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Presbyterian Petitions Barony of Dungannon1775 Petitions Ref T808/15307 Petitions of Dissenters {Presbyterians} and also some members of the Established Church to the Irish Parliament . The names were recorded by Parish or Congregation
PROTESTANT DISSENTERS (as PRESBYTERIANS were disparagingly termed) were barred from holding public office because of their beliefs. Presbyterian congregations across Ireland petitioned the parliament in Dublin for repeal of the Test Act which required all office holders, i.e. magistrates, burgesses etc. to be communicant members of the Established Church. Clearly, not all members of the Presbyterian congregations signed: some may have been beholden to a landlord belonging to the Established Church and did not wish to upset him.
Dungannon Barony John Brown Thomas **nester? William Lomand William Farguson John Farguson Andrew Farguson Saml Davidson Dolway Edmiston George McVeigh George Reed John Hunter David Hunter Robert Robinson John Matthews John Sloan John Leard/Laird Robert Maffett William Callans/ Collins Robert Robinson Thomas Greer Wm Kirkpatrick William Carson John Beatty William Carson Matthew Magey John Kirk Andrew Brown William Wylie Alex Jordan James Griffin Samuel McCullough William Beatty James Lockart David McMaster John Moncrief David McNeely John Stewart John Gibson James Gibson Robert Alan John Allan George Nicholl Hugh Catherwood William White John Miller G Ledlie Ben Hodine**d?? John Speedy James Theaker Jas Hunter Hugh McKel Sam McGaa Matt. Fairservice Robert Speer James Kilpatrick Andrew Beatty John Boyd Alex Miller Robert Wylie Archibald Ballie John Gibson James Campbell Andrew Campbell John Rea James McCord James Lylburn Robert Chesney John McCaughy Thomas Gibson Samuel Sloan John Carson Hugh Weir William Elliott John Henry John Halliday Sam Park David Sloan Robert Carson Andrew Brown Robert Means John Davidson John Shields John Carson John Greer
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