McQuigg, Samuel John
1905 - 1986 (80 years)-
Name McQuigg, Samuel John [1, 2] Birth 23 Sep 1905 Island Carragh North Townland, Dunluce Parish, Antrim, Northern Ireland [1, 2, 3, 4, 5] Gender Male Residence 1911 Island Carragh North Townland, Dunluce Parish, Antrim, Northern Ireland [6] Residence 1941 Aberdeen, Aberdeenshire, Scotland [2] Residence 1963 Renfrewshire, Scotland [2] Death 8 May 1986 Antrim, Northern Ireland [2, 4] Burial Aft 8 May 1986 Ballywatt Leggs Townland, Ballyrashane Parish, Antrim, Northern Ireland [4] Person ID I11293 The Thoma Family Last Modified 20 Sep 2023
Father McQuigg, Samuel W, b. 1866, Island Carragh North Townland, Dunluce Parish, Antrim, Northern Ireland d. 1 Feb 1939, Island Carragh North Townland, Dunluce Parish, Antrim, Northern Ireland (Age 73 years) Relationship natural Mother McVicker, Sarah, b. 1868, Antrim, Northern Ireland d. 14 Oct 1943, Island Carragh North Townland, Dunluce Parish, Antrim, Northern Ireland (Age 75 years) Relationship natural Marriage 10 Dec 1897 Ballywatt Presbyterian Church, Ballywatt Leggs Townland, Ballyrashane Parish, Antrim, Northern Ireland [5] Family ID F6855 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family Miller, Jane Mary, b. 24 Mar 1912, Antrim, Northern Ireland d. 4 Nov 1999, Antrim, Northern Ireland (Age 87 years) Marriage 21 Mar 1938 Antrim, Northern Ireland [3] Children 1. McQuigg, Mary Patricia Rose, b. 3 Apr 1946, Antrim, Northern Ireland d. 24 Aug 1948, Antrim, Northern Ireland (Age 2 years) [natural] 2. McQuigg, John, b. 10 May 1953, Coleraine, Londonderry, Northern Ireland d. 27 Aug 2016, Bedford, Bedford, Pennsylvania, USA (Age 63 years) [natural] Family ID F5111 Group Sheet | Family Chart Last Modified 20 Sep 2023
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Notes - Samuel John McQUigg of Islandcarragh, lives in a house built in 1892 on a farm repurchased by the McQuigg family. The McQuigg who farmed here emigrated and sold to Thomspons (the same Thompson as James Maye Thompson of Bushmills Road), who sold to Logue, who resold to the McQuiggs who farmed on the opposite side of the road. This latter farm was never bought or sold since the McQuiggs came to Islandcarragh. His uncles James and Moore inherited a farm at Senirl from their father. Moore McQuigg emigrated to Kalzmazoo where he built in 1929 the fine First Presbyterian Church in this city at a cost of $375,000. James McQuigg sold senirl to Henry McNickle and bought a farm at Ballyhunsley from Mrs. McVicker who married his brother Samuel of Islandcarragh. The Ballyhunsley farm is now Robert Bleakley's
The McQuiggs of Ballyclough were the same family. The mcQUigg farms in Islandcarragh and Ballyclough marched one another, and there was a path across the fields between the two farmsteads. The line of this path can still be traced. A Samuel McQuigg of Ballyclough was married to a Lyle of Carncoggie; his grandson William John led he singing in the old Presbyterian church of Benarden or Carcoggie. A Miss Dyson, a missionary in Egypt, is descended from the McQuiggs of Ballyclough. The McQuiggs of Berehill were also the same family. The Ballyclough farm is now Cochranes: Cochranes originally came from the Limavady district. Another related McQuigg family was McQuigg of Ballyrock; this farm is now owned by Robert Walker of Ballyrock.
- Samuel John McQUigg of Islandcarragh, lives in a house built in 1892 on a farm repurchased by the McQuigg family. The McQuigg who farmed here emigrated and sold to Thomspons (the same Thompson as James Maye Thompson of Bushmills Road), who sold to Logue, who resold to the McQuiggs who farmed on the opposite side of the road. This latter farm was never bought or sold since the McQuiggs came to Islandcarragh. His uncles James and Moore inherited a farm at Senirl from their father. Moore McQuigg emigrated to Kalzmazoo where he built in 1929 the fine First Presbyterian Church in this city at a cost of $375,000. James McQuigg sold senirl to Henry McNickle and bought a farm at Ballyhunsley from Mrs. McVicker who married his brother Samuel of Islandcarragh. The Ballyhunsley farm is now Robert Bleakley's
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Sources - [S1483] IRELAND: Civil Registration, 1845-1913.
https://www.familysearch.org/search/collection/2659409 - [S1944] WORLD: Public Member Trees.
https://www.ancestry.com/search/collections/1030/ - [S271] IRELAND: ANTRIM: North Antrim Families.
T J G Bennett
1874 by Volturna Press, Scotland
https://www.worldcat.org/title/3432620?oclcNum=3432620 - [S636] IRELAND: ANTRIM: Ballywatt Presbyterian Church.
https://www.findagrave.com/cemetery/2376573/ballywatt-presbyterian-cemetery - [S438] IRELAND: The History of the Parish of Derrykeighan.
T Camac
Published in 1908 and Reprinted in 1930
https://www.google.com/books/edition/History_of_the_Parish_of_Derrykeighan_fo/Y9q9nQEACAAJ?hl=en - [S661] IRELAND: Census 1911.
http://www.census.nationalarchives.ie/search/
- [S1483] IRELAND: Civil Registration, 1845-1913.