THANK YOU, Tammy. This is as close as I have reached in
confirming a Skiffington in Donaghmore, who may or may not
be connected with my husband’s great-grandfather Patrick
Skiffington, born 1812-15 about. The spelling Skeffington
is a little different, but not unusual for that time.
Next most important question: Do you have any
suggestions for finding the ‘tree’ of both B (perhaps
Bernard) and John Skeffington. I have information on a
Bernard Skiffington (sp.) who went to Lanark, Scotland with
his wife and a son, and thereafter added to his family, some
of whom, I believe, went to America, but I can find no
connection with Patrick Skiffington, unless this Bernard was
(most likely) related in some way.
Published by Thomas
Bradshaw, Newry and printed by Alexander Wilkinson at
the Telegraph Office, Newry, 1819
On this page you'll find a multitude of surnames, with
their occupation and residence.
( There are many more names on the webpage
http://cotyroneireland.com/trade/bradshaws_dungannon.html
)
Some examples are:
ATWELL William,
shoemaker, Ann Street
BLAKELY Mrs Ann, Ann Street
BOARDMAN Thomas, bleacher,
Moygashell
BOARDMAN Thomas, Laurel Hill
BOURNE Rev. Sandford, Glebe Hill
CONWELL Rev., Henry, Ann Street
CONWELL Rev. Daniel, P.P.
Donaghmore
COOPER J., agent to the dispensary,
Milltown
D’ACOSTA Monsieur, teacher of
French language, Perry Street
DEVLIN Patrick, publican, Church
Street
EVANS Edward, Esq.
EVANS Rev. Robert, Perry Street
FENEY Patrick, publican, Market
Street
FEGAN Owen, huxter, Irish Street
FRIZELL Robert, town sergeant,
Perry Street
FULLAN Arthur, commissioner for
taking affidavits, Market Street
GLASS Robert, gent., George’s
Street
GRAHAM Rev. James, Thorn Hill
GRAY, John, watchmaker, Church
Street
GRAY James, coppersmith, Scotch
Street
HANNA Misses, haberdashers, Market
Street
HANNINGTON Thomas, Esq., Knox
Castle
HANSLEY Patrick, teacher of Erasmus
Smith’s school
IRWIN Joseph, saddler and harness
maker, Irish Street
KENNEDY Charles, blacksmith, Church
Street
KING Samuel, soap boiler and tallow
chandler, Market Street
LOFTUS Charles, painter and
glazier, Irish Street
LOUGHRAN Patrick, publican, Scotch
Street
MULLAN John, butcher, Shamble Lane
MURPHY -----, nailer, Irish Street
McCOURT, Daniel, plasterer,
George’s Street
McELNEW -----, publican, Church
Street
McKAGHEY John, skinner, Ann Street
McKINLEY Francis, wheelwright and
turner, Irish Street
NEWBURN -----, hosier, Irish Street
NEWTON Andrew, solicitor, Scotch
Street
OGLE James, grocer, ironmonger,
soap boiler, and chandler, Market Street
O’NEILL Felix, mathematician,
George’s Street
PIKE William, Esq., Derryvale
PIKE Jonathan, Esq., Beechgrove
PRESTON Patrick, baker, Market
Street
QUIN Patrick, huxter, Scotch Street
QUIN Matthew, mason, Chapel Yard
RAMSEY Nathaniel, gent., Market
Street
RICE James, hatter, Ann Street
SPROUL Mrs, Schoolhouse Lane
STAPLES Rev. Alexander, Mullaghmore
TALLON James distributor of stamps,
Perry Street
TURKINGTON John, boot and
shoemaker, Church Street
VERNER William, Lieutenant-Colonel,
Churchhill
WARD John, huxter, Irish Street
WHITE John, boot and shoemaker,
Market Street
YOUNG James, Esq., Annaghinny
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Tammy
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