Andrew & Mary Ann DOWNEY

[DaveHam9]

So we are stuck again needing a marriage in Ireland around 1839.

George 38 Co Fermanagh Protestant Both Labourer
Sarah 33 Co Monaghan Presbyterian Read only House servant
Maryann 4 Co Fermanagh Presbyterian Daughter

Both marriages were in CofE St Paul's Narellan.

George is buried with his 2nd spouse in the Anglican Section of Rookwood.

I wonder where the first Sarah is buried? She was Presbyterian. Not in Presbyterian Rookwood.

 

[DaveHam9]

Age 70 in 1905:

Birth V1835551 19/1835 FULLER SARAH - THOMAS - JANE

 

[DaveHam9]

St Paul's Church Narellan No 61
Emerson Henry Clemson Bachelor Castlereagh N.S.W. Farmer 24 Elderslie Narellan Nangus Gundagai N.S.W. William Henry & Elizabeth Clemson (m. n. Sharp) Farmer
Jane Hilder Spinster The Oaks N.S.W. Farmer's daughter 27 Elderslie Narellan Elderslie Narellan Moses & Elizabeth Hilder (m. n. Styles) Farmer
married in Church of St Paul Narellan
August 27th 1873 By me Arthur W. Pain B.A.
Both signed
Witnesses: Andrew Downey, Amelia Hilder

Another sister:

Parish of Picton No 3
William Gittoes Bachelor otp
Mary Hilder Spinster otp
married in this parish by Banns with consent of Parents
Twentieth August 1849 By me Edward Rogers
Both signed
Witnesses: Jane Inglis of the Oakes, Moses Hilder of the Oakes

 

[DaveHam9]

So Andrew is a witness to the marriage of a sister-in-law. Amelia is another sister.

Still does not solve the puzzle of McMULLEN & McMURRAY.

Still stuck.