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Church Records Extant for the County of Londonderry [Sorted by Civil Parish and Denomination] Church Records extant for the County of Londonderry [Sorted by Civil Parish and Denomination] Bann Civil & Church of Roman Denomination Name of Church Details of Available Records Where the Baptisms Marriages Burials in Diocese Barony Valley Ireland Parish Catholic Parish Records are in DGC in DGC DGC Geneal held Database Database Database ogy 1 Aghadowey & Church of St. Guaire, Baptisms, 1882-; marriages, 1845-; burials, 1881-; In local custody Derry Coleraine Agivey Ireland Aghadowey. vestry minutes, 1774--; register of vestrymen, 1870-; preachers' books, 1869 and 1881-. 2 Aghadowey & Presbyterian Aghadowey Baptisms, 1855-1944; marriages, 1845-1923; MIC1P/123* Coleraine Agivey committee minutes, 1851-55; stipend lists, 1832-54; [CL 54 & 55] communion rolls, 1903-13. 3 Aghadowey & Presbyterian Aghadowey Session minutes, 1702-61. Pres. Hist. Soc. Coleraine Agivey 4 Aghadowey & Presbyterian Ballylintagh Marriages, 1872-82. This church was dissolved in MIC1P/381* Coleraine Agivey 1883. [CL 48] 5 Aghadowey & Presbyterian Killaig Baptisms, 1860-1944; marriages, 1865-1903. MIC1P/414* Coleraine Agivey [CL 20] 6 Aghadowey & Presbyterian Killaig Baptisms, 1805-56; communicants' roll; 1749-1918. Pres. Hist. Soc. Coleraine Agivey 7 Aghadowey & Presbyterian Ringsend Baptisms, 1871-1937; marriages, 1845-1902. MIC1P/413* Coleraine Agivey [CL 57] 8 Aghadowey & Coleraine Roman Catholic Our Lady of the The church is located in the townland of Cullycapple. Derry Coleraine Agivey Assumption, The civil parishes of Aghadowey & Agivey were part of Aghadowey. the Roman Catholic parish of Coleraine [Derry Diocese]. See St. John's Killowen, Coleraine for details of records available. 9 Aghanloo Church of Aghanloo Parish Baptisms, 1904-; marriages, 1845-; burials, 1883-; In local custody Derry Keenaght Ireland Church vestry minutes, 1855-; registers of vestrymen, 1870-; preachers' books 1889-. 10 Aghanloo Limavady Roman Catholic Most of the civil parish of Aghanloo was part of the Derry Keenaght Roman Catholic parish of Limavady. The rest of the civil parish was part of the Roman Catholic parish of Magilligan [Tamlaghtard]. 11 Artrea Church of Artrea Parish Baptisms, 1811-71, with gaps; marriages, 1811-45, T679* pages 125- 1829-34 1829-34 1829-34 Armagh Loughinsholin Ireland Church in Co. with gaps; burials, 1812-7- with gaps; confirmations, 130. Tyrone 1824, 1828, 1843, 1849, 1852, 1856, 1859 and 1863; [MIC583/11] vestry minutes, 1812-1904; list of rectors, 1724-1914; preachers' book, 1829-39. 12 Artrea Church of Artrea Parish Copy of vestry minutes, September 1730. T500/3* Armagh Loughinsholin Ireland Church in Co. Tyrone 13 Artrea Church of Artrea Parish Baptisms, 1872-; marriages, 1845-; vestry minutes, In local custody Armagh Loughinsholin Ireland Church in Co. 1773-1810; register of vestrymen, 1870-; preachers' Tyrone books, 1845-60 and 1882-. 