| This is a pretty
neat site, ( found by yourpete, Thank you Peter ) you can search for
keywords and even though the scan quality for some pages isn't that clear it
is an invaluable site for those seeking their ancestors in Belfast and
Ulster.
url not active anymore
They have :-
LIST OF DIRECTORIES SCANNED
Bradshaw's General and Commercial Directory for 1819
Belfast Directory 1831-32
Matier's Belfast Directory 1835-36
Martin's Belfast Directory 1839
New Directory of the City of Londonderry and Coleraine, including Strabane
with Lifford, Newtownlimavady, Portstewart and Portrush
The New Commercial Directory of Armagh, Newry, Londonderry, Drogheda,
Dundalk, Monaghan, Omagh, Strabane, Dungannon, Lisburn, Lurgan, Portadown
and neighbouring towns
Martin's Belfast Directory 1842-43
Henderson's New Belfast and Northern Repository 1843-44
Henderson's Belfast Directory and Northern Repository 1846-47
Henderson's Belfast Directory and Northern Repository 1850
The Belfast and Province of Ulster Directory 1852
Henderson's Belfast Directory and Northern Repository 1852
The Belfast and Province of Ulster Directory 1858-59 Volume 4
The Belfast and Province of Ulster Directory 1863-64 Volume 6
The Belfast and Province of Ulster Directory 1866
The Belfast and Province of Ulster Directory 1870
The Belfast and Province of Ulster Directory 1877
The Belfast and Province of Ulster Directory 1880
The Belfast and Province of Ulster Directory 1884
The Belfast and Province of Ulster Directory 1887
The Belfast and Province of Ulster Directory 1890 Volume 13
The Belfast and Province of Ulster Directory 1892
The Belfast and Province of Ulster Directory 1895 Volume 16
The Belfast and Province of Ulster Directory 1896
The Belfast and Province of Ulster Directory 1897
The Belfast and Province of Ulster Directory 1899 Volume 20
The Belfast and Province of Ulster Directory 1900
and they also explain the lay-out of the street directories and what
areas they cover.
Excellent site and great find Peter (aka yourpete)
GARLAND
1861-62
James Garland, 5 Coal Exchange, Queen's Quay,
216, Agnes Street, Belfast. (Crumlin Road to Shankill Road)
John Garland, bookkeeper, 174, York Street, Belfast.
1880
James Garland, salesman, 54 Melbourne Street, Belfast.
Peter Garland, traveller, 67 Servia Street, Belfast.
Eliza Gartland (sic) 200 Agnes Street, Belfast.
1907
J. Garland, glazier, 62 City Street, Belfast.
Miss Garland (Cloneen) - (name or address?) Lansdowne Road, Belfast.
Mrs. K. Garland, draper, 64 Stranmillis Road, Belfast.
Wm. Garland, glazier, 86 Clementine Street, Belfast.
Garland & Biglow, confectioners, 62 Bellevue Gardens, Stranmillis Road.
Belfast.
1910
Henry Garland, clerk, 54 Pretoria Street, Belfast.
Miss Garland (Cloneen) Landsdowne Road, Belfast.
Mrs. K Garland, draper, 64 Stranmillis Road, Belfast.
W.J. Garland, glazier, 62 City Street, Belfast.
Garland & Biglow, confectioners, 62 Bellevue Gardens, Stranmillis Road,
Belfast.
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Posted: Fri Feb 09, 2007 6:10 pm Post subject:
GRAY
1923/25/30/31
Pitt Street
36. Gray, Chas., labourer
in 1918/1919 he's listed at number 38 Pitt Street
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Posted: Fri Feb 09, 2007 6:52 pm Post subject:
GREGORY
1907/1910 gone in 1918
Harland Street
Newtownards Road to Foundry Street
(Ballymacarrett)
2. Gregory, Jane
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Posted: Fri Feb 09, 2007 6:54 pm Post subject:
GILLEN
Stanhope Street in 1910
30. Gillen, Hugh, labourer
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Posted: Fri Feb 09, 2007 6:54 pm Post subject:
GOWDY
1910
Rosebank Street
41. Gowdy, D., street inspector
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Posted: Mon Mar 19, 2007 3:51 pm Post subject: GEOGHEGAN
GEOGHEGAN
1907
Banbridge
Geoghan, S., Loughbrickland
Loughbrickland
Farmers
Geoghegan, John, Legananny
Geoghegan, Samuel, Legananny
1910 & 1818 & 1919
Banbridge
Geoghegan, The Misses, Loughbrickland
Loughbrickland
Farmers
Geoghegan, John, Legananny (spelt Geoghan 1918-19)
Geoghegan, Miss, Legananny
Geoghegan, Samuel, Legananny
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NEESON
1861 - Belfast - Neason/Neeson
Daniel Neeson, marine dealer, 50 Green Street, Belfast.
