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Craigs Parish Church Baptismal 1839 CRAIGS PARISH CHURCH BAPTISMAL 1839 - 1925 BAPTISM D O B SURNAME CHRISTIAN FATHER MOTHER ADDRESS OCCUPATION NOTES DATE NAME 25/07/1839 11/12/1836 Maclean Hugh Robert Nancy Craigs 25/07/1839 00/07/1832 Jackson John Robert Margaret Hillis 22/08/1839 00/05/1839 Coleman Mary Elizabeth Robert Ellen Dunminning 19/09/1839 00/11/1835 Douglas Martha Johnny Jane Sara Craigs 19/09/1839 00/11/1838 Douglas John Johnny Jane Sara Craigs 19/09/1839 00/11/1838 Boyle John David Mary Craigs 19/09/1839 17/05/1838 Porter William William Sarah 14/11/1839 10/05/1838 Sloan William Harry Martha Craigs 09/01/1840 06/12/1839 Taylor Frances Edward Jane Craigs 09/01/1840 00/05/1839 Crawford Agnes Robert Agnes Cambell 10/04/1840 04/02/1840 McClean James Elizabeth Loan 30/04/1840 00/05/1839 Brady Agnes James Mary Loan 30/04/1840 02/07/1839 Graham Hugh Matt Sarah Craigs 30/04/1840 18/11/1839 Kernahan Margaret Henry Margaret Loan 30/04/1840 00/11/1838 Cambell Margaret Robert Jane Loan 30/04/1840 00/11/1839 Maclean Agnes Ann Robert Nancy Craigs 30/04/1840 06/04/1840 Keanon James Edward M A Craigs 28/05/1840 Irvine Mary Ann George Matty Fenagh 28/05/1840 Dempsey Robert John Margaret Craigs 25/06/1840 15/05/1840 Workman Margaret James Susanna Hillhead 25/06/1840 15/01/1840 McIlroy Elizabeth Andrew Mary Drumrankin 25/06/1840 04/02/1840 Wright Anne John Betty Drumrankin 25/06/1840 25/03/1840 Macost John Rosanna 20/08/1840 25/02/1840 Aiken William Peter Margaret Craigs 20/08/1840 11/07/1840 Wilson Mary Jane William Matty Loan 15/10/1840 20/09/1840 Getty George James Martha Craigs 15/10/1840 23/04/1840 McDonnel Robert Charles ?? Martha Craigs 15/10/1840 10/07/1840 Blair Mary James Matty Dreen 17/12/1840 04/11/1840 Thompson ? Mary Ann James Ellen McCullough 17/12/1840 20/05/1837 Workman James John Anne Dreen 17/12/1840 14/07/1839 Watt Rankin Sam 17/12/1840 08/02/1837 Wiley James William Kate Craigs 17/12/1840 09/06/1839 Wiley Jane William Kate 17/12/1840 04/03/1840 Patterson William John William Peggy Craigs 17/12/1840 13/03/1838 Farrell Letitia William Jane 14/03/1841 21/12/1840 Taylor James Edward Jane Craigs 14/03/1841 01/01/1841 Cambell Margaret James Anne Craigs 14/03/1841 25/12/1836 Hunter James James Mary Craigs 14/03/1841 05/04/1840 Hunter Jane James Mary Craigs 14/03/1841 12/11/1840 Darragh James Samuel Mary Drumrankin 14/03/1841 07/02/1841 Kelly Mary Thomas Jane Craigs 14/03/1841 13/00/0000 Dempsey Jane John Mary Craigs 14/03/1841 20/07/1839 Agnew Anne Jane John Ellen Fenagh 14/03/1841 09/03/1838 Courtenay Nancy John Nancy Ballyconnelly 14/03/1841 02/07/1840 Carson Wilson William Mary Craigs 14/03/1841 10/03/1840 Sloan Nancy James Elizabeth Craigs 14/03/1841 23/05/1840 Martin Andrew Andrew Mary Loan 14/03/1841 15/02/1841 Cambell Alexander Robert Jane Loan 14/03/1841 08/06/1840 Wright Robert John Mary Craigs 21/03/1841 16/11/1838 Dooey Anne Robert Elizabeth Craigs 28/03/1841 17/11/1840 Stewart John John Anne Killilesh (Killyless) 28/03/1841 17/07/1839 McIlroy John James Margaret Craigs 28/03/1841 28/02/1841 Crawford Anne William Elizabeth Killilesh (Killyless) 25/04/1841 06/09/1838 Shannon Elizabeth Daniel Jane Moylarg 25/04/1841 