Beginning with Matthew Logan of Co. Down, N. Ireland
and his wife Elizabeth Coughlin of Tipperary, Ireland
Their 1855 arrival in Hamilton, Ontario
Matthew Logan as Police Officer - Police Chief of
Hamilton
Matthew Logan as Deputy Warden of Central Prison,
Toronto from 1876 - 1911
John Francis Logan and his wife Susie Gladys Morgan
Gladys Marguerite Logan * Kenneth Taylor Logan * Roy
Linwood Logan * Morley Francis Logan
Matthew Logan Photos and
newspaper clippings - Fighting criminals (gr gr grandfather)
John F. Logan Journey from
Hamilton to Rosedale in 1917 (gr grandfather)
Gladys Logan From Hamilton to
Rosedale (grandmother)
Kenneth "Bunky" Logan (great Uncle Bunky)
Matthew Logan
Circa 1879 - Deputy Warden, Central Prison (Toronto)
Photo: The guards at the Central
Prison, c. 1879, Toronto. Warden is in the front at far right. Deputy
Warden, Matthew Logan is top row middle with cap and scraggly beard
Early History of Law Enforcement in Hamilton -
Story relates to Matthew Logan
1875........
It was during his (Matthew Logan) regime that the Young
murder occurred. The Young brothers waylaid a farmer on the mountain,
between Hamilton and Caledonia one night and robbed and then murdered
him with a club. The Youngs were arrested in this city and taken to
Caledonia where they were tried and sentenced to death. They escaped
from jail by murderously assaulting the turnkey, and were in hiding in a
barn some distance south of the city, with two young women named Barber,
daughters of a neighbouring farmer. The local constables were afraid to
tackle them as they were armed, and announced that they would not be
taken alive. A Hamilton policeman names James McFeigan, afterwards Chief
of Police at Galt, was out in the country on a visit and located the
men. He came into the city and informed Chief Logan, and a posse was at
once ordered out to make the arrest. It was composed of Chief Logan,
Sergeant Major McMenemy, Detectives Rousseaux and McPherson, Constables
Donald Campbell, Keenan, Robinson, James McFiegan, David Wark, Joseph
Prentice, Peter Ferris and Leslie Wright. They drove out to the place
and surrounded the barn and then waited until daylight. The men were
found hiding in a hay-mow and they resisted. Sergeant Major McMenemy
shot James William Young through the wrist, and then the murders
subsided. John Young was hung and James was later pardoned. The Hamilton
Force was handsomely rewarded for the capture. Subsequently, Logan was
made deputy warden of the Central prison, and Alexander McMenemy
succeeded him in the fall of 1876.
Warden, Capt. W. S. Prince - Deputy
Warden, Matthew Logan
Toronto's Central Prison, circa 1879
Strachan Avenue
Toronto Central Prison
Situate on Strachan Avenue, near Emigrant Sheds, about
two miles west of City Hall. Established under 34 Vic., cap. 17, as an
adult Reformatory and Industrial Prison, for the reception of prisoners
sentenced to imprisonment at hard labor in county goals for periods of
from two months to two years. The industry of the Prison is the
manufacture of Railway Cars, household and kitchen wooden ware, and the
workshops comprise rolling mills and axle factory, car wheel, castings
and brass foundries, machine shops for iron and wood working, and forges
and finishing shops. All the operations necessary for the manufacture of
cars can be carried on within the prison walls. the dormitories contain
336 cells, which is the capacity of the prison.
Warden, Capt. W. S. Prince (late 71st Highlanders); Bursar, Thomas
Short; Surgeon, W. T. Aikins; Storekeeper, Daniel McCarthy; Prison
Bailiff, John English; Engineer, James Clarkson; Cook and Baker, Michael
Cunningham; Deputy-Warden, Mathew Logan; Sergeant, Samuel Deans;
Guards, William Hardie, Hamilton Lyons, Walter Butler, Henry Thing, R.
Farrel, G. W. Franks, Michael Woods, Walter Breckenreed John B.
Campbell, Maurice Uniake, Henry Eames, Wm. Gifford, Wm. Mansell, Wm.
Johns, Patrick McCormack, A. C. Priest, Frederick Hill, Daniel
Kirkpatrick.
Prisoners are transferred from county goals on the warrant of the
inspector of Asylums, Prisons, & c. J. W. Langmuir, inspector, office
Parliament buildings.
(Toronto 1878)
Toronto Star - March 25, 1911
Matthew Logan Died To-Day Noon. Was Deputy-Warden of the Central Prison
for a Good Many Years.
Mr. Mathew Logan, the Deputy Warden of the Central Prison, died to-day
at noon, at the age of 82 years. He passed away at his late residence in
the Central Prison park. More: Mr. Logan has had a most successful
career at the prison and has occupied the position of deputy warden for
a period of 36 years. Prior to his appointment he was chief of police in
the city of Hamilton. Mr. Logan maintained a remarkable vigor for a man
of his advanced years almost to the last, and was on duty as usual, as
late as Tuesday of this week. His wife predeceased him about six years.
Four sons and four daughters survive. The sons are John, Samuel, Edward
and Albert. The daughters who are left are Mrs. C. Brown, Mrs. N.
Olmstead, and Mrs. C. H. McArthur, and Mrs. C. M. Smallpiece of
Montreal. There are a large number of grandchildren. The funeral
arrangements are not yet complete.
Reward for Capture of Young Brothers
- Hamilton Police Station
1881 Canadian Census Census Place St George Ward, Toronto, York, Ontario
Name Marital Status Gender Ethnic Origin Age
Birthplace Occupation Religion
Matthew LOGAN M Male Irish 53 Ireland Dep. Warden O. Prison
Congregational
Elizabeth LOGAN M Female Irish 50 Ireland Congregational
Samuel LOGAN Male Irish 25 O <Ontario> Collar Maker Congregational
John LOGAN Male Irish 23 O <Ontario> Jeweler Congregational
Jennie LOGAN Female Irish 19 O <Ontario> Congregational
Edward LOGAN Male Irish 17 O <Ontario> Clerk Congregational
Albert LOGAN Male Irish 15 O <Ontario> Going To School Congregational
Sarah LOGAN Female Irish 13 O <Ontario> Going To School Congregational
Elizabeth LOGAN Female Irish 8 O <Ontario> Going To School
Congregational
Alice LOGAN Female Irish 11 O <Ontario> Going To School Congregational
John F. Logan
and wife, Susie Morgan
daughter Gladys
Son: Kenneth Taylor Logan "Uncle Bunky"
1916 WW 1
Born: February 6, 1859 Hamilton, ON
son of Matthew & Eliza Logan. Married Susie Gladys Morgan December 28,
1898 St. Catharines, On. Died January 1, 1947.
Children: Gladys Reta Logan, Kenneth Taylor Logan, Roy Linwood Logan,
Morley Francis Logan
Gladys with her brother Morley Logan
GRAVESTONES
Mount Pleasant Cemetery - Toronto, ONTARIO
John F. Logan - Susie Gladys Morgan - Gladys (Logan)
Forsythe - Kenneth Taylor Logan are all buried at this plot. Gladys'
and Kenneth's names not inscribed on stone.
