Fergusons of Belfast

Census

Civil Registration

Court Records

Directories

Emigration

• Irish Emigration Database
  • Hackett, J. Dominick and Early, Charles Montague, Journal of the American-Irish Historical Society, Vol 28 - 29.
  • A. Ferguson aboard the ship Patty from Newry to Philadelphia, arrival 1811 Jun 16

• Belfast, 05/08/1848, Constitution, New York,,#1
  • FERGUSON: Arabella, George, Hugh, Joseph, Mary

• Emigrants

Estate Records

• Encumbered Estate Court records PRONI T.1641
  • George Ferguson, Tanner(Gent), 1757-1767, Smithfield 49
  • James Ferguson, Gentleman, ESQ. or no descript, 1799, St Annes 21
  • James Ferguson, Merchant, 1795, Dock 53
  • John Ferguson, Tanner, 1788, Smithfield 139
  • Robert Ferguson, Bricklayer, 1805, Dock 87
  • Samuel Ferguson, Gentleman, ESQ. or no descript, 1787, Smithfield 37

Family Trees

Griffith's Valuation

Land Records

• Registry of Deeds
• Landowners in Ireland 1876, Genealogical Publishing Co., Baltimore Md., 1998
  • FERGUSON
    • Dr. Henry, Fisherwick-Place
    • John F., Donegall Place
    • Mary
    • Richard
    • Robert

Marriage Lists

• Ireland, Diocesan and Prerogative Marriage License Bonds Indexes, 1623-1866.
  • Ferguson, James of Belfast, Co. Antrim, Merchant m. Alathea Maria Brownrigg of St. Michan, Dublin. 03 May 1782
• Betham Abstracts Prerogative Marriage Licenses - LDS Film 100874
  • Ferguson, John of Belfast, Co. Antrim, Esq. m. Beggs, Ellinor of the parish St. Michans Dis Dublin
• Index to Prerogative Marriage Licenses - LDS Film 100876
  • Ferguson, John Stephenson m. Elinor Baggs, 1789
  • Mr. Ferguson of Belfast m. Miss Rutler of Dublin, Oct 1771

Memorial Inscriptions

• Old Belfast Families
• Journal of the Association for the Preservation of the Memorials of the Dead in Ireland - LDS Film 1279254
  • 513 - Clifton Street Cemetery
    • In memory of | Isabella Stephens wife to Joseph | Stephens of Belfast who departed this | life 20th day of August 1810 aged 70 years. | She was universally beloved and deeply | Regretted by all that knew her. | Here lieth the body of Joseph Stephens | who departed this life 21st day of Dec 1834 | aged 90 years | also | the infant child of John and | Mary Chambers. | Here also are interred the remains of | Thomas Gibon Ferguson | who departed this life 11 May 1852. | And of Isabella his wife | died 22 June 1870 Aged 82 years. | Then shall the dust return to the earth | as it was: and the spirit shall return unto | God who gave it. Eccles xii 7.

Military Records

• Registers of Seamen's Services
  • 1885 Jan 14, Joseph Henry FERGUSON, born Belfast
  • 1886 May 12, Robert FERGUSON, born Belfast
  • 1891 Feb 4, John FERGUSON, born Belfast
  • 1891 Sep 16, Isaac FERGUSON, born Belfast
  • 1892 Jun 13, Frederick FERGUSON, born Belfast
  • 1892-1907, John FERGUSON, born Belfast
  • 1896 Jun 5, Samuel James FERGUSON, born Dundonald Belfast
  • 1898 Feb 8, Wallace FERGUSON, born Belfast
• Register of Deceased Seamen (Courtesy Andy Boyd)
  • Ferguson, Richard, (26), Fireman, 16 Unity St. Belfast, passed away on 22 March 1923 at sea from internal hemorrhage on the LENA (registered in the port of London).
  • Ferguson, Epraim, 23, sailor, Belfast, died 12/10/1919 in Pernambuco. Sailing ship Garthsnaid registered in Montreal.
• Public Records Office