1861 - Ballymena - Neason/Neeson
none
1880 - Belfast - Neason/Neeson
Bernard Neeson, grocer, Springfield Road, Belfast.
Bernard Neeson, cement stores, 69 Academy Street, Belfast.
Bernard Neeson, flesher, 73 Hercules Street, Belfast.
Daniel Neeson ( of Neeson & Kerr ) 10 Albert Street, Belfast.
James Neeson, assistant Union clerk, Belmont Park Terrace, Strandtown.
Neeson & Kerr, butchers, 71 Ann Street, Belfast.
1880 - Ballymena - Neason/Neeson
George Neeson, grocer and spirit dealer, Bridge Street.
Country Residents
Jas. C. Neeson, Belmont Park Terrace, Strandtown.
Mrs. Neeson, Cultra, Holywood.
John Neeson, Seapark, Holywood.
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Posted: Fri Feb 09, 2007 5:35 pm Post subject:
NESBITT
1942/1943/1945/1948/1949/1950/1951/1953/1954/1959
Glencairn Road
Monkshill Houses
Nesbitt, Henry, labourer
bill Harrison
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Posted: Thu Feb 22, 2007 9:46 pm Post subject: The Arrells of
Rocktown Castle Dawson
Hi All,
Your help and any assistance would be most gratifying in my quest to
further my knowledge of my Mum's family the Arrells of Rocktown.
Mum's dad was John Harold Arrell his wife was Jeannie nee Mc Caughey the
had a farm and as far as I know Tom Arrell had the farm next door, but he
moved into Rowans Gift. Mum's name is Isabella her brothers were: Matthew,
Scott, John, William, Robert, Samuel. Her sisters were: Martha, Margaret,
Marie, Elizabeth, Ena. Mums grandparents were Robert Arrell and his wife
Eliza. The family grave is located in Castledawson. Any information that can
be of assistance in helping me with the Arrell family would be much
appreciated.
I thank you in advance.
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Kindest Regards Bill
Posted: Thu Feb 22, 2007 11:03 pm Post subject:
Hi Bill, lets start with 1907 ~ fingers crossed
1907
Castledawson
no Arrels or McCaughey
also the main alphabetical section of the Belfast Directory as its an
unusual name
Arril, John, joiner, 18 Avonbeg Street
1910
Castledawson
none this year either
alpha section Belfast
Arrel, John, joiner, 18 Roseleigh Street
1918
Castledawson
Arrell, Thomas, spade manufacturer
no McCaugheys, there is McCauleys?
Farmers
Arrell, Robert, Rocktown
alpha section Belfast
Arrell, John, joiner, 24 Roseleigh Street (3 different spellings and now the
house number, unless he moved in the same street)
Arrol, Robert, moulder, 30 Foundry Street
1919
Castledawson
Arrell, Thomas, spade manufacturer
Farmers
Arrell, Robert, Rocktown
no McCaugheys
alpha section Belfast
Arrell, John, joiner, 24 Roseleigh Street
Arrol, Robert, moulder, 30 Foundry Street
1923
Castledawson
Arrell, Thomas, spade manufacturer
Farmers
Arrell, Robert, Rocktown
no McCaugheys
alpha section Belfast
Arrell, John, joiner, 24 Roseleigh Street
1925
Castledawson
Arrell, Thomas, spade manufacturer
Farmers
Arrell, Robert, Rocktown
no McCaugheys
alpha section Belfast
Arell, John, joiner, 24 Roseleigh Street
Arrell, John, joiner, 24 Roseleigh Street (twice?)
1930
Castledawson
Thomas Arrell (gone)
Farmers
Arrell, Robert, Rocktown
no McCaugheys
alpha section Belfast
Arell, John, joiner, 24 Roseleigh Street
Arrell, John, joiner, 24 Roseleigh Street
1931
Castledawson
Avrell, James, joiner huh ???
Farmers
Arrell, Robert, Rocktown
no McCaugheys
alpha section Belfast
Arell, John, joiner, 24 Roseleigh Street
Arrell, John, joiner, 24 Roseleigh Street
1940-41-42-43-45-48-49-50-51-53-54
Castledawson
Arrell, Mrs.