14 Artrea Church of St. Matthias, [Formed out of Artrea and Tamlaght.] Baptisms, 1868- T679* pages 174- Armagh Loughinsholin Ireland Ballyeglish, The 71; burials, 1868-77; confirmations, 1879, 1882 and 175. Loup 1888. [MIC583/15] W. Macafee 1 14/10/2014 Church Records extant for the County of Londonderry [Sorted by Civil Parish and Denomination] Bann Civil & Church of Roman Denomination Name of Church Details of Available Records Where the Baptisms Marriages Burials in Diocese Barony Valley Ireland Parish Catholic Parish Records are in DGC in DGC DGC Geneal held Database Database Database ogy 15 Artrea Church of St. Matthias, Baptisms, 1872-; marriages-; burials, 1878-; vestry In local custody Armagh Loughinsholin Ireland Ballyeglish, The minutes, 1868-; confirmations-; 1894-; registers of Loup vestrymen, 1870-. 16 Artrea Church of St. John's, Woods Baptisms, 1807 (or 1808)-97; marriages, 1808-45; MIC1/97* Armagh Loughinsholin Ireland Chapel, burials, 1808-89; vestry minutes, 1792-1895; poor list, [CL 130] Lisnamorrow. 1818; seat list, 1826; confirmations, 1809, 1816, 1824, 1837, 1840, 1843, 1846, 1849, 1856, 1859, 1866, 1870 and 1876. 17 Artrea Church of St. John's, Woods Census of the parish, 1829. T308* Armagh Loughinsholin Ireland Chapel, Lisnamorrow. 18 Artrea Church of St. John's, Woods Baptisms, 1897-; marriages, 1845-; burials, 1889-; In local custody Armagh Loughinsholin Ireland Chapel, confirmations, 1876-; graveyard map and list, 1913. Lisnamorrow. 19 Artrea Moravian Gracefield, Diaries, 1759-1902, with gaps; baptisms, 1750-1931; MIC1F/3* Loughinsholin Ballymaguigan. marriages, 1814-44, 1852 and 1869-1909; burials, 1765-1930; register of members with an index, 1759- 1873, with gaps etc. 20 Artrea Presbyterian Moneymore [1st] Baptisms, 1827-1959; marriages, 1827-34 and 1845- MIC1P/339* 1827-71 1827-1834 Loughinsholin 1936; communion rolls, 1882 and 1902. & 1845- 1936 21 Artrea Presbyterian Moneymore [2nd] Baptisms, 1845-1949; marriages, 1868-1910. MIC1P/340* 1845-71 1845-1936 Loughinsholin 22 Artrea Presbyterian Saltersland Baptisms, 1847-; marriages, 1845-. In local custody Loughinsholin [Salterstown] 23 Artrea Moneymore Roman Catholic St. Patrick's, The Part of the civil parish of Artrea was in the Roman Armagh Loughinsholin [Ardtrea & Loup, Moneymore. Catholic parish of Moneymore [Ardtrea & Desertlyn] Desertlin] and part of the civil parish of Artrea was in the Roman Catholic parish of Magherafelt. See St. John's & St. Trea's, Moneymore for details of records available. 24 Ballinderry Church of St. John's, Baptisms, 1802-71; marriages 1803-45; burials, 1802- T679* pages 171- 1802-59 1803-1935 1802-70 Armagh Loughinsholin Ireland Killymuck, 71; confirmation lists, 1824-1921; banns, 1813-92; list 172,178. Ballinderry of rectors, 1616-1951; notes on men who served in 1st [MIC583/14-15] World War. 25 Ballinderry Church of St. John's, Vestry minutes, 1773-; preachers' books, 1845-. In local custody Armagh Loughinsholin Ireland Killymuck, Ballinderry 26 Ballinderry Ballinderry Roman Catholic St. Patrick's, The Roman Catholic parish of Ballinderry [also in Co. MIC1D/32* Armagh Loughinsholin Ballinderry. Tyrone] was more or less synonymous with the civil parish of Ballinderry.The church is situated in the townland of Ballylifford. Records available: Baptisms, 1826-39 and 1841-81; marriages, 1827-80. W. Macafee 2 14/10/2014 Church Records extant for the County of Londonderry [Sorted by Civil Parish and Denomination] Bann Civil & Church of Roman Denomination Name of Church Details of Available Records Where the Baptisms Marriages Burials in Diocese Barony Valley Ireland Parish Catholic Parish Records are in DGC in DGC DGC Geneal held Database Database Database ogy 27 Ballyaghran Church of St. John the Baptist Baptisms, 1845-56, 1859 and 1873-95; marriages, MIC1/306* 1845-56, 1845-1928 Down & North East Ireland [Agherton] 1845-1928; burials, 1874-1983; vestry minutes, 1875- [CL 11 & 12] 1859 & Connor Liberties of Portstewart. 