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Derriaghy Parish Church - Marriages 1827 - 1934 DERRIAGHY PARISH CHURCH - MARRIAGES 1827 - 1934 DATE SURNAME FORENAMES FATHER'S NAME SP. SURNAME SP. FORENAMES FATHER'S NAME ADDITIONAL INFORMATION 23-May-1911 ABBOTT Edward Thomas GREENFIELD Susan - 03-May-1854 ABBOTT Eliza Thomas LACKEY William William 08-Jul-1845 ABBOTT Francis Robert CORMICAN Sophia John 21-Apr-1882 ABBOTT George Francis SCOTT Sarah Samuel 11-May-1869 ABBOTT James John BROWN Agnes John 21-Aug-1863 ABBOTT James James HODGIN(Y) Annabella William 21-Nov-1851 ABBOTT Jane Thomas McCLUSKEY Richard William 22-Jul-1844 ABBOTT John - McBRIDE Mary - 07-Nov-1856 ABBOTT John John JOHNSTON Esther John 09-Jun-1893 ABBOTT Joseph John WRIGHT Margaret Joseph 03-Dec-1870 ABBOTT Mary John ABBOTT Thomas Thomas 15-Jun-1860 ABBOTT Robert James CONNOR Mary Thomas 12-Jul-1913 ABBOTT Robt Thos ARMSTRONG Maggie David 30-Jan-1884 ABBOTT Sarah James GREER John Arthur 03-Dec-1870 ABBOTT Thomas Thomas ABBOTT Mary John 04-Mar-1859 ABBOTT Thomas Robert MAXWELL Margaret Ann Robert Oram 10-May-1850 ABBOTT William Thomas SMILEY Elizabeth Thomas 01-Oct-1869 ABERNETHY Hugh Henry DIXON Eliza Jane George 20-Oct-1844 ABERNETHY Mary - CAMPBELL Francis - 31-Mar-1899 ABERNETHY Samuel John ALDERDICE Marcella George 27-Jun-1906 ABERNETHY Thomas James Wm STEVENSON Dinah Wm 23-May-1913 ABERNETHY Thos John WATSON Sarah Jane John 31-Mar-1899 ABERNETHY William - GARVEY Mary - 04-Oct-1866 ABERNETHY William William McBRIDE Sarah Thomas 23-May-1902 ABERNETHY Wm John HODGIN Bessie Wm 13-Jul-1906 ABERNETHY Wm Henry Scott Hugh DUBOURDIEU Agnes Shem 30-Jul-1931 ABERNETHY Wm. Thos GRAHAM Margaret Samuel 07-Nov-1906 ADAMSON Robert John Thos McFARLAND Alice Fair Robt. 08-Jun-1867 ADDIS Edward Thomas ATKINSON Mary William 29-Sep-1905 ADDIS Edward Ed HARRISON Caroline Elizabeth Jo 26-Nov-1920 ADDIS Florence - HASSARD John Alexander 29-Apr-1904 ADDIS Margaret Edward BRIDES Michael John 02-Jan-1931 ADDIS Philip - CAMPBELL Annie Richard WILLIS 18-Feb-1925 ADDIS Samuel - QUINN Margaret Jane Robt. © 2017 LISBURN BRANCH, NIFHS 1 DERRIAGHY MARRIAGES DERRIAGHY PARISH CHURCH - MARRIAGES 1827 - 1934 DATE SURNAME FORENAMES FATHER'S NAME SP. SURNAME SP. FORENAMES FATHER'S NAME ADDITIONAL INFORMATION 12-Dec-1902 ADDIS Thomas Edward WATSON Elizabeth Hugh 26-May-1920 ADDIS Wm - BRANKIN Roseina Michael 20-Aug-1920 AGNEW John John McVEIGH Martha Alex 17-Oct-1862 ALDERDICE Betty Edward McHENRY John Paul 16-Oct-1846 ALDERDICE Eliza Wm HODSMITH Alexr John 01-Oct-1906 ALDERDICE Elizabeth George BELSHAW John Richard Thos 