Avrell, James, joiner (1940-1953)
Avrell, J. (1942-1951)
Averill, T., electrician (1953>
Farmers
Arrell, Robert, Rocktown (Alexander 1948>
no McCaugheys
alpha section Belfast
Arrell, Mrs., 24 Roseleigh Street (1945-54 Norman, machinist)
Arrell, Andrew, 26 Fitzwilliam Street (1948> (1950-54 chemist)
1959 Castledawson no longer lists residents, only Professions and Trades,
and no famers
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Posted: Fri Feb 23, 2007 2:27 pm Post subject:
Lennon/Wylie,
Thank you for your research, the Arrels of 1918 are a possible match, Mum
was born on the farm in 1913. Just wonder if the Thomas Arrell (spade
manufacturer) is the same Tom Arrell that moved into Rowans Gift.
Thanks for the info Lennon/Wylie.
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Posted: Fri Feb 23, 2007 8:10 pm Post subject:
I know we shouldn't presume in genealogy but sometimes, when you get a
really unusual name, I think it's pretty safe to do so.
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bill Harrison
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Posts: 5
Location: Nottinghamshire England
Posted: Sat Feb 24, 2007 10:23 am Post subject:
Very true Lennon/Wylie very true. Many dark alley ways have been explored.
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Kindest Regards Bill
HOUSTON
25 & 27 Houston, S., red top manufacturer
Houston, George, red tape manufacturer, 25 & 27 Melbourne Street
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Posted: Thu Feb 08, 2007 3:34 pm Post subject:
HAMILTON
1861 Belfast - Hamilton
H. Hamilton & Co., wholesale grocers, 35 Ann Street - H. Hamilton,
85b Donegall Street, Belfast.
Hill Hamilton, rent office, 23 Hill Street, Mount Vernon, Belfast.
James Hamilton, collector, 109 Joy Street, Belfast.
James Hamilton, attorney, 56 Johnston's buildings and 27 Upper Dominick
Street, Dublin.
James Hamilton & Co., merchants, 20 Corporation Street - J. Hamilton,
186 York Street, Belfast.
John Hamilton, draftsman, 67 Falls Road, Belfast.
George Hamilton, cabinetmaker, 19 Bond Street, Belfast.
John Hamilton, clerk, 32 Pembrooke Place, Belfast.
John Hamilton, starch manufacturer, 36 and 38 Leadbetter Street and 2 Killen
Street, Belfast.
Margaret Hamilton, shirtmaker, 4 Arthur Lane, Belfast.
Mr. Hamilton, manager sewed muslin concern, Arthur Place - Malone, Belfast.
John Hamilton, clerk, 9 Harmony Place, Belfast.
John Hamilton, clerk, 32 Eliza Street, Belfast.
Megaw Hamilton & Thompson, general merchants, 12 Corporation Street,
Corn Mills, Queen's Quay, Belfast.
Miss Hamilton, 53 Glengall Street, Belfast.
Mrs. Hamilton, boarding house, 95 Joy Street, Belfast.
Joseph Hamilton, sewed muslin agent, 6 Ventry Street, Dublin Road, Belfast.
Mrs. Hamilton, 3 Antrim Terrace, Belfast.
R. Hamilton, cork manufacturer, 6 Hercules Street, Belfast.
Robert Hamilton, engraver, 43 & 45 Castle Street - 3 Ardmoulin Place,
Belfast.
Robert Hamilton, manager for Richardson Bros. & Co. - 4 Henry Street,
Belfast.
Samuel Hamilton, clerk, 12 Upper Townsend Street, Belfast.
Thomas Hamilton, pipe maker, 41 Winetavern Street, Belfast.
William Hamilton, cork manufacturer, 6 Hercules Street, Belfast. (rel to R,
Hamilton? )
William Hamilton, merchant, 35 Ann Street - 137 Ormeau Road, Belfast.( see
H. Hamilton & Co. )
Ballymena - Hamilton - 1861
listed under Gentry, Clergy etc
Jas. Hamilton, surveyor of income tax, Hill Street, Ballymena.
1880 - Belfast - Hamilton
Alex Hamilton, engineer, 14 Cosgrove Street, Belfast.
Andrew Hamilton, commission merchant, 5 Tomb Street; res., 3 Kinnaird
Terrace, Belfast.
Andrew Hamilton, agent for the city of Glasgow Friendly Society, 160 Old
Lodge Road, Belfast.
Andrew Hamilton, rent agent and account collector, 107 Donegall Street,
Belfast.
