Not sure whether this is ‘Father’ Sibbett or a son of Thomas Sibbett.
Three of Thomas Sibbett’s children died from ‘diptheria’ all in the month of July 1861. Another three of his children died at the age of 23 or under.
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Not sure whether this is ‘Father’ Sibbett or a son of Thomas Sibbett.
Three of Thomas Sibbett’s children died from ‘diptheria’ all in the month of July 1861. Another three of his children died at the age of 23 or under.
The vast majority of the people in Mourne would have lived in small rural cottages or houses situated along the main street in the town. Hanna’s Close is a good way to get feel for what life was like living in small rural cottages. This cluster of cottages were built in the 1600s by the […]
In 1860 a valuation and report was commissioned to evaluate the condition, managment and profitabilty of the Newry and Mourne Estates of Francis Jack Needham, 2nd Earl of Kilmorey. This report was translated and published through a project between Newry and Mourne Museum and the Centre for the Study of Historic Irish Houses and Estates. […]
In an 1810 rental the townlands of Mourne in the Kilmorey Estate were as follows; ‘Aghyoghill, Aughnahorry, Ballintur, Ballygowan, Ballykeel Beg, Ballyveagh More, Corcreaghan, Cranfield, Carginagh, Derryogue, Drumcro, Drumindoney, Drummon, Glassdrumman, Greencastle, Leitram, Magheramurphy, Magheragh, Maghery, Moneydoragh Beg, Moneydorragh More, Moyad and Tullyframe.’ The founder of the Kilmorey family’s Irish estates was Sir Nicholas Bagnal. […]
Day/Month: October
Church of burial: Mourne Presbyterian, click to view map
Grave Number: B243