Mary Jane WOODBURN b. 1852 d. 1920

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1852 - 1920

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Born	1852
Gender	Female
Died	1920 [1]
Person ID	I1001	Johnson Hindin Tree
Last Modified	27 Jun 2011

Father	George WOODBURN, b. 1 Mar 1802, Errigal, Co. Londonderry, N. Ireland , d. 3 Jul 1891, Ballintemple, Co. Londonerry, Ireland
Mother	Jane GILMORE, b. 1819, d. 1 Aug 1902
Married	30 Jun 1836	First Garvagh Pres Ch., Garvagh, Co. Londonderry, N. Ireland
Family ID	F334	Group Sheet

Family Samuel TORRANCE, b. 1840, d. 17 Aug 1920

Children

	1. Annie TORRENCE, b. 24 Aug 1881, d. Yes, date unknown
	2. John Torrens, b. 8 Apr 1882, d. 22 Jan 1965
	3. George TORRANCE, b. 30 Jun 1883, d. 1911, United States
	4. Samuel TORRANCE, b. 10 Nov 1884, d. Yes, date unknown
	5. Jane TORRANCE, b. 21 Apr 1886, d. Yes, date unknown
	6. William TORRANCE, b. 23 Sep 1887, d. Yes, date unknown
	7. James TORRANCE, b. 6 Jan 1891, d. Yes, date unknown

Family ID F660 Group Sheet

Notes

According to David Woodburn (CIS: 100554,526), Mary Jane married a Torrens of Movanagher.

According to Richard Torrens (http://www.4qd.co.uk/torrens), a Mary Jane Woodburn married Samuel Torrance of Tamlaght. Richard notes in his quite interesting and thoroughly researched website that there is tradition whereby Scotch-Irish parents named their children for their own parents and siblings according to an established pattern. The tradition is as follows:.

First son - named after father's father (Paternal Grandfather) Second son - named after mother's father (Maternal Grandfather) Third son - named after father First daughter - named after mother's mother (Maternal Grandmother) Second daughter - named after father's mother (Paternal Grandmother) Third daughter - named after mother

While one must be careful to draw too many conclusions from this pattern, it can help identify childen to a particular family.

Sources
[S92] According to the Garvagh Register..