David Hamilton, bookkeeper, 23 Bentinck Street, Belfast.
E. Hamilton of Ellis & Co., 7 Bath Street, Bath.
Fras. Hamilton, boilermaker, 273 York Street, Belfast.
Fras. Hamilton, clerk, 22 Glenalpin Street, Belfast.
F. Hamilton, boot & shoemaker, 12 Church Lane, Belfast.
Girdwood Hamilton & Co., linen merchants, 9 Donegall Square West,
Belfast.
Geo. R. Hamilton, commission agent, 107 Donegall Street, res., 15 Brookfield
Place, Belfast.
G. Hamilton, head clerk, Wolfhill Mill, Ligoniel.
H. Hamilton, commission agent, 10 Abercorn Cottages, Belfast.
Henry Hamilton, shopman, 52 Wall Street, Belfast.
HUGH HAMILTON, Auctioneer, Valuator and Commission Agent; Agent for Thompson
& Co., Tobacco Manufacturers, Dublin, 39 & 41 Ann Street; res., 13
University Square, Belfast (they have an advert at the front of the
directory)
James Hamilton, warehouseman, 21 Weir Street, Belfast.
James Hamilton, clerk, 1 Lavinia Street, Belfast.
Jas. Hamilton, collector, Gas Office, 113 Joy Street, Belfast.
Jas. Hamilton, lamp inspector, 81 Auburn Terrace, Belfast.
J. Hamilton, preparing master, 8 Townsend Street, Belfast.
James Hamilton, ironmonger, 39 Posnett Street, Belfast.
J. Hamilton, spirit dealer, 40 Great Georges Street, Belfast.
James Hamilton, 6 Second Street, Belfast.
James Hamilton, tenter, 113 Grosvenor Street, Belfast.
James Hamilton, grocer, 16 Little Victoria Street, Belfast.
J. Hamilton, ships carpenter, 16 Earl Street, Belfast.
Jas. Hamilton, grocer, 66 Byron Street, Belfast.
Jas. Hamilton, tobacco pipe manufacturer, 25 Winetavern Street, Belfast.
Jas. Hamilton, grocer, 31 Bruce Street, Belfast.
Jas. Hamilton, ship carpenter, 10 Sarah Street, Belfast.
James Hamilton, gardiner, 19 Meadowbank Street, Belfast.
John Hamilton, customs, 80 Mount Street, Belfast.
John Hamilton, clerk, 43 Duncairn Street, Belfast.
John Hamilton, draughtsman, 140 Falls Road, Belfast.
John Hamilton, painter, 20 Beresford Street, Belfast.
J. Hamilton, carpenter, 24 Northumberland Street, Belfast.
John Hamilton, salesman, 43 Auburn Street, Belfast.
J. H. Hamilton, grocer, 28 Twickenham Street, Belfast.
J. Hamilton, starchworks, 36 to 40 Leadbetter Street, Belfast.
Margaret Hamilton, 24 Beresford Street, Belfast.
Megaw Hamilton & Thompson, grain merchants, 12 & 14 Corporation
Street; stores, 3, 4 & 5 Princes Dock, and 5 Grattan Street, Belfast.
Sir James Hamilton, JP, ( of Hamilton, Megaw & Thompson) 2 Crumlin
Terrace, Crumlin Road, Belfast.
Miss. Hamilton, Mount Vernon Shore Road, Belfast.
Miss Hamilton, 9 Duncairn Terrace, Duncairn Street, Belfast.
Miss Hamilton, 18 Beech Street, Belfast.
Mrs. Eliza Hamilton, 3 Antrim Terrace, Belfast.
Mrs. Hamilton, 33 Claremount Street, Belfast.
Mrs. Hamilton, tobacco pipe manufacturer, 41 & 43 Winetavern Street,
Belfast.
Mrs. E Hamilton, 2 Antrim Terrace, Belfast.
O. Hamilton, foreman, 76 Northumberland Street, Belfast.
Rev, George Hamilton, incumbent of St. Matthews Church; res., 93 St. Mary's
Terrace, Belfast.
Rev. Thomas Hamilton, MA, York Street Presbyterian Church; res., Brookvale
House, Cliftonville Avenue, Belfast.
Rev. T. R. Hamilton, MA, incumbent of St. Mark's Church; Strandtown; res.,
Albert Villa, Strandtown.
Richard Hamilton, corkcutter, 8 Hercules Street, res., 64 Israel Street,
Belfast.
Robert Hamilton, butcher, 220b Shankill Road, Belfast.