04-Nov-1869 ALDERDICE Jemima James Henderson LEWIS Joseph James 31-Mar-1899 ALDERDICE Marcella George ABERNETHY Samuel John 12-Dec-1862 ALDERDICE William Edward McHENRY Hannah Paul 21-Apr-1838 ALEXANDER Ann - WILLIS Robert - 02-Jan-1847 ALEXANDER John Robert WARING Sarah John 15-Nov-1872 ALEXANDER Matthew John SMITH Eliza Isaac 26-Jun-1918 ALEXANDER Wm Thos McFARLAND Margaret Louisa James 23-Feb-1923 ALLEN Cathleen Samuel HAYDEN Alexander Richard 04-Nov-1908 ALLEN Ethel Laura William FENNING Robert William 28-Aug-1864 ALLEN James James LONSDALE Mary Geo. 04-May-1906 ALLEN James John GRAHAM Sarah Ellen Wm 11-Aug-1920 ALLEN Margaret James ELWOOD Robert James 10-Mar-1864 ALLEN Robert John NELSON Eliza James 14-Feb-1874 ALLEN Sarah Anne Edward McAFEE James James 27-Oct-1833 ALLEN William - BLAKE Jane - 23-Aug-1933 ANDERSON George Wm George HILLAND Isabella James 02-Aug-1882 ANDERSON John Smiley James REFAUSSÉ Isabella Anthony 07-Jul-1899 ANDERSON Joseph James FOREMAN Mary Robert 23-Feb-1833 ANDERSON Mary - HODGINS Isaac - 07-Jun-1919 ANDERSON Rebecca Joseph ROBINSON George Herbert Ernest 11-Jul-1884 ANDERSON Samuel John NEILL Sarah John 15-Aug-1899 ANDERSON William Sinclair James WARING Minnie John 10-Jul-1899 ANDERSON Wm George Thos HYDE Margaret John 10-Feb-1849 ANNETT James James WHITESIDE Sarah James 26-Dec-1881 ANNETT Lizzie Frances James LEWIS David John 26-Oct-1879 ANNETT Mary Jane James STRATTON Aaron Joseph 21-Sep-1860 ANNETT William Robert McNEIGHT Wilhelmina Lowson James 13-Apr-1856 ANNOTT Frances R W CURRY John John © 2017 LISBURN BRANCH, NIFHS 2 DERRIAGHY MARRIAGES DERRIAGHY PARISH CHURCH - MARRIAGES 1827 - 1934 DATE SURNAME FORENAMES FATHER'S NAME SP. SURNAME SP. FORENAMES FATHER'S NAME ADDITIONAL INFORMATION 24-Jan-1858 ARMOUR Alexr Alexr MURRY Mary Jane Hugh 23-Jun-1886 ARMOUR John Alexander PHILLIPS Maggie James 19-Mar-1847 ARMSTRONG Anne Jane Robt GORMAN Philip Philip 08-Aug-1879 ARMSTRONG Ellen David GROGAN Samuel James 03-Jan-1878 ARMSTRONG Ellen Hugh HODSMITH William John Abraham 09-May-1839 ARMSTRONG Hans - WILLIS Jane - 05-Apr-1861 ARMSTRONG John Robert GORE Mary David 12-Jul-1913 ARMSTRONG Maggie David ABBOTT Robt Thos 20-Jul-1853 ARMSTRONG Mary Hugh STEPHENSON John Robert 29-Apr-1910 ARMSTRONG Rebecca David RICHARDSON Thomas Robert 01-Dec-1859 ARMSTRONG Robert Hugh THOMPSON Mary John 21-Oct-1925 ARMSTRONG Stanley John Arnott Robt DOUGHERTY Eliza Wm John 08-Jun-1867 ATKINSON Mary William ADDIS Edward Thomas 21-Sep-1887 ATKINSON Richard Richard McHENRY Lizzie Thomas 07-Nov-1853 ATKINSON William Moses COLE Margaret Daniel 14-Apr-1926 BABINGTON Margaret