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Admissions to Magherafelt Workhouse: 25Th April to 4Th August 1847 Admissions to Magherafelt Workhouse: 25th April to 4th August 1847 Reg. No. Adm Adm Adm Forename Surname Sex Age Status Spouse Spouse Occupation Religion Electoral Townland Comments at time of entry Dis Dis Dis Status on Months in Day Month Year Forename Surname Division (if given) Day Month Year exit Work House 4200 22 July 1847 David Agnew M 84 Widower Labourer Roman Catholic Desertmartin Grange Very infirm and in the 10 Aug. 1847 Alive 0.75 greatest distress. 4201 22 July 1847 David Agnew M 63 Married Hannah Agnew Weaver Roman Catholic Bellaghy Tamlaghtduff Clean and healthy but can 20 Sept. 1847 Alive 2.00 get no employment. 4090 15 June 1847 Margaret Anderson F 40 Married Charles Anderson None Presbyterian The Loop Fever - sent in by Wm. 18 June 1847 Dead 1.00 Duncan personally. 4091 15 June 1847 Eliza Anderson F 9 Single None Presbyterian The Loop Fever - sent in by Wm. 24 Aug. 1848 Alive 14.00 Duncan personally. 4135 13 July 1847 James Anderson M 5 Deserted None Roman Catholic The Loop In great want. 24 Aug. 1848 Alive 13.00 4263 31 July 1847 Hamish Athinson M 17 Single None Presbyterian Swatragh Dunglady Fever and in great 13 Oct. 1848 Alive 15.00 destitution. 4269 3 Aug. 1847 Mary Jane Barnett F 24 Married None Presbyterian Ballymoghan Recovering after having 11 Aug. 1847 Alive 0.25 fever but In great destitution. Husband in 4256 29 July 1847 Rachael Baxter F 41 Widow None Presbyterian Union at Large Clean but in a state of 5 Aug. 1847 Alive 0.25 great starvation. 4257 29 July 1847 Mary Jane Baxter F 7 Single None Presbyterian Union at Large Clean but in a state of 5 Aug. 1847 Alive 0.25 great starvation. 4103 8 July 1847 William Bennett M 21 Married None Protestant Ballymoghan Ballymoghan In great want. Cannot 16 Aug. 1847 Alive 1.00 support himself & child. 4112 8 July 1847 Eliza Jane Bennett F 1 Single None Protestant Ballymoghan Ballymoghan In great want. Cannot 1 Aug. 1847 Dead 1.00 support herself. 4105 5 July 1847 Patrick Blaney M 36 Not Stated Weaver Roman Catholic Salterstown Clean but in great want. 11 Aug. 1847 Alive 1.00 4236 28 July 1847 Michael Bradley M 45 Married Catherine Bradley Weaver Roman Catholic Unknown Sore legs. 23 Aug. 1847 Alive 1.00 4237 29 July 1847 John Bradley M 14 Not Stated Weaver Roman Catholic Unknown Bowel complaint. 31 July 1847 Alive 0.00 4238 29 July 1847 Catherine Bradley F 40 Married Michael Bradley None Roman Catholic Unknown Bowel complaint. 31 July 1847 Alive 0.00 4186 21 July 1847 William Browne M 16 Single Weaver Presbyterian Ballymoghan Ballymoghan In greatest want. 3 Aug. 1847 Alive 0.75 4271 4 Aug. 1847 Hannah Bruce F 36 Married & James Bruce Weaver Presbyterian Magherafelt In great want. Deserted 31 Dec. 1847 Alive 5.00 Deserted by husband. 