| Dec 22 1829 |
[Married] MALSEED & ALLEN. On the 3rd inst., by the Rev. John Allen, Mr. Samuel Malseed, of Tullybeg, to Miss Elizabeth Allen, daughter of Mr. John Allen of Court (Londonderry Sentinel) |
| Jul 2 1836 |
[Married] KITTYLE & MALSEED. In the Parish Church of Conwall, on the 23rd ult., by the Rev. Charles Royton, Maxwell Kittyle, Esq., to Mary, eldest daughter of the late Joseph Malseed, Esq., of Letterkenny (Londonderry Sentinel) |
| Jun 19 1847 |
[Married] MALSEED & LARKEY. In the First Presbyterian Church, Manorcunningham, on Tuesday, the 15th inst., by the Rev. Dr. Rentoul, Mr. Andrew Malseed, of this City, to Catherine, youngest daughter of Mr. John Larkey, of Galdanagh, Parish of Ray (Londonderry Sentinel) |
| Aug 26 1848 |
[Married] BORLAND & MALSEED. On Thursday, the 17th inst., at Ramelton, by the Rev. James Reid, Mr. Simon Borland, Tamney, Fanet, to Jane, eldest daughter of the late Mr. Samuel Malseed, of Tullybeg (Londonderry Sentinel) |
| Jun 21 1850 |
[Married] MALSEED & WATT. On the 18th inst., in the Cathedral, of this City, by the Rev. Robert Higinbotham, John, only son of Mr. John Malseed, of Rathmullan, to Rebecca, youngest daughter of Mr. James Watt, of Ballyougry (Londonderry Sentinel) |
| Mar 21 1851 |
[Died] On the 11th inst., of speedy consumption, at the age of 27, Mr. William Malseed, late teacher in the Milford workhouse, much and deservedly regretted (Londonderry Sentinel) |
| Jan 1856 |
[Birth] At High Glen, near Ramelton, on the 27th ult., the wife of Mr. Andrew Malseed, of a son (Londonderry Sentinel) |
| May 23 1856 |
[Married] MALSEED & WRAY. On the 15th inst., in the Third Presbyterian Church, Ramelton, by the Rev. T.Y. Killen, Mr. James Malseed, jun., Tullybeg, to Mary, eldest daughter of Mr. Matthew Wray, Salaughey (Londonderry Sentinel) |
| Sep 26 1856 |
[Married] MCGARVEY & MALSEED. In Rathmullan Church, on the 11th inst., by the Rev. Henry Ferguson, Curate, Mr. Thomas McGarvey, of Tamney, to Isabella, second daughter of Mr. James Malseed, of Aughavenan, county Donegal (Londonderry Sentinel) |
| Apr 4 1856 |
MARK OF RESPECT. It having become known to the farmers of the district that Mr. Richard Malseed, Postmaster of Ray, parish of Aughnish, county Donegal, had come into the possession of his father-in-law’s farm, situate in Ballyconnolly, parish of Tully, they assembled on the 26th ult., bring with them thirty-two ploughs, and, before five o’clock in the evening, ploughed seventeen, harrowed eight and trenched seven acres, as a token of his esteem towards them. Mr. Malseed entertained his friends for this timely exhibition of their kind wishes in good old Irish style (Londonderry Sentinel) |
| May 30 1862 |
[Married] STEWART & MALSEED. May 22, in the First Presbyterian Church, Ramelton, by the Rev. John Greenlees, A.M., Mr. Samuel Stewart, Glen, to Martha, daughter of Mr. Henry Malseed, Croghan (Londonderry Sentinel) |
| Feb 28 1865 |
[Married] HEGARTY & MALSEED. On the 23rd February, in the Second Presbyterian Church, Letterkenny, by the Rev. O. Leitch, Mr. John Hegarty, Cabra Glebe, to Ellen, eldest daughter of Mr. Anthony Malseed, Glendoan Glebe (Londonderry Sentinel) |
| Feb 28 1865 |
