Mary was born 6 June 1890 at Ballynahone, Artrea, County Tyrone. Her parents were William Pirrie, labourer, and Eliza Arbuthnot.
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On 30 Aug 1913 at St. Luran's Church, Cookstown, she married Andrew Cahoon.
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She passed away 16 November 1956 age 65 at her residence, Ballybriest, and was buried at Lissan Churchyard.
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Research Notes
The 1901 census gives "Ballygoney , Tyrone" as birthplace. However there is no such townland. There is Ballygonny, Arboe, County Londonderry which borders Ballynahone (the two townlands are divided by the county border).
The civil births for the children all use the spelling "Pirrie". The 1901 census uses "Perry" and the 1911 uses "Perrie".
Sources
↑Birth Registration:
"Civil Records of Irish Births, Deaths and Marriages"
General Register Office, Ireland; Group Registration ID: 8800437; SR District/Reg Area: Cookstown IrishGenealogy.ie Image - IrishGenealogy.ie Record (accessed 12 February 2024)
Mary Pirrie birth 1890 in the Cookstown Superintendent Registrar's District.
↑ GRONI search: D/1956/183/1022/20/419 Mary Cahoon 16th November 1956 65 Female Magherafelt
↑"Deaths", Mid-Ulster Mail - Saturday 24 November 1956, Page 1
1901 Census: "1901 Census of Ireland" The National Archives of Ireland; Residents of a house 10 in Waterloo Terrace (Cookstown, Tyrone) National Archives of Ireland Image - National Archives of Ireland Record (accessed 12 February 2024) William Perry (47), married husband, Carter, in household of William Perry (47) in Waterloo Terrace, Cookstown, Tyrone, Ireland. Born in New Buildings, Co Tyrone, Ireland.
1911 Census: "1911 Census of Ireland" The National Archives of Ireland; Residents of a house 31 in Millbourn Street (Cookstown Urban, Tyrone) National Archives of Ireland Image - National Archives of Ireland Record (accessed 12 February 2024) Mary Perrie (19), single daughter, Factory Worker, in household of William Perrie (54) on Millbourn Street, Cookstown Urban, Tyrone, Ireland. Born in Co Tyrone, Ireland.
Acknowledgments
Profile Perry-3643 was created through the import of Greer.ged on Jul 9, 2013 by Valerie Kerr.
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DNA Connections
It may be possible to confirm family relationships with Mary by comparing test results with other carriers of her mitochondrial DNA.
However, there are no known mtDNA test-takers in her direct maternal line.
It is likely that these autosomal DNA test-takers will share some percentage of DNA with Mary: