Drumcullen, Clonfeacle Civil Parish, County Armagh

Drumcullen is in a rural area- a fertile farmland of rather smallish fields enclosed by hedges of a variety of bushes, mainly whitethorn. The land is of round, rolling hills (which rarely rise above 200 feet in altitude) separated by meadowland and marsh. The marshes in many areas have been artificially produced through the digging off of peat for fuel in times gone by. Farms are generally pasture with some cropping, usually potatoes and barley-the climate being unsuitable for ripening wheat. Quite a lot of fruit is grown, particularly apples. In recent years mushroom growing in houses has flourished.
Contributed by Brian Darcy

Available Catholic Records at NLI & PRONI
(other than county heritage centers)

NLI=National Library in Ireland, Dublin
POS=film number
PRONI=Public Record Office of Northern Ireland
MIC.ID=film number
LDS=Latter Day Saints, Family History Library

Available Presbyterian Records at PRONI
(other than county heritage center)

MIC 1P=Order Number

Type	Dates	Where
Baptisms	1874-1936	MIC 1P/60
Marriages	1845-1885, 1885-1936	MIC 1P/60

Church Records

Surname	Record Type	Info	Contact

***Do you have records to	contribute?		Send to IGP Co Armagh

LDS Film Numbers

Film Title	Film number(s)
Tithe Applotments, 1833	#258451
Griffith's Valuation, 1864	#258750
1901 Ireland Census	#808503, 808504, 808507, 818508
1911 Ireland Census	#1999872-75, 199865, 1999917
RC parochial register, Clonfeacle Parish, 1814-1881	#979708
Griffith's Valuation, 1864	#258750

(before ordering films, check # for accuracy)

SURNAME	CONTACT
Mullen	Margaret Mullen
To add your surname	Email IGP Co Armagh

Town(land) Links

Griffith's Valuation Index, Clonfeacle Civil Parish, John Hayes' website

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Civil Parish	Clonfeacle
Barony	Armagh
Poor Law Union	Armagh
Catholic Diocese	Armagh
Catholic Parish	Clonfeacle (Moy)
Presbyterian Congregation	Benburb (Co. Tyrone)


Drumcullen countryside	Drumcullen roadside

	Pictures contributed by Brian Darcy (click on them to make larger)
Drumcullen Road

Type	Dates	Where
Baptisms	1814-1880 1814-1880 1814-1881	Pos 5580 LDS #0979708 MIC.1D/31
Marriages	1814-1880 1814-1880 1814-1881	Pos 5580 LDS #0979708 MIC.1D/31