[Married] BAXTER & MALSEED. On the 23rd February, in the Second Presbyterian Church, Letterkenny, by the Rev. O. Leitch, Mr. Alexander Baxter, Magheracurran, to Margaret, second daughter of Mr. Anthony Malseed, Glendoan Glebe (Londonderry Sentinel) |
| Feb 23 1869 |
[Married] STEWART & MALSEED. Feb 11, in Scots’ Church, Ramelton, by the Rev. S.A. Bellis, M.A., LL.D., Mr. James Stewart, Ramelton, to Rachel, daughter of Mr. Stewart Malseed, Castleshanaghan (Londonderry Sentinel) |
| 28 Dec 1870 |
[Married] DONNELL & MALSEED. Dec. 23, at the Second Presbyterian Church, Letterkenny, by the Rev. O. Leitch, Mr. John Donnell, of Castlebawn, to Mary, second daughter of Mr. Robert Malseed, Glendoan (Londonderry Sentinel) |
| Nov 2 1874 |
[Married] MALSEED & BLACK. October 29, by special licence, at the residence of the bride, by the Rev. William D. Wallace, First Ramelton, James Malseed, Esq., Drumaboden, to Jane, daughter of William Black, Esq., Ballgreen, Ramelton (Londonderry Journal) |
| May 17 1875 |
[Married] MALSEED & McNAUGHT. May 11, in the Second Presbyterian Church, Letterkenny, by the Rev. O. Leitch, Mr. William Malseed, Knockabrin, to Margaret, eldest daughter of Mr. Alexander McNaught, Corraghleas (Londonderry Sentinel) |
| Oct 19 1875 |
[Died] October 13, at Tamney, the residence of her daughter, Eliza, relict of the late Mr. Samuel Malseed, of Tullybeg, county Donegal, aged 68 years (Londonderry Sentinel) |
| Feb 9 1876 |
RAMELTON PETTY SESSIONS
ILLICIT DISTILLATION
Sub-Inspector Smith prosecuted James Malseed, Drimaboden, for having had in a house on his farm two stills, two still-heads, a worm, and 60 gallons of wash, for the purpose of illicit distillation.
Constable Donnelly, Kilmacrenan, deposed he found the above articles on the 25th January last in a house on a farm belonging to and occupied by James Malseed.
Defendant said the house was left as a freedom to the person from whom he had purchased the farm, and that person had left it and gone to the Workhouse. He had no knowledge of what was found being in the house.
The case was dismissed, and notice of appeal was given. A few cases of drunkenness were next disposed of, and the Court rose (Londonderry Journal)
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| Feb 18 1876 |
[Married] McCOACH & MALSEED. February 10, in the Second Presbyterian Church, Letterkenny, by the Rev. O. Leitch, Mr. Robert McCoach, Glenfannett, to Margaret, youngest daughter of Mr. Robert Malseed, Glendoan Glebe (Londonderry Journal) |
| Apr 7 1876 |
[Married] MILLER & MALSEED. April 6, at Ramelton Presbyterian Church, by the Rev. S. Arnott Bellis, M.A., LL.D., Mr. Henry Miller, R.N., H.M.S. Imogene, to Maggie, eldest daughter of Mr. Richard Malseed, Ray (Londonderry Journal) |
| Jun 9 1876 |
[Died] May 31, at Rathmullan, James, eldest son of Mr. John Malseed, aged 23 years (Londonderry Journal) |
| Jan 18 1877 |
[Birth] January 3, at Drumabodin, the wife of James Malseed, Esq., of a son (Londonderry Journal) |
| Apr 14 1877 |
[Birth] April 10 at the residence of her father, Mr. Richard Malseed, postmaster, Ray, the wife of Mr. Henry Miller, R. N., of a son (Londonderry Sentinel) |
| Jan 16 1878 |
[Died] January 12, at Drumabodin, Wm. Alexander Black, son of James Malseed, Esq., age 12 months (Londonderry Journal) |
| Jan 29 1879 |