William McFARLAND William Fair Robert 02-Jan-1909 BAILEY Joseph Joseph STEVENSON Ellen Daniel 06-Oct-1872 BAILEY Susanna Samuel SYKES James David 31-Jan-1868 BAILIE Charlotte Thomas McCALL Joseph John 05-11-1876 BAIN Robert James GREEN Mary John 06-11-1845 BAIN Thomas William HAMILL Mary James 08-Sep-1862 BAIRD John John BRADSHAW Mary Jane George 07-Oct-1828 BAMFORD Ellen - LAVERY John - 12-Nov-1877 BANKS Edward John TAYLOR Anne Jane Wlliam 14-Apr-1892 BANNISTER Annabella James McCLURE Robert Robert 12-Nov-1873 BANNISTER Dorah William WRIGHT Thomas John 09-02-1836 BANNISTER William - GREEN Alice - 21-Jun-1905 BARNES Agnes William Henry GOWDY Samuel Samuel 22-Jun-1852 BARNES Elizabeth Edw McCuskey MATHEWS James Jacob 23-Jul-1860 BARNS Robert Thomas CONLON Anne James 02-Mar-1933 BARR Kathleen Hugh BLAKE Charles Allen Charles 27-Nov-1831 BARRIE John - PHILIPS Margaret Eliza - 24-Dec-1864 BARRY Joseph William PARTRIDGE Anne Thos 08-Sep-1914 BARTON Robt Arthur Robt ROBINSON Margaret John © 2017 LISBURN BRANCH, NIFHS 3 DERRIAGHY MARRIAGES DERRIAGHY PARISH CHURCH - MARRIAGES 1827 - 1934 DATE SURNAME FORENAMES FATHER'S NAME SP. SURNAME SP. FORENAMES FATHER'S NAME ADDITIONAL INFORMATION 29-Dec-1881 BAXTER Henry Alexander JEFFERSON Mary John alias BRIGGS 16-Nov-1840 BAYNE Robert - STEWART Rose - 04-Jul-1836 BEATTY Joseph - THOMPSON Margaret - 26-Nov-1870 BELL Anne Henry SLOAN Arthur John 22-Dec-1930 BELL Annie Robert PART Edward Charles 12-May-1885 BELL Henry Joseph CHAPMAN Martha John 04-Nov-1864 BELL Hugh John WATSON Catherine George 01-Oct-1909 BELL John Johnston HALL Maggie Robt 06-Feb-1885 BELL Joseph Joseph KEARY Mary Jane Thomas 10-May-1928 BELL Kathleen Elizabeth Robert McCABE Ernest Campbell - 25-Feb-1828 BELL Mary - CHRISTY James - 14-Dec-1849 BELL Mary Anne Anthony Neill FLETCHER William James 01-Mar-1905 BELL Thomas Thomas TOPPIN Bella James 07-0ct-1864 BELSHAW Alice William HULL James Jonas 30-May-1856 BELSHAW Ann John BURNS Robert James 24-Apr-1929 BELSHAW David Richard McKEOWN Mary Alexander 27-Dec-1895 BELSHAW David Thomas David WARING Dora David 12-Jun-1907 BELSHAW Elizabeth Robert CURRAN John James 15-Jan-1836 BELSHAW Frances - ROLLINS William - 07-Dec-1864 BELSHAW James William STEWART Jane William 01-Oct-1906 BELSHAW John Richard Thos ALDERDICE Elizabeth George 29-Apr-1853 BELSHAW Margery Richard THOMPSON William Arthur 10-Oct-1867 BELSHAW Mary Joseph McCOURT Edward George 13-Oct-1832 BELSHAW Mary - McCALL John - 03-Dec-1840 BELSHAW Mathew - CONNOR Elizabeth - 25-Sep-1929 BELSHAW Norman John McCABE Ethel John 02-Aug-1863 BELSHAW Richard Joseph McCAUGHLEY