Descendants of Matthew Logan
Family Documents
Morley Francis Logan
Roy Linwood Logan
Sarah Jane Logan
Gladys Logan
Eliza Logan's handwritten poem to her daughter Jessie from autograph
book.
Generation No. 1
1.
MATTHEW2
LOGAN
(SAMUEL1)
was born 1829 in County Down, Northern Ireland, and died 25 Mar 1911
in Toronto, Ontario. He married ELIZABETH
COUGHLIN
19 Nov 1855 in Thurles, Co. Tipperary, Ireland, daughter of JOHN
COUGHLIN
and ELIZABETH.
She was born 1828 in Newtown, Co. Tipperary, Ireland, and died 22
Nov 1905 in Toronto, Ontario.
Notes for M
ATTHEW
LOGAN:
Early History of Law Enforcement in Hamilton - Story relates to
Matthew Logan
1875........
It was during his (Matthew Logan) regime that the Young murder
occured. The Young brothers waylaid a farmer on the mountain,
between Hamilton and Caledonia one night and robbed and then
murdered him with a club. The youngs were arrested in this city and
taken to Caledonia where they were tried and sentenced to death.
They escaped from jail by murderously assaulting the turnkey, and
were in hiding in a barn some distance south of the city, with two
young women named Barber, daughters of a neighbouring farmer. The
local constables were afraid to tackle them as they were armed, and
announced that they would not be taken alive. A Hamilton policeman
names James McFeigan, afterwards Chief of Police at Galt, was out in
the country on a visit and located the men. He came into the city
and informed Chief Logan, and a posse was at once ordered out to
make the arrest. It was composed of Chief Logan, Sergeant Major
McMenemy, Detectives Rousseaux and McPherson, Constables Donald
Campbell, Keenan, Robinson, James McFiegan, David Wark, Joseph
Prentice, Peter Ferris and Leslie Wright. They drove out to the
place and surrounded the barn and then waited until daylight. The
men were found hiding in a hay-mow and they resisted. Sergeant Major
McMenemy shot James William Young through the wrist, and then the
murders subsided. John Young was hung and James was later pardoned.
The Hamilton Force was handsomely rewarded for the capture.
Subsequently, Logan was made deputy warden of the Central prison,
and Alexander McMenemy succeeded him in the fall of 1876.
Toronto Central Prison
Situate on Strachan Avenue, near Emigrant Sheds, about two miles
west of City Hall. Established under 34 Vic., cap. 17, as an adult
Reformatory and Industrial Prison, for the reception of prisoners
sentenced to imprisonment at hard labor in county gaols for periods
of from two months to two years. The industry of the Prison is the
manufacture of Railway Cars, holdhold and kitchen wooden ware, and
the workshops comprise rolling mills and axle factory, car wheel,
castings and brass foundries, machine shops for iron and wood
working, and forges and finishing shops. All the operations
necessary for the manufacture of cars can be carried on within the
prison walls. the dormitories contain 336 cells, which is the
capacity of the prison.
Warden, Capt. W.S. Prince (late 71th Highlanders); Bursar, Thomas
Short; Surgeon, W.T. Aikins; Storekeeper, Daniel McCarthy; Prison
Bailiff, John English; Engineer, James Clarkson; Cook and Baker,
Michael Cunningham; Deputy-Warden, Mathew Logan; Sergeat, Samuel
Deans; Guards, William Hardie, Hamilton Lyons, Walter Butler, Henry
Thing, R. Farrel, G.W. Franks, Michael Woods, Walter Breckenreed
John B. Campbell, Maurice Uniake, Henry Eames, Wm. Gifford, Wm.
Mansell, Wm. Johns, Patrick McCormack, A.C. Priest, Frederick Hill,
Daniel Kirkpatrick.
Prisoners are transferred from county gaols on the warrant of the
inspector of Asylums, Prisons, & c. J.W. Langmuir, inspector, office
Parliament buildings.
(Toronto 1878)
Toronto Directory 1878
221 Spadina Avenue, from Queen West, between 374-376, north to
Bloor West, St. Patrick's ward.
District [24] Sub District [C] Division Page [2] Page [95] County
[WEN] Description [Ham'tn City- St. Andrew Wrd.]
Royal Irish Constabulary
Name: LOGAN, MATHEW
Birth Date/Age: 18
Birthplace: Down
Enlisted: 1847
Film #: 856059
Page #: 28B
Toronto Star - March 25, 1911
Matthew Logan Died To-Day Noon. Was Deputy-Warden of the Central
Prison for a Good Many Years.
Mr. Mathew Logan, the Deputy Warden of the Central Prison, died
to-day at noon, at the age of 82 years. He passed away at his late
residence in the Central Prison park. More: Mr. Logan has had a most
successful career at the prison and has occupied the position of
deputy warden for a period of 36 years. Prior to his appointment he
was chief of police in the city of Hamilton. Mr. Logan maintained a
remarkable vigor for a man of his advanced years almost to the last,
and was on duty as usual, as late as Tuesday of this week. His wife
predeceased him about six years. Four sons and four daughters
survive. The sons are John, Samuel, Edward and Albert. The daughters
who are left are Mrs. C. Brown, Mrs. N. Olmstead, and Mrs. C.H.
McArthur, and Mrs. C.M. Smallpiece of Montreal. There are a large
number of grandchildren. The funeral arrangements are not yet
complete.
