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1. www.cotyroneireland.com › rental › killeterlandHistory of Land Ownership around Killeter, Termonamongan ...

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   For Termonamongan parish, this process occurred in 1596, when Donoghoe McGrath, the coarb of Lough Derg, surrendered his lands in Termonmagrath and Termonamongan to Queen Elizabeth of England, in exchange for those same lands being re-granted in perpetuity to him and his descendants.

2. www.wikitree.com › wiki › Magrath-257Donough Gillegrowmoe Magrath (abt. 1505 - 1596) - WikiTree

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   Donough held lands in Termon Magrath and Termonamongan in the counties of Tyrone, Donegal, and Fermanagh. In 1593 his son Archbishop Miler Magrath petitioned for the surrender of his father's landsof Termon McGrath to the Queen - (Calender of Patent Rolls of Eliz 1st - 244 (ed Morrin).

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3. www.academia.edu › 35759840A History of Land Ownership around Killeter (Termonamongan ...

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   A brief history of land tenure in Termonamongan Parish, County Tyrone, Northern Ireland, with focus on church-held (originally termon) lands in the area. Appendix contains original documents from PRONI regarding land ownership for which reproduction.

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4. www.familysearch.org › en › wikiTermonamongan Civil Parish, County Tyrone, Northern Ireland ...

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   Apr 16, 2021 · Guide to Termonamongan Civil Parish, County Tyrone ancestry, family history, and genealogy. Parish registers, transcripts, baptism records, marriage records, and burial records.

5. www.visionofireland.org › place › 30602History of Termonamongan, in and County Tyrone | Map and ...

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   In 1837, Samuel Lewis's Topographical Dictionary of Ireland described Termonamongan like this: TERMONAMUNGAN, a parish, in the barony of OMAGH, county of TYRONE, and province of ULSTER, 11 miles (S. W.) from Strabane, on the road from Pettigoe to Newtownstewart; containing 7253 inhabitants.

6. irelandxo.com › timeline › termonamongan-1830sTermonamongan in the 1830s | Ireland Reaching Out

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   Timeline. Termonamongan in the 1830s. 1st January 1837. Share This: Termonamongan (Tyrone) Back to List. A snapshot of pre-famine local history, as described by Samuel Lewis in the "Topographical Dictionary of Ireland" 1837.

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   When did donoghoe McGrath leave Termonamongan?

   • For Termonamongan parish, this process occurred in 1596, when Donoghoe McGrath, the coarb of Lough Derg, surrendered his lands in Termonmagrath and Termonamongan to Queen Elizabeth of England, in exchange for those same lands being re-granted in perpetuity to him and his descendants.

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   Who are the McGrath Chieftain & comharba (termoner)?

   • The first record of the McGrath Chieftain and Comharba (Termoner) dates from 1290, however it is likely the Clan McGrath was long established prior to this date. Here we have recorded the McGrath Chieftains compiled mainly from the ancient Annals and other sources. Giolla Adhamhnain Mac Craith (McGrath) is Chieftain and Comharba

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   What happened to John Davies in Termonamongan?

   • The Down Survey website also shows changes in the status of the lands granted to John Davies in “Gravetagh” on the eastern and northeastern borders of Termonamongan parish (and extending into adjacent parishes). Davies outlived both his sons, and his relationship with his wife was strained, to say the least, by her erratic behavior.

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   Why did Termon McGrath dispute with Bishop Montgomery?

   • During the work of the Commissioners in 1609 near Lough Erne in County Fermanagh, a dispute arose between the Bishop Montgomery (who was interested in Termon McGrath in his role as Bishop of Clogher and Termonamongan in his role as Bishop of Derry) and Archbishop Miler McGrath concerning these lands.

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   Did Patrick Hamilton get a lease in Termonamongan?

   • Although no documentary evidence has been found to date that the leases in Termonamongan parish were transferred to Patrick Hamilton, with the sort of church connections brought to him by his marriage, it is possible to see how the Diocese of Derry might have favored him with a lease to the lands in Termonamongan parish, if it were available.

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   How many sessiaghs are there in Termonamongan?

   • It is also worth noting that the map in Figure 4 identifies the three eastern divisions of church land in Termonamongan parish as comprising seven sessiaghs, the same area of land from which Derry Bishop Downham had stated that James McGrath was refusing to pay his share of tithes. Lands Originally Granted to John Davies

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8. clanmcgrath.org › chieftainsChieftains – Clan McGrath

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   The first record of the McGrath Chieftain and Comharba (Termoner) dates from 1290, however it is likely the Clan McGrath was long established prior to this date. Here we have recorded the McGrath Chieftains compiled mainly from the ancient Annals and other sources.