Trinity (1st Presbyterian), Boardmills, Presbyterian

The church has a graveyard.

Graveyard MI's: on the Find-a-Grave Website.

1749: Congregation formed (and known originally as Killaney Presbyterian).
1802: Meeting House built.
1815: Congregation became known as Boardmills Presbyterian.
2002: All three Presbyterians churches in Boardmills merged as Trinity Presbyterian.

The Presbyterian church was influenced by Calvinism which rejected bishops and believed that the church should be governed by a hierarchy of general assembly, synod, presbytery and kirk sessions attended by ministers and elders of equal rank. Presbyterianism flourished in the 17th and early 18th centuries but in the later 18th century many Presbyterian churches adopted Unitarianism.

PRONI: Registers of Baptisms 1782-1933, Marriages 1782-1814 and 1823- 1929, Session Minutes 1784-1816 and 1849-89, Accounts 1785-1793, Private censures 1784-1816 and 1824-1842, Transfer Certificates 1824-1842 and Financial Report 1917-1918.

It is located at NW4609015020 (Lat/Lon 54.46686, -5.919905). You can see this on maps provided by:

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