Robert Hamilton, grocer, 51 Beresford Street, Belfast.
Robert Hamilton, 3 Ardmoulin Place, Divis Street, Belfast.
Robert Hamilton, carpenter, 43 Abbotts Street, Belfast.
Robert Hamilton, 79 Cyprus Terrace, Belfast.
R. L. Hamilton, JP, ( of Richardson Bros. & Co. ) Lismore, Windsor
Avenue, Belfast.
R. M. Hamilton, traveller, 63 Riga Street, Belfast.
Samuel Hamilton, carrier, 51 & 53 Annette Street, Belfast.
Samuel Hamilton, watchmaker, jeweller and optician, 13 Cromac Street,
Belfast.
S. Hamilton, credit draper, 13 Little Hamilton Street, Belfast.
Thomas Hamilton, auditor's clerk, 26 Tyne Cottages, Castlereagh Street,
Belfast.
T.J. Hamilton, cork merchant, 10 St. James Street, Belfast.
W.J. Hamilton, linen merchant, Linen Hall, Belfast.
William Hamilton, car owner, 96 Utility Street, Belfast.
William Hamilton, boarding house, 45 North Queen Street, Belfast.
William Hamilton, boot and shoe warehouse, 73 North Street, Belfast.
W.J. Hamilton ( of Glenalena Bleaching Co. ) linen merchant, Linen Hall;
res., Wellington Park, Belfast.
William Hamilton, chemist, 12 Sheridan Street, Belfast.
William Hamilton, butcher, 102 Divis Street, Belfast.
W.T. Hamilton, salesman, 38 Granville Terrace, Magdala Street, Belfast.
W.H. Hamilton, cattle dealer, 4 Reilly's Place, Belfast.
Country Residents
Miss Hamilton, Mountvernon, Shore Road.
R. L. Hamilton, JP, Lismore, Windsor Avenue.
Rev. Thomas Hamilton, Brookvale House.
Rev. T. R. Hamilton, Strandtown.
Mrs. Hamilton, Sydenham Park.
Mrs. Hamilton, Seaview Terrace, Strandtown.
Young Hamilton, Seaview Terrace, Whiteabbey.
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Posted: Thu Feb 08, 2007 7:23 pm Post subject:
HACKETT
1907/10/18/19/23/25/30/31
Hackett, Elizabeth, nurse, 159 Albertbridge Road (1907 to 1910) not there
1918
Hackett, Patk., R.I.C., 6 Whitehall Parade (gone 1910)
Hackett, Thos., baker, 10 Queen Victoria Street (1907 to 1925)
Hackett, Wm., R.I.C., 6 Pim Street (1907 to 1910) not there 1918 (back again
1923/1925/1930 and he's moved R.U.C., 49 Lisburn Road)
Hackett, A., draper, 35 Springfield Road (1925 to 1931) gone 1940
Hackett, Edith, 59 Cavendish Street (1930/1931) gone 1940
Hackett, Miss, 17 Cranmore Gardens (1930 to 1945) gone 1948
Hackett, J. E., civil servant, 30 Willowbank Gardens (1940 to 1959)
Hackett, Thomas, R.U.C., 9 Penge Gardens (1940 to 1959)>
Hackett, M. A., 3 Mountcharles (1943 to 1945) gone 1948
Hackett, Mrs., 13 Mountcharles (1945 to 1945) gone 1948
Hackett, Teresa, 15 Beechmount Street (1948 to 1959)>
Hackett, Miss Annie V., 541 Antrim Road/14 Finaghy Park C. (1949 to
1959)>
Hackett, Mrs. Elizabeth, 17 Westrock Drive (1951) gone 1953
1918/1923/1925/1930/1931/1940/1941/1942/1943 (gone 1945, there's a Mrs.
Alice Trainor there in 1945)