1881 Canadian Census
Census Place St George Ward, Toronto, York, Ontario
Name Marital Status Gender Ethnic Origin Age Birthplace
Occupation Religion
Matthew LOGAN M Male Irish 53 Ireland Dep. Warden O. Prison
Congregational
Elizabeth LOGAN M Female Irish 50 Ireland Congregational
Samuel LOGAN Male Irish 25 O <Ontario> Collar Maker
Congregational
John LOGAN Male Irish 23 O <Ontario> Jeweler Congregational
Jennie LOGAN Female Irish 19 O <Ontario> Congregational
Edward LOGAN Male Irish 17 O <Ontario> Clerk Congregational
Albert LOGAN Male Irish 15 O <Ontario> Going To School
Congregational
Sarah LOGAN Female Irish 13 O <Ontario> Going To School
Congregational
Elizabeth LOGAN Female Irish 8 O <Ontario> Going To School
Congregational
Alice LOGAN Female Irish 11 O <Ontario> Going To School
Congregational
More About M
ATTHEW
LOGAN:
Burial: 1911, Mount Pleasant Cemetery, Toronto, ON
Fact 1: 1850, Constable, Tyrone, Ireland
Fact 2: Bet. 1875 - 1876, Police Chief, Hamilton
Fact 3: 1876, Deputy Warden, Central Prison, Toronto, Ontario
Residence: 1890, Deputy Warden, CP, h Central Prison Grounds,
Strachan Avenue
Notes for E
LIZABETH
COUGHLIN:
Buried Mount Pleasant Cemetery 1905. Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
Age 75. Elizabeth Coghlan. Plot C Section 29 Lot No. 6
Ontario Canada Deaths: 1869-1932 - YORK
Elizabeth Coghlan Logan, Age 75, Nov. 22, 1905 - Born Ireland -
Resides Strachan Ave, Toronto, Cause of Death: Capillary Bronchitis
- Married - Presbyterian
John Coghlan In Tipperary - from Ancestry.com Irish Records
Extraction Database
Name: Eliza Coghlan
Sex: Female
Birthplace: of Newtown, County Tipperary, Ireland
Baptism: 29 June 1828
Baptism Place: Modreeny, County Tipperrary, Ireland
Father: John Coghlan
Mother: Elizabeth ???
Miscellaneous: Farmer
Source: Parish Register of Modreeny, Diocese of Killaloe, County
Tipperary: Baptisms 1827-1840; Marriages 1827-1845; and Burials
1827, 1882. 25 pages.Burials only kept for two years. Record does
not state when the parish was closed. The record has been completely
extracted for this CD.
King's Co. (Offlay) Baronies
MacCoghlan's
GARRYCASTLE - The largest barony in the King's County, containing
parishes of Clonmacaois, Gallen, Lusmagh, Lemonaghan, Reynagh,
Tisarin, and Killegally otherwise Wheery, also the towns of
Banagher, Ferbane, Shannonbridge, Cloghan, and Shannonharbour,
bounded by Westmeath on N., by Tipperary on S.W., and by Galway on
W. as separated by the Shannon, which bounds its N. and N.W. border.
The Little Brosna and Grand Canal traverses the interior, as does
partly the railway from Clara via Ferbane and Belmount-which latter
place is celebrated for one of the largest corn mills in Ireland,
owned by James and Thomas Perry. This mill was in 1879.80 renovated
and modern machinery replaced in it, the building having been
destroyed by fire in 1879. The roofless baronial castle, formerly of
the MacCoghlans, in the near vicinity of the new important
Distillery, is seen from the Birr road, presenting a large gap in
the thick walls, resembling an outline map of Ireland. The barony
has the pre-eminence of possessing the most elaborate Whiskey
Distillery in the country.
County Offaly (King's county)
The barony of Garrycastle, under the old name of Delvin-Ethra or
Delvin MacCoghlan, was the inheritance of the MacCoghlan family.
A family of English origin who have had a long association with
Banagher was that of Armstrong. Coming over in 1657, they acquired a
few years afterwards the very extensive MacCoghlan territory of a
Cromwellian grantee, one Gregory Clements, who was dispossessed and
executed in 1660 as a regicide. Claremont in Garrycastle, Belle Ivor
between Banagher and Cloghan, and Gallen Priory of Ferbane were once
Armstrong mansions. The Armstrongs were usually more liberal than
the generation in which they lived and espoused the cause of
Catholic emancipation in the early years of the last century in
spite of the hostility of their class.
The area that the village of Shannon Harbour was built in is
known as the townland of Clononeybeg or in Gaelic 'Cluain Uaine
Beag' which roughly translated means the small enclosed meadow area
of the intended for deputy) one. This is a direct link to Clononey
Castle, the 15th century stronghold of the MacCoghlan Clann which is
situated a little over a mile from the village. This castle which is
in good condition was one of nine that the MacCoghlans owned and
second only to their main castle at Garrycastle outside Banagher
which is now sadly no longer standing. A cousin of Anne Boleyn is
buried in the castle yard.
Clononey Castle
Until 1600 most of west Offaly formed the "tuath" or territory of
Delvin, the land of the Mac Coughlans.
The Mac Coughlans were renowned castle builders having castles at
Cloghan, Banagher, Raghra (near Shannonbridge), Coole (near
Ferbane), and Kilcogan (near Ferbane) and at another dozen cities.
Among the finest of these is the lofty castle of Clononey. Built
on a limestone outcrop and rising fifty feet it dominates the
surrounding landscape.
Just a few yards from the main entrance to the castle lies a
large limestone slab which bears an inscription telling us that it
was the tombstone of Elizabeth & Mary Bullyn who were relations of
Anne Boleyn, one of the wives of Henry the VIII of England.
More About E
LIZABETH
COUGHLIN:
Baptism: 29 Jun 1828, Modreeny, County Tipperrary, Ireland
Burial: 1905, Mount Pleasant Cemetery, Toronto, ON
Children of M
ATTHEW
LOGAN
and ELIZABETH
COUGHLIN
are:
i. SAMUEL MATTHEW
3
LOGAN, b. 16 Jul 1857, Hamilton Twp., Ontario; d. 25 Apr 1928,
Toronto, Ontario; m. ELIZABETH BENNETT, 27 Jun 1887, Toronto,
York Co., ON; b. 07 Nov 1860, London, England; d. Bef. 1928,
Toronto, Ontario.
