| Isaiah Devlin was listed on Panel One of the World War One memorial in Coagh Orange Hall to those who served.
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| Isaiah Devlin was the son of James and Mary Ann Devlin, nee Harkness.
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| Isaiah Devlin was born on 2nd September 1894 in the Moneymore area. He was one of at least children, all boys.
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| Known family: James Devlin, Mary Ann Devlin, John James Devlin (born 5th June 1892, Coagh), William H Devlin (born 7th July 1893, Coagh), Isiah Devlin (born 2nd September 1894, Moneymore), Thomas Devlin (born 27th July 1896, Stewartstown).
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| The 1901 census lists Isiah as age 6, living with the family at house 2 in Tamnavalley, Killycolpy, Ardboe. James Devlin was a mason.
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| The 1911 census does not list Isiah as living with the family at house 17 in Killywoolaghan, Killycolpy. His mother was a widow.
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| The 1911 census lists Isaiah as age 16, living at house 2 in Drumenny Stewart, Munterevlin, Ardboe. He was living with and working the Duff family, who were farmer’s merchants. The area is now known as ‘Duff’s Corner’.
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