. McKIMMIN 22. CAMPBELL 72. McFARLANE 23. POLLOCK 73. SCOTT 24. MATHEWSON 74. COLHOUN 25. STEELE 75. COLHOUN 26. GLASS 76. DUNN 27. McFARLAND 77. KYLE/JOYCE 28. McNICKLE 78. McFARLAND 29. YORKE 79. McFARLAND 30. McKIMMON/HAMILTON 80. McNICKLE 31. McKIMMON 81. McNICHOLL 32. McCONNELL 82. TURNER 33. DUNN 83. McCLELLAND 34. LUNNEY 84. DOBBIN 35. DENITON 85. BALLANTINE 36. GLENN 86. CONNELL 37. COLHOUN 87. GRAHAM 38. COLHOUN 88. DOBBIN 39. McKELVEY 89. MATHEWSON 40. THOMPSON 90. WOODWARD 41. McFARLAND 91. UNKNOWN IHS/CARVING 42. McFARLAND 92. CLARKE 43. FLEMING 93. GLENN 44. YORKE 94. UNKNOWN 45. MOORE 95. THOMPSON 46. FLEMING 96. GILBREATH 47. McCULLOUGH 97. MITCHEL/MITCHELL 48. LENAN 98. LINDSAY 49. YORKE 99. GLASS 50. YORK 100. McFARLANE 5 ST. PATRICK’S PARISH CHURCH, LOWER BADONEY, GORTIN 101. HAMILTON 153. FULLERTON 102. HAMILTON 154. ROBINSON 103. McNICHOL 155. ROBINSON 104. FLEMING 156. McNICKLE 105. BALLANTINE 157. McNICKLE 106. McMULLAN 158. BALLANTINE 107. McMULLIN 159. BALLANTINE 108. KNOX 160. MOFFAT 109. KNOX 161. FOWLER 110. KNOX 162. MILLS 111. ANDREWS 163. MITCHELL 112. McKIMMIN 164. CAMPBELL 113. McKIMMON 165. UNKNOWN (BOX TOMB) 114. BALLANTINE 166. CRIGAN 115. UNKNOWN 167. McFARLAND 116. LAUGHLIN 168. McKELVEY 117. LOGAN 169. BARBOUR 118. JOHNSTON 170. WARK 119. McNICKLE/McCAUSLAND 171. SUMERVILLE 120. GLENN 172. McKIMMIN 121. DAVIS 173. HOUSTON 122. COLHOUN 174. McFADEN 123. McNICKLE 175. HEMPTON 124. ARMSTRONG 176. HEMPTON 125. UNKNOWN 177. HEMPTON 126. ARMSTRONG 178. LEITCH 127. CAMPBELL 179. IRVIN 128. McNICKLE 180. McPHILIMY 129. McLAUGHLIN 181. McFARLAND 130. STITT 182. MATHEWSON 131. UNKNOWN 183. UNKNOWN 132. ANDERSON 184. MATHEWSON 133. GLENN 185. MATHEWSON 134. UNKNOWN 186. MOORHEAD 135. KNOX 187. McFARLAND 136. HENRY 188. McFARLAND 137. UNKNOWN 189. McFARLAND 138. TURNER 190. GLENN 139. WALKER 191. THOMPSON 140. FULTON 192. McLAUGHLIN 141. BALLANTINE 193. McLAUGHLIN 142. HAMILTON 194. McLAUGHLIN 143. McFARLAND 195. McLAUGHLIN 144. ANDERSON 196. DEVLIN 145. RIPPEY 197. MOFFAT 146. RIPPEY 198. HENRY 147. STUMP 199. CRAWFORD 148. FALLEN 200. UNKNOWN/FALLEN 149. ROBERTS 201. HUSTON 150. GALBRAITH 202. FULTON 151. LAUGHLIN 203. McGAUGHEY 152. McFARLANE 204. UNKNOWN 6 ST. PATRICK’S PARISH CHURCH, LOWER BADONEY, GORTIN 205. FULTON 257. SCOTT 206. UNKNOWN 258. YORKE 207. SPEER 259. LAUGHLIN 208. SPEER 260. McKIMMON 209. ARMSTRONG 261. MATHEWSON 210. FLEMING 262. CAMPBELL 211. CARSON 263. TURNER 212. WILLIS 264. HEMPTON 213. PATTISON 265. FLEMING 214. BALLANTINE 266. MILES 215. McCONNELL 267. McFARLAND 216. HENRY 268. McFARLAND 217. HAMILTON 269. MONTGOMERY 218. CHADWICK 270. DICKSON 219. PENTLAND 271. MATHEWSON 220. McFARLANE 272. HAMILTON 221. GRAY 273. LAUGHLIN 222. MITCHELL 274. LAUGHLIN 223. McFARLAND 275. SCOTT 224. DUNN 276. BARBOUR 225. DUNN 277. MITCHELL 226. MITCHELL 278. McKANE 227. WILLOUGHBY 279. McKELVEY 228. STEEN 280. YORKE 229. GIVEN 281. McMULLIN 230. CHRISTIE 282. COLE HAMILTON 231. HENRY 283. GRAHAM 232. McNICKLE 284. FLEMING 233. McKIMMON/DUNN 285. WOODEN CROSS 234. McKELVEY 286. FLEMING 235. WHYTE 287. McCONNELL 236. NOBLE 288. WHELAN 237. GRAHAM 289. McCONNELL 238. MOFFETT 290. McCONNELL 239. BARBOUR 291. HEMPTON 240. BARBOUR 292. GLASS 241. McKIMMON 293. MITCHELL 242. HAMILTON 294. COLE HAMILTON 243. HARKNESS 295. PATTISON 244. COTTON 296. HAMILTON 245. ARMSTRONG 297. HALLIFAX 246. SCOTT 298. REILLY 247. PATTISON 299. GREGG 248. ARMSTRONG 300. HEMPTON 249. HAMILTON 301. TYRWHITT-BETTRIDGE 250. HEMPTON 302. CROWE 251. HOUSTON 303. ELLIOTT 252. BROWN 304. McFARLAND 253. DAVY 305. COCHRANE 254. McMULLIN 306. ELLIOTT 255. BALLANTINE 307. HEMPTON 256. McLAUGHLIN 7 ST. PATRICK’S PARISH CHURCH, LOWER BADONEY, GORTIN 8 ST. PATRICK’S PARISH CHURCH, LOWER BADONEY, GORTIN ANDERSON [small heart shaped grey stone, has been moved 2011. 