Ulster Journal of Archaeology volume 14
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Gordon, minister. Succeeded by rev. Robert Gordon, a. D. 171 i. M. House rebuilt a. D. 1775; rev. Samuel Barber, minister. Ceiled and improved a. D. 1834; rev. John \Vhite, minister. The succeeding ministers were rev. Wm. Rossborough, 1S37-1S58; rev. Henry Osborne, m. A. , 1859-1862; rev. Jas. Wilson, I!. A. , ll. D. , 1863 (still living). Prior to the rebuilding of the meeting-house, Samuel Barber obtained a lease of the ground; it is dated 21st day of May, 1768, and runs to this effect: From ...lord and lady Clanwilliani to Samuel Thomson and Wm. Gcjrdon, both of Kathfriland, merchants, John M 'Bride, Bally- magna, and David Patterson, Ballykeel, farmers for the lives of SA. MUEL BARIiER. I07 James Johnston, Finnard ; Samuel Barber, Rathfriland, and John Thomson, son of the same Samuel Thomson renewable for ever, at the annual rent of one pepper-corn, if demanded, payable on every first day of May. The trustees to hold it in trust in and for the only use and benefit of the protestant dissenting congregation or society of Rathfriland, as a place of meeting for divine worship, and for accommodating them with such buildings as they should think for that purpose suitable.
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Gordon, minister. Succeeded by rev. Robert Gordon, a. D. 171 i. M. House rebuilt a. D. 1775; rev. Samuel Barber, minister. Ceiled and improved a. D. 1834; rev. John \Vhite, minister. The succeeding ministers were rev. Wm. Rossborough, 1S37-1S58; rev. Henry Osborne, m. A. , 1859-1862; rev. Jas. Wilson, I!. A. , ll. D. , 1863 (still living). Prior to the rebuilding of the meeting-house, Samuel Barber obtained a lease of the ground; it is dated 21st day of May, 1768, and runs to this effect: From ...lord and lady Clanwilliani to Samuel Thomson and Wm. Gcjrdon, both of Kathfriland, merchants, John M 'Bride, Bally- magna, and David Patterson, Ballykeel, farmers for the lives of SA. MUEL BARIiER. I07 James Johnston, Finnard ; Samuel Barber, Rathfriland, and John Thomson, son of the same Samuel Thomson renewable for ever, at the annual rent of one pepper-corn, if demanded, payable on every first day of May. The trustees to hold it in trust in and for the only use and benefit of the protestant dissenting congregation or society of Rathfriland, as a place of meeting for divine worship, and for accommodating them with such buildings as they should think for that purpose suitable.
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