GREEN, George in Dungannon ^{1 2 5}

  General Notes:

George Green was a nailmaker journeyman, deceased, according to the marriage certificate of his son John in 1890. ⁶

  Research Notes:

TITHE APPLOTMENT BOOK - DRUMGLASS PARISH COUNTY TYRONE 1832

GREEN George Gortmerrin
GREEN H. Dungannon Gardens (in the Townland of Drumcoo)
GREEN Mr. John Dungannon Gardens (in the Townland of Drumcoo)
GREEN Rev. H. Gortmerrin
GREEN Rev. Henry Drumcoo

GRIFFITHS VALUATION Record Information
Tenant Family Name 1 GREENE
Forename 1 GEORGE
Landlord Family Name 2 MCEVOY
Forename 2JOHN M.
Location County TYRONE
Barony DUNGANNON, MIDDLE
UnionDUNGANNON
ParishDRUMGLASS
Townland DRUMCOO
Place Name PERRY STREET
Place Type OTHER
Publication Details
Position on Page 12
Printing Date1860
Act 15&16
Sheet Number
Map Reference 90 3 ^{7 8}

George married Eliza Jane MILLAR in Gortmerron, daughter of Alexander MILLAR and Unknown, on 26 Sep 1862 in Dungannon, County Tyrone, Ireland.^{1 2} (Eliza Jane MILLAR in Gortmerron was born about 1842 and died before 14 Mar 1890 ⁶.)

  Marriage Notes:

According to their Civil Marriage Record of 1862 George Green's address was Dungannon, and Eliz Jane Miller's was Gortmerron.

Both were single, the groom being 22 years old and the bride 20 years old.

The groom's father Joseph Green was a nailer by occupation, and the bride's father Alex Miller was a labourer.

The names of the witnesses to the marriage were Alexander Miller and Robert Hanna. ²

George next married Ann TWEEDLIE, daughter of William TWEEDLEY and Annie McLENNAN, in May 1754 in Mortlach Parish, Banffshire, Scotland.^{3 4} (Ann TWEEDLIE was born 29 November 1855 at 0.30 pm in 1 Havannah Street, Glasgow, Scotland ^{9 10}.)

  Marriage Notes:

"SIME
MARGARET
JAMES GORDON/
00/05/1754
162/ 20 30
Mortlach"

from Index of Marriages


Old Parish Registers
Mortlach parish Banffshire
Marriages

"9 May 1754
Gordon and Sime
James Gordon and Margaret Sime Daughter to Mr Walter Sime Minister of the Gospel at Mortlach Parishioners after proclamation of Banns were married" ^{4 11}