  Document	Name	Surname	Born In	County	Served In	Age At Discharge	Dates
  WO 121/141/191	John	FERGUSON	Belfast	Antrim	2nd Royal Veteran Battalion; 45th Foot Regiment; 8th Royal Veteran Battalion	44 after 22 years 7 months of service Residence or place where pension paid stated in document.	1826
  WO 121/141/191	John	FERGUSON	Belfast	Antrim	2nd Royal Veteran Battalion; 45th Foot Regiment; 8th Royal Veteran Battalion	44 after 22 years 7 months of service Residence or place where pension paid stated in document.	1826
  WO 97/1016/34	James	FERGUSON	Belfast	Down	93rd Foot Regiment; 26th Foot Regiment	30	1815-1830
  WO 97/1016/34	James	FERGUSON	Belfast	Down	93rd Foot Regiment; 26th Foot Regiment	30	1815-1830

  
  
• Officers of the Irish Militia 1849
  • George Ferguson Major Antrim (Rifles) 3 August 1841 Belfast
  • James Burne Ferguson Ensign Antrim (Rifles) 27 June 1838 Belfast
• World War I Dead
  • W FERGUSON, died 8th July 1916. Age 24, Son of Mr. W. H. Ferguson, of 2, Collingwood Rd., Belfast.
• Canadian Soldiers WWI
  • Albert Ferguson born 5 May 1885, next of kin: Matthew Ferguson, father
  • Hugh Thomas Ferguson born 4 Aug 1878, next of kin: Mrs. Anna Ferguson, wife
  • James Ferguson, born 25 May 1882 Belfast
  • James Alexander Ferguson, born 11 Aug 1882, next of kin: Margaret Dowell, mother
  • Thomas B Ferguson born 18 Aug 1892, next of kin: Mrs M Ferguson, mother
  • Alexander Barrington Ferguson, born 29 Dec 1891, next of kin: Wilhelmina Ferguson, wife
  • David Ferguson, born 9 Dec 1895 Belfast, next of kin: George Ferguson of Armagh, father
  • John Richard Ferguson, born 20 May 1895, next of kin: Florence May Ferguson, wife
  • Lancelott Ferguson, born 9 Aug 1892, next of kin: Elizabeth McGee, mother
  • Sadie Ferguson, born 30 Dec 1888, next of kin: Miss F.B. Ferguson