Hackett, Francis, labourer
24 Cinnamond Street
I stopped at 1959, the )> indicates where
Posted: Tue May 22, 2007 6:00 pm Post subject: EASTLAND STREET -
1965
1965
Eastland Street
from Cupar Street to Crossland Street
1. Houston, Miss Margaret
3. Greer, John, beetler
5. Houston, Samuel
7. McConnell, Geo., labourer
9. Kennedy, Miss Rosanna
11. Montgomery, Alex., fireman
13. Pope, ? (no name)
15. Elliott, Wm. B., labourer
17. McBride, Wm., labourer
...........here is Ashmore Street
19. Murray, James, machinist
21. Dillon, Robert, machinist
23. Cole, Frederick, machinist
25. McCluskey, Daniel, labourer
27. Maxwell, Mrs. Agnes
29. Cree, John, labourer
31. Mills, Thomas, driller
33. Chancelloe, Mrs. Ellen
35. McConnell, Miss Margaret
37. Dowds, Henry, labourer
39. Skillen, Wm., labourer
41. Vacant
43. Leslie, Wm., driver
45. Armstrong, Murdock, shipwright
47. Maynard, Robert, labourer
49 - 61. Vacant ground
63. Adair, David, machinist
65. Stevenson, Mrs. Rachel
67. Irwin, Mrs. Martha
69. Russell, James
71. Bothwell, David, fitter
73. McGrandles, James, red leader (I have someone looking for this name)
75. Atchison, Mrs. J.
77. Burnett, John
79. Addis, Mrs. Letitia
81. Harrison, G., labourer
83. Braniff, Alex., labourer
85. Myles, William
87. Hamilton, Mrs. Mary
89. Rea, David, Corp. official
91. Brooks, Thos., labourer
93-95. Jamison, Mrs. F. E., grocer
______
2. McAloney, Chambers, dealer
4. McKee, Miss Martha
6. Webster, Miss Annie
8. Metcalfe, Miss Ellen Jane
10. McCausland, Mrs. H.
12. McClenaghan, Mrs. Violet
14. Vacant
" Nutt, Mrs. Sarah
16. Young, Mrs. Margaret
" Vacant
.........Here is Ashmore Street
18. Side door
20. Black, Robert, joiner
22. Crone, Richard, labourer
24. McIlroy, Mrs. Mary Ann
26. Baird, Mrs. Jeannie
Colonel Eager Bandroom
Belfast Corporation Children's Playcentre
Posted: Sat Dec 01, 2007 11:03 am Post subject: Ulster
Covenant - all Bailly Baillie etc.
Bailie Aggie 2 Templemore Street Belfast: East Pottinger Bloomfield
Presbyterian Church Knox : Mr png djvu
Baillie Miriam 15 Willowfield Street Belfast: East Pottinger Albert
Bridge Road Vint : Miss png djvu
Bailie Charlotte 24 Nelson Street Belfast: East Pottinger Sinclair
Seamen's Church Brown, Robert Orr png djvu
Bailey Sophia 24 Nelson Street Belfast: East Pottinger Sinclair Seamen's
Church Ross, Fred png djvu
Bailie Georgina S Mashona Knock Belfast: East Pottinger Megain Lecture
Hall Simonton : Mrs png djvu
Baillie Rachel 26 Witham Street Belfast: East Pottinger Bloomfield Avenue
Congregational Church MacRea, E F png djvu
Bailie Agnes Mary 11 Bloomfield Avenue Belfast: East Pottinger Bloomfield
Presbyterian Church MacColl, E F png djvu
Bailie Lizzie 117 Thorndyke Street Belfast: East Pottinger Orange Hall
Albertbridge Road Not Recorded png djvu
Bailie Maude 19 Maymount Street Belfast: East Pottinger Orange Hall
Albertbridge Road Not Recorded png djvu
Bailie Harriett 19 Maymount Street Belfast: East Pottinger Orange Hall
Albertbridge Road Not Recorded png djvu
Bailie Hannah 35 Stoneyford Street Belfast: East Pottinger Orange Hall
Mountpottinger Not Recorded png djvu
Bailie Agnes Stormount View Belfast: East Victoria Dundela Lecture Hall
Simonton : Mrs png djvu
Bailey Jeannie C Knockdene Knock Belfast: East Victoria Dundela Lecture
Hall Simonton : Mrs png djvu
Bailie Maggie 30 Madrid Street Belfast: East Ormeau Ravenhill Road
Lecture Hall Cleland, Annie png djvu
Bailie Nellie 117 Thorndyke Street Belfast: East Pottinger Orange Hall
Mountpottinger Not Recorded png djvu
Bailie Jane 171 Beersbridge Road Belfast: East Pottinger Orange Hall
Mountpottinger Not Recorded png djvu
Bailie Jennie 171 Beersbridge Road Belfast: East Pottinger Orange Hall
Mountpottinger Not Recorded png djvu
Bailie Mary 294 Albertbridge Road Belfast: East Pottinger Megain Lecture
Hall Hill, Hebe png djvu
Baillie Isabella 16 Carew Street Belfast: East Pottinger Megain Lecture
Hall Hill, Hebe png djvu
Bailie Sarah Jane 6 St Leonard Belfast: East Pottinger Megain Lecture
Hall Hill, Hebe png djvu
Bailie Mary 33 Pearl Street Belfast: East Ormeau Willowfield Unionist
Club Not Recorded png djvu
Bailey Elizabeth 54 Ogilvie Street Belfast: East Ormeau Willowfield
Unionist Club Dennison, William James png djvu