Notes for SAMUEL MATTHEW LOGAN:
Occupation when married: Harnessmaker
June 27, 1887
Toronto
Witnesses: Harriet Longley, Toronto; Jessie Nichol,
Montreal
By whom married: B. Longley
Rel denomination of bridegroom: Congregational
Name: Samuel Matthews Logan
Birth Place: Hamilton Ontairo
Age: 30
Father Name: Matthew Logan
Mother Name: Eliza Logan
Estimated birth year: abt 1857
Spouse Name: Elizabeth Bennett
Spouse's Age: 27
Spouse Birth Place: London England
Spouse Father Name: Richard Bennett
Spouse Mother Name : Mary O'Connor
Marriage Date: 27 Jun 1887
Marriage Place: York
Marriage County: York
Source: Indexed by: Ancestry.com
1911 Ontario Census
Name: Samuel Logan
Gender: Male
Marital Status: Married
Age: 55
Birth Date: Oct 1855
Birthplace: Ontario
Family Number: 106
Relation to Head of House: Head
Spouse's name: Elizabeth
Tribal: English
Province: Ontario
District: Toronto Centre
District Number: 124
Sub-District: Ward four
Sub-District Number: 30
Place of Habitation: 192 John St
Occupation:
Census Year: 1911
Page: 10
1901 Census
Occupation: Harnessmaker
Rel: Presbyterian
Logan, Samuel M.
Logan, Margaret
April 25, 1928
Ontario, Canada Deaths 1869-932
Samuel Matthew Logan
Age: 70
Residence: 167 Major St., Toronto
Widower
Born: Ontario July 16 ----
Retired
Length of residence: 16 yrs to end of life
Name of Father: Matthew Logan, Born: Ireland
Name of Informant: Phyllis Webb, 331 Rushton Rd., Toronto
Relationship of informant: Neice
Burial: Mount Pleasant
Date of Burial - April 27, 1928
Undertaker: Nash Funerals, 1141 St. Clair West
Date of Death: April 25, 1928
Cause of Death: Arterio Sclerosis
Duration: 5 years
Immediate: Sudden
No operation, no autopsy
H.N. East, MD, 955 Queen St. E.
More About ELIZABETH BENNETT:
Immigration: 1876
2. ii. JOHN FRANCIS LOGAN, b. 06 Feb 1859, Hamilton Twp.,
Ontario; d. 01 Jan 1947, Toronto, Ontario.
3. iii. MARY JANE (JENNIE) LOGAN, b. Mar 1864, Hamilton
Twp., Ontario.
iv. EDWARD LOGAN, b. 1864, Hamilton Twp., Ontario.
v. ALICE ANN LOGAN, b. 05 Feb 1872, Hamilton City,
Wentworth Co., ON; m. (1) WILLIAM PERDUE LUMBERS, 06 Jun 1900,
Toronto, York Co., ON; b. 05 Mar 1870, Toronto, Ontario,
Canada; d. 23 May 1902, Toronto, Ontario, Canada; m. (2)
CLARENCE HERBERT MCARTHUR, 08 Jun 1909, Toronto, York Co., ON;
b. 23 Mar 1877, Oakville, Halton, ON; d. 1926, Toronto,
Ontario.
Notes for ALICE ANN LOGAN:
Note: Date of Birth in 1901 ON Census is wrong. Correct
date is Feb 5th 1872. Source: Ontario, Canada Births 1869-1907
Wentworth, Hamilton. Father: Matthew Logan, Sargeant Hamilton
Police Force. Mother: Elizabeth Coghlin
Name: Alice Ann Logan
Date of Birth: 5 Feb 1872
Gender: Female
Birth County: Wentworth
Father's name: Matthew Logan
Mother's name: Elizabeth Cochlin
Roll Number: MS929_9
1901 Ontario Census
Name: Alice Lumbers
Gender: Female
Marital Status: Married
Age: 25
Birth Date: 5 Feb 1876
Birthplace: Ontario
Relation to Head of House: Wife
Spouse's name: Wm P
Racial or Tribal Origin: Irish
Nationality: Canadian
Religion: Church of England
Province: Ontario
DISTRICT: Toronto (East/Est) (City/Cité)
District Number: 117
Sub-District: Toronto (East/Est) (City/Cité) Ward/Quartier
No 2
Sub-District Number: B-41
Family Number: 59
Page: 6
Notes for WILLIAM PERDUE LUMBERS:
1901 Ontario Census
Name: Wm P Lumbers
Gender: Male
Marital Status: Married
Age: 31
Birth Date: 5 Mar 1870
Birthplace: Ontario
Relation to Head of House: Head
Spouse's name: Alice
Racial or Tribal Origin: English
Nationality: Canadian
Religion: Church of England
Occupation: Grocer
Province: Ontario
District: Toronto (East/Est) (City/Cité)
District Number: 117
Sub-District: Toronto (East/Est) (City/Cité) Ward/Quartier
No 2
Sub-District Number: B-41
Family Number: 59
Page: 6
Wife: Alice Lumbers age 25
Notes for CLARENCE HERBERT MCARTHUR:
Occupation: Broker (in 1909 at date of marriage)
1901 Ontario Census - York - Toronto City - Ward 4
McArthur, Margaret Head Married 1 Dec 1837 ON Scotch
descent Presbyterian age 63
" Jean daughter 19 Aug 1874 age 28
" Clarinda daughter 25 Nov 1874 age 26
" Clarence son 23 Mar 1877 age 24 Occ: clerk
vi. ELIZA C. LOGAN, b. 1873, Hamilton, ON; d. Toronto,
Ontario, Canada.
vii. ALBERT J. LOGAN, b. 1867, Toronto, York Co., ON; d.
Apr 1919, Toronto, Ontario.
Notes for ALBERT J. LOGAN:
Ontario Canada Deaths - 1869-1932
Albert James Logan
Age: 52 years
Place of birth: Canada
Place of death: 12 Coxwell Ave., Toronto
Occupation: Clerk
Marital Status: Single
Cause of Death: locomotor ataxia (syphilis of the spinal
cord characterized by degeneration of sensory neurons and
stabbing pains in the trunk and legs and unsteady gait and
incontinence and impotence)
Duration: Some years
Immediate Cause of Death: Exhaustion
Duration: A few weeks
Physician: E.R. Hastings, 791 Queen St. E., Toronto
Name of Informant: R.W. Stone, 525 Sherbourne
Date of Return: April 16, 1919
Date of Death: April 14, 1919
Duration: Some years
Immediate Cause of Death: Exhaustion
viii. SARAH L. LOGAN, b. 1878, Toronto, York Co., ON.
Generation No. 2
2.
