Gertrude from 1898-
https://civilrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/churchrecords/images/marriage_returns/marriages_1898/10423/5795289.pdf • Mid-Ulster Mail, 9 June 1900: SPIRIT GROCER LICENSE. Mr. Harbison appeared to apply for a spirit grocer's license for Mrs. Gertrude Forsythe, of Coltrim. Mr. Meeke and Mr. Ekin said except they were shown that there were special circumstances why the applicant should be heard now …
• Tyrone Courier, 14 June 1900: APPLICATION FOR A SPIRIT GROCER’S LICENCE. Mr Harbison, Magherafelt, applied for spirit grocer’s licence for Mrs Gertrude Forsythe, Coltrim. On the advice of the magistrates the application was withdrawn, and will brought forward the ordinary licensing …
• Mid-Ulster Mail, 8 Sept.1900: THE WORKING OF THE NEW ACT. ,,. Gertrude Forsythe, Coltrim, applied for a new spirit license …
• Ballymena Weekly Telegraph, 8 Sept.1900: The licensing business was then taken up. Gertrude Forsythe, Coltrim, applied for spirit grocer's licence. Mr. Townsend., D. _., objected on the grounds of sufficient number of …
• Irish News & Belfast Morning News: LICENSE.—County Londonderry, Division of Magherafelt, to wit. Taka Notice, that I, GERTRUDE FORSYTHE, of Coltrim, in the County of Londonderry, intend to apply …
1901-
www.census.nationalarchives.ie/pages/1901/Londonderry/Moneymore/Coltrim/1534589 Gertrude age born c1860 Waterford
• Northern Constitution, 7 Sept.1901: Moneymore Notes. … special bailiffs, was adjourned on application of defendant's solicitor. John Forsyth, Coltrim, was ordered to pay 2s 6d weekly for the maintenance of his
stepson, William F. Flanagan, at the Malone Protestant Reformatory, Belfast. Sergeant Bell was complainant in this case. …
• Belfast Newsletter, 4 Dec.1901: PETTY SESSIONS. … order against John Forsythe, Coltrim, for £1 7s 6d, lieu of an order made by the Court to contribute to the maintenance of step-child in an industrial school. Wm. Park, Cookstown, and Thomas Murphy, special Murphy, special bailiffs charged Wm. Forsythe, Coltrim, with assault and rescue in making seizure in case of Weir v. Gertrude Forsythe. Mr Venables for plaintiffs, and Mr. _ Brown for defendant. The defendant was returned for trial to the quarter sessions Mary Anne Forsythe charged John Forsythe with the larceny of seven bags of oats. Mr. Brown for plaintiff, and Mr. Malone …
• Belfast Newsletter 5 Feb.1902: John Forsythe, Coltrim, being drunk and disorderly. This was adjourned case pending an action Forsythe against the constable for assault …
Children of Gertrude & John-
d. Helen Claudine Forsythe (11 June 1899 Coltrim-aft.1920)
https://civilrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/churchrecords/images/birth_returns/births_1899/02044/1782986.pdf (registered as Violet Marguerite Gertrude- mother Gertrude Forsythe formerly Flanagan previously Tiffin)
e. Violet Marguerite Forsythe (1901) m.(1920 Belfast)
https://civilrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/churchrecords/images/birth_returns/births_1902/01926/1746089.pdf https://civilrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/churchrecords/images/marriage_returns/marriages_1920/09256/5350965.pdf