SHOCKING DEATH BY BURNING. Letterkenny, Tuesday. – Yesterday, Mr. Ramsay, coroner, and a jury, held an inquest touching the death of Catherine Malseed, age one year, and a daughter of Mr. Henry Malseed, Dooen Glebe. On Wednesday, Mrs. Malseed had occasion to leave her house for a short time, leaving her infant child secure, as she thought, between two chairs on the kitchen floor. On her return she was horrified to find her child lying with her head in the fire, and a portion of her skull burned. The infant survived only until next day, when death put an end to her sufferings. The jury returned a verdict in accordance with the above facts. (Londonderry Journal) |
| Aug 25 1879 |
[Birth] August 20, at Drumabodin, the wife of James Malseed, Esq., of a daughter (Londonderry Journal) |
| Nov 18 1881 |
[Married] MALSEED & GALLAGHER. November 15, at Rathmullan Presbyterian Church, by the Rev. Wm. D. Wallace, Henry Malseed, Ramelton, to Maggie, daughter of Mr. David Gallagher, High Cairn, Ramelton (Derry Journal) |
| Jun 2 1882 |
[Died] May 31, at Drumnaboden, Ramelton, Jas. Malseed, aged 64. [His remains will be removed from his late residence for interment in Ramelton burying-ground, on to-day, (Friday) Jun 2nd, at 3 o’clock p.m. [Friends will please accept this intimation. No scarves (Derry Journal) |
| Jan 18 1883 |
[Died] January 14, at his residence, Ray, Richard Malseed, postmaster, aged 68 years, much and deservedly regretted. (American and Australian papers please copy) (Derry Journal) |
| May 1 1883 |
[Married] GRAHAM & MALSEED. April 26, at the Presbyterian Church, Rathmullan, by the Rev. S.A. Leslie, LL.D., John Graham, draper, Ramelton, youngest son of Mr. John Graham, Forker, Milford, to Lizzie, third daughter of the late Richard Malseed, of Ray (Londonderry Standard) |
| Sep 18 1883 |
[Married] GOODWIN & MALSEED. September 13, at Rathmullan Church, by the Rev. W. B. Lloyd, Samuel Goodwin, to Georgina, eldest daughter of Mr. Robert Malseed, Red Brae, Rathmullan (Derry Journal) |
| Mar 25 1887 |
[Married] CORSCADEN & MALSEED. March 22, in the Second Presbyterian Church, Letterkenny, by the Rev. O. Leitch, Mr. William Corscaden, Callan, Convoy, to Sarah Jane, eldest daughter of Mr. Joseph Malseed, Drimmanaght, Letterkenny (Derry Journal) |
| Aug 6 1887 |
[Died] July 29, at her son’s residence, Ramelton, Jane Malseed, aged 80 years (Londonderry Sentinel) |
| Feb 4 1888 |
[Married] HATRICK & MALSEED. February 9, at Scots Church, Ramelton, by the Rev. Robert Parke, B.A., John W. Hatrick, Esq., Castleshanaghan, to Fanny Jane, eldest daughter of William Malseed, Esq., Castleshanaghan (Londonderry Sentinel) |
| Feb 4 1888 |
[Married] PARKE & MALSEED. February 9, at Scots Church, Ramelton, by Rev. Robert Parke, B.A., Hugh Osbourne, merchant, Ramelton, to Martha, second daughter of William Malseed, Esq., Castleshanaghan (Londonderry Sentinel) |
| Oct 28 1889 |
[Died] At her residence, Mulgrave-terrace, Kingstown [Dublin], Margaret, the beloved wife of Captain Henry Miller, R.N., and eldest daughter of the late Richard Malseed, postmaster, Ray, Letterkenny Derry Journal |
| Jan 2 1891 |
[Died] MALSEED. December 29, at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. Charles Hart, Rathmullan, Ann, relict of the late Mr. James Malseed, Aughavenan, aged 92 years. American and Australian papers please copy (Londonderry Standard) |