JOHN
FRANCIS3
LOGAN
(MATTHEW2,
SAMUEL1)
was born 06 Feb 1859 in Hamilton Twp., Ontario, and died 01 Jan 1947
in Toronto, Ontario. He married SUSIE
GLADYS
MORGAN
28 Dec 1898 in St. Catharines, ON, daughter of RICHARD
MORGAN
and HENRIETTA
TAYLOR.
She was born 09 Nov 1871 in Hamilton Twp., Ontario, and died Jul
1927 in Toronto, Ontario.
Notes for J
OHN
FRANCIS
LOGAN:
Notes for JOHN FRANCIS LOGAN:
#009356-98 (Lincoln C.): John francis LOGAN, 40, commercial
traveller, Barton Twp., not given, s/o Matthew LOGAN & Eliza
CAUGHLIN, married Susie Gladys MORGAN, 27, Hamilton, not given, d/o
Richard MORGAN & Susan TAYLOR, witn: W.P. LUMBERS & Alice LOGAN,
both of Toronto, 28 Dec 1898 at St. Catharines.
1881 Canadian Census St George Ward, Toronto, York, Ontario
Name Marital Status Gender Ethnic Origin Age Birthplace
Occupation Religion
Matthew LOGAN M Male Irish 53 Ireland Dep. Warden O. Prison
Congregational
Elizabeth LOGAN M Female Irish 50 Ireland Congregational
Samuel LOGAN Male Irish 25 O <Ontario> Collar Maker
Congregational
John LOGAN Male Irish 23 O <Ontario> Jeweller Congregational
Jennie LOGAN Female Irish 19 O <Ontario> Congregational
Edward LOGAN Male Irish 17 O <Ontario> Clerk Congregational
Albert LOGAN Male Irish 15 O <Ontario> Going To School
Congregational
Sarah LOGAN Female Irish 13 O <Ontario> Going To School
Congregational
Elizabeth Catherine LOGAN Female Irish 8 O <Ontario> Going To
School Congregational
Alice LOGAN Female Irish 11 O <Ontario> Going To School
Congregational
1900 Canadian Census - YORK - West
19 61 Logan Jno F M Head M Feb 6 1859 42
20 61 Logan Gladys F Wife M Nov 9 1872 28
21 61 Logan Gladys F Daughter S Oct 29 1900
Marriage Certificate of Elizabeth Catherine Logan to Charles
Frederick Smallpiece
More About JOHN FRANCIS LOGAN:
Fact 1: 1883, 52 Strachan, Slsm. Smith & Fudger
Fact 2: 1885, bds. 52 Strachan, Slsm. Smith & Fudger
Fact 9: 1940, 37 St. Andrews Gdns., Rosedale, Toronto
Fact 10: 1947, 37 St. Andrews Gdns., Rosedale, Toronto
Notes for S
USIE
GLADYS
MORGAN:
Name: Susie Gladys Morgan
Birth Place: Hamilton Ontairo
Age: 27
Father Name: Richard Morgan
Mother Name: Susan Taylor
Estimated birth year: abt 1871
Spouse Name: John Francis Logan
Spouse's Age: 40
Spouse Birth Place: Barton Tp Wentworth CO
Spouse Father Name: Matthew Logan
Spouse Mother Name : Eliza Caughlin
Marriage Date: 28 Dec 1898
Marriage Place: Lincoln
Marriage County: Lincoln
Family History Library Microfilm: MS932_96
Source: Indexed by: Ancestry.com
More About S
USIE
GLADYS
MORGAN:
Burial: Mount Pleasant Cemetery, Toronto, ON
Children of J
OHN
LOGAN
and SUSIE
MORGAN
are:
4. i. GLADYS MARGUERITE (RETA)
4
LOGAN, b. 29 Oct 1900, Toronto, Ontario; d. 01 Jan 1963,
Toronto, Ontario.
ii. ROY LINWOOD LOGAN, b. 02 Oct 1902, Toronto, ON.
Notes for ROY LINWOOD LOGAN:
Ontario Births
Roy Linwood Logan
October 2, 1902
Parents: John Francis Logan & Susie Gladys Morgan
iii. MOSLEY FRANCIS LOGAN, b. 17 Jun 1904, Toronto, ON.
Notes for MOSLEY FRANCIS LOGAN:
Name: Mosley Francis Logan
Date of Birth: 17 Jun 1904
Gender: Male
Birth County: York
Father's name: John F Logan
Mother's name: Susie Gladys Morgan
Roll Number: MS929_167
iv. KENNETH TAYLOR LOGAN, b. Sep 1906, Toronto, Ontario; d.
28 Feb 1989, East York, Toronto, Ontario; m. THELMA JANET; b.
Abt. 1911, Ontario; d. Toronto, Ontario.
Notes for KENNETH TAYLOR LOGAN:
Fact 1: 1958, Cage Manager, Charles King & Co., Lives at 37
St. Andrews Gardens, Rosedale, Ont
Fact 2: 1965, Securities Clerk, Charles King & Co. Lives at
85 Gamble Ave., Apt 404, EY, Tor.
LOGAN, Kenneth Taylor – At his residence on Tuesday,
February 28, 1989, Kenneth, beloved husband of the late Thelma
Janet. Lovingly remembered by his niece, Merta. Ken retired
from Odlum and Brown Brokerage Firm in December 1986. He
served in the Second Division of the Royal Canadian Corp of
Signals during World War II. Private service will be held
Monday at Mount Pleasant Cemetery with Reverend James Decker
presiding. Donations to the Canadian Cancer Society would be
appreciated.
Established in 1923, Odlum Brown Limited is an independent,
BC based, full-service investment firm focused on providing
professional investment advice, objective research and
personalized client service.
More About KENNETH TAYLOR LOGAN:
Fact 1: 1958, Cage Manager, Charles King & Co., Lives at 37
St. Andrews Gardens, Rosedale, Ont
Fact 2: 1965, Securities Clerk, Charles King & Co. Lives at
85 Gamble Ave., Apt 404, EY, Tor.
MARY
JANE (JENNIE)3
LOGAN
(MATTHEW2,
SAMUEL1)
was born Mar 1864 in Hamilton Twp., Ontario. She married SAMUEL
RUFAS
OLMSTED
19 Sep 1882 in Toronto, York Co., ON. He was born 19 Aug 1863 in
Ancaster, Wentworth Co., ON.
