Portglenone was originally part of the parish of Ahoghill. Due to population changes, a separate parish (called Portglenone) was created in the late 1830s.
Portglenone Church of Ireland lost it’s early records in the 1922 fire in Dublin, and sadly now has no baptism or burial records before 1873. Marriages start in April 1845. There’s a copy of the surviving records in PRONI (the public record office) in Belfast plus the marriage records are available free on the irishgenealogy site.
The gravestones in its graveyard have been transcribed and are available free on the Braid site (see url link).
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Braid gravestone transcriptions | Northern Ireland. Great Britain. | VIEW SOURCE |
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1st Jan 1800