Title Page and Introduction - Ewing Family Association
Title Page and Introduction - Ewing Family Association
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Return to Clan <strong>Ewing</strong> Home <strong>Page</strong><br />
Go to Index for Kirk Session Book<br />
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Kirk Session Book<br />
of<br />
Burt<br />
county Donegal, Irel<strong>and</strong><br />
extracted by<br />
Oliver D. Cresswell<br />
Belfast, Irel<strong>and</strong><br />
r<br />
Dec 1995<br />
Includes:<br />
Baptisms 1676-1683<br />
Marriages 1678-1715/16<br />
Elders 1691, 1692, & 1698
Kirk Session Book of Burt county Donegal<br />
All efforts have been made to type the information exactly as it is written on the pages of information received from<br />
Mr. Cresswell. Obviously, some errors in the interpretation of the information have been made. The index prepared<br />
by Mr. Cresswell is printed where the baptism <strong>and</strong> marriage information is cursive. In many cases, the name in the<br />
index is spelled different than the name when the information was recorded.<br />
The numbers in the dates generally were separated with a slash, “/”, but not in all cases. In an effort to make the<br />
dates a little easier to read <strong>and</strong> typed in a uniform manner, I have replaced the “/” with a “-“ between the day <strong>and</strong><br />
month <strong>and</strong> month <strong>and</strong> year. All of the dates in this information are before the calendar change in 1752. Therefore,<br />
th<br />
the first day of a year was March 25 . For some reason, Mr. Cresswell thought the first of the year began with April<br />
1. Therefore, he put the multiple year, 18-3-1676/1677 accordingly. I have indicated the second year with two<br />
digits to read 1676/77 except for the year 1699/1700. Although, the date, 4-2-1691/1692, is indicated incorrectly, I<br />
am showing the information as it was written since 1692 is the correct year in this case.<br />
When this index was created, I used the names as they are presented in the information. Then, I looked at the<br />
information in the index that Mr. Cresswell sent <strong>and</strong> have entered the name he has with the name generated for the<br />
index. Example: Crage <strong>and</strong> Craige both are in the records <strong>and</strong> the Cresswell index has Craig. I have entered<br />
“[Craig]” by the names. The brackets “[ ]” are to indicate that I have added information to the data generated when<br />
the index was created.<br />
The names were doubled checked. In a few cases, I question the results of combining the names in the index, but did<br />
not make any changes. I have tried to identify all of the names as Mr. Cresswell had them combined in the index.<br />
If you have any questions concerning this information, please do not hesitate contacting me with your questions.<br />
Jim McMichael<br />
Genealogist for<br />
Clan <strong>Ewing</strong> in America<br />
jimmcmclatt.net<br />
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