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Hamilton Baptisms, Marriages & Burials from the Registers of Donagheady Parish Church (Church of Ireland), Co. Tyrone 1754-65
DONAGHEADY PARISH REGISTERS
The earliest surviving registers for
this church are dated 1697 – 1723, however at this stage I have not
attempted to extract any entries from them as many pages are very difficult
to read.
The next period is 1753 – 1765 and
these begin with the following notes :
Andrew Hamilton, D. D. died, Sept.
22d 1753, rector of Donoghkiddy about 64 years – must have been inducted at
the age of 20, in the 1st or 2d year of William & Mary, 1608, or 1609.
1753. 14 baptisms this year, after
Dr. Hamilton’s Death – No register came to the present Rector’s Hands, but a
very imperfect one, confusedly kept in two Vestry Books, to the year 1732,
or there about.
(signed) Geo Bracegirdle, Rector.
BAPTISMS
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BAPTISED
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CHILD’S NAME
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PARENTS
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TOWNLAND
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1754 April 17
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Charles
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legit Son of William Hamilton
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Aghabrack
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1754 May 3
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Mary
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legit Daughter of Hugh
Hamilton
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Claudstown
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1754 May 16
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Frederic
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legit Son of Mr Wm. Hamilton
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Stoneyfold
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1754 Sept. 23
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James
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legit Son of William Hamilton
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Glennagoorland
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1754 Sept. 23
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James
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legit Son of George Hamilton
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Claudstown
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1754 Dec. 16
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George
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legit Son of Mr Wm. Hamilton
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Stonyfolds
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1754 Dec. 30
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Margaret
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legit Dr. of James Hamilton
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Gorteleck
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1755
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No Hamilton entries
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1756 Jan. 18
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William
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Son of James & Elizabeth
Hamilton
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Glennagoorland
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1756 June 13
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Kitty
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Dau of Henry & Bridget
Hamilton
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Liscleen
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1757 March13
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Elizabeth
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Daughter of William Hamilton
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Stoneyfolds
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1857
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1 private Baptism at the age
of 15 Months
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1758
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Illegible
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1759 June 10
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John
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son of George & Jane Hamilton
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Claudstown
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1760
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No Hamilton entries
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1761 Feb. 8
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John
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of William & Catherine
Hamilton
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Glennigoorland
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1761 April 5
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Elizabeth
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of George & Rebecca Hamilton
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Claudstown
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1761 May 10
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Rachel
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of James & Rebecca Hamilton
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Stoneyfolds
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1761 May 17
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Hugh
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of Joseph & Mary Hamilton
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Claudstown
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1762 Jan. 17
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George
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of James & Elizabeth Hamilton
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Glennagoorland
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1763 March27
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Margaret
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of William & Sarah Hamilton
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Claudstown
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1763 Dec. 4
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Ann
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of Joseph & Sarah Hamilton
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Claudstown
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1764 June 3
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Martha
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Dr. of Thomas & Catherine
Hamilton
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Claudstown
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1764 July 8
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Ann
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Dr. of George & Catherine
Hamilton
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Glennagoorland
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1764 Nov. 18
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Robert
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Son of (Robert crossed out)
William & Catherine Hamilton
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Claudstown
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1765 March 7
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Ann &(?) Elizabeth
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Dr. of James & Catherine
Hamilton
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Outermurgh
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1765 April 21
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Rachel
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Dr. of James & Mary Hamilton
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Dunnimana
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1765 May 26
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Belinda
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Dr. of James & Elizabeth
Hamilton
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Glennygoorland
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MARRIAGES
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1754 December 12
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Archibald Read of
Tamlaghtfinlagan [Co. Londonderry]& Isabel Hamilton of this parish
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1755 September 29
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George Boyd & Catherine
Hamilton, both of this Parish
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1756 November14
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John Knobbs of Greystone &
Sarah Hamilton of Gloudstown, both in Donoghkiddy, with Banns
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1757 April 27
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James Young, Bachelor, &
Margaret Hamilton, Spinster, both of Donoghkiddy, with License
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1758 December 24
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Arthur White, Bachelor, of
Dunnimanar, & Sarah Hamilton, of Grange, Spinster, both of the
Parish of Donoghkiddy, after publication of Banns
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1761 January 23
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Andrew Dunn of Cullan,
Bachelor, & Jane Hamilton of Gortereagh, Spinster, in this parish
with License
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1761 January 25
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Samuel Erwin, Widower, of
Benone, & Mary Hamilton of Leitrim, Spinster, after publication of
Banns
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1763 September 22
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William Caldwell, Bachelor,
of Ballybogan, Lifford, or Clonleigh [Co. Donegal], & Jane Hamilton,
Spinster, of Glennagoorland, Donoghkiddy, with License
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1764 September 22
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Robert Cary of Clohogal,
Bachelor, & Ann Hamilton of Prospect, Spinster, of this parish, with
License
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BURIALS
A note in the Burial register of
1754:
The reason for so few Burials are
enter’d , is, an indecent custom of interring without sending to the
Minister to attend – That the papists should, always, & the Presbyterians,
generally, omit it, is not to be wonder’d; but it is astonishing, that
those, who are of the Establish’d Church, should chuse to bury their
deceased Friends’ like Dogs.
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1756 November 13
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John Hamilton of Castlemellon
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1756 November ?
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William Hamilton of Achabrack
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1757 March 13
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Child of William Hamilton of
Glenagoorland
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1757 March 19
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Child of William Hamilton of
Glennagoorland
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