Notes for M
ARY
JANE (JENNIE)
LOGAN:
1901 Ontario Census - York West - City of Toronto - Ward 6
Olmsted, Samuel R. Aug 19, 1862 Commercial Traveller Age: 38
Olmsted, Mary J. Mar 31, 1862 Wife Age: 39
" Maud 5 July 1884 age 16
" Irene 3 Dec 1885 age 15
" Erle 15 Mar 1887 age 14
" Clifford 22 Oct 1892 age 8
" Marjory 29 Aug 1894 age 6
" Phyllis 12 Oct 1896 age 4
Name: Samuel R Olmsted
Gender: Male
Marital Status: Married
Age: 38
Birth Date: 19 Aug 1862
Birthplace: Ontario
Relation to Head of House: Head
Racial or Tribal Origin: English
Nationality: Canadian
Religion: Methodist
Occupation: Com Traveller
Province: Ontario
District: York (West/Ouest)
District Number: 131
Sub-District: Toronto (City/Cité) Ward/Quartier No 6
1911 Ontario Census - Toronto - North
Olmsted Samuel 178 Avenue Road M Head M Aug 1863 47 1901
22 26 Olmsted Mary F Wife M Mar 1864 47 1901
23 26 Olmsted Irene F Daughter S Dec 1887 23 1901
24 26 Olmsted Erle M Son S Mar 1889 22 1901
25 26 Olmsted Clifford M Son S Oct 1892 18 1901
26 26 Olmsted Margery F Daughter S Aug 1894 16 1901
27 26 Olmsted Phyllis F Daughter S Oct 1896 14 1901
Notes for S
AMUEL
RUFAS
OLMSTED:
Samuel Rufus Olmsted
Residence when married: Hamilton, ON
Age: 21
Profession: Commercial Traveller
Marriage: 19th September 1882
Place of Marriage: Toronto, ON
Sarah Jane Logan
Age 21
Residence when married: Toronto
Names and Residences of Witnesses: Isabel Norris or Norrin, Mat.
Logan
Parents of Bride: Matthew & Eliza Logan
Groom's Parents: Samuel N. Olmsted & Sarah Olmsted
1911 Ontario Census
Olmsted Samuel 178 Avenue Road M Head M Aug 1863 47 1901
22 26 Olmsted Mary F Wife M Mar 1864 47 1901
23 26 Olmsted Irene F Daughter S Dec 1887 23 1901
24 26 Olmsted Erle M Son S Mar 1889 22 1901
25 26 Olmsted Clifford M Son S Oct 1892 18 1901
26 26 Olmsted Margery F Daughter S Aug 1894 16 1901
27 26 Olmsted Phyllis F Daughter S Oct 1896 14 1901
Children of M
ARY
LOGAN
and SAMUEL
OLMSTED
are:
i. IRENE
4
OLMSTED, b. Dec 1887, Toronto, Ontario.
ii. ERLE LOGAN OLMSTED, b. Mar 1889, Toronto, Ontario; m.
EDYTH MAY FOSTER, 14 Jun 1911, Toronto, York Co., ON; b. 1889.
Notes for ERLE LOGAN OLMSTED:
Erle Logan Olmsted
Edyth May Foster
June 14, 1911
Occupation: Grocer
Religion: Methodist
Residence of Husband: Toronto
Residence of Wife: Toronto
Name in Full of Father of Husband: Samuel Rufas Olmsted
Occupation: Commercial Traveler
Name in Full of Father of Wife: Arlington Foster
Rank and Profession of Father of Wife: Railroad Contractor
Name and Maiden Name of Mother of Husband: Jennie Logan
Name and Maiden Name of Mother of Wife: Sarah E. Parkins
Names and Addresses of Witnesses: A.C. Olmsted, 178 Avenue
Rd., Toronto
Mrs. A. Cuthbert, 506 Avenue Rd., Toronto
Person Solomizing marriage: Wm. F. German, 60 Lindsay Ave.,
Toronto
R.H. Cuthbert, Issuer of Marriage License
June 14th 1911
Toronto
Signed: Erle Logan Olmsted
iii. SAMUEL CLIFFORD OLMSTED, b. Oct 1892, Chicago, IL; m.
MARY GERTRUDE LALOR (LAYLOR), 19 Oct 1916, Toronto, York Co.,
ON; b. 1893, Alliston, ON.
Notes for SAMUEL CLIFFORD OLMSTED:
Samuel Clifford Olmsted
Residence when married: Toronto, ON
Place of Birth: Chicago, IL
Bachelor
Occ: Clerk
Rel. Denom: Methodist
Father: Samuel Rufas Olmsted
Mother: Mary Jane Logan
Intended Place of Marriage: Toronto, ON
Bride:
Mary Gertrude Lalor
age 23
Residence when married: Toronto
Place of Birth: Alliston, ON
Spinster
Catholic
Parents: John Joseph Lalor, Elizabeth Hart
iv. MARJORY MARY JANE OLMSTED, b. Aug 1894, Chicago, IL; m.
GROVER CLEVELAND BOOK, 20 Nov 1916, Toronto, York Co., ON; b.
1892, Buffalo, NY.
Notes for MARJORY MARY JANE OLMSTED:
Parents: S. R. Olmsted, Mary Jane Logan
Residence when married: Toronto
Religion: Methodist
Witness: Phyllis Olmsted
57 Farnham Ave
A.G. Webb
208 Finland Ave.(sp?) Toronto
Nov. 20th 1916
Notes for GROVER CLEVELAND BOOK:
Occupation: Traveler
Rel: Methodist
Residence when married: Toronto
5. v. PHYLLIS VICTORIA OLMSTED, b. Oct 1896, Chicago, IL.
Generation No. 3
4.
GLADYS
MARGUERITE (RETA)4
LOGAN
(JOHN
FRANCIS3,
MATTHEW2,
SAMUEL1)
was born 29 Oct 1900 in Toronto, Ontario, and died 01 Jan 1963 in
Toronto, Ontario. She married LEWIS
SAYERS
FORSYTH
24 Oct 1923 in Rosedale Congregational Church, Toronto, ONT, son of
WILLIAM
FORSYTH
and SARAH
BOORE.
He was born 16 Nov 1898 in Baltimore, Maryland, and died 29 May 1972
in Toronto, Ontario, Mount Pleasant Cemetary.
