LENDRUMS
The name LENDRUM
Origin: SCOTTISH
The name has various spellings - Landrum - Lentrum
First found in Aberdeenshire, Scotland
When did the first Lendrum find them-shelves in Ireland?
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1745: Jacobite Rebellion - Examination of Thomas Lendrum, gentleman of
Colliston (Aberdns - Aberdeenshire?) taken at Newcastle upon Tyne: 29 Nov.1745
1814: John Lendrum - born Enniskillen, County Fermanagh. He served in Dublin Militia, Royal Irish Artillery - discharged aged 50 yrs.
The National Archives.gov.uk
Andrew - (m)19th Nov.1868.Brides name (unknown) Dromore, Ireland
Parents:Andrew Lendrum & Mary Johnston
Brides fathers name: James Warnock Johnston
Marriage records 1519 - 1898
No# M70240- 6: Ireland Easy - 101535 page 305 no# 108
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Andrew - (m) 24th Feb. 1846. Catherine
No further information
0655 Achill, Mayo, Ireland
No#M70174-1 Ireland-ODM - 101281
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Andrew of Gortmore in the parish of Clogher / Barany
County Tyrone
Griffiths Valuation Record. 1848 - 1864
Andrew - (b) 15th Sept. 1875
Parents: Andrew & Martha Lendrum
FHL Film No# 255936
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Martha - (b) 1842 of Balling
(m) 1855 James Sheerin
(d) 1884 in Parish Clogher (aged 42)
Civil Reg. Deaths 1864 - 1958
FHL FilmNo# 101592
Andrew - (d) 1862 in West Derby, Lancashire
(m) 1846 Bride (unknown) in Westport
England & Wales Death Index 1837 - 1915
Ireland Marriages 1845 - 1958
Andrew___(m) Liverpool_____vol.7_____page111
James_____(m) Medwany?___vol 2_____ page1153
Mary_____(m) Meath_______ vol 11_____page 549
Andrew - (b) abt. 1830 (d) 1902 aged 72 yrs
Parish Clogher
Ancestany.com
Ireland Civil Registration. Deaths - Index 1864 - 1958
Andrew - (b) 1828 (d) 1910 aged 82 yrs
District Omagh
Andrew - (b) 1830 (d) 1902 aged 72 yrs
James - 1825 of Aghenlark, Clogher
Andrew - 1825 of Sess Moulray, Clogher (311 arces)
Joseph - 1825 of Five-mile-town, Clogher
Auckland Libraray - OS maps 63, 64
Richard_____Legatiggle______Donacavey______CountyTyrone
Samuel______Camgart_______Enniskillen______CountyFermanagh
John________Clones_________Clones_________CountyMonaghan
James_______Screeby________Kilskeery_______CountyTyrone
Elizabeth____Clonkeeran_____Mylerstown_____County Kildare
The following all from Clogher, County Tyrone
Alexander____Rahoran
Andrew______Gortmore/ Mullaghmore
James________Ballyvaddan
John_________Gortmore/ Mullaghmore
Joseph_______Rahoran
Mary________Ballyvaddan
Mary________Five-mile-town
Robert_______Five-mile-town(Main St. in town)
GriffithsValuation 1876
The following are Landowners of County Tyrone
Andrew_____Rakeeranbeg ____Dromore________86 acres
Andrew_____same address____________________33 arces
James_______ Mageracross____Ballinamallard___2922arces
John________sameaddress____________________32 acres
The following are Landowners of County Fermanagh
James___Mageracross____Ballinamallard____1067arces
Jane_____Five-mile-town__________________28 acress
NZSG - NZ Society of Genealogy
James________________ 38yrs__________Farmer_______22acres
Elizabeth (wife)________36yrs__________Flax Spinner
William (son)__________17yrs
Edward (son)__________4 yrs
James (son)___________ <1yrs
Mary (daughter)_______ 13yrs
Anne (daughter)________7 yrs
Elizabeth (daughter)_____ 5 yrs
Elizabeth Maguire_______20 yrs________Servant (Maid)
Robert Linn____________14 yrs________Servant Boy
Anne Veech - (Mother-in-law) 77 yrs______FlaxSpinner
1821Census (EIREphile #5 June 1989 - page 13)
County Fermanagh, Barony of Maghnastephina
Parish ofAughalurcher
NZSG - NZSociety of Genealogy
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Captain Archall, Magistrate of County Fermanagh was dismissed for having taken part in the demonstration at Enniskillen 12th May 1845
Magistrate: Mr. Lendrum also present was not dismissed because he was there by special direction of the Lord - Lieutenant to preserve public peace.
