THE parish of JURBY extends from the Carlane river to the Lhen Moar, and is bounded towards the east by the Lhen Moar Trench. It contains an area of about eight square miles. It forms the north-western part of the northern lowlands, and its surface is flat and monotonous. It is an exclusively agricultural district, and contains a scattered population.

Brown's Isle of Man Directory, 1894

• Antiquities
• Charities, 1831
• Churches (Established Church) - Methodist Chapels are not organised on a parish basis.
• Descriptions
  • Feltham 1798
  • See also 'Kirk Patrick of Jurby' D. Craine Proc IoMHSASoc pp28/47 Vol v #1 1948
• Directories
  • 1823 Pigot's
  • 1837 Pigot's
  • 1843 Pigot and Slater's
  • 1846 Slater's
  • 1852 Slater's
  • 1857 Slater's
  • 1863 Thwaite's
  • 1881 Brown's
  • 1883 Smith's
  • 1889 Porter's
  • 1894 Brown's
• Land Holdings (1864)
• Manorial Roll 1511/1515
• Memorial Inscriptions
• Parish Registers (none appear to have been published); Transcriptions; 1727 list of those paying for church seating
• Place Names ; Place-lore
• Property Records
• Treens
• Vicars
• War Memorial
• Wills + Decrees

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