Notes for G
LADYS
MARGUERITE (RETA)
LOGAN:
Ontario, Canada Births - 1869-1907
LOGAN, Gladys Reta
Born: October 29, 1900
Parents: John Francis Logan & Susie Gladys Morgan
More About G
LADYS
MARGUERITE (RETA)
LOGAN:
Burial: 1963, Mount Pleasant Cemetery, Toronto, ON
Notes for L
EWIS
SAYERS
FORSYTH:
Lewis Sayers Forsythe,
WW I Regiment # 316897
Rank: GNR
Box: 3215-8
September 1916 he sailed aboard the Cameronia for Europe. He was
with the 55th Battery. The 55th Battery was part of the Canadian
Field Artillery. It was part of the 13th Brigade, 5th Divisional
Artillery. Canada had 4 Divisions and each Division had it's own
artillery Batteries. The 5th Division never was formed, however its'
artillery was used in support of Canadian troops. The 13th Brigade
was known as The Black Watch.
Born November 16, 1898. Delivered by Dr. George Hocking,
Govanstown
Buried in Mount Pleasant Cemetary, Toronto, Ont. Section 29, Lot
704
Pink Gravestone. Names of stone: Dorothy Hicklin, 1907-1956.
Beloved Wife of Lewis Forsythe.
Lewis S. Forsythe, 1898-1972. Beloved Husband of Mary C.
McCullagh.
William Forsythe, 1897-1959. Beloved Husband of Nena Rice.
1953 Toronto City Directory - MacKay & Muldoon Ltd., Lewis S.
Forsythe, pres., Ross Kennedy, sec., Harry A. Drury, treas.,
builders supplies, 25 Lascelles Blvd.
Henry A. Drury, house- 242 Glenrose Ave.
Beatrice F. Drury, employed The Trading Post - house 242 Glenrose
Ave.
1954 - Lewis S. Forsythe, resides 46 Glen Stewart Cres., Toronto
1955 - McKay & Muldoon Ltd., Lewis S. Forsythe, pres., Ross
Kennedy, sec., Harvey A. Drury, treas., builders supplies. 25
Lascelles Blvd. Branch - 5413 Dundas W., Etobicoke.
1956 - McKay & Muldoon Ltd., Lewis S. Forsythe, pres., Ross
Kennedy, sec., D.J. Thompson, treas., 25 Lascelles Blvd & 5413
Dundas W., Etobicoke.
1957 & 1958 - Kennedy, Ross (Kennedy & Kennedy) resides Locust
Hill
TORONTO STAR Obituary Notice:
Forsythe, Lewis Sayers Suddenly in Toronto on Monday, May 29,
1972, Lewis Sayers Forsythe, husband of Mary, father of Logan,
Richmond Hill, Mrs. William Kennedy (Marilyn) Scarborough,
stepfather of Cheryl.
Funeral Chapel of Austin J. Mack Ltd. 1986 Queen St. E., Toronto,
Ont.
Fact 4: 1923, Living at 46 College, Apt. 6 - Married to Gladys
Logan
Fact 5: Bet. 1937 - 1953, Lives at 37 St. Andrews Gdns.,
Rosedale, Ont.
Fact 6: Bet. 1953 - 1957, Lives at 46 Glen Stewart
Fact 7: Bet. 1969 - 1972, Lives at 2 Park Vista, Apt. 609,
Toronto, Ontario
Fact 8: 29 May 1972, Died
Children of G
LADYS
LOGAN
and LEWIS
FORSYTH
are:
6. i. LEWIS LOGAN
5
FORSYTH, b. 19 Sep 1926, Toronto, Ontario; d. 28 Sep 1980,
Richmond Hill, Ontario.
7. ii. MARILYN SUE FORSYTH, b. 22 Aug 1928, Toronto,
Ontario; d. 18 Feb 1975, Scarborough, Ontario.
5.
PHYLLIS
VICTORIA4
OLMSTED
(MARY
JANE (JENNIE)3
LOGAN,
MATTHEW2,
SAMUEL1)
was born Oct 1896 in Chicago, IL. She married ALBERT
GRIGG
WEBB
03 Jun 1921 in Toronto, York Co., ON, son of WILLIAM
WEBB
and JEAN
MACLAREN.
He was born 1889 in London, ON.
Notes for P
HYLLIS
VICTORIA
OLMSTED:
Marriage:
Phyllis Victoria Olmsted
age: 24
Rel: Methodist
Res when married: 686a St. Clair Ave., Toronto
596 Jarvis W., Toronto
Place of Birth: Chicago, IL
Date of Marriage: June 3, 1921
Albert Grigg Webb
Age: 32
Occ: Foreman
Bachelor
Presbyterian
Res. when married: 205 Howland Ave
Place of Birth: London, ON
Parents: William Grigg Webb & Jean MacLaren
Place of Marriage: Toronto
Child of P
HYLLIS
OLMSTED
and ALBERT
WEBB
is:
i. PHYLLIS
5
WEBB, b. Abt. 1922, Toronto, Ontario.
Generation No. 4
6.
LEWIS
LOGAN5
FORSYTH
(GLADYS
MARGUERITE (RETA)4
LOGAN,
JOHN
FRANCIS3,
MATTHEW2,
SAMUEL1)
was born 19 Sep 1926 in Toronto, Ontario, and died 28 Sep 1980 in
Richmond Hill, Ontario. He married (1) BARBARA
MURISON
DUNN
21 Nov 1945 in St. Paul's Church, 227 Bloor St. E., Toronto, ON,
daughter of JAMES
DUNN
and DOROTHY
CAHILL.
She was born 15 Aug 1926 in Hamilton, Ontario, and died 18 Sep 1997
in Yuma, Yuma, Arizona. He married (2) ANNETTE
GALLANT
11 Sep 1959. She was born 23 Nov 1929 in Shediac, New Brunswick.
MARILYN
SUE5
FORSYTH
(GLADYS
MARGUERITE (RETA)4
LOGAN,
JOHN
FRANCIS3,
MATTHEW2,
SAMUEL1)
was born 22 Aug 1928 in Toronto, Ontario, and died 18 Feb 1975 in
Scarborough, Ontario. She married (1) UNKNOWN.
She married (2) BRUCE
LOUIS
FLEMING
09 Oct 1948 in Toronto, Ontario, son of GORDON
FLEMING
and HILDA
LEE.
He was born 1930 in Windsor, Ontario. She married (3) WILLIAM
KENNEDY
09 Feb 1957 in Rosedale Congregational Church, Toronto, Ontario, son
of WILLIAM
KENNEDY
and ELIZABETH
FINLAY.