1905. 1873-1901 Coleraine 28 Ballyaghran Church of St. John the Baptist Preachers' books, 1840-53 and 1889-; registers of In local custody Down & North East Ireland [Agherton] vestrymen, 1883-. Connor Liberties of Portstewart. Coleraine 29 Ballyaghran Church of St. John the Baptist Reports and accounts, 1898. D2800/14 Down & North East Ireland [Agherton] Connor Liberties of Portstewart. Coleraine 30 Ballyaghran Methodist Portstewart Baptisms, 1831-1987; marriages, 1864-1937 MIC1E/63* North East [Coleraine] - Portstewart marriages may also be in Liberties of Coleraine. Coleraine 31 Ballyaghran Presbyterian Portstewart Baptisms, 1829-1927; marriages, 1846-1905; session MIC1P/83* 1829-1900 1846-1936 North East minutes, 1826-1923; committee minutes, 1871-1900. Liberties of Coleraine 32 Ballyaghran Coleraine Roman Catholic Star of the Sea, The civil parish of Ballyaghran was part of the Roman Down & North East Portstewart. Catholic parish of Coleraine [Connor Diocese]. Some Connor Liberties of parts of the civil parish were linked to the Roman Coleraine Catholic parish of Portrush in the civil parish of Ballywillin. The church in Portstewart was not built until 1916. See St. Malachy's, Coleraine for details of records available for the nineteenth century. 33 Ballynascreen Church of St. Columba's, Baptisms, 1808-19 and 1824-1926; marriages, 1825-6 T.679/45, 206- 1808-19, 1825-26, & 1824-63 Derry Loughinsholin Ireland Ballynascreen. and 1828-45 and 1879-1933; burials, 1824-1960; 208, 227; 1824-57 & 1835-1933 census, 1842 and 1888; list of rectors, 1622-1952; list [MIC583/5, 17, 1860 of preachers, 1825-42. 18]; MIC1/329* 34 Ballynascreen Church of St. Columba's, Parish reports, 1870; list of subscribers to the building T1713/2-3 Derry Loughinsholin Ireland Ballynascreen. fund, 1887. 35 Ballynascreen Church of St. Columba's, Baptisms, 1917-; marriages, 1934-; burials, 1874-; In local custody Derry Loughinsholin Ireland Ballynascreen. vestry minutes, 1808-. 36 Ballynascreen Church of St. Anne's, Baptisms, 1878-1983; marriages, 1881-1926; burials MIC1/331* Derry Loughinsholin Ireland Sixtowns. 1879-1958. 37 Ballynascreen Church of St. Anne's, Visitation report, 1867 and 1870. T1713/1 Ireland Sixtowns. 38 Ballynascreen Church of St. Anne's, Marriages, 1927-. In local custody Derry Loughinsholin Ireland Sixtowns. 39 Ballynascreen Presbyterian Draperstown Baptisms, 1837-1947; marriages, 1837-44 and 1878- MIC1P/343* Loughinsholin 1923; session minutes, 1845-86; communicants’ lists, 1871, 1875-9 and 1883. [A copy of the May 1878 Communion List can be found in Graham Mawhinney's book, The Meetin' House: The History of Draperstown Presbyterian Congregation, Draperstown , 1982, p. 41.] W. Macafee
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