Hello Steve,

It is difficult to locate pre1800 records in Ireland – in general, many do not 
exist. This is the case for Cappagh parish, Co. Tyrone.

Flaxgrowers List (Spinning Wheel Premiums) 1796 
http://www.failteromhat.com/flax/tyrone.php
CAPPAGH Parish:
ARTHUR David
ARTHUR John
ARTHUR Matthew

The only surviving early church records are those for Cappagh Parish Church:
CAPPAGH PARISH CHURCH (Church of Ireland) Registers: transcripts held in PRONI, 
Belfast:
BAPTISMS 1753-1871, MARRIAGES 1752-1850, BURIALS 1758-1809 & 1834-92, VESTRY 
MINUTES 1755-1851 with list of applotters 1805-17 and 1839-50 and Poor Lists 
1802-11
PRONI Ref.: T.679/289, 303-305, 333-334, 338 & MIC/583/1,27, 30. These records 
are available for consultation in Belfast.

MOUNTJOY PRESBYTERIAN baptismal and marriage registers do not commence until 
1821.
There are no Arthur headstones in either Cappagh parish graveyard or in the 
graveyard attached to Mountjoy Presbyterian Church

CAPPAGH TITHE APPLOTMENT BOOK (1827) records a number of tithepayers with the 
family name of ARTHUR: http://www.cotyroneireland.com/tithe/cappagh.html
ARTHUR Christopher, Eskeydowey
ARTHUR David, Gortanigan
ARTHUR John, Eskeydowey
ARTHUR Joseph Jun., Edenderry
ARTHUR Joseph Sen., Edenderry
ARTHUR William, Castletown
ARTHUR William, Gortanigan

The family name of McArthur is unknown in the parish.
Sadly, this is the reality of Irish genealogical research
Regards
Len Swindley, Melbourne, Australia


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Subject: [CoTyroneMailingList] Researching John Arthur, b abt 1790 in County 
Tyrone


Hello to all,

I was hoping someone may be bale to help me.

My 4G grandfather is John Arthur from County Tyrone, Parish of Cappagh.

Here is everything we think we know:

He was born about 1790. He came to the United States about 1811, and we have 
several possible ships logs that could be him from the same general time 
period. We also have two separate US Naturalization papers that could be him. 
The most detailed confirms the information about about his age, and where he 
came from. We also have several published history books that tells the same 
story about his age and where he came from.

In America, he married Rebecca Parker, and died April 1, 1830 in Lycoming 
County, Pennsylvania.

I have a lot more information about his offspring there after, but this is all 
i know about his origin.

If anyone can help me with the family name Arthur (or possibly McArthur or 
variations) in Cappagh, I would greatly appreciate it. Thanks.

Steve T.

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