Census

• 1901/1911 Census
• UK Census

Civil Registration

• Births

  IGI and British Vital Records Index

  Name	Father	Mother	Birth Date	Birth Place
  Arthur	Richard FERGUISON	Margt. DUNING	18 Jan 1864	Terryglass
  Alexander Thomas	Richard FERGUISON	Margaret DUNNING	12 Mar 1865	Terryglass
  Richard Terence	Richard Thomas FERGUSON	Margaret DUNNING	22 Feb 1868	Terryglass
  James Blair	Richard I. FERGUSON	Margaret DUNNING	8 May 1869	Terryglass
  Frederick	Richard FERGUSON	Margaret DUNNING	10 Sep 1870	Terryglass

• Marriages
  • James FERGUSON, 34, Private 72nd, s/o James FERGUSON, labourer & Mary FOGARTY, 19 d/o Michael FOGARTY, Labourer, 8 Sep 1845, Thurles

Directories

Emmigration

Family Trees

Griffith's Valuation of Ireland

International Genealogical Index/British Isles

Land Records

• Registry of Deeds 1836-1846, LDS Film 0100528, 0100542, 0100558

  Lands	Grantors	Grantees	Year	Vol	Mem	Page
  Ballywater, Upper	Provident Bank of Ireland	Ferguson, Josh	1839	1	296	26
  Gardenstown	Fozier, Saml	Ferguson, Jno	1843	13	120	388
  Tipperary	O'Ryan, Laurence & ar	Ferguson, David	1843	19	160	556
  Gardenstown, Ballingary	Farrier, Saml	Ferguson, Jno	1846	8	184	235

• Moyne Electoral Division, 21 Nov 1843 Ferguson, M. (Revd.), Cooleeny, house

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Memorial Inscriptions

Military Records

Miscellaneous

• Rev Samuel FERGUSON, Moyne and Kilclough, testimony, Reports From Commisioners, Vol XXXII, 1836
• Petty Jurors, Barony of Clanwilliam - 1846
  • Ferguson David, Pawnbroker, Householder
• Relief Commission Papers 1845-1847
  • Rev Samuel Ferguson, Moyne Glebe, Thurles, acknowledging receipt of the circulars on Indian corn and describing the plight of the poor.
• New York Emigrant Savings Bank Project
  • FERGUSON, Charles A, born 1840, single, opened account: 09/08/1862, resident of Brooklyn, Clerk, parents: David & Kate, also in Brooklyn, arrived 1851 aboard the Isaac Webb
• Reports of the Deputy Keeper of the Public Records PRONI - submitted by Stanley Nesbitt
  • FERGUSON family Ballymaceman/Tipp Titledeeds 1751-01900 D1296
• William Smith O'Brien Petition, 1848-49
  • John Ferguson, Tipperary Town
• Pittsburgh Catholic - June 22, 1844
  • Tipperrary Conversion.—On Thursday last, the 2d inst., the lady of David Ferguson, Esq., Nelson street, Tipperary, was recieved into the Catholic church at her own house, by the Rev. Thomas McDonnell, O. P., of the Dominican convent in this city. Mrs. Ferguson is daughter of the late John Fitzgerald, Esq., of Limerick, solicitor; and though 17 years married, no suggestion was ever made, nor influence exercised by her husband, during that period with a view to induce her to change her religion. The greatest conjugal affection existed at all times between them. Her becoming a Catholic now has been quite a voluntary act of her own, after a long and mature consideration. The piety and religious ecstacy of this lady during her profession of faith and reception into the church was edifying beyond expression. Mrs. F. is mother of nine children, and a most amiable lady, and her husband is brother of John Ferguson, solicitor, Gardiner street, Dublin—and also of the Rev. Charles Ferguson, O.S. J.—Limerick Reporter
    [David FERGUSON m. Catherine L. FITZGERALD July 7, 1827, St. Mary, Limerick]
• The Portadown Weekly News
  • July 2, 1859
    • Stations of the Wesleyan Ministers
      • Nenagh, &c.—Sam. Ferguson.
• March 23, 1864 The Irish Canadian
  • The Court of Common Pleas, Dublin, was recently occupied with trying the cases of Julia Caroline Ferguson v. Georgius Hely, and the Rev. F. Ferguson (sic) v. the same, for seduction and breach of promise of marriage. The defendant is Mr. Hely of Foulkscourt, near Johnstown; and the plaintifs are Rev. Samuel Ferguson, of Moyglebe, county Tipperary, and his daughter. Verdicts were given against defendant for £4,000
• A Topography Dictionary of Ireland, Samuel Lewis, 1837 - Moyne or Mayne, a parish, in the barony of Eliogarty,..... and the glebe-house, of the Rev. S. Ferguson.
• Limerick Chronicle 09 Mar 1836
  • Jane Fergusson 1836 The Residence Of The Dean of Emly, Abington Glebe, widow of John Fergusson, brother in law Dean of Emly, daughter of lat Dr. Dobbyn of Dublin

Obituaries

Parish Records

• Journal of the Association for the Preservation of the Memorials of the Dead in Ireland
  • Vol IV, p 121 LDS Film 127952
    • Vestry Book of the parish of Moyne & Templetoony
      • 1834, April 1st - Sam Fergusson, Rector (appt date)
      • 1843, Jan 19th - O'Neill, Robert son of the Rev Samuel Fergusson and his wife Harriett Fergusson of Moyne Glebe
      • 1845 Emma Harriett, daughter of Rev S. Fergusson born April 3rd, baptised April 15th by Rev Henry Smith, Curate of Fennot
      • 1846, Oct 16th - Robert Barlow, son of Rev. S. Fergusson born
      • 1851, Jan 22nd - Jessie Maria Jane, daughter of Rev. S. Fergusson, born
      • 1861, Jul 30 - O'Neil Robert son of Rev S. Fergusson buried
      • Baptisms 1852-1870, S. Fergusson signed as rector.

Poll Books

Spinning Wheel List, 1796

Tithe Applotment Books

• Householder's Index

  Barony	Parish	Date	Film
  Owney & Arra	Kilmastulla	1826	256,647

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