Miscellaneous

• Batt, Rev. N. G. "Belfast Sixty Years Ago: Recollections of a Septuagenarian", Ulster Journal of Archaeology, Second Series, Vol. II, No. 2, January 1896]
  • Donegall Place residents John S. Ferguson and Thomas F. Ferguson, linen merchants
• Comprehensive History of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, 1830 - 1930, B. H. Roberts, Comprehensive History of the Church, Volume 4, Chapter 120 Close Of The Camp Floyd Period--Completion Of The Overland Telegraph Line-Requisition For Utah Men For Federal Service.
  • 8. "Soldier, actor, orator, and lawyer, one of the brightest and most versatile minds and from what his friends say of him, one of the most winsome and loveable natures"--is O. F. Whitney's characterization of James Ferguson, in his biography of him. (History of Utah, vol. iv, p. 180, et seq). "He was a native of Belfast, Ireland, and came of a Protestant family of that city--his parents being Francis and Mary Patrick Ferguson. He joined the Church of the Latter-day Saints in Liverpool when fourteen years of age, and migrated to Nauvoo, just in time to join the last company of exiles from that ill-fated city, and arrived in Council Bluffs in time to enlist in the Mormon Battalion. In that trying march this `young Emmett's' wit and humor enlivened every scene, and he was a universal favorite" (Whitney). He was held in high esteem by General Wells, who made him adjutant general of his staff in the "Echo Canon War," He led a useful and eventful life, which ended all too soon in his 36th year. He died at Salt Lake City, 13th of August, 1863.
• Daniel Ferguson, Royal Botanic Gardens, Belfast, advising on the propagation of seed potatoes.
• Irish Emigration Database
  • "Short Notes of Early Methodism in Ireland", MSS. of the late Wm. Ferguson, The Irish Evangelist, January 1, 1862, p.218
  • Letter from John Alexander, Belfast, to C. H. Talbot, Dublin. PRONI T 1893
    • 3 Acres near the Old Brewry wch Geo. Ferguson enjoyed
  • The Belfast Mercury, no.56, Vol.II, 11 February 1785, p.3, c.2.
    • Advertisement for Ship Paca to Baltimore, Maryland
    • Samuel Ferguson, Mill Street
    • John Ferguson
  • The Belfast Commercial Chronicle, Saturday, March 11, 1826
    • Advertisement for the Brig Canada for Quebec, Canada
    • Thomas G. Ferguson,, Lime-Kiln-Dock
• E. Kean, P.B. Phair & T.U. Sadleir (eds), Kings Inn Admission Papers 1607-1867, Irish Manuscripts Commission, 1982, p.161.
  • Ferguson, Samuel, 3^rd s. of John, Belfast, and Agnes Knox; b. March 1810; ed. T.C.D. E 1836. L.I., M 1831. T 1838.,
• Foster, J. (ed.)Alumni Oxonienses, 1715-1886., Oxford, 1888.
  • Ferguson, Thomas Benyon, 25. Thomas of Belfast, Ireland, arm. Brasenose Coll., matric. 12 June 1855, aged 18, bar-at-law, Inner Temple, 1863. died 1874 on board SS Cathay.
• Henry Creed Ferguson was born at Ripley in Jackson County, West Virginia, June 21, 1874. His grandfather Joseph Ferguson was born near Belfast, County Antrim, Ireland, in 1820, and as a youth came to America.
• In Old Belfast: Memories of a Great-Great- Grandfather (1740-1760) by L.R.Crescent, Belfast, W.& G. Baird, Limited, Royal Avenue, 1924. [Posted to IRL-BELFAST-CITY by Brian Magaoidh, 31 Jan 2005.
  • On the 16th December , 1756, a general meeting was held in the market-house to consider a scheme for the relief and poor inhabitants of the town of Belfast& (p.76-77)
    • The first twenty overseers includes George FERGUSON
  • The names of the first gentlemen chosen as overseers and assistants are worth preserving for their descendants, 150 years later. Gentlemen proposed for overseers and assistants (p.82).
    • District Overseers: includes Dr Ferguson.
    • Monthly Assistants: includes G. Ferguson
• Latter-Day Saint Biographical Encyclopedia by Andrew Jenson � 1901 - 1936
  • FERGUSON, James, a member of the Mormon Battalion, sergeant-major in Company A, was born Feb. 23, 1828, at Belfast, Ireland, a son of Francis and Mary Ferguson.

• Masonic Records
• Murname, J.H. and Murname. P., At The Ford of the Birches - The History of Ballybay, it's People and Vicinity, Murname Brothers, 1999.
  • In 1819 John Stephenson Ferguson, merchant of Belfast, bailed Forbes out of this commitment. It was not until 1828 that Forbes repaid the debt to Ferguson and recovered full use and benefit of his mill.
• Newspapers
• Reports of the Deputy Keeper of the Public Records
  • PRONI - submitted by Stanley Nesbitt
    • FERGUSON Harry (Motors) Belfast Business records 1912-1934 D3212add
    • FERGUSON J.B. Ltd. Belfast Business records 1907 -1912 D 3129
    • FERGUSON J.C. Dr Prof Med Belfast Corresp. etc. 1818-1863 D1918
    • FERGUSON Joseph Bell Belfast Motor Veh. patents 1915-1917 D3129
    • FERGUSON Samuel Sir Belfast Biographical notes 1874-1960 D2473
    • FERGUSON Harry Motors Ltd Belfast Business records cl935 D3212
  • National Archives of Ireland
    • 1946-47
      • Ferguson, Jas. Acct. Bk. of a Belfast Merchant. 1771-1783. PRONI D.468
• Sir Samuel Ferguson
  • The biography by Lady Ferguson, 'Sir Samuel Ferguson in the Ireland of his Day' (1896)
  • Sir Samuel Ferguson by Malcolm Brown (1976)
  • An Ascendancy of the Heart (1976) Samuel Ferguson: A Centenary Tribute, Terence Brown and Barbara Hayley (eds) (1987)
  • Samuel Ferguson: The Literary Achievement by Peter Denman (1990)
  • Samuel Ferguson: Beatha agus Saothan by Greagoir O Duill (1993).
• The SHAW Family - LDS Film 1279274, Item 13, 5 Jul 1715 Victor Ferguson of Belfast, M.D. is a witness to the will of Patrick Shaw.
• This Ferguson clan by Ferguson, Leota
  • Tom Ferguson was probably born near Belfast, Antrim, Ireland; married Bridget, a native of Roscommon, Connaught, Ireland. They immigrated to Canada, and then to the U.S. near Troy, N.Y., LDS FHL US/CAN Film 928247 Item 3
• Wier, Reverend William Swansea, Ten Tribes of Wier in America (1933 and 1938 volumes bound as one copy at Clemson University Library Clemson, South Carolina); 1940 copy, South Carolina Library, University of South Carolina, Columbia., published by the author.
  • About 1645 John Wier (for business and political reasons using name-form Jan Vyer), lived at Antwerp and had shipping relations with Findlayson and Ferguson, Dundee, Belfast and Liverpool. His home was a refuge for Covenant ministers and one of his ships the Grey Falcon, was condemned to the Crown for smuggling "malcontents from the Kings Justice". He had a son named John Wier who was a physician. An Encyclopedia Britannica sketches a Dr. John Wier who was adventurous in experimentation and enriched his profession with discoveries. In some Latin notes he is recorded as Dr. Johan Wierus. This Doctor had a son named John who studied theology at Edinburgh, living the while in the home of Rab Ferguson. He wedded Janet, a daughter of this house, "and they settled in Ulster, on Derry Road, three leagues from Lough Neagh".
• McFarland, E.W., John Ferguson 1836-1906, Tuckwell Press, East Lothian, Scotland, 2003
  • Leonard FERGUSON m. Charlotee FERRIS 31 Nov 1831, Glenavy Parish Church, co. Antrim
    • John FERGUSON b. 18 Apr 1836, Belfast
• 10 Mar 1885, Elgin, Ontario, CA - James FERGUSON died, age 86, farmer, born in Belfast

