- The Armagh Guardian
- December 31,
1844
- Armagh Quarter Sessions - Market Hill - Grand jury included William Ferguson
- February 25,
1845
- BALLYMOYER, BALLEEK, AND LISSADIAN PLOUGHING MATCH.
The ploughing match of the above districts took place on Tuesday last, in a field contiguous to Markethill. The day was very favourable, and a great number assembled to witness the contest, which was well competed. There were 30 ploughs entered, 22 only appeared on the ground--9 in the first class, and 13 in the second. The ploughing in every instance was well executed. Nothing was wanting on the part of the efficient Secretary, Mr. FERGUSON, to afford every accommodation to the competitors. The prizes were awarded as follows:--
Class 1.--Loss Paul; Wm. Patterson; Henry Murphy; James Hicks; Alexander Scott; Robert Elliott.
Class 2.--Robert Simpson; William Bobbs; James Boyle; Mr. Garland; Thomas Ferguson; Isaac Kidd; Jas. Markly; William Harpur. Judges--Messrs. Girvin, Marshall, and Toner.
- BALLYMOYER, BALLEEK, AND LISSADIAN PLOUGHING MATCH.
- July 22,
1845
- FERGUSON, David; at the scene of riot
- December 31,
1844
- Coleraine Chronicle as published by the Coleraine Branch of
the North of Ireland Family History Society (contributed by Stanley Nesbitt)
- Marriages
- 16 Jun 1855 At the Second Presbyterian Church, Drumbanagher, on the 12th inst by the Rev. John PATTERSON, the Rev. Alexander FERGUSON of Tyrone's Ditches, to Mary, eldest daughter of Crozier CHRISTIE Esq. Ballyreagh, County Antrim.
- Marriages
- The Londonderry Sentinel (contributed by Stanley Nesbitt)
- Deaths
- 23 Jun 1832 - In Drogheda, on Monday evening, of cholera, in her 89th year, Mrs. Ferguson, relict of the Rev. J. Ferguson, Rector of Ballymoyer, county Armagh.
- Deaths
- The Newry Commercial Telegraph
- March 7, 1828
- The Loughgilly [Co Armagh] Farming Society held their first ploughing match
on Tuesday the 26th ult., in Mr. Charles Steel’s farm, when twenty-one
well appointed ploughs started, twenty of which were of iron.
- 6th Prize - Double and Single Trees, to Mr. Robert Ferguson ; plough held by his son Thomas
- March 7, 1828
- The Loughgilly [Co Armagh] Farming Society held their first ploughing match
on Tuesday the 26th ult., in Mr. Charles Steel’s farm, when twenty-one
well appointed ploughs started, twenty of which were of iron.
- The Portadown Weekly News
- July 2, 1859
- Stations Of The Wesleyan Ministers In Ireland For The Year 1859-60.
- Nenagh, &c.—Sam. Ferguson
- July 16, 1859
- Prospectus of the Portadown Penny Savings' Bank.
- Working Committee includes one David Ferguson.
- Prospectus of the Portadown Penny Savings' Bank.
- July 2, 1859
- Stations Of The Wesleyan Ministers In Ireland For The Year 1859-60.
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