Before 1838, Mary Ann CARSON, daughter of Thomas CARSON, a farmer, was born likely in Ireland.[1][2]
On April 29, 1858, Mary Ann of full age, a spinster, and Andrew KERR of full age, a bachelor and farmer, were married in Mullaghdun Church Of Ireland, Cleenish Parish, County Fermanagh, Ireland. Mary Ann was residing in Cleggan, Cleenish Parish and Andrew was residing in Cloonatreane, Killesher Parish, County Fermanagh. The witnesses were James RUTLEDGE and James KERR.[3][2]
Marriage Index: [2]
MARRIAGE DATE = 19 Apr 1858; GROOM SURNAME = KERR; GROOM FORENAME = Andrew; G AGE = Full; STATUS = Bachelor; GROOM OCCUPATION = Farmer; GROOM RESIDENCE AT MARRIAGE = Cloonatreane, Killesher Parish, Co Fermanagh; BRIDE SURNAME = CARSON; B. FORENAME = Jane; B AGE = Full; STATUS = Spinster; BRIDE OCCUPATION = Farmers Dau.; BRIDE RESIDENCE AT MARRIAGE = Cleggan, Cleenish Parish, Co Fermanagh; GROOM'S FATHER = James KERR; G. FATHER PROFESSION = Farmer; BRIDE'S FATHER = Thomas CARSON; B FATHER PROFESSION = Farmer; WITNESSES = James RUTLEDGE & James KERR
C > Carson | K > Kerr > Mary Ann (Carson) Kerr
Categories: Cleenish Parish, County Fermanagh | Mullaghdun Townland, Cleenish Parish, County Fermanagh