4272 4 Aug. 1847 Robert Bruce M 3 Deserted None Presbyterian Magherafelt Deserted by Father. In 31 Dec. 1847 Alive 5.00 great want. 4273 4 Aug. 1847 Mary Eliza Bruce F 15 Deserted Weaver Presbyterian Magherafelt Deserted by Father. In 31 Dec. 1847 Alive 5.00 great want. W. Macafee 1 29/03/2011 Admissions to Magherafelt Workhouse: 25th April to 4th August 1847 Reg. No. Adm Adm Adm Forename Surname Sex Age Status Spouse Spouse Occupation Religion Electoral Townland Comments at time of entry Dis Dis Dis Status on Months in Day Month Year Forename Surname Division (if given) Day Month Year exit Work House 4274 4 Aug. 1847 Jane Bruce F 13 Deserted None Presbyterian Magherafelt Deserted by Father. In 31 Dec. 1847 Alive 5.00 great want. 4275 4 Aug. 1847 Hannah Bruce F 11 Deserted None Presbyterian Magherafelt Deserted by Father. In 31 Dec. 1847 Alive 5.00 great want. 4276 4 Aug. 1847 Charles Bruce M 7 Deserted None Presbyterian Magherafelt Deserted by Father. In 31 Dec. 1847 Alive 5.00 great want. 4277 4 Aug. 1847 James Bruce M 5 Single None Presbyterian Magherafelt In great want. 31 Dec. 1847 Alive 5.00 4278 4 Aug. 1847 Henry Bruce M 0 Deserted None Presbyterian Magherafelt Deserted by Father. In 25 Nov. 1847 Dead 4.00 great want. 4164 16 July 1847 Samuel Bryans M 65 Married Elizabeth Bryans Labourer Protestant Ballyronan Carraloan Fever. 18 July 1847 Dead 0.00 4041 25 April 1847 Sarah Butler F 12 Orphan None Protestant Magherafelt Fever. 12 July 1848 Alive 14.00 4229 28 July 1847 Jane Campbell F 36 Married & William Campbell None Protestant Union at Large In great want. Deserted 10 March 1848 Alive 9.00 Deserted by her husband. 4230 28 July 1847 William Campbell M 13 Single None Protestant Union at Large In great want. 18 March 1848 Alive 9.00 4231 28 July 1847 Wilson Campbell M 11 Single None Protestant Union at Large In great want. 1 March 1848 Alive 9.00 4232 28 July 1847 Thomas Campbell M 9 Single None Protestant Union at Large In great want. 31 Aug. 1849 Alive 25.00 4061 14 May 1847 Margt Carson F 6 Single None Protestant Union at Large Fever - taken in by Dr. 27 May 1847 Alive 0.50 Gordon. 4084 27 May 1847 James Chambers M 50 Married Anne Chambers Rag Gatherer Protestant Union at Large Fever - sent in by doctor. 11 Aug. 1847 Alive 4.00 4043 4 May 1847 Patrick Conner M 15 Single Labourer Roman Catholic Magherafelt Ballyheifer Fever - taken in by 24 Sept. 1847 Alive 5.00 doctor. 4146 15 July 1847 Peter Connery M 19 Single Labourer Roman Catholic Unknown Clean and healthy. 12 Sept. 1847 Alive 2.00 4199 22 July 1847 Ellen Connery F 60 Widow Spinner Roman Catholic The Loop Ballyriff Infirm and in great want. 7 Sept. 1847 Alive 2.00 4209 23 July 1847 Patrick Connery M 40 Married Blacksmith Roman Catholic Magherafelt Magherafelt Fever. 21 Aug. 1847 Alive 1.00 4219 26 July 1847 Henry Connery M 48 Married Catherine Connery Labourer Roman Catholic Desertmartin Rosgarran Fever. 30 Oct. 1847 Alive 3.00 4220 26 July 1847 Hugh Connery M 15 Single Labourer Roman Catholic Desertmartin Rosgarran Fever. 4 Sept. 1847 Alive 2.00 W. Macafee 2 29/03/2011 Admissions to Magherafelt Workhouse: 25th April to 4th August 1847 Reg. No. Adm Adm Adm Forename Surname Sex Age Status Spouse Spouse Occupation Religion Electoral Townland Comments at time of entry Dis Dis Dis Status on Months in Day Month Year Forename Surname Division (if given) Day Month Year exit Work House 4267 3 Aug. 1847 James Connery M 13 None Roman Catholic Magherafelt Magherafelt Fever and in great 9 June 1848 Alive 10.00 destitution. 