FH Religion Research

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1	Timestamp	Family Name	Relationship	Location	COI	Presbyterian	Catholic	Other	Total	Comments	Next Steps	Recorded in FamilySearch

2		Shanks	John McKenna married Elizabeth Shanks. Elizabeth's parents are John and Eliza Curry.	Antrim	56	100	12	14	182	In the 1901 Census, there were 625 individuals with the last name of Shanks in all of Ireland, with 90% living in the three counties of Antrim, Armagh and Down. 54% of the Shanks in these three counties were Presbyterian,29% COI, 7% Catholic and 10% other.
3		Shanks		Armagh	14	14	17	8	53
4		Shanks		Down	95	188	10	34	327
5		Shanks		Tyrone	0	0	0	0	0
6		Curry	John McKenna married Elizabeth Shanks. Elizabeth's parents are John and Eliza Curry.	Antrim	638					In the 1901 Census, there were 2,232 individuals with the last name of Hutchinson in all of Ireland, with only 38% living in the three counties of Antrim, Armagh and Down.
7		Curry		Armagh	98
8		Curry		Down	120
9		Singleton	Thomas McKenna married Sarah Singleton in the Berry Street Presbyterian Church in Belfast in 1864. In the 1901 census, Ellen Singleton (70) says she was COI and born in Tandragee, Armagh.	Antrim	41	8	0	4	53	In the 1901 Census, 82% of the Singletons in these three counties were COI, 7% Presbyteria, 3% Catholicn and 7% other. In total, there were 605 individuals with the last name of Singleton in all of Ireland, with 25% living in these three counties.
10		Singleton		Armagh	52	5	0	0	57	In the 1901 Census, 91% of the Singletons in County Armagh were COI and the remaining 9% were Presbyterian.
11		Singleton		Down	62	1	0	9	72
12		Singleton		Tyrone	0	0	6	0	6
13		Hutchinson	Ellen Singleton's maiden name may have been Hutchinson. She was born in County Armagh.	Antrim	163	221	18	51	453	In the 1901 Census, 64% of Hutchinson in Co. Armagh were COI. Only 1% were Catholic. In the three counties, the average was 35% COI. 29% Presbyterian and less than 4% Catholic.
14		Hutchinson		Armagh	102	42	2	13	159	In the 1901 Census, 64% of Hutchinson in Co. Armagh were COI. Only 1% were Catholic
15		Hutchinson		Down	33	152	12	42	239
16		McKenna	Hugh and his family are listed in the 1852 Christ Church (COI) census and many of the births and marriages for the family occurred in Christ Church. William and Mary Ritchie McKenna, though not connected to our family yet, were also part of the Church of Ireland (St. Annes). James and Catherine Doyle McKenna's marriage was also in St. Annes.	All individuals in Tamlaght, Tullanafoile and Killnaherry	68	27	225	0	320	In the 1901 Census, 95% of the McKennas in the counties of Tyrone (99%), Antrim and Down were Catholic. 100% of the McKennas in Cecil, Tyrone were Catholic. While the McKenna's were overwhelmingly Catholic, Hugh and his descendants seem to be solidly of the Church of Ireland.	"In researching church records in County Tyrone, start with the Church of Ireland but also include research in the Catholic Church. Research connections with other McKenna families in Belfast in 1901 and John and Jane McKenna in Fintona, Tyrone that belonged to the COI."
17		McKenna		McKennas in Cecil, Tyrone	0	0	53	0	53
18		McKenna		Tyrone	9	1	1201	0	1211
19		McKenna		Antrim	30	17	828	0	875
20		McKenna		Down	41	19	246	0	306
21		McGuire	Hugh McKenna's wife name may have been Mary McGuire	Tyrone	16	1	215	0	232	In the 1901 Census, 93% of McGuires in Co. Tyrone were Catholic.
22		Glass	Ellen McKenna married Joseph Glass in 1866 in Ballygawley, County Tyrone in the COI	Tyrone	54	40	7	0	101	In the 1901 Census, only 8% of Glasses in Antrim or Tyrone Counties were Catholic. The balance were evenly split between COI and Presbyterian.
23		Glass		Antrim	133	134	26	25	293
24		Fleming	Joseph and Ellen McKenna Glass names their first son Joseph Fleming Glass.	Tyrone	105	81	3	1	190	In the 1901 Census, 55% of Glasses in Co. Tyrone were COI.
25		Doyle	The Doyle family lived in Tyrone in 1851. James and Catherine Doyle McKenna were married in Belfast in 1873 in St. Annes (COI), but most of their children were baptized in the Catholic Church. Daniel Doyle and Mary's children, including Catherine, were all baptized in the Catholic Church.	Tyrone	8	0	144	0	152	In the 1901 Census, 95% of Doyles in Co. Tyrone were Catholic.
26		McManus	Daniel Doyle's wife's name was Mary McManus.	Tyrone	18	2	169	0	189	In the 1901 Census, 89% of McManus in Co. Tyrone were Catholic.
27		Doogan	Alice Doogan lived in Tamlaght with Hugh McKenna in 1851 Griffith's Valuation (possibly, Hugh's sister).	Tyrone	6	0	128	4	138	In the 1901 Census, 93% of Doogans in Co. Tyrone were Catholic.	Identify Catholic church records that are available in Errigal Keerogue and Clogher Parishes in County Tyrone.
28		McCullough	Sarah McCullough of Linden Street, Belfast is the witness at the birth of George McKenna in 1871.	Antrim	165	759	84	100	1108	In the 1901 Census, 69% of McCulloughs in Co. Antrim were Presbyterian.
29	4/18/2012 11:36:15	McFadden	James McFadden (along with Ellen Singleton) was a witness at the marriage of Thomas McKenna and Sarah Singleton on 13 May 1864 at the Berry Street Presbyterian Church in Belfast.	Antrim
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