29/01/1841 Stirling John John Susanna Craigs 09/05/1841 18/09/1840 Barclay Samuel Sam Catherine Cullybackey 15/05/1841 12/04/1841 Boyd Margaret James Elizabeth Craigs 06/06/1841 23/05/1841 McClarke Susan Henry Susan Ahoghill 06/06/1841 11/04/1841 Davison John Redwill James Anne Ahoghill 13/06/1841 00/12/1838 Jordan Catherine Benjamin Anne Drumrankin 13/06/1841 12/01/1841 Carson Mary Anne John Margaret Craigs 13/06/1841 13/05/1841 Kernahan Nancy Alexander Sarah McCahy Craigs 27/06/1841 06/05/1840 Shaw Agnes Robert Sally Craigs 27/06/1841 00/06/1840 Mcgrasniel Agnes John Ellen Craigs 27/06/1841 00/05/1841 McJammine ??? Elizabeth John Nancy Cullybackey 27/06/1841 Porter ? Elizabeth Jane William Sarah Drumrankin 27/06/1841 12/11/1840 Marshall Mary Jane Henry Jane Loan 27/06/1841 Age 18 McIlroy Anne Late William Jane Drumrankin 27/06/1841 Age 15 McIlroy Ellen Late William Jane Drumrankin 04/07/1841 30/05/1841 McClarke John Kirkpatrick John Jane McClarke Craigs 11/07/1841 01/04/1837 McWhirter Robert Late Robert Nancy Craigs 25/07/1841 01/08/1837 Dowdal Ann James Jane Moylarg 25/07/1841 15/05/1841 Dowal Catherine James Jane Moylarg 25/07/1841 25/03/1841 McIlroy Margaret Anne James Late Anne Dunnygarron 25/07/1841 17/06/1841 Strachan Margaret John Anne Jane Craigs 25/07/1841 28/05/1841 Davison William Gaston James Rachel Davison Ballyclosh 25/07/1841 21/06/1841 Galloway John James Robert Jane Liminary 25/07/1841 12/07/1839 Coffee Charles Charles Elizabeth Loan 25/07/1841 06/05/1841 Bristow Agnes James Nancy Lisnafallon 08/08/1841 13/05/1841 Mark Andrew William Margaret Drumrankin 29/08/1841 00/02/1840 Maclean Agnes Ann James Ellen Dreen 29/08/1841 30/03/1841 Bamber Rosie James Catherine Cullybackey 29/08/1841 29/05/1841 Thomfrey John James Sally Loan 29/08/1841 30/06/1841 McFaul Peggy Ann James Cullybackey 29/08/1841 01/08/1841 shannon James Daniel Jane Moylarg 29/08/1841 27/06/1841 Carson Matilda James Rose McAteer Tullygrawley 29/08/1841 00/00/1830 McKee James Robert Betty McCullough Broughdone 29/08/1841 00/00/1833 McKee Sarah Robert Betty McCullough Broughdone 29/08/1841 00/00/1833 McCullough Jane Jane Broughdone 20/09/1841 17/08/1841 Winning Sarah Ann John Mary Loan 20/09/1841 17/08/1841 Russell John Alexander Catherine Loan 20/09/1841 08/02/1841 Macanon William James Molly Craigs 20/09/1841 11/10/1839 Wallace Jane William Rachel Craigs 20/09/1841 20/12/1840 Marrs Susan Thomas Bell Loan 20/09/1841 29/02/1838 MacLean Archibald James Eleanor Dreen 01/10/1841 19/07/1841 McIlroy Archibald John Grace Cullybackey 31/10/1841 01/09/1841 McIlroy Jane Samuel Mary Cullybackey 31/10/1841 24/02/1839 Morrison William James William Nancy Kildowney 31/10/1841 29/08/1830 Kelly David Robert Mary Dunnygarron 31/10/1841 04/05/1841 McAfee Anne William Betty Dunnygarron 14/11/1841 08/10/1841 Beggs Grace Elizabeth William Martha Lisnafallon 28/11/1841 16/03/1841 Lewis Stewart William Mary Rasharkin 28/11/1841 21/10/1841 Morrison Thomas Berry William Nancy Kildowney 28/11/1841 00/11/1840 McAteer Maltilda John Mary Kildowney 28/11/1841 09/06/1839 Delap William John Nancy Rasharkin 20/12/1841 20/07/1841 Davison William Andrew Lily Ballywatermoy 20/12/1841 10/06/1841 Russell Henry Henry Mary Ann Rasharkin 20/12/1841 21/06/1841 