John Bull (London) 6th Sept. 1845
Mr Lendrum? Drowned, leaving wife and family
The Achill Missionary Herald - Dublin Ireland 20th Nov. 1838
Andrew of Cullenane (d) 26th Feb.1739 aged 91
This Andrew appears to have the first of the name in this district.
He held a lease for a farm in Cullenane and the Mill of Blessingbourn
(Also known as Five-mile-town) County Tyrone
Descendants from Andrew
James was a map-maker (early nineteenth century)
JohnC. of Broomhill was a road contractor 1880's County Tyrone
Robert of Cullenaine (d) 9th Dec. 1842 aged 56 yrs
Jane (wife of Robert) (d)23rd June 1875 aged 81 yrs
John of Cleen (d) 8th Sept. 1888 aged 69 yrs
Anne (wife of John) (d) 1st Sept. 1877 aged 51 yrs
Robert James (son of John) (d) 1st March 1885 aged 20 yrs
Joseph Herbert (son of John) (d) 15th Aug. 1882 aged 20 yrs
Two others sons of John
William Herbert (Surgeon in the British Royal Navy)
William's wife, after his death re-married the Rev. John Winter of Augher
A bridge at Edergole has the name Lendrum - taken from this family
John(?)
John(d) 13th Feb. 1736 aged 22 yrs
Margaret (wife of Francis Lendrum) of Timpany (d) Nov. 1840
aged 57 yrs
Records from the Clogher Cathedral Graveyards
CountyTyrone
Mary (Mary Story) (b)7th July 1713 (d) 5th June 1781 aged 68 yrs
(Wife of late George Lendrum of Moorfield, County Tyrone)
William Story of Corick (d) 7th Jan. 1782 aged 62 yrs
Elizabeth Story of Corick (d) 20th Jan. 1838 aged 83 yrs
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Andrew Lendrum living at 43 Prince Edward lane, Everton, Liverpool
Aged39. Occupation: Seaman - born Ireland
Jane (wife of Andrew) same address
Andrew living at 12 Jutland Street, Preston Ireland
Aged 56. Occupation: Stone Mason - born Ireland
Jane Stephens (daughter of Andrew) aged 26 - born Ireland
Occupation: Cotton rover
(Textile industry worker, transferring cotton yarn onto bobbins)
Thomas (son of Andrew) aged 19 - born Ireland
Occupation: Mechanic iron-worker
Andrew (son of Andrew) aged 15 - born Preston
Occupation: Cotton winder
(Textile industry worker, winding cotton thread)
1841 Census of Liverpool
ReferenceRC10 / 3811
ReferenceRG10 / 4212
George_____Enniskillen________FH___pages____ 4,59, 77. 82
George_____Faughanvale_______LY___pages____36,40
George_____Magheracross/ Jamestown_FH__pages_14,95,97,100-02
Justice of Peace
Living in a two story-house near the east of the Ballinamallard river (house built 1740 with 320acres - Townlands belonging to George Lendrum Esq - let to tenants at 1 pound & 6 shillings
(Farming cattle & growing potatoes & turnips)
James______Dromre________TE____pages______ 5,102
(Church of England)
Rev. William_Antrim________AM___pages______27,29
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Journals named Clogher / Monaghan
John (son of James and Catherine) (d) 19th Oct. 1866 aged 94 yrs
Mary Jane (d) 29th March 1879 aged 19 yrs
James (d) 19th Feb. 1901aged 68 yrs
Catherine (d) 28th Dec.1924 aged 98 yrs
Mary Jane of Cleen, County Tyrone (d) 6th Jan. 1891
Sarah (d) 28th March1925
Mary Evelyn Matthens (d)28th March 1925
John W. H. (d) 2nd April1937 (Sydney Aust.)
