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• History Introduction
• National Archives of Ireland
• Presbyterians at Fahan in 1901 Census, Page 1
• Presbyterians at Fahan in 1901 Census, Page 2
• Marriage Register 1845 to 1902, Fahan Presbyterian
• The man on the Northern Bank note
• War Memorial 1914 to 1918
• Graveyard, Fahan
• Local Area
• The Foundations
• First Minister
• American Connection
• Rhea Connection 1700s
• Fahan Buncrana a United Charge
• New Zeland Connection
• Second American Connection
• The Sexton
• Cakes Social and Singing
• Trespassing cattle
• Revival of Church Socials
• Rev Lynn and German Spies
• Pony and Trap
• The Great War 1914 to 1918
• Partition leads to population move
• Convert Stables to Hall
• Harvest Service canceled
• Child baptism in the home to end
• Modern Technology
• 1937 Stipend and Sustenation
• Finances 1875
• Finances 1937
• Rev Lynn 25 Years Service
• Unveiling of War Memorial Roll of Honour
• Invitation Cards 1950s - 1960s
• Twice Installed one charge
• Foundation Plaque for New Hall 1989
• Opening of New Hall 1991
• Installation of Rev Maynard Cathcart MA
• Layout of Family Pews 1926
• Plan of Family Seats 1890s
• Rhea Links
• Fahan Lower Genealogy
• Old Dispensary & Lake of Shadows
• Mae Brown, Maryland, nee McClay Burnfoot
• Rev Andrew Ferguson 1690
• United Irishman, Oliver Bond
• Andrew Porter Tuban Currah, Fahan 1682
• Andrew Ferguson, Presbyterian Minister

Finances 1937

Fahan Presbyterian Church.

Financial Statement for Year ending 31st December, 1937.

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Burnfoot 

Co. Donegal 

Republic of Ireland