He was born 10 Aug 1925 in Belfast, Northern Ireland, and died 01
Dec 1993 in Oshawa, Ontario Oshawa Cemetary.
More About M
ARILYN
SUE
FORSYTH:
Fact 1: 14 Apr 1929, Rosedale United Church, Toronto, Ontario
Fact 2: 1948, Typist, Elias Rogers
Fact 3: 03 May 1952, Gave birth to Lynda Sue Forsythe, Royal
Victoria Hospital, Montreal, Quebec
Fact 4: 22 Apr 1954, Lynda Sue Forsythe was adopted. Adoption
papers signed July 1952
Fact 5: 09 Feb 1957, Married to William Kennedy
Occupation: 1956, with Dept. of National Defense, 117 Smith St.,
London, Ont.
Notes for B
RUCE
LOUIS
FLEMING:
Sergeant Bruce Louis Fleming - 1955 Royal Canadian Artillery,
Toronto, Ontario.
1959 Camp Shilo, Manitoba.
September 23, 1955 was served with Divorce papers from Marilyn
Sue Forsythe Fleming. Divorced January 16, 1957.
More About W
ILLIAM
KENNEDY:
Fact 1: 1948, Sheet Metal Wkr., London Concrete, 321 King St.
London
Fact 2: 1956, Works at Western Steel, house 30 Giles/Marilyn
listed same address
Fact 3: 1957, Lives 117 Smith St., London - Sheet Metal Worker
Fact 4: 1959, Wm.(Marilyn) works General Steel Wares, h 778
Hamilton Rd.
Fact 10: Bet. 1981 - 1994, Admin.Plant Mgr., Unistrut(A), Oshawa,
h 455 Mayfair Ave., Unit 219, Oshawa
Residence: 1956, Sheet Metal Worker. Lives 185 Dunn Ave.
Child of M
ARILYN
FORSYTH
and UNKNOWN
is:
10. i. LYNDA SUE
6
FORSYTH, b. 03 May 1952, Montreal, Quebec, Canada.
Generation No. 5
8.
NANCY
BARBARA6
FORSYTH
(LEWIS
LOGAN5,
GLADYS
MARGUERITE (RETA)4
LOGAN,
JOHN
FRANCIS3,
MATTHEW2,
SAMUEL1)
was born 11 Jun 1946 in Toronto, Ontario. She married (1) BERTRAM
CRAIG.
He was born Abt. 1930 in Peterborough, Ontario. She married (2) DON
HOPKINS
(3) Wayne Drinkwater
Child of N
ANCY
FORSYTH
and DON
HOPKINS
is:
i. JOHN
7
HOPKINS
9.
BRIAN
LOGAN6
FORSYTH
(LEWIS
LOGAN5,
GLADYS
MARGUERITE (RETA)4
LOGAN,
JOHN
FRANCIS3,
MATTHEW2,
SAMUEL1)
was born in Toronto, Ontario. He met (1) CAROL-
ANNE
FRANCES
FEHILY,
daughter of EUGENE
FEHILY
and MARGARET
O'ROURKE.
She was born in Newmarket, Ontario. He married (2) DIANE
RODRIGUES.
Children of B
RIAN
FORSYTH
and CAROL-
FEHILY
are:
i. LOGAN PATRICK
7
FORSYTH
ii. JEREMY EUGENE FORSYTH
Child of B
RIAN
FORSYTH
and DIANE
RODRIGUES
is:
iii. JESSICA SARA
7
FORSYTH
10.
LYNDA
SUE6
FORSYTH
(MARILYN
SUE5,
GLADYS
MARGUERITE (RETA)4
LOGAN,
JOHN
FRANCIS3,
MATTHEW2,
SAMUEL1)
was born 03 May 1952 in Montreal, Quebec, Canada. She married (1) PATRICK
MARTIN
BRENNAN
07 Jul 1973 in St. Patrick's Cathedral (Chapel), Montreal, P.Q., son
of SEAN
BRENNAN
and MARGARET
FITZPATRICK.
He was born 08 May 1950 in Clontarf, Dublin, Ireland, and died 17
Sep 1995 in Halifax, Nova Scotia. She married (2) WILLIAM
LATHAM
ADAIR
02 Dec 1989 in Orangeville, Ontario, son of MAJOR
ADAIR
and EDNA
LATHAM.
Notes for L
YNDA
SUE
FORSYTH:
Divorced from Patrick Martin Brennan in 1983.
Notes for P
ATRICK
MARTIN
BRENNAN:
Patrick Martin Brennan, born May 8, 1950 in Dublin, Ireland, was
Director of Investments for the Nova Scotia Government from
1989-1994. Prior to this he held the position of Sr. Vice-President,
Standard Life, Montreal, P.Q. from 1980-1989. He was a Senior
Investment Analyst for Royal Trust, Toronto, ON from 1978-1980. He
also worked as a Financial Analysts for Royal Trust, Montreal, P.Q.
from 1973-1978. He was an Honours Graduate from University College
Dublin and McGill University in Montreal, Quebec. Patrick organized
The Association of Financial Analysts for the Maritime Provinces as
well as becoming its' first President.
Castlewellan has a wide main street which runs through two main
squares lined with chestnut trees. The town was designed by a French
architect for the
Annesley family (at that time owners of what is now
Castlewellan Forest Park) and is unique within Ireland due to its
tree lined squares both in the old town (upper square) and new town
(lower square) as well as its very wide main street. The old market
house in the upper square was built in
1764 and
now houses the public library.[1]
the town contains many buildings of interest including St. Pauls
Church of Ireland church, St. Malachys RC church, the Grange
Courtyard and
Castlewellan Castle.
LOGAN Logan, Miss=Archer, Sam. 1802 p. 383
Logan, Miss=Gibson, Jas. 1807 p. 63
Logan, John, Centry, Castlereagh=Richardson, Ann, Ballytrim, nr.
Killileath Dec. 1807 p. 763
Irish Marriages
BEING AN INDEX TO THE MARRIAGES IN
WALKER'S HIBERNIAN MAGAZINE
1771 to 1812
By Henry Farrar; London, England; 1890http://www.celticcousins.net/ireland/irish_marriages.htm
The 1766 Religious Census
PARISH OF DUNGANNON
Parliamentary Religious Returns: P.R.O. Bundle 79, No. 1023
United Parishes of Drumglass and Tullaniskan which together with Town
and Corporation of Dungannon are commonly called the parish of Dungannon.
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