[4qd-bannvalley] "The Scots Kirk", by James McIlfatrick (1990)

[4qd-bannvalley@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx (Alison Causton)]

Hello to all -

I would be most interested in reading this book, "The Scots Kirk", a
history of First Presbyterian church at Kilrea, by James McIlfatrick
(1990).  However, I've never seen a copy of it pop up on the used
books web sites.

Has anyone read it? and can recommend it?  If yes, where might a copy
be held?

Cheers,

Alison Causton


From 4qd-bannvalley@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx  Sun Jul 23 00:37:59 2006
From: 4qd-bannvalley@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx (Boyd Gray)
Date: Sun, 23 Jul 2006 00:37:59 +0100
Subject: [4qd-bannvalley] Making the research leap to Scotland
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Alison,

It WAS the Mercers at Kilrea.  I never replid last time because I thought it
was Rasharkin you were asking about and I am not sure about Rasharkin.

Boyd

SNIP
> I think I was wrong on this ... it was more likely the Mercers who
> were the landlord at Kilrea.  There were some buildings constructed
> at Kilrea by the Mercers, including a hotel which, in turn, housed
> the agent to the Mercers' Company where the rents were received (Ref.
> Ordnance Survey Memoirs of Ireland: Parishes of County Londonderry
> VIII: 1830, 1833-7, 1839: East Londonderry; Vol. 27, reprint pub. in
> 1994 by The Institute of Irish Studies, QUB).  I think this seals the
> deal...
>
> ac
>
>
>
> > (cut)
> >
> > I believe it was the Drapers who were the landlords at Kilrea ... ?
> > Not sure, though, what these records might turn up.
> >
> > Cheers,
> > Alison
> ...
>