James Johnston, 1918–1981 (aged 63 years)
![James Johnston [1918-1981]](https://www.johnston-family.org.uk/tree/Johnston/media-thumbnail?xref=M39&fact_id=d3c47f685d5b22c230550c2af11ace6f&w=0&h=0&fit=contain&or=or&q=45&mark=watermark.png&markh=100h&markw=100w&markpos=center&markalpha=25&s=250f3d0fb397bc4591b3bebd9112e297)
- Name
- James /Johnston/
- Given names
- James
- Surname
- Johnston
| Birth | January 18, 1918
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| Birth of a sister | Alice Johnston 1922 (aged 3 years) Note: Gravestone states she died aged 2, therefore we assume she was born in 1922
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| Death of a father | Joseph Erskine Johnston August 11, 1922 (aged 4 years)  Joseph Erskine Johnston Family Headstone Note: Located in Magheraveely Graveyard.
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| Death of a sister | Alice Johnston December 22, 1924 (aged 6 years) Cause: Died aged 2 from new shoes Joseph Erskine Johnston Family Headstone Note: Located in Magheraveely Graveyard.
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| Event | Bought back part of Tully 1930 (aged 11 years)
Source: Impartial Reporter Date of entry in original source: April 1930 Text: N.R.BIRNEY’S SALES, FRIDAY, 4TH APRIL, 1930, at 11 o’clock.- Sale of Mr Robert Worrall’s farm of land which he holds, situate in the townland of TULLY. The farm consists of 169 acres or thereabouts, held in fee simple, subject to the half-yearly instalment of £11 19s 10d, payable to the Minister of Finance, Northern Ireland. It is situated five miles from Lisnaskea, and convenient to Ballagh Cross, and is intersected by the county road. There is a cotter’s house let at £3 18s per year: also a forge which can be let at the same rent. There are about 50 acres of the area the best of black turf bog. A large potion of it is let, and brings in a good income. The land is dry, of a lime stone nature. The buildings consist of a good two-storey slated dwelling house of eight apartments, two-horse stable, loose boxes, 12 cow byre, piggeries, machinery, calf and turf-house. Quality of data: primary evidence Note: Eliza bought back part of Tully from the WORRALL family which was passed on to her son James.
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| Death of a maternal grandmother | Mary Jane Downey January 31, 1942 (aged 24 years) |
| Residence | May 19, 1943 (aged 25 years) Address: Tully,
Corranny,
Newtownbutler |
| Death of a mother | Elizabeth Simpson July 4, 1969 (aged 51 years) |
| Death | October 18, 1981 (aged 63 years) |
| Burial | Joseph Erskine Johnston Family Headstone Note: Located in Magheraveely Graveyard.
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| Marriage |
Marriage: March 9, 1908 — Bellanode, County Monaghan, Republic of Ireland |
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15 years
younger sister |
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-12 years
elder brother |
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2 years
himself |
1918–1981
Birth: January 18, 1918
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33 Death: October 18, 1981 — Erne Hospital, Enniskillen, County Fermanagh, Northern Ireland, United Kingdom |
![Elizabeth "Eliza" Johnston [1884-1969]](https://www.johnston-family.org.uk/tree/Johnston/media-thumbnail?xref=M91&fact_id=707813be3e8af0a26f3679c0cd0ca542&w=0&h=0&fit=contain&or=or&q=45&mark=watermark.png&markh=100h&markw=100w&markpos=center&markalpha=25&s=c034333193b0a3c3ec91d1dc32f0e917)
| Event | Impartial Reporter Date of entry in original source: April 1930 Text: N.R.BIRNEY’S SALES, FRIDAY, 4TH APRIL, 1930, at 11 o’clock.- Sale of Mr Robert Worrall’s farm of land which he holds, situate in the townland of TULLY. The farm consists of 169 acres or thereabouts, held in fee simple, subject to the half-yearly instalment of £11 19s 10d, payable to the Minister of Finance, Northern Ireland. It is situated five miles from Lisnaskea, and convenient to Ballagh Cross, and is intersected by the county road. There is a cotter’s house let at £3 18s per year: also a forge which can be let at the same rent. There are about 50 acres of the area the best of black turf bog. A large potion of it is let, and brings in a good income. The land is dry, of a lime stone nature. The buildings consist of a good two-storey slated dwelling house of eight apartments, two-horse stable, loose boxes, 12 cow byre, piggeries, machinery, calf and turf-house. Quality of data: primary evidence |
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| Event | Eliza bought back part of Tully from the WORRALL family which was passed on to her son James. |
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| Burial | Note: Located in Magheraveely Graveyard.
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