Helena Sarah (d) 7thAug. 1944
John (d) 31st Oct. 1949
Henry Herbert (d) 1977
John Lendrum Esq.Magistrate of Five-mile-town, County Tyrone
E & S Lendrum Drapers
John Lendrum Farmer of Cleen
Robert Lendrum Farmer of Cleen
Belfast & Ulster Town Directory for 1910
www.LibraryIreland.com
Decline in the population of Ireland due to Famine, Disease and
Emigration
1861 Census
James Lendrum Deputy Lieutenant
B.A. (Cantab) Magheracross, Enniskillen
Fermanagh, County - Directory 1862
Thom's Irish Almanac
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Magheracross: Parish inOmagh - County Tyrone / Fermanagh
North of Enniskillen on the road to Omagh
Good pasture & soil- good for agriculture and peat
Residence of George Lendrum Esq.
(George was a sponsor of a all female school) 1837
General research
S.E.L.Lendrum - Lieutenant - Royal Artillery. Died aged 28 yrs at Cokarn, Candabar
Rev. Andrew Lendrum - Born 8th Dec. 1859
Andrew was Principal (wife - Lady Superintendent) of St. Margarets College, Crieff. School for young ladies.
Mary Leslie Lendrum (Sister of Andrew) married (4th July 1844) Nelson William Clarke Esq. at St. James Church in Muthill, Perthshire
London Chronical - 2nd April 1785
Griffiths Valuations 1860+
(If ancestors name appears in the Griffiths Valuation records - usually possible to find their location)
Registry of Deeds: 1708- 1929
1901 - 1911 Census
1821 - 1891 Census - only a few have survived
Muster Rolls - Book of Survey - Hearth Money Rolls 1600
Church - Civil reg. Birth, death, marriages
(Note introduced into Ireland until 1864)
Public office for Northern Ireland (PRONI)
Townland____________Parish_______________ County
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Fivemiletown_________Clogher______________ Tyrone
Cleen________________ Aghalurcher__________ Fermanagh
Cullynane
Mullaghmore_________Clogher______________Tyrone
Gortmore____________ Clogher______________Tyrone
Magheracross_________Magheracross________Fermanagh
Enniskillen___________Artrea_______________Tyrone
Moorefield
Jamestown___________Clones_______________Fermanagh
or Carnaclare
Rakeeranbeg________ Dromore_______________Down/ Tyrone
Fermanagh is a predominantly rural region with lakes - divided into four districts - Cookstown, Dungannon, Omagh & Strabure
General Information
Valuation of Tenements -Parish of Clogher
Townland: Gortmore
Occupliers__________________ Lessors
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Anne Pickin_________________ Lendrum,Morrison
George Armstrong___________ In Fee
Lendrum, Morrision__________In Fee
Edward Mills________________Lendrum, Armstrong
William Trimble_____________Lendrum, Morrison
Andrew Hackett
James Trimble
Anne Pickin
James Little_________________ John Lendrum
John Lendrum_______________ In Fee
John Keenen_________________Andrew Lendrum
Andrew Lendrum____________In Fee
Free Holders
Townland: Ranenly
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Andrew Montgomery_________ MaryLendrum
Joseph Curran
William Kelly
Edward Holles
James Swords
List of Freeholders for Co. Fermanagh
George Lendrum 30th June1832 Fee 50 pound
James Lendrum 10th April1832 Fee 50 pound
GriffithsValuation 1847 - 1864
www.irishorigins.com
Edward Lendrum? - cook & steward on the steamship "Turnberry" fell over board and drowned
(Scotland) accident - He was frequently seen vomiting over the side of the ship
The Times 1914
New Zealand Army WW11 -Nominal Rolls 1939 - 1948
Brian Sydney
Colin
George Henry
Jack
Robert John Godfrey
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New Zealand Army WW1 -Nominal Rolls 1914 - 1918
Thomas Bassett
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New Zealand Army WW1 -Reserve Rolls 1916 - 1917
George (North Auckland)
Sydney
Robert Andrew
William John
New Zealand Electoral Rolls 1853 - 1981
George (Newton Auckland)1890
Robert George (Ashburton, Canterbury) 1900
Kathleen Elsa Isabel (West Auckland) 1938
Ethel May (Patea,Taranaki) 1946
Constance Reneria (GreyLynn, Auckland) 1957
Florence Noel (Franklin,Auckland) 1957
Noel Bassett (Grey Lynn,Auckland) 1957
General Information- Researched
More refer to NZ Electoral Rolls via. NZLendrums
Public Record Office for Northern Ireland
Lease for three lives from 1 May 1795
49 acres of land at Culleymane, Co. Tyrone. Rent 48.15.0. stg per annum. (Reservations concerning mill dam to lessor). Hugh Montgomery, Castle Hume, Co. Fermanagh, to John Lendrum, James Lendrum Snr, and James Lendrum Jnr, all of Culleymane.Lease for two lives from 1 May 1792 of land at Beagh, Co. Tyrone. Rent 9.2.6. per annum. Hugh Montgomery, Castle Hume, Co. Fermanagh, to James Lendrum, Beagh.Lease for three lives from 1 May 1792
Lease for three lives from 1 May 1792 of 21 acres of land at Mullaghmore, Co. Tyrone. Rent 20.16.0. per annum. Hugh Montgomery, Castle Hume, Co. Fermanagh, to George Lendrum, Mullaghmore.
