Sallaghy Church: Difference between revisions
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==District Curates and Incumbents== | ==District Curates and Incumbents== | ||
* | *c1840 - 1843 - William Browlow Ashe | ||
* 1843 - 1847 - William Bredin | * 1843 - 1847 - William Bredin | ||
* 1867 - 1869 - Joseph Torrens | * 1867 - 1869 - Joseph Torrens | ||
Revision as of 21:56, 23 February 2012
| Sallaghy | |
| Country | Northern Ireland |
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| Denomination | Church of Ireland |
About
Sallaghy Parish founded in approximately 1840 is located about 3 miles from Lisnaskea on the Crom Road. The site also contains a graveyard and church hall. The rectory is located about a mile away on the Moorlough Road from Lisnaskea to Newtownbutler in the townland of Ballyhullagh. The parish of Sallaghy historically included services at Ballagh Church, Derryadd Church and Killalahard Church. With the churchs at Ballagh and Killalahard eventually closing. Services are still held in Derryadd three or four times a year.
Foundation Stone
The foundation stone of the new church at Sallaghy was laid by Mrs Selina G Crichton, in company with her husband Lieut Col John Crichton, in the presence of many witnesses on the 13th July 1840, who came from their seat in Crom to honour us on the solemn ceremony, which was performed by the Venerable Archdeacon Russell of the Diocese, concluded by a very interesting and impressive address on the occasion, in presence of me also. Registered and written at Newtownbutler, the day and date above written. John M Graydon, Curate of Galloon
District Curates and Incumbents
- c1840 - 1843 - William Browlow Ashe
- 1843 - 1847 - William Bredin
- 1867 - 1869 - Joseph Torrens
- 1869 - 1873 - Hugh Alexander
- 1874 - 1884 - John Reid
- 1885 - 1887 - William Hannah
- 1887 - 1890 - Thomas Pemberton
- 1893 - 1901 - James Waterson