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Baronies: Tirhugh (Donegal portion), Magheraboy (Fermanagh portion)

Diocese: Clogher

Poor law union: Ballyshannon, Enniskillen

Probate registries: Armagh, Londonderry

County districts: Ballyshannon No. 2, Enniskillen No. 1

Places: Bundoran, Churchill, Derrygonnelly

Bundoran RC Cemetery

Carrick*

Derrgonnelly Old*

Derrygonnelly RC (St Patrick’s)*

Finner*

Church Hill

Inishmacsaint CI (Benmore)*

Inishmacsaint Island*

Slavin CI*

Slawin (Slavin Old)*

Toura RC (St John the Baptist)*

*Inscriptions published by David R. Elliott, Kinfolk Finders

Finner: baptisms, 1815-1950; marriages, 1817-1925; burials, 1815-1980 (MIC1/295)

Inishmacsaint: baptisms, 1813-85; marriages, 1813-1934; burials, 1813-87; confirmations, 1866-82 (MIC1/50; MIC583/6 CR1/56); extracts from baptisms, 1660-72, 1800-15; marriages, 1663-72, 1801-15 and burials, 1662-72, 1802-15 (T808/15274-15276); further extracts from baptisms, marriages and burials (T3548, CR1/7); typescript history of the parish compiled c.1920 (T2849/1)

Slavin: baptisms, 1836-2001; marriages, 1847-1935; burials, 1883-2001 (MIC1/272; CR1/56; MIC583/6; CR1/96)

Devonish (Botha, Derrygonnelly): baptisms, 1853-79 (NLI, https://registers.nli.ie/parishes/0301) 

Innismacsaint (Maghene, Bundoran): baptisms and marriages, 1847-80 (NLI, https://registers.nli.ie/parishes/0291)

Bundoran: baptisms, 1835-1932 (MIC1E/35); for marriages, see Ballyshannon (Kilbarron parish)

Churchill: baptisms, 1877-1986; marriages, 1879­-1934; circuit schedule book, 1866-80 (MIC1E/15, 17) 

Derrygonnelly: baptisms, 1871-1985; marriages, 1879-1936­ (MIC1E/16)

Tithe description book of the upper and middle divisions of the parish of Inishmacsaint, County Fermanagh, 1814, naming over 600 tithe-payers (D3925/1)

Tithe applotment book, 1834 (FIN/5/A/156)

Finner: vestry minutes, 1847-1926 (MIC1/295)

Inishmacsaint: vestry minutes, 1765-1818, 1837-70; includes the names of seatholders in part of the church, 1772 (MIC1/50/1)

Archdale estate

Clogher bishopric estate

Conolly estate

Ely estate

Montgomery estate

Derrygonnelly (St Patrick’s) National/PE: male register, 1867–1957; female register, 1865–1938 (SCH/978)

Derrygonnelly Mill National/PE: male and female registers, 1882–1957 (SCH/1129)

Glenn East National/PE/PS: female register, 1868–1962; roll books, 1882–1946 (SCH/1475)

Roscor National/PE/PS: male register, 1868–1957; female, 1866–1958 (SCH/1416)

Derrygonnelly Petty Sessions Court: box of miscellaneous papers, depositions, recognisances, c. 1870 (HA/1/36)  

Printed register of spirit licences in County Fermanagh, which includes details for the Petty Sessions District of Derrygonnelly, 1892–1921 (HA/1/72/K/1)

Townland Valuation: VAL/1/B/426A-C (Fermanagh portion)

Tenement Valuation: VAL/2/B/4/17A-D (Fermanagh portion)

Ballyshannon Union records include: minutes and rough minutes of meetings, 1840–1922; indoor relief registers, 1906–15; indoor admission and discharge registers, 1914–18 (DCA, BG/38); register of cases of successful vaccination, district of Churchill, 1864 (BG/14/L/15); see also Anthony Begley, ‘Poverty, famine and the workhouse at Ballyshannon’, Donegal Annual, 41 (1989)

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)

P. O Gallachair, Where Erne and Drowes Meet the Sea: Fragments from a Patrician Parish (1961): history of Bundoran and neighbourhood

W. K. Parke, Glimpses of Old Derrygonnelly (1978)

W. K. Parke, The Parish of Inishmacsaint (1982)

Copy memorial of the ‘Protestant Inhabitants of the Parishes of Kilbarren and Garrison, also (Innismac)saint who live nearer Belleek than any other church’, c. 1788 – DIO/2/9/660A

Memorial signed by 45 Protestant parishioners of ‘Ennismacsaint’ complaining about the building of a new (Church of Ireland) parish church, 1826 (NAI, CSO/RP/1826/460)

Memorial signed by 28 Catholic and Protestant parishioners of the parishes of Inishmacsaint, Devenish and Boho objecting to the proceedings of a meeting held in Garrisen [Garrison] church which appointed a board of health; also the names of 13 individuals nominated to a board of health, 1832 (NAI, CSO/RP/1832/4255)