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History
History
Entering from South
Entering from South
Old Church built at Drumenagh 1688 by Sir John Hume
Old Church built at Drumenagh 1688 by Sir John Hume
It became the Parish of Inishmacsaint Church in 1710-1830, followed by the construction of St. Ninidh's in 1831 at nearby Benmore Glebe
Historical Records of Church Hill:
- 1688 Church constructed at Drumenagh (Church Hill)
- 1689 James Dundas Adult of Church Hill, Liquor License, Church Warden
- 1693 May 5 James Dundas of Church Hill on Jury in Enniskillen about Cuconaght Maguire
- 1699 James Dundas of Church Hill on Jury (born before 1665)
- 1720 Birth of James Dundass of C.Hill (died Sept 8, 1786, grave in Derrygonnelly Churchyard)
- 1730/31 Wills; Robert Dundas, Churchill, Parish of Clogher
- 1788 List of Voters; James Dundas of Churchill, Freehold Srowhanure
- 1790-1847 Directory of Dundas Families; William Dundas of Churchill
- 1807 April 8 Baptism; Elinr Stewart; Henry Stewart and Jane Dundas
- 1807 May 31 Baptism; Frederick Dundas; Patrick Dundas and Margaret Briarly
- 1821 Dec. 13 Baptism; William Dundas; William and Phoebe Dundas of Churchill
- From Willie Parke of Derrygonnelly: "The last two members of the Dundas family of Drumenagh (Churchill) were James and David whose ancestors were Howden's from the Buggan area. James, David and a sister died unmarried a few years ago.
Notes from Clara Dundass Styles in "Descendants of William and John Dundass", p. 80 of the book
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