Misc. Bowles references in Fermanagh (parishes with one reference or no
particular parish mentioned)
First report from the
Select Committee on Fictitious Votes, Ireland
Printed 12 May 1837
Appendix A # 1
Voters Registered in Counties
Fermanagh
₤10 Freeholders
John Boles date of
registry: Oct. 13, 1832
The following marriage bond needs to be
looked up:
Church of Ireland Marriage Licence Bonds
Diocese of Clogher Extracts
http://ulsterancestry.com/Church_of_Ireland_Marriage_Licence_Bonds.html
p. 266
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IRWIN
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John
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Isabella BOWLES
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1802
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The Diocese of Clogher takes in an area
comprising part of Tyrone, Fermanagh and parts of Armagh. Monaghan and Cavan.
Marriage Licence Bonds date from 1630-1800
The following was copied from the
Fermanagh-L@rootsweb.com list
archive for 2000:
From:
<Pineypowe@aol.com>
To: FERMANAGH-L@rootsweb.com
Subject: Alphabetical Surname Index-starting with Bowles
Individual spouse's name or Rel Townland
Civil parish Marital status with age
Bowles,Thomas n/m 38 CI Shanmullagh Cleenish
Bowles,Thomas wd-72 IC Lack
Macheraculmoney
Bowles,William n/m-13 IC Lack
Macheraculmoney
Bowls,Elizabeth n/m-20 CI Carry
Derrybrusk
Galloon Parish
From: dorothy j brown
[browncarr@look.ca]
Found in the parish
records of Galloon C of I, Newtownbutler:
Bapt: Eliza,
illegitimate, 26 May 1843, father William Coulson, farmer of Clunumphrey,
mother Susan Bowles of Clunumphrey.
Death Registered in Victoria, Australia
ref.
BRADION,
Jane
Father: Boles
Alexander
Mother: Reid Mary
Age at Death: 60
Birthplace: Fermanagh
Reg Year: 1880
Reg State: Victoria, Australia
Ref Number: 3496
Poll Book for co. Fermanagh,
1747-63
Bennet
Bowles Derragagh (?) (or Dornagagh) 8
Feb. 1749
Thos.
Bowles Glassmullogh
July 1747
Wm.
Bowles Lislea
17 July 1766
Cleenish
References in the 1747-1768
Fermanagh Freeholders List of Electors
ref.
Bennet Bowles Domogagh Cleenish Feb. 1749
Fermanagh Tithe Applotments
ref.
Thomas Boles Cleenish Drummaren 1834
Bowles in Griffiths Valuation
Refer to the full transcription of Griffith's
Valuation which even includes the images of the original report pages
on
AskAboutIreland for the full details for:
James Bowles Drumaran townland, Cleenish parish
Thomas Bowles Lack townland, Magheraculmoney parish
John Boles Henry
Street, Windmill Hill, Rossorry parish
Lislea (this is possibly a misspelling of Lisnaskeagh in Aghavea parish)
References in the 1747-1768
Fermanagh Freeholders List of Electors
ref.
William Bowles Lislea July 1766
Boho (north west tip of Fermanagh near co. Leitrim)
References in Ireland's
Gravestone Index
ref.
Victor Boles 1983 Boho
Fermanagh
Magheraculmoney
Bowles references in Griffiths Valuation (year?)
Thomas Bowles Lack Magheraculmoney
Fermanagh
Drumkeeran Parish
From the Kearns-L
forum on rootsweb
http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/read/KEARNS/2001-11/1005765200
Richard Bowles,
schoolmaster
m.(1) Hessy Forster
1. Anna b. ~
1820
m.(2)
Catherine (Kitty) Kearns (Cairns) in co. Fermanagh
2. Catharine (Cathy)
b. ~ 1826 Tubrid, Drumkeeran, co. Fermanagh
3. son who died later in Glasgow, Scotland
Richard and Hessy
were both dead before 1841 as Anna is listed as an orphan. Catharine
is listed as an orphan as well but her mother was likely still living as a
Catherine Bowles was witness to a marriage in Tubrid in 1847.
ref.
Anna and Catharine emigrated to
Australia in 1841 as orphans. Anna listed her occupation as a
housemaid and Catharine as a nurse maid. ref According to "From Shamrock
to Wattle" page 54, Catharine's letter of reference was signed by a James
Wilson. A report on Fermanagh schools in 1824-26 in the Clogher Record
(1963) lists a Richard Bowler teaching at J. Wilson's house. Despite
the Bowler, this was probably Richard Bowles.