Newspapers

Obituaries

Parish Records

• Belfast Presbyterian
  • 1747 Jan 26 John Ferguson m. Esther Boyd
• Blaris
  • 1699 Mar 28 John Forgisson s/o John Forgisson
  • 1723 Mar 15 John Ferguson s/o Daniel Ferguson
  • 1730 Sep 13 John Farguson, Lambeg s/o James Farguson
  • 1734 Aug 14 John Ferguson, Lambeg s/o Samuel Ferguson
• Historic Memorials of the First Presbyterian Church Belfast
  • Sextons: 1718, David Ferguson; 1833. Geo. Ferguson (Assistant till 1852).
• Linenhall Presbyterian Church, Belfast - posted to NIR-DOWN-L by Trevor Edwards, 2003
  • 22 Feb 1859, John McKinnor?, engineer, of Belfast, father J***, a farmer, married Jane Ferguson, 23 years, of Dunlady, father James, a farmer.
  • 24 Apr 1877, William Martin, 29 years, Car Proprietor, Bangor, Co. Down, father Isaiah, married, Elizabeth Ferguson, Ballyalton, Newtownards, father David, farmer.
  • 4 Oct 1878, Thomas Bell, mason, Bangor, father, Alexander, labourer, married Mary Ann Ferguson, (signed name as: Maggie Ann Ferguson), Belfast, father, Hugh, Car Man
• Shankill
• St Anne's Civil Belfast
  • 1747 Sep 15 John Ferguson s/o Samuel Ferguson and Mary Mawhinney
  • 1748 Jun 3 Robert Ferguson m. Eleanor MacKee
  • 1753 Feb 18 John Robert Ferguson s/o Robert Ferguson and Margaret Stewart
  • 1825 Jan 1, Thomas Ferguson, Downpatrick, bach and Mary Russell, St Annes' Parish, spin
  • 1826 Jan 9, Thomas Ferguson, Carnmoney Parish, bach and Sarah Carlisle, Templepatrick Parish, spin
• St. Bride (Dublin)
  • Marriage: 19 September 1771, James FERGUSON of Belfast, linen Draper and Elizabeth BUTLER.
• St. Patricks RC
  • John 12 May 1860 s/o John Ferguson, Presbyterian and Elizabeth McVey; sponsor: Susan Brennan
• Rosemary St. Church, LDS Film 0496750
  • Births
    • Jane d/o Blakely FERGUSON and Mary BEERS chr. 17 Aug 1832
    • William s/o Blakely FERGUSON and Mary BEERS chr. 31 Aug 1834
    • Samuel s/o Blakely FERGUSON and Mary BEERS chr. 16 Oct 1836
    • David Kennedy FERGUSON s/o Alexander FERGUSON & Ellen Eliza TORBETT, b 3 May 1855
    • Frances Mary FERGUSON d/o James & Annie, b Aug 1857
  • Marriages
    • John FERGUSON & Esther BOYD, 26 Jan 1747
    • William FERGUSON, Bangor s/o James FERGUSON and Eliza WOODS, Belfast d/o James WOODS
    • James FERGUSON, Springfield s/o John FERGUSON and Margaret ROBINSON, Springfield d/o John ROBINSON (dec'd) Third Witness Entered As Agnes FERGUSON, 25 Jul 1836
    • Mary Anne FERGUSON & William RICHARDS, 25 Apr 1843
• Shankill
  • 1 Dec 1823, James FERGUSON and Elizabeth CORRIGAN, St. Patricks, Belfast, Roman Catholic
• York St. Presbyterian
  • 16 May 1766 Robert Ferguson, Ballymacarret, Missionary, full age, widower s/o Charles Ferguson, farmer m. Ann Stirling, Gorticlare Dungiven, full age, spinster, d/o William Stirling, farmer