Bailey Agnes Ann 26 Trillick Street Belfast: East Ormeau Willowfield
Unionist Club Dennison, William James png djvu
Bailey Agnes 74 Killowen Street Belfast: East Ormeau Willowfield Unionist
Club Dennison, William James png djvu
Bailie Agnes 75 Rathmore Street Belfast: East Ormeau Willowfield Unionist
Club Dennison, William James png djvu
Bailie Jane 75 Rathmore Street Belfast: East Ormeau Willowfield Unionist
Club Dennison, William James png djvu
Bailie Maggie 26 Trillick Street Belfast: East Ormeau Willowfield
Unionist Club Dennison, William James png djvu
Bailie Annie 44 Ravensdale Street Belfast: East Pottinger St. Clements
Parish Church Eleen, L J : Mrs png djvu
Bailie Elsie 4 Oakland Avenue Belfast: East Victoria St. Mary's Church
Matur, Charles H png djvu
Bailie Florence H Fort Eden Ballygomartin Road Belfast Belfast: West
Woodvale Woodvale Presbyterian Church Cunningham : Mrs png djvu
Bailie Martha 20 Emerson Street Belfast: West Shankill Shankill Road
Orange Hall McCaulsand : Mrs png djvu
Bailie Martha 35 Dewey Street Belfast: West Shankill Albert Hall
Whitaker, Beatrix png djvu
Baillie Elizabeth 25 Sandcroft Street Belfast: West Shankill Shankill
Road Orange Hall McCaulsand : Mrs png djvu
Bailey Emily 157 Argyle Street Belfast: West Shankill Shankill Road
Orange Hall McCaulsand : Mrs png djvu
Bailie Mary 72 Aberdeen Street Belfast: West Shankill Albert Hall
Whitaker, Beatrix png djvu
Bailey Lizzie 18 Seventh Street Belfast: West Shankill Albert Hall
Whitaker, Beatrix png djvu
Bailey Annie 151 Bellevue Street Belfast: West Shankill Albert Hall
Whitaker, Beatrix png djvu
Bailey Harriet 28 Ottowa Street Belfast: West Woodvale Ballygomartin
Presbyterian Church Cunningham : Mrs png djvu
Baillie James 25 Sancroft Street Belfast: West Shankill Albert Hall
Hannon, Thomas png djvu
Baillie James 25 Sancroft Street Belfast: West Shankill Albert Hall
Shannon, William png djvu
Bailey James 18 Seventh Street Belfast: West Shankill Bellevue Street
Mission Hall Agnew, A png djvu
Bailie Hugh 35 Dewey Street Belfast: West Shankill Bellevue Street
Mission Hall Smith, R J png djvu
Bailie Samuel 151 Argyle Street Belfast: West Shankill Shankill Road
Orange Hall Holden, Joseph J png djvu
Bailey James Henry 27 Esmond Street Belfast: West Shankill Shankill Road
Orange Hall Holden, Joseph J png djvu
Bailey Alexander Ulbing 31 Matlock Street Belfast: West Shankill Albert
Hall Shannon, William png djvu
Bailey Robert 18 Seventh Street Belfast: West Shankill Shankill Road
Orange Hall Holden, Joseph J png djvu
Bailey Frank 50 Donegal Road Belfast: South Saint Anne's City Hall
Witherow, T H : B A png djvu
Bailey Alfred 25 Lilliput Street Belfast: South Saint Anne's City Hall
Witherow, T H : B A png djvu
Bailie James 3 Earl Place Belfast: South Saint Anne's City Hall Witherow,
T H : B A png djvu
Baillie Henry Johnston 3 Brantwood Street Belfast: South Saint Anne's
City Hall Witherow, T H : B A png djvu
Bailie George 4 Cosgrove Street Belfast: South Saint Anne's City Hall
Witherow, T H : B A png djvu
Bailie William 66 Christopher Street Belfast: South Saint Anne's City
Hall Witherow, T H : B A png djvu
Bailie Hugh 35 Dewey Street Belfast: South Saint Anne's City Hall
Witherow, T H : B A png djvu
Bailee M J 35 Newcast Street Belfast: South Saint Anne's City Hall
Witherow, T H : B A png djvu
Bailie John W Stormount View Belfast: South Saint Anne's City Hall
Witherow, T H : B A png djvu
Bailie Henry Alfred Cook 130 Glenwood Street Belfast: South Saint Anne's
City Hall Witherow, T H : B A png djvu
Bailey William 25 Lilliput Street Belfast: South Saint Anne's City Hall
Witherow, T H : B A png djvu
Bailie Samuel 23 Cupar Street Belfast: South Saint Anne's City Hall
Witherow, T H : B A png djvu
Bailie David 76 Upper Canning Street Belfast Belfast: South Saint Anne's
City Hall Witherow, T H : B A png djvu
Bailie Thomas Stormount View Knock Belfast: South Saint Anne's City Hall
Witherow, T H : B A png djvu
Bailie Francis James Stormount View Knock Belfast: South Saint Anne's
City Hall Witherow, T H : B A png djvu
Bailey James 74 Killowen Street Belfast: South Saint Anne's City Hall
