| Church of Ireland Records | Castle Archdale: baptisms and burials, 1842- ; marriages, 1892- (local custody) Derryvullan (Derryvullan South): earliest registers destroyed in 1922: baptisms, 1877-1916; marriages, 1845-1903 (MIC1/308) Derryvullan (Derrvullan North, Irvinestown); baptisms, 1803-1909; marriages, 1803-1934; burials, 1804-1902; poor list, 1823-40 (MIC1/34; MIC583/2 CR1/37) |
| School Records | Castle Irvine National/PE: male and female registers, 1876–1950 (SCH/985) Cules and Killadeas National/PE/PS: male and female registers, 1870–1956 (SCH/26, see also MIC/15H/141) Drummal National/PE/PS: male register, 1884–1955; female register, 1884–1953 (SCH/229) Irvinestown National/PE/PS: male and female registers, 1884–1959/60 (SCH/1447) Tamlaght National/PE: male and female registers, 1915–68 (SCH/1127) |
| Board of Guardians | Enniskillen Union records include: minute books, 1840–1948; dispensary committee minute books: Enniskillen, 1852–99, Tempo, 1852–99; outdoor relief order books, 1899–1905; outdoor relief registers, 1848–1948 (including indexes, 1847–8 and 1865–99, prepared by D.R. Elliott); salaries book, 1893–1900; indoor registers, 1845–1949; medical relief registers: Tempo, 1887–1948, Holywell no. 1, 1899–1925, Holywell no. 2, 1906–17; records of births, 1846–1948; records of deaths, 1845–54, 1899–1922; indexed minute books of register of births, 1880–1948; vaccination registers: Ely, 1869–1945, Enniskillen, 1877–1913, Holywell, 1883–1948, Lisbellaw, 1864–1921, Tempo, 1864–97; rate book, 1876 (BG/14) See also Margaret Quinn, ‘Enniskillen Poor Law Union (1840–49)’, Clogher Record, vol. 7, no. 3 (1971/72) and Desmond McCabe and Cormac Ó Gráda, ‘“Better off thrown behind a ditch”: Enniskillen workhouse during the Great Famine’ in Michael De Nie and Seán Farrell (eds), Power and Popular Culture in Modern Ireland: Essays in Honour of James S. Donnelly, Jr (2010) Irvinestown (Lowtherstown) Union records include minute books, 1840–1948; dispensary committee minute books: Ederney, 1852–99, Lowtherstown, 1852–99; outdoor relief registers, 1847–1946; outdoor relief applications and report book, 1906–49; indoor registers, 1845–1918; Irvinestown no. 1 medical officer’s report book, 1887–1948; records of births, 1846–1918; records of deaths, 1899–1918; Clonelly vaccination register, 1904–47; indexed minute book of register of births, Ederny, including details of vaccinations, 1899–1912 (BG/15) See also John B. Cunningham, ‘An analysis of Irvinestown workhouse: a Famine case study’, Ulster Local Studies, vol. 18, no. 1 (1996) and Breege McCusker, Lowtherstown Workhouse (1997) |