Lease for three lives of land at Beagh Co. 24 June 1751
at Beagh Co. Tyrone, with the right of lessor to dig turf. Rent 15. stg per annum. Margetson Armar, Castle Coole, Co. Fermanagh, to Andrew Lendrum, Francis Lendrum and Robert Lendrum, all of Beagh.Lease for three lives or 25 years from Dates : 1 November 1829
tenement at Fivemiletown, Co. Tyrone. Rent 5.5.6. per annum. Hugh Montgomery of Blessingburne Cottage, to Joseph Lendrum, Fivemiletown, both Co. Tyrone.James Lendrum, Jamestown, Co. Fermanagh Dates : 1 February 1798
James Lendrum, Jamestown, Co. Fermanagh, to Matthew Thompson, Derryallen, Co. Tyr. Lease of 15 acres 3 rods for 19 years from date (with covenant of renewal, if grand lease from Bishop of Clogher be renewed) Rent: 23.12s.6d. p.a. + dues. Upper Corkhill, Co. Tyr.A map and survey of part of Corkhill, Parish of Killskerry, Co Tyrone, part of the estate of James Lendrum Esq, surveyed in 1808 by George Robinson and maps of estate of James Lendrum in Cos Fermanagh and Tyrone surveyed in 1788 by Nicholas Willoughby.
Moorfield, Co Tyrone, Lendrum Estate 1788 Description : Moorfield, Co Tyrone, Lendrum Estate The Rt. Hon. Archibald, Earl of Gosford Dates : 26 July 1844
The Rt. Hon. Archibald, Earl of Gosford to John Simpson, Ballyards, Co. Arm., and Anne Atkinson, Lisnadill, Co. Arm., for themselves and in trust for Lendrum Clarke, son of Revd. James Clarke, decd.Renewal of Lease - Latmacollum, Co. Armagh.
George Cosby Lendrum, County Fermanagh & Tyrone, Record Number LJ 2528, Box 143L. Dates : 1723-1931Public Record Office for Northern Ireland
Description : Nomination of the Rev. Joseph Lendrum to the Curacy of Derryvoylan, [sic] [Derryvullan].James Lendrum, Magh post-marked Enniskillen, to Stewart, Clare Street.
'You had not the least occasion to give yourself the trouble of writing to me for me assistance on the approaching gene Dates : 2 January 1776 - James Lendrum, Magh, post-marked Enniskillen, to Stewart, Clare Street.'You had not the least occasion to give yourself the trouble of writing to me for me assistance on the approaching general election, and I will even hope there is not the least danger of any opposition, and was there, you might rely on all the assistance in my power.On the last election, I was well inclined to serve you or any of your family, but since the honour of your acquaintance and friendship, particularly in regard to the removal of my brother (though it did not succeed), and that without scarcely a solicitation, will never be forgot by ...'.
I consider it my duty ... to improve that town [Castleblayney] and by introducing agriculture on a more improved scale it may have the effect of inspiring the people with what was much wanted (namely order and industry) ...Lendrum is very bad and at his age not likely to improve. I hope however ... [that] the church is in good order and the sexton orderly in his person and clean, for I found serious fault in that respect. I will thank you to inform our worthy friend and relation, the Bishop, that I will thank him to avail himself of an accidental interview with the Bishop of Clogher ...' At Lord Templetown's request Blayney has supported Mr Gooch as successor to Lendrum.'... Mr Lendrum appears an enemy to order, decency and good example. Therefore ... N.A. [should] submit to his Lordship the propriety of either transferring Mr Lendrum to a mountain or appoint a person capable as curate to support the character and perform the duties of the situation. It is a heart-breaking reflection, after the pains I have taken, and the expense incurred, that all should be destroyed by a beast of that nature.Public Record Office for Northern Ireland