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Dungiven, John Moore of Bovevagh. Page four
Time to go looking for relatives of Jeannie Faulkner. We enquired at Burnfoot Stores which is the local grocery shop. Desmond Quigley and his family who run the stores deserve a credit in this story for all the help they gave us. Soon we were surrounded by local people advising us and chipping in with their memories. And we next found ourselves in the parlour of Mrs Jean Faulkner. (Yes there are lots of Jeans and Johns in this saga)
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Mrs. Jean Faulkner.
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Jean Faulkner Jean Faulkner married
Jeannie's brother David. (I hope you're keeping
up with this) and this good lady was able
to add more to our search. For she confirmed that
when the Moore family left for Canada they had
two small children, Ethel and son John.
Jean also told us that John Moore's ashes had
been brought back from Canada and buried in Drumachose,
Christchurch, Limavady. "But you must visit my
daughter Anna" said Jean "She lives in what used
to be Glenconway School, - John Moore's old school".
Time for another jump in the car and off up the
Glenconway road to meet Anna Logan and her husband
Harry.
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