O’Rourk

Per the paid site, Roots Ireland, there are two Williams from Creenagh, Dungannon...

William Rourke, baptized 15 Jan 1826, parents - Francis Rourke & Mary Campbell, sponsors - Dan (no surname) & Alice Rourke

William O'Rorke, baptized 3 Aug 1851, parents - Owen O'Rorke & Mary Campbel, sponsors - Wm (no surname) & Cath Campbel

Regards,

As I know, 

Creenagh is a townland located in Tullyniskane, within the Civil Parish of Tullyniskan, in the Barony of Dungannon Middle, County Tyrone, Ireland. The Irish name for Creenagh is Críonach1. Here are some relevant points:

William O’Rourke:

There are two Williams associated with Creenagh in Dungannon:

William Rourke, baptized on 15th January 1826, with parents Francis Rourke & Mary Campbell. The sponsors were Dan (no surname) and Alice Rourke.

William O’Rorke, baptized on 3rd August 1851, with parents Owen O’Rorke & Mary Campbell. The sponsors were Wm (no surname) and Cath Campbell2.

Dungannon Riots of 1880:

Your great great grandfather, William O’Rourke, tragically lost his life during the Dungannon riots of 1880. These events left a significant impact on the community and are part of the historical fabric of the region.

Genealogy and Records Search:

To explore further, consider searching historical records such as the 1911 Irish Census, the 1901 Irish Census, and Griffith’s Valuation (1847-1864). These records may provide insights into the lives of those who lived in Creenagh.

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