Armachiana Volume 8
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Armachiana Vol1 (Armagh County Museum ARMCM.28.2014.60)
The cont ents of thes e volumes l a belled Armachiana are simply notes for t a lks to local and visitin g societies in search of material relating to it s histor ic a l b a ck ground and an cient monuments . They a re not of any great i mportance but may p rovide a gui de to studen ts seek ing d a t a on the county g enerally or on their own distri ct s i n particular . TGF Paterson
said husband and she sustained by the means of this Rebellion
and under the proposed division the parish would have incorporated formerly part of Killevy besides some townlands now in Loughgilly.
found in the hands of Redmond O/Hanlon's mother-in-law by one Mullan houses, and seeing Mullan come in she went to hide these letters; he
several ways to him how it might be performed (all of them depending
agreement that I have made with one Fergus MacGenis who has engaged
225 a. April 20, 1715.
and 4 acres in Tullyhew. Oct. 19.
hew. Sept. 7, 1726. St. John, Alice,
spent the night in the Prophet's chamber at Terryhoogan.
took an hour and a half of riding so I did not reach Dr. Leslle s
that my chaise had broke down) and tok me with her to Tanderaget
A multitude of people were waiting (twice as many as were in the
sarnestly proclaimed...Such a congregation I have not seen sing
This company (with the Tanderagee Invincibles or second company) at any rate the newspapers contain little information regarding them.
consisted of 29 First class, 111 Second class, 70 Third class
at Tandragee; because its truly noble owner is my own countryman.
The oldest legible stone in the churchyard is that recording
Manchester. They took up residence in the Castle and enlarged it.
of them and I hope they will take the trouble of examining into
Biddell's Buildings, 49 Donegall Place, Belfast, who compiled
