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I thought it was a Manx name but did not know it was that popular, as I have been trying to access the IOM BMDs but can only find so many on www.lawsons.com so is there anywhere else to access the full IOM BMDs as I have tried the sites suggested but still getting stuck as currently only able to access IOM Cencuses?
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The cemetery located on the Douglas Road, about a mile East of Peel, was established as the Burial ground for Kirk German. There was some argument over the site, when a replacement was needed for the graveyard around St. peters church at the Market Place in Peel. The first burials took place in the Peel cemetery in 1853, though burials continued at St. Peters, the Parish Church at that time until 1887

The following is an extract from the Family History Society of the Isle of Man. Many thanks to Mollie Barton,Jill Christian, Noreen Cottier, Margaret Etherington, Joan Pickering and Leslie Quilliam.

Monumental Inscription, Peel Cemetery, Section One

In affectionate remembrance/ of / William John Joughin/ the dearly beloved son of / Henry William & Mary Anne Corrin/ who died November 6th 1877/ aged 8 years/ Like the stars of the morning/ His bright crown adorning/ They shall shine in their beauty/ Bright gem for his crown/ also Josephine Annie & Jessie/ who died in infancy/ also of the above/ Mary ann Corrin (nee) Joughin/ died at Chicago, USA August 18th 1891/ aged 66 years/ asleep in Jesus/ also in memory of/ Henry William Corrin/ the beloved husband of the above/ Mary Anne Joughin/ born at Castletown April 26th 1833/ died November 13th 1901/ Until the day break and the shadows flee away/

best wishes, Manxy
 
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Extract from the Isle of Man, Family History Society
Andreas is the only one of the 17 original parishes, which is named after one of the Apostles - Andrew. Almost all of those parishes were named after the Celtic Irish Saints. When the parish first occurs in written record, in the Manorial records of 1515, it appeared as Andrea and the last of the native Gaelic speakers always spoke of the parish as Skyll Andrea. In the records of the 18th Century, the name is expanded to Andrews.
It is well known that not all names were recorded and sometimes only part names were legible due to deteriation of the Register (damp, mice etc) The IOM FHS could find no entries in the original Burial Register between 22nd April 1686 and 22nd August 1703
Many thanks to the folllowing, Norren Cottier, Elizabeth Clucas, Manx National Heritage Library, Mrs sue Cain (IOM Registry), Brian Irvine, Mrs Carol Carine, Beryl Kinrade and Les skillicorn.

Corrin: Burial Register 1645-1971
Andreas Parish (including St. Judes)

Ann (see Karran) 13th April 1784
James Henry (Glebe Cottage- 2 weeks) 14th October 1895
Joney (see Maddrell) 9th May 1820
Judith (aged 56 years) 18th June 1841

I happened to have the Kirk German Parish Burial Register, Book 1. 1665-1865 and Book 2. 1866-1979
There is a large number of Corrin's or associated relation in both books (20 in book 1) and (30 in book 2)

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Paul
 
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