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Derry Weddings 1863

Posted on September 30, 2014March 13, 2019 by Sharon Slater

The following list contains marriages that mention places in county Derry.

These records were extracted from  news reports of Irish Marriages published in the Limerick Chronicle, 1863:

 

26 March: Robert McKeown & Sarah Hamill

In the Presbyterian Church, Finvoy, Mr. Robert McKeown, Ballyronan, county Derry, to Sarah, daughter of the late Samuel Hamill, Esq., Finvoy, county Antrim.


 

7 July: Thomas Moriarty & Harriette Gore

At St. Peter’s Church, Dublin, Thomas, son of Henry Moriarty, Esq., of Abbeytown, county Roscommon, to Harriette, daughter of the late William Gore, Esq., of Mayola, county of Derry


 

16 July: Samuel Fleming & Sarah Fleming

In Derry Cathedral, Mr Samuel Fleming, merchant, Londonderry, to Sarah, daughter of William Fleming, Esq., of Castletown, Island of Inch.


 

18 July: Richard Alfred Hamilton & Henrietta Wybrants Dawson

At St. Anne’s Church, Dublin, Richard Alfred, son of the late John Hamilton, Esq., Mill View county Donegal, to Henrietta Wybrants, Daughter of the late Charles P. Dawson, Esq., of Castle Dawson, Londonderry.


 

12 November: William Mitchell & Sarah Anna Colbourn

At St Mary’s Church, Dublin, Mr Wm Mitchell, reporter, Londonderry Standard to Sarah Anna, daughter of the late Mr N Colbourn of Dublin


Click here for the marriages recorded in the other counties of Ireland for 1863


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