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Fermanagh

Barony: Lurg

Diocese: Clogher

Poor law union: Irvinestown (Lowtherstown)

Probate registry: Armagh

County district: Irvinestown No. 1

Places: Ederny, Kesh, Lack

Crevenish

Edenclaw*

Kiltierney

Lack or Colaghty CI*

Magheraculmoney CI, Ardess (inscriptions published in F.A. Bailie, A Short History of Magheraculmoney Parish (1984))

*Inscriptions published by David R. Elliott, Kinfolk Finders

Lack or Colaghty: baptisms, 1835-1915; marriages, 1844; 

accounts, 1835-44 (MIC1/37; CR1/100)

Magheraculmoney: baptisms, 1767-1907; marriages, 1767­1818 and 1825-45; burials, 1767-1876 (MIC1/67-68)

Lack or Colaghty: vestry minutes, 1852–70 (MIC1/37)

Magheraculmoney: vestry minutes, 1763–87, including regular lists of the poor, distinguishing between Protestants and Catholics from 1769 onwards (MIC1/67-68)

Archdale estate

Clogher bishopric estate

Vaughan estate

Ardress National/PE/PS: male and female registers, 1878–56 (SCH/175)

Cloy National/PE School: male and female registers, 1872–1956 (SCH/249)

Drumskinney National/PE/PS: male and female registers, 1885–1951 (SCH/156)

Drumskinney No.2 National/PE/PS: female register, 1928–61 (SCH/1448)

Kesh National/PE: male and female registers, 1878–1955/6 (SCH/1119)

Lack National/PE: male and female registers, 1891–1955 (SCH/248)

Moneyvreice National/PE/PS: roll books, 1903–33 (SCH/1450)

Townland Valuation: VAL/1/B/418

Tenement Valuation: VAL/2/B/4/13A-D

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)