Hello
Looking for any children of Edward McCallion (1817-1892) and Isabella (Quinn) McCallion (about 1827-1892). They were married 2/24/1848 in Diocese of Armagh, County Londonderry. I only know of one son William John McCallion (1866-1903) and cannot find any other children in any of the documents that I have located. Thank you
Michelle:
The subscription site Roots Ireland has three other children all slightly older then William John. They were baptized in the RC parish of Cookstown in Co. Tyrone.
Eliza baptized March 22 1860 father Edward McCallian and mother Isabel Quin
John baptized April 27 1862 father Edward McCallion and mother Isabel Quinn
James born May 22 1864 father Edward McCallion and mother Isabel Quinn. I tried to locate the actual civil birth record on irishgenealogy.ie but was unsuccessful
Roger McDonnell
Found the birth of William John McCallion to above parents in 1866 in Ballyloughan, near Moneymore. Father’s occupation farmer.
https://www.irishgenealogy.ie/files/civil/birth_returns/births_1866/03512/2291777.pdf
Griffiths Valuation for 1859 lists Edward McCallion on plot 2 in Ballyloughan. Just under 18 acres. Today that farm is on the Drumrot Rd. Looking at it on a satellite image, I’d say it is still a farm but has been combined with plot 1.
Probate abstract:
Letters of Administration of the personal estate of Isabella M'Callin otherwise M'Callion late of Ballyloughan County Londonderry Widow who died 13 January 1892 at same place were granted at Londonderry to William John M'Callin otherwise M'Callion of Coagh County Tyrone Merchant the Son.
This looks to be the same family:
Letters of Administration of the personal estate of Edward Joseph M'Callion late of Cough County Tyrone Merchant who died 26 April 1889 at same place were granted at Armagh to Edward M'Callion of Ballyloughan County Londonderry Farmer the Father.
Edward junior was a Merchant. He was a bachelor.
https://www.irishgenealogy.ie/files/civil/deaths_returns/deaths_1889/06144/4755420.pdf
The Valuation revision records show that after Isabella’s death in 1892 the farm transferred to a Mrs William Millar.
Marriage for an Isabella McCallin in 1884 whose father was Edward, a farmer. She lived in Coagh, so possibly she’s a member of this family:
https://www.irishgenealogy.ie/files/civil/marriage_returns/marriages_1884/10908/5984646.pdf
Michelle,
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Records from Ancestry
| Name | Edward M'Callion |
| Death Date | 13 Jan 1892 |
| Death Place | Londonderry |
| Primary Beneficiary | William J M'Callion |
| Original URL | http://www.willcalendars.nationalarchives.ie/search/cwa/details.jsp?id=1639490488 |
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| Name | Edward McCallin |
| Baptism Age | 0[0] |
| Event Type | Baptism |
| Birth Date | 1854 |
| Baptism Date | 19 Nov 1854 |
| Baptism Place | Desertcreight, Derry and Tyrone, Ireland |
| Parish Variants | Cookstown, Derryloran, Derryloran and Desertcreight, Desertcreight and Derryloran |
| Diocese | Armagh |
| Father | Edward McCallin |
| Mother | Isabella Quin |
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Michelle,
On RootsIreland I found additional children born to Edward and Isabella in Cookstown- Patrick 1852 and William 1866. Last name McCallin.
Isabella's marriage to Robert McCann, the link Elwyn provided, marriage was registered in Derry and Tyrone.
Record from RootsIreland.
| Date of Marriage: | 16-Sep-1884 | ||||
| Parish / District: | COOKSTOWN | County: | TYRONE | ||
| Husband | Wife | ||||
| Name: | Robert | Mccann | Isabella | Mccallin | |
| Address: | Ballymulderg | Coagh | |||
| Occupation: | FARMER | ||||
| Age: | Full Age | Full Age | |||
| Status: | Bachelor (Previously unmarried) | Spinster (Previously unmarried) | |||
| Husband's Father | Wife's Father | ||||
| Name: | John | Mccann | Edward | Mccallin | |
| Address: | |||||
| Occupation: | FARMER | FARMER | |||
| Husband's Mother | Wife's Mother | ||||
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| Witness 1 | Witness 2 | ||||
| Name: | James | Mccallin | Ellen | Auterson | |
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| Notes: | |||||
RC CHURCH OF DRUMMULLIN.
Thank you!