Anne,
I found these probate abstracts:
The Will (with one Codicil) of George Ramsay late of Claggan in the County of Londonderry Gentleman deceased who died 30 October 1864 at same place was proved at Londonderry by the oaths of William Galt of No.4 Warwick-terrace London Esquire and the Reverend John Barnett of Moneymore in the County of Londonderry D.D. Presbyterian Minister the surviving Executors.
The will itself is on-line and says the estate was to be left to the deceased?s cousin George and then to his son George, and then to his eldest son (now in America). There was a sister Elizabeth Leckey then in Coalisland, and another sister Margaret (probably unmarried).
http://applications.proni.gov.uk/DCAL_PRONI_WillsCalendar/willsSearchRe…
Ramsay Lydia Elizabeth of Claggan House Claggan county Londonderry spinster died 26 March 1935 Probate Londonderry 16 September to reverend George Bell Shaw retired Presbyterian minister and Samuel Rankin Magill retired bank manager. Effects ?1314 6s. 9d.
Ramsay Rachel Amy of Claggan House Claggan county Londonderry spinster died 9 June 1935 Administration (with Will) Londonderry 5 September to Lillian Rogers widow. Effects ?7255 17s. 3d
Ramsay Robert Galt of Claggan House Claggan county Londonderry gentleman died 27 November 1931 Administration Londonderry 14 July to Lydia Elizabeth Ramsay spinster. Effects ?2403 5s. 1d. DBNPR 5/11/1936
Ramsay Robert Galt of Claggan House Claggan county Londonderry gentleman died 27 November 1931 Administration (d.b.n.) Londonderry 5 November to George Bell Shaw retired Presbyterian minister. Unadministered effects ?1151 10s. 9d. Former Grant Administration Londonderry D.R. 14 July 1932.
Robert Galt is listed twice because the executor was unable to carry out his duties for some reason and a further executor had to be appointed.
The above files are not on-line but are held in PRONI (the public record office) in Belfast. It doesn?t look as though any of them married.
The family property is listed in Griffiths valuation. They had plots 28-32 in Lissan who was a house, outbuildings, and a total of 66 acres of land. Today that?s just off the Claggan Rd, near McCrory?s Bar, 2 or 3 miles west of Moneymore. Claggan Presbyterian church is nearby. That might be where they are buried.
PRONI also have some papers from the 1920s relating to the Ramsay estate under ref:
Elwyn