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James McFarland

James McFarland

Born
1846-01-01 12:00:00
Gender
Male

​James McFarland born approx 1846 married Isabella Hill on 9 November 1868 Clonleigh, Donegal. Register office at Donacavy, witnesses were Thomas Hill and Charles Maguire. James resides at Stonewalls, Ardstraw. Strabane. son James Alexander b on 25/11/1868 Newtown Stewart, Tyrone. son Robert b 27/10/1870 Newtownstewart, Tyrone. daughter Martha Ann b 20/4/1874 Drumquin, Tyrone. daughter Eliza Jane  b 4/12/1877 Gortinagin, Leitrim, Tyrone. Isabella b 27/10/1874 Gortgranagh and daughter Rebecca Agnes b 25/11/1888 Gortgranagh. 

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Ardstraw (Tyrone)

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