Hi Rachel, There is not a shadow of a doubt that these are your people. Lucinda/Lucy is such an unusual name that there will not be two of them called Haddon, another unusual name.
And Ochnaclan is definitely Aughnacloy. However, it is unfortunate that you cut the column titles off the immigration document because I am not sure what Ochnaclan refers to since it says that John and Lucy Haddon are both living at Clogher. Clogher is about three miles west of Aughnacloy. This is the townland (small, usually rural, area) of Knockadreen, a mile north east of the town of Aughnacloy: https://www.townlands.ie/tyrone/lower-dungannon/clanteel/knockadreen/ And a weaver was what many farm labourers called themselves simply because they did a bit of weaving over the winter when farm labouring was not in demand. It sounded a bit grander. As a farm labourer. John Hadden will have moved around as work became available on different farms. Here he is, in Doolargy or Golan, along with all the other Haddens, including an Archibald in Knockadreen, in the 1825 Tithe Applotment Books - courtesy http://www.cotyroneireland.com/tithe/titheindex.html: HADDEN Archibald Knockadreen HADDEN James Doolargy HADDEN John Armalughey HADDEN John Doolargy HADDEN John Goland HADDEN Joseph Goland HADDEN Widow Aughnacloy But by the 1837 TABs, there has been quite a bit of movement: HADDEN Widow Doolargy HADDEN George Cumber HADDEN George Dromore HADDEN James Dromore HADDEN John Dromore HADDEN Robert Crilly HADDEN Robert Cumber HADDEN Samuel Annaghsallagh HADDEN Samuel Dromore (LEN!! Are you watching this?!! Grins) Sadly, this may well be John's death: Civil Death Record Name: John Hadden Date of Death: 31-Aug-1872 Age: 80 Parish / District: CLOGHER Address: Workhouse Clogher County: TYRONE Status: Married Registration District Occupation: PAUPER Sex: Male Graveyard Informant Graveyard: Relationship: Chief Resident Off. Parish: Name: H. Lynch County: Address: Workhouse Clogher This is probably John in 1860 in the Griffiths Valuation land survey: Griffith's Valuation Record Information Tenant Family Name 1 HADDON Forename 1 JOHN Landlord Family Name 2 CALEDON Forename 2 EARL OF Location County TYRONE Barony DUNGANNON, LOWER Union ARMAGH Parish AGHALOO Townland DROMORE Place Name DROMORE Place Type TOWNLAND Publication Details Position on Page 44 Printing Date 1860 Act 15&16 Sheet Number 66 Map Reference 14 If it is, then there will be maps showing the exact location of his home. And this could also be a connection of your John Haddon, who registered Archibald Haddon's death; remember, Archibald lived in Knockadreen at one time: Burial/Death Record Name: Archibald Hadden Date of Death: 07-Apr-1886 Age: 84 Parish / District: AGHALOO Address: Doolargy County: TYRONE Status: Married Roman Catholic Occupation: FARMER Sex: Male Graveyard Informant Graveyard: Relationship: Son Parish: Name: John Hadden County: Address: Doolargy Notes: OLD AGE UNCERTIFIED. Lots more could be done on all of this. Just hope you come back to see it, Rachel. Regards, Boyd https://www.westulstergenealogy.com/ https://www.facebook.com/westulstergenealogy/ http://familytrees.genopro.com/boydgray26/Boyd/ On 10 June 2018 at 12:26, Liam Ó Cuinn <madadh...@outlook.com> wrote: > Could Ochnaclan be Aughnacloy? > _______________________________________________ > CoTyroneList mailing list > CoTyroneList@cotyroneireland.com > http://mail.cotyroneireland.com/mailman/listinfo/ > cotyronelist_cotyroneireland.com >
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