4108 6 July 1847 Patrick Crawford M 18 Single Servant Roman Catholic Union at Large Fever and in great want. 13 Nov. 1847 Alive 4.00 4244 29 July 1847 William Crawford M 9 Single None Presbyterian Castledawson Ballymaguigan In great want. Mother in 20 Aug. 1847 Alive 0.75 house. 4149 15 July 1847 Samuel Crystle M 12 Single None Roman Catholic Bellaghy Clean and healthy but in 0 Aug. 1847 Alive 1.00 great want. Has no employment. 4213 24 July 1847 David Cullion M 9 Deserted None Roman Catholic Bellaghy Tamlaghtduff Clean and healthy. 31 July 1847 Alive 0.25 4145 15 July 1847 John Cushelly M 77 Married Margaret Cushelly Weaver Roman Catholic Salterstown Druminard In great want - very 18 April 1848 Dead 10.00 infirm. 4126 9 July 1847 Jane Dalrymple F 56 Single Mendicant Protestant Union at Large A cripple, wretched and 15 July 1847 Dead 0.25 in rags. 4114 8 July 1847 William Dempody M 21 Single Labourer Roman Catholic Bellaghy Ballymanks? In great want. Cannot 26 July 1847 Alive 0.75 support himself. 4115 8 July 1847 Nancy Dempody F 20 Single None Roman Catholic Bellaghy Ballymanks? In great want. Cannot 26 July 1847 Alive 0.75 support herself. 4116 8 July 1847 James Dempody M 12 Single None Roman Catholic Bellaghy Ballymanks? In great want. Cannot 26 July 1847 Alive 0.75 support himself. 4117 8 July 1847 Bernard Dempody M 9 Single None Roman Catholic Bellaghy Ballymanks? In great want. Cannot 26 July 1847 Alive 0.75 support himself. 4101 2 July 1847 Mary Dempsey F 50 Married None Roman Catholic Bellaghy Ballydermott Want of food. Died half 2 July 1847 Dead 0.00 an hour after admission. 4260 31 July 1847 Peter Devlin M 11 Orphan None Roman Catholic Castledawson Castledawson In a state of starvation. 11 Aug. 1847 Alive 0.50 4137 14 July 1847 Rose Diffin F 38 Widow None Roman Catholic Magherafelt Mullaghboy Fever and in great want. 10 Dec. 1847 To Jail 6.00 4138 14 July 1847 Robert Diffin M 17 Single None Roman Catholic Magherafelt Mullaghboy Fever. 26 July 1851 Alive 48.00 4139 14 July 1847 Michael Diffin M 6 Single None Roman Catholic Magherafelt Mullaghboy Fever. 11 July 1851 Alive 48.00 4140 14 July 1847 Rose Diffin F 3 Single None Roman Catholic Magherafelt Mullaghboy 22 July 1847 Dead 0.25 4168 16 July 1847 Ellen Diffin F 1 Single None Roman Catholic Magherafelt Mullaghboy In geat want. 4 Oct. 1847 Dead 3.00 4233 28 July 1847 Mary Anne Diffin F 14 Single None Roman Catholic Magherafelt Magherafelt In great want. 9 Aug. 1847 Alive 0.50 W. Macafee 3 29/03/2011 Admissions to Magherafelt Workhouse: 25th April to 4th August 1847 Reg. No. Adm Adm Adm Forename Surname Sex Age Status Spouse Spouse Occupation Religion Electoral Townland Comments at time of entry Dis Dis Dis Status on Months in Day Month Year Forename Surname Division (if given) Day Month Year exit Work House 4057 13 May 1847 Mary Dismore F 30 Widow None Roman Catholic Bellaghy Fever - taken in by Dr.
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