Curry Elizabeth James Peggy Rasharkin 20/12/1841 17/06/1837 McAteer James James Nancy Cunningham Loan 02/01/1842 15/10/1841 Youart Catherine Robert Mary Anne Drumrankin 10/01/1842 05/12/1841 Shaw Ellen James Sally Moylarg 30/01/1842 13/12/1841 McBride Margaret Anne James Agnes Craigs 30/01/1842 30/10/1841 Mullan James William Nancy Craigs 30/01/1842 00/02/1841 Burke Hugh Hugh Peggy Ann Rasharkin 30/01/1842 00/02/1837 Latham Dorothea Late William Agnes Rasharkin 30/01/1842 00/02/1839 Latham Anna Late William Agnes Rasharkin 30/01/1842 06/08/1841 Latham Sarah Jane Late William Agnes Rasharkin 30/01/1842 27/10/1841 McKee Anne Hugh Maria Kirclinty (Carclinty) 30/01/1842 11/06/1841 Walsh Margaret William Elizabeth Ballyclosh 30/01/1842 08/11/1841 Dempsey James James Jane Ballyclosh 30/01/1842 00/05/1838 Hoey James James Margaret Laverty Drumrankin 27/02/1842 00/00/1838 Dick Margaret Anne James Ann Craigs 27/02/1842 00/08/1840 Dick Ellen James Ann Craigs 27/02/1842 00/01/1842 McIlroy Andrew John Margaret Loan 27/02/1842 00/12/1841 Armstrong Mary Ann Samuel Margaret Craigs 27/02/1842 20/02/1840 Boville Thomas Berry Robert Mary Ballyconnelly 13/03/1842 02/02/1842 Mooty Catherine Elizabeth Arthur M A Craigs 03/04/1842 12/01/1842 Taylor James William Jane Fenagh 03/04/1842 10/08/1840 McIlroy Hannah Rachel John Late Margaret Ballyclosh 03/04/1842 Boyd Sarah David Sarah Craigs 10/04/1842 10/01/1840 Graham James James Sarah Craigs (now Scotland) 24/04/1842 24/02/1842 Matthews William Robert Maria Tannybrannon 24/04/1842 06/04/1842 Simpson Mary Jane David Ann Ballywatermoy 24/04/1842 12/04/1842 McAteer Esther John Catherine Craigs 24/04/1842 00/11/1839 Smith Robert Hugh Rachel Broughdone 24/04/1842 28/12/1841 smith Hugh Hugh Rachel Broughdone 24/04/1842 20/02/1842 Wiley Robert William Margaret Broughdone 24/04/1842 07/11/1841 Davison George Thomas Jane Ballyclosh 24/04/1842 02/04/1842 Thompson David David Mary Ballyclosh 29/05/1842 00/08/1841 Douglass Ellen William Ally Broughdone 29/05/1842 21/03/1842 Wright Elizabeth Joseph Ellen Craigs 29/05/1842 00/12/1841 Berry Mary John Mary Kildowney 29/05/1842 20/03/1842 Russell John William Jane Kildowney 20/06/1842 00/11/1941 McCloy Sarah Hugh Ann Dunnygarron 20/06/1842 01/03/1842 Wiley Jane John Mary Ann Fenagh 20/06/1842 10/06/1841 McNally Esther Samuel ? Mary Ann Harper Craigs 20/06/1842 22/05/1842 Brady James James Mary Loan 20/06/1842 01/03/1842 Killough Mary Jane William Mary McClean Ballymena 20/06/1842 McIlrath Jane Nathaniel Nancy Russell Ballymena 20/06/1842 00/05/1841 Burns Nancy John Mary Craigs 20/06/1842 30/05/1842 McIlroy John Patrick Peggy Jane Loan 20/06/1842 01/03/1842 Lee Margaret James Mary Meek Craigs 31/07/1842 01/03/1840 Wilson James Robert Elizabeth Craigs 31/07/1842 27/08/1837 Wilson Jane Robert Elizabeth Craigs 31/07/1842 25/12/1839 McIlrath Elizabeth Jane William Matty Broughdone 31/07/1842 00/01/1842 Steel Mary Edward Rachel Rasharkin 31/07/1842 15/08/1840 Lowry John Joseph Elizabeth Tullygrawley 28/08/1842 28/05/1842 Higgins ? James John Jenny Kildowney 28/08/1842 27/07/1842 McDowell Robert James Mary Harbison Dunnygarron 28/08/1842 27/07/1842 McDowell William James Mary Harbison
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