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He was the eldest son of Henry Smyth, born in Co. Armagh, educated by Mr. Viridet at Chester and entered Trinity College Dublin 12 July 1641, aged 15, degrees not recorded. [1] He is M.A. in Diocesan Register.
John Smyth, [or Smith] was Vicar Donaghmoine 1663-1704.
Smyth had been Rector Clones 1673-82 and Rector and Vicar Inniskeen, 1683-1704.
He was admitted Archdeacon and Rector Clontibret, 2 Oct., 1682; (F.F. & D.R. Leight.), installed Oct. 6 (V.B.). Clones Rectory, which had been held by the Archdeacons from 1613.
Children
It is possible that Rev. John Smyth married again for there was a Marriage License of John Smyth, of Clones, Clk. and Ellinor Packenham, of Dublin, dated Dec. I, 1675. [2]
He died, without a will, in 1704 (Diocesan Register).[3]
The John Smyth, father of the following children, may be a son of Rev John Smyth.
In the Clones Parish Register there are baptisms of the children of John and Grace Smyth
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