Poll Books

• Marksmen (Illiterate Voters) Belfast, 9 March 1837
  • Hamilton Ferguson
  • John Ferguson
• Freeholders

The Ulster Covenant 1912
Sorted by Forename

A-F

G-K

L-Q

R-Z

Spinning Wheel List

• aka Irish Flax Growers List, 1796
• No Data

Tithe Applotment Books

• Index to Tithe Applotment Books
  • FERGUSON, J. S., Belfast/Shankill, Lower Ballysillon, 1826
  • FERGUSON, James, Belfast, Upper Malone, 1839
  • FERGUSON, James, Belfast/Shankill, Upper Malone, 1826
  • FERGUSON, John, Belfast, Ballyfinaghy, 1839
  • FERGUSON, Mr. R., Belfast/Shankill, Cullentree, 1826
  • FERGUSON, R., Belfast/Shankill, New Enclosure, 1826
  • FERGUSON, Thomas, Belfast, Upper Malone, 1839
  • FERGUSON, Thos., Belfast/Shankill, Upper Malone, 1826
  • Note: Entries with a slash mean the individual can be found in either parish due to the means of recording the original entries.

Wills

• Calendar of Wills at PRONI
  • HENRY FERGUSON ( 268 ) of Madison House, Cavehill Road, Belfast, gentleman died 20 February 1930. Probate Belfast 11 March to Godfrey William Ferguson architect. Effects �10,192 - 6s - 3d.
• IGI
  • John FERGUSON, 5 Oct 1723 Belfast, Antrim,
  • John FERGUSON, 26 Dec 1792 Belfast, Antrim,
• Vicars, Sir Arthur, Index to the Prerogative Wills of Ireland 1536-1810, Genealogical Publishing Co., Baltimore Md., 1997
  • John Ferguson, Belfast, apothecary, 1747
  • Samuel Ferguson, Belfast, merchant, 1793
  • Victor Ferguson, Belfast, M.D., 1729
• Index to Prerogative Wills, NAI Dublin, 1811-1858, LDS Film 100895

  Surname	Forename	Locale	Year
  Ferguson	Ellen		1837
  Ferguson	John Stephenson		1833
  Ferguson	Samuel	Magherafelt	1841

  
  
• Index to Admin Grants, NAI, Dublin LDS Films 100905-100910

  Name	Location	Occupation	Date	Type
  Ferguson, Victor		M.D.	1729	Will
  Ferguson, John		�	1747	Will
  Fergus, Victor		�	1781	Intestate
  Ferguson, Samuel		Merchant	1793	Will
  Ferguson, Ellen		Widow	1837	with Will Annexed
  Ferguson, John		�	1842 12 Nov 1838	Intestate
  ?uson, James		�	1845	Intestate
  Ferguson, John S	Donegal Place	�	1833	Probate
  Ferguson, John		Esq	1852	Intestate
  Ferguson, John		Esq	1853	Intestateund
  Ferguson, Grace	Whiterock	Spinster	1854	Intestate

• Great Britain. Commissioners for Inland Revenue, Registers of Prerogative and Diocesan wills of Ireland, with indexes, 1828-1839, LDS 101028-32
  • Ferguson, Ellen, 1837, Executor: Ferguson, G. of Belfast
  • Ferguson, John S, 1833, Executor: Ferguson, John F. of Belfast
  • Ferguson, Patrick, 1838, Executor: Ferguson, F.C. of The Linen Hall
  • Ferguson, Robert, 1838, Executor: Ferguson, J. of Belfast
  • Graham, Hugh, 1834, Executor: Ferguson, Martha of Belfast
  • Ferguson, Robert of Ballybracken died 2nd Dec 1837.
    • Date of will: 28 Nov 1837.
    • To whom in trust: Saml Elliott of Browndod, Richd Elliott of Browndod, Robert Ferguson of Ballybracken
    • Proved: Co. Down 9 Jul 1839 �184
  • Diocese of Down and Connor Will & Grant Books, 1850-1858, Index of Irish Wills 1484-1858
    • Ferguson, William, Smithfield, Belfast, 23 May 1854
  • Abstracts of Charitable Wills, LDS 100178 Item 4
    • Ferguson, William, 28 September 1841
  • Reports of the Deputy Keeper of the Public Records, National Archives of Ireland
    • 1949-50
      • Ferguson, Margaret. Will and Grant (Probate), 1888.
      • Ferguson, Mary. Will. 1894
  • Wills on LDS Film
    • FERGISON Victor (Doctor - Bequest in will) 1708 596417
    • FERGUSON Robert 1886 595358
    • FERGUSON Thomas 1835 592942
  • Familia, Vol 2, No 2, 1986
    • Will of William Ferguson, Jan 29 1710 PRONI T808/4541
      • father George Ferguson
      • brother John Ferguson
      • sister Elizabeth Ferguson
      • wife Mary Wilson
      • daughter Elizabeth Ferguson
      • uncle Victor Ferguson
      • witnessed by John and Agnes Ferguson
  • Will of John Ferguson, 1747, PRONI T808/4541
    • wife Agnes
    • sons George and James
    • daughters Jane Mary Isabella
  • John Burnside's Will from the New Orelans Picayune, July 13 1881. Reprinted in the New York Daily Times, July 16, 1881.
    • (Item) 15. To John Burnside Ferguson, son of John Ferguson, now living in Dublin Ireland, formerly Belfast, I bequeath $5,000. Said sum to be invested until he is 21 years of age in some sound security.
    • Will is dated April 28, 1857 in New Orleans.
  • Will of Thomas Ferguson, 1859, PRONI LPC 1356
    • son John Stehpenson Ferguson II
    • seven daughters
    • brother John Francis Ferguson, Deputy Lieutenant of Co. Antrim
    • brother Lieutenant Colonel George Ferguson of Paris
  • PRONI
    • Letters of Administration of the Personal estate of Andrew Ferguson late of Mustard-street Belfast in the County of Antrim Labourer deceased who died 30 May 1858 at same place were granted at Belfast to Margaret Ferguson of Mustard-street aforesaid the Widow of said deceased.
    • The Will of Jane Ferguson alias Burne late of Belfast in the County of Antrim Widow deceased who died 18 April 1861 at same place was proved at Belfast by the oath of Henry Shaw Ferguson of Donegall-square East Belfast Doctor of Medicine one of the Executors.
    • Letters of Administration of the personal estate of William Ferguson late of Wellington Park Belfast Silk Mercer deceased who died 28 August 1863 at The Retreat Armagh were granted at Belfast to Jane Clarke Ferguson alias Moore of Wellington Park Belfast aforesaid the Widow of said deceased.
    • The Will of Daniel Ferguson late of the Botanic Gardens Belfast in the County of Antrim Curator of Gardens deceased who died 5 July 1864 at same place was proved at Belfast by the oaths of William Dobbin of Rose Lodge Belfast Merchant and John Neill of Prospect-terrace Belfast Warehouseman both in the County of Antrim the Executors.



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