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		Muntober Townland is 613 acres, in Kildress Parish, Dungannon Upper Barony
This townland is frequently spelt either Montober or Muntober. It has in the past also been spelt Maetober (?) and Mintober.

There are several different Henry families in this townland. To separate the groups they have been known as: Ballintine Henry's Strand Henry's Civil Henry's King Henry's It is from this last group that my main branch of Henrys are from. However I suspect that some of the families probably intermarried and so in the long run most of these Henry's may be related either through marriage or the distant past.   Henry Group Earliest name(s) Children, and grandchildren Associated Families Ballintine Henry's No data at present     Strand Henry's Thomas and Eliza Glasgow William Mary James Glasgow George Rachel David Glasgow (Killycurragh) Glasgow (Ballynagilly) Civil Henry's Thomas John and Mary Glasgow Alfred Elizabeth E Edith   King Henry's James and Mary King James Emily John Thompson Gertie Nan Edna Robert Samuel James William Robert Samuel Henry (Drumnaglogh) Fraser (Ballinasollus) Smyth (Ballyveney) Greer (Tamlaght) Unknown Group ?Thomas James and Mary Mary James Mary Jane           The above list does not cover all Henry's in Muntober, just the ones I've tried to sort out so far.   Some records that cover all groups of Henry's from Muntober include:   1901 Census for the Henry surname in Muntober Ulster Covenant Signitures for Muntober Henry's Marriages from Kildress COI and Orritor Pres for the Henry surname Griffith's Valuation of Kildress Parish including Muntober 1766 Religious Census for Matober (Muntober) 1926 Orritor Presbyterian Centenary Fund - Muntober Entries

 

Some of the above Henry's moved to Tatnagilta Townland, Lissan Parish. Fred Greer and Sara lived in Tamlaght, Kildress Parish. The Frasers were from Ballinasollus Townland. Many of the births are recorded at Kildress COI, and some marriages at Orritor Presbyterian Church.

 

 

Montober is about 4 miles North West of Cookstown. The nearest churches are Kildress COI and Orritor Presbyterian.

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