Susan John 01-May-1896 BELSHAW Richard David WARING Sarah Lucinda David 02-Nov-1904 BELSHAW Robert Robt JOHNSTON Isabella Roger 16-Nov-1855 BELSHAW William Richard JOHNSON Margt James 23-Jun-1866 BELSHER Marianne John MILLER William Robert 07-Nov-1878 BENNET Eliza Ann Samuel SMITH Silas John 11-Nov-1881 BENNET Margaret Jane Samuel BOOMER Benjamin Edward 20-Jun-1861 BENNETT Eliza Jane Thomas BRIERS Robert John © 2017 LISBURN BRANCH, NIFHS 4 DERRIAGHY MARRIAGES DERRIAGHY PARISH CHURCH - MARRIAGES 1827 - 1934 DATE SURNAME FORENAMES FATHER'S NAME SP. SURNAME SP. FORENAMES FATHER'S NAME ADDITIONAL INFORMATION 19-Dec-1916 BENSON Eliza James ELLIS Benjamin Hercules 01-Apr-1904 BENSON Mary James BUNTING Robert Thos 07-Nov-1919 BEST James Oliver GAMBLE Isabella Stewart 20-Jan-1854 BEST Thomas Arthur LOGAN Sarah Thomas 16-May-1830 BEST Thomas - BURNS Elizabeth - 25-Apr-1886 BINGHAM Joseph Samuel SINCLAIR Elizabeth Anne George 22-Nov-1888 BINGHAM Samuel Samuel HALL Sarah Jane John 17-Sep-1926 BLACK David James CHRISTY Margaret Sam 07-Apr-1926 BLACK James James WILSON Jane Joseph 08-Dec-1916 BLACK Lizzie William WATSON Richard James 27-Nov-1827 BLACKBURN Alexander - McNAMARA Catherine - 20-Jul-1877 BLACKBURN John Adam BOOMER Rebecca Edward 21-Jun-1872 BLACKBURNE Elizabeth Adam REA Joseph Joseph 21-Oct-1836 BLACKBURNE Isabella - WATSON George - 26-Jun-1835 BLACKBURNE Robert - WILSON Jane - 18-Apr-1917 BLAIR Ellen William QUINN William Robert 02-Mar-1933 BLAKE Charles Allen Charles BARR Kathleen Hugh 27-Oct-1833 BLAKE Jane - ALLEN William - 22-Feb-1908 BLEAKE Robert Charles NASH Sarah Ed 13-Jul-1912 BLEAKLEY Alfred David EVANS Annie Thos 15-Apr-1933 BLEAKLEY Ed Sam DODDS Bessie Ivy Thos 10-Sep-1919 BLYTHE Thomas Scanorett Adam MacHENRY Elizabeth Robt 16-Jan-1893 BODEL David John HILLICKS Emily Agnes 12-Dec-1885 BODEL Edward John THOMPSON Mary Jane Charles 07-Feb-1893 BODEL Lizzie John WILLIS John William 10-Jul-1929 BODEL Marjorie - WALLACE James Henry Robert 10-Jul-1924 BODEL Minnie David McCAUGHERTY John Wiliam James 28-Sep-1928 BODEL Robert Wm CROWE Rebecca John 01-Jul-1912 BODELL Elizabeth Florence Ed BROWN Francis Wm George 03-Mar-1829 BOOMER Abigail - McFEE John - 13-Dec-1876 BOOMER Anne Jane John MITCHELL Alexander John 03-Oct-1868 BOOMER Annie Benjamin WILLIS Samuel John 11-Nov-1881 BOOMER Benjamin Edward BENNET Margaret Jane Samuel 08-Oct-1838 BOOMER David - PARTRIDGE Dorothy - © 2017 LISBURN BRANCH, NIFHS 5 DERRIAGHY MARRIAGES DERRIAGHY PARISH CHURCH - MARRIAGES 1827 - 1934 DATE SURNAME FORENAMES FATHER'S NAME SP.
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