Fairview Presbyterian Church Cemetery
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Fairview Presbyterian Church Cemetery

Broughshane, County Antrim, Northern Ireland – *No GPS coordinates

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Sir James Peden III emigrated in 1702 from Scotland to Ireland on lands given by his mother-n-law Margaret "Montgomerie" Miller in Broughshane, Ballymena, County Antrim. Founded and built Fairview Presbyterian Church Broughshane, Ballymena, County Antrim in 1702 on his lands he called "Fairview" There has been no evidence of exact location presented to date to the Clan Peden Association in Fountain Inn, South Carolina other than this found in the Pedens of America by Eleanor M. Hewell 1900 and "The Origin and History of the Montgomeries " by B.D. de Montgomery (1948)

"It is also handed down by the families of White, Archer, Martin, Marrow, all of whom came to Penna. and settled in Chester County and formed a church called Fairview. The McDills also were of this congregation, and has been affirmed to writer by her maternal grandmother, Eleanor (Peden) Dunbar, that the Pedens of South Carolina named their church at Fairview for both the old church in Ballymena, Ireland"

1638, John Montgomerie of Cockilbie died, leaving a wife, Jeanne Forrester and children John, Agnes, Barabara, Margaret, and Catherine. He may have held Broadstone Castle near Beith and held lands in Ireland.

Moffatt-Strong-McDill Cemetery Chester, Chester County, South Carolina Cemetery ID 235770 is believed to be the original cemetery for Fairview Presbyterian Church founded in 1772 that relocated to Fairview (Now Fountain Inn), Greenville Co., South Carolina Cemetery ID 69976 in 1786 named after the church in Ireland.
Sir James Peden III emigrated in 1702 from Scotland to Ireland on lands given by his mother-n-law Margaret "Montgomerie" Miller in Broughshane, Ballymena, County Antrim. Founded and built Fairview Presbyterian Church Broughshane, Ballymena, County Antrim in 1702 on his lands he called "Fairview" There has been no evidence of exact location presented to date to the Clan Peden Association in Fountain Inn, South Carolina other than this found in the Pedens of America by Eleanor M. Hewell 1900 and "The Origin and History of the Montgomeries " by B.D. de Montgomery (1948)

"It is also handed down by the families of White, Archer, Martin, Marrow, all of whom came to Penna. and settled in Chester County and formed a church called Fairview. The McDills also were of this congregation, and has been affirmed to writer by her maternal grandmother, Eleanor (Peden) Dunbar, that the Pedens of South Carolina named their church at Fairview for both the old church in Ballymena, Ireland"

1638, John Montgomerie of Cockilbie died, leaving a wife, Jeanne Forrester and children John, Agnes, Barabara, Margaret, and Catherine. He may have held Broadstone Castle near Beith and held lands in Ireland.

Moffatt-Strong-McDill Cemetery Chester, Chester County, South Carolina Cemetery ID 235770 is believed to be the original cemetery for Fairview Presbyterian Church founded in 1772 that relocated to Fairview (Now Fountain Inn), Greenville Co., South Carolina Cemetery ID 69976 in 1786 named after the church in Ireland.

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