- March 3, 1876
- Record Court - James W Ferguson serves on special jury in case of "His Grace The Lord Primate v. Theo. Thompson, Esq. and Terrance Brady"
- June 9, 1876
- Contributors toward erection of a Glebe House at Derry Lane
- Mrs. Ferguson, £1
- James William Ferguson, 10 s
- Contributors toward erection of a Glebe House at Derry Lane
- Jan 5, 1877
- Marriage: Moneypenny and Barnes - On St. Stephen's Day, at Dalkey Parish Church, Williwm Edwin, eldest son of the Rev. Artur Moneypenny, Vicar of Lavey, to Elizabeth Ferguson, eldest daughter of Isaac Barnes, esq. of Sandycove.
- Jan 25, 1878
- Wesleyan Tea Meeting at Tullyboy
- The annual Tea Metting in connetion with the Primitive Wesleyan Methodist Society was held at Mr. Ferguson's, Tullyboy, on Tuesday evening 15th inst. The atendance was very large. After a plentiful supply of tea and cak had been disposed of, the chair was taken by Mr. james Kilroy, who conducted the religous exercises. Addresses were given by Mr. Kingsborough on Protestantism, including the Seige of Derry and the Battle of the Boyne, which was received with acclamation, also by Rev. Mr.Coulter, Mr. Coulson and Mr. John Ludlow. After a vote of thanks had been accorded to the chairman, and to the young ladies who had acted as tea-makers, the proceedings came to a close, with the singing of a hymn and prayer, when all separated for their respective homes highly pleased with the evenings enjoyment.
- Wesleyan Tea Meeting at Tullyboy
- Dec 13, 1878
- On the 11th inst. a soiree was given by Mr. Robert Ferguson of Tullyboy, at which the Ballintemple Brass band attended. It was gratifying to observe the propriety and decorum with which those young men conducted themselves, passing and repassing, avoiding party tunes, and any demonstration likely to produce had feeling, confining themselves to familiars - "Home Sweet Home" "cheer boys cheer" which they played for marching very credibably and in excellent time.
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