Good Evening, Gordon!

Trust you are surviving the conditions in hot Adelaide (and even hotter 
tomorrow).

It will be almost impossible to prove a relationship between the Millers and 
Mowbrays of Cumber (Lower & Upper parishes); a result of the paucity of 
surviving early church records. I'm guessing that these families were 
Presbyterians?

I'm listing the surviving church records which have been filmed by the staff of 
PRONI and others archived in the Presbyterian Historical Society, Belfast:

CHURCH OF IRELAND, CUMBER LOWER (Derry diocese)

Baptisms, 1804-77; marriages, 1806-45; burials, 1828 and 1855-70; vestry 
minutes, 1801-70, with baptism and marriage entries. PRONI Ref: MIC583/33

PRESBYTERIAN, CUMBER LOWER

Baptisms, 1827-67; marriages, 1843­ MIC1P/147 1906


CHURCH OF IRELAND, CUMBER UPPER (Derry diocese)

Baptisms, 1811-18 and 1826-72; marriages, 1811-14 and 1826-45; burials, 
1837-1900; vestry minutes, 1807-95; list of vestrymen, 1870 and 1877 PRONI 
Refs: MIC1/15/2; MIC1/16

PRESBYTERIAN, CUMBER UPPER

Baptisms, 1874-1983; marriages, 1845­ MIC1P/148 1936

Baptisms, 1827-74; marriages, 1834-45. In Presbyterian Historical Society


The C of I records commence in the early nineteenth century, but are of little 
value when for you searching for your folks in the preceding 200 years from the 
time of the Plantation.


I'll take a look at the Freeholders lists and Poll books for the parish hoping 
to locate early-ish references to these settlers and their townlands.


All the best, Gordon

Len


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From: Gordon Wilkinson via CoTyroneList <[email protected]>
Sent: Saturday, 18 February 2023 7:03 PM
To: [email protected] 
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Cc: Gordon Wilkinson <[email protected]>
Subject: [CoTyroneMailingList] Re: New Content - Index to the Flaxgrowers 
Bounty List (Spinning Wheel Premiums), Cumber Upper Parish, Co. Londonderry, 
Northern Ireland 1796


Hi Len, It's possible that some in the list may be related to 'my' Millars and 
Mowbrays from Cumber? Any way to cross check? Gordon

James Mowbray, father of William (1831-1906, born Cumber Lower - a brisk walk 
from Cumber Upper)

John Millar, father of James Millar/Miller (1807-1862)

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On 18/02/2023 5:46 am, James McKane via CoTyroneList wrote:
Index to the Flaxgrowers Bounty List (Spinning Wheel Premiums), Cumber Upper 
Parish, Co. Londonderry, Northern Ireland 
1796<https://www.cotyroneireland.com/flax/cumber.html>

Thanks again to Len Swindley for another great addition to CTI!

Jim McKane
Kitchener, Ontario



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