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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

Graveyard, Fahan

Fahan Presbyterian Church does not have a graveyard associated with the Church.
However a number of former members are buried in the Graveyard at the nearby St. Mura's Church of Ireland. Click here for the web site of  St. Mura's Church of Ireland, Fahan. 

Please click here if intertested in a 28 page dcument of "St. Mura's Cemetery, Fahan, Co. Donegal Inscriptions". It consists of a listing all the headstone texts.

Please click here for a 22 page Archaeological report on Fahan Old Graveyard, Fahan, Co. Donegal".

The Church of Ireland Genealogy web site may be of some help if you are seeking genealogy information?

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