20 2012 loose against Parke No. 11.] In Loving Memory of James Anderson. Died December 1931. Also his wife Sarah Anderson. Died April 1962. ANDERSON [upright discoloured white marble, with leaf and flower 132 decoration, has had railings.] Erected in Loving Memory of John Anderson who departed this life on 18th March 1907, aged 74 years. Also his son Robert Anderson who departed this life on 9th June 1896, aged 18 years. Gone but not forgotten J.T. Beacom Sculptors, Omagh ANDERSON [small, upright, dark grey polished granite.] 144 In Loving Memory of William Anderson died 31st December 1926. And his wife Sarah died 9th June 1935. Erected by their daughter Minnie. Ward Omagh ANDREWS [small upright sandstone.] 111 Here lyeth the body of joseph Andrews who died Decr 29th 1825 agd 48 9 ST. PATRICK’S PARISH CHURCH, LOWER BADONEY, GORTIN ARMSTRONG [flat slate.] 124 Sacred to the memory of Thomas Armstrong who departed this life April 14th 1877 aged 90 years. Also In Memory of Elizabeth the beloved wife of Thomas Armstrong who died July 25th 1867 aged 70 years. Blessed are the pure in heart For they shall see God. Matt 5. 8. Also In Memory of Andrew Armstrong who died February 10th 1847 aged 7 years.
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    Derry City Council Community Planning – Glenelly October 2011 Client Derry City Council Project Glenelly Pilot Community Planning Project Division Consulting October 2011 Derry City Council Community Planning – Glenelly October 2011 Table of Contents 1 INTRODUCTION........................................................................................................................................ 3 1.1 BACKGROUND TO COMMUNITY PLANNING.............................................................................................3 1.2 BIG LOTTERY – COMMUNITY PLANNING PILOT PROJECTS ..................................................................3 1.3 DERRY CITY COUNCIL AND STRABANE DISTRICT COUNCIL – COMMUNITY PLANNING PILOT........4 1.4 SCOPE & STRUCTURE OF THIS REPORT.................................................................................................4 2 SOCIO ECONOMIC CONTEXT................................................................................................................. 5 2.1 INTRODUCTION ...........................................................................................................................................5 2.2 OTHER PLANS ...........................................................................................................................................11 3 OVERVIEW OF CONSULTATION PROCESS.......................................................................................... 7 3.1 OUR APPROACH .........................................................................................................................................7