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Bailie William 32 Roundhill Street Belfast: South Saint Anne's City Hall
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Bailie William 31 Melrose Street Belfast Belfast: South Saint Anne's City
Hall Witherow, T H : B A png djvu
Bailie William James 5 Bruckin Street Belfast: South Saint Anne's City
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Bailie James Princes Street Ballymena Belfast: South Saint Anne's City
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Bailie William John 19 Major Street Belfast: South Saint Anne's City Hall
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Bailie James 12 Artana Street Belfast: South Saint Anne's City Hall
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Bailie James 30 Madrid Street Belfast Belfast: South Saint Anne's City
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Baillie Robert McDonald 16 Carew Street Belfast: South Saint Anne's City
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Bailie Hugh 6 St Leonards Street Belfast: South Saint Anne's City Hall
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Bailey Joseph 25 Lilliput Street Belfast: South Saint Anne's City Hall
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Bailie James Hamilton 366 Donegall Road Belfast: South Saint Anne's City
Hall Witherow, T H : B A png djvu
Bailie John 34 Oakland Avenue Belfast: South Saint Anne's City Hall
Witherow, T H : B A png djvu
Baillie William Gerald 15 Willowfield Street Belfast Belfast: South Saint
Anne's City Hall Witherow, T H : B A png djvu
Bailie Arthur 55 Mountcollyer Road Belfast: South Saint Anne's City Hall
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Bailey William 23 Cheviot Avenue Belfast: South Saint Anne's City Hall
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Bailie Arthur 11 Bloomfield Street Belfast Belfast: South Saint Anne's
City Hall Witherow, T H : B A png djvu
Bailie Andrew 6 Limestone Road City Belfast: South Saint Anne's City Hall
Witherow, T H : B A png djvu
Bailie Hugh William 55 Mountcollyer Road Belfast: South Saint Anne's City
Hall Witherow, T H : B A png djvu
Bailie Robert John 72 Aberdeen Street Belfast: South Saint Anne's City
Hall Witherow, T H : B A png djvu
Bailie James J 19 Lawnview Street Belfast: South Saint Anne's City Hall
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Bailie George 20 Emerson Street Belfast: South Saint Anne's City Hall
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Bailie Samuel 294 Albertbridge Road Belfast: South Saint Anne's City Hall
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Bailie William 34 Colchester Street Belfast: South Saint Anne's City Hall
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Bailie Frank Lissue Hillsborough Belfast: South Saint Anne's City Hall
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Bailie Thomas 26 Trillick Street City Belfast: South Saint Anne's City
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Bailie William 48 Kenban Street Belfast: South Saint Anne's City Hall Not
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Bailie Robert 155 Donegall Road Belfast: South Saint Anne's City Hall Not
Recorded png djvu
Bailie William John 27 Lindsay Street Ormeau Road Belfast: South Saint
Anne's City Hall Not Recorded png djvu
Bailie H W Ashby, Malone Road Belfast Belfast: South Saint Anne's City
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Bailie Archibald 131 Woodstock Road Belfast: South Saint Anne's City Hall
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Baillie James 5 Baywood Street Belfast: South Saint Anne's Old Town Hall
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Bailie T 3 Montrose Belfast: South Saint Anne's City Hall Not Recorded
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Bailie William John 49 Lendrick Street Belfast: South Saint Anne's Old
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Bailie Joseph 15 Israeli Street Belfast: South Saint Anne's City Hall Not
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Bailie John 23 Lindsay Street Belfast: South Saint Anne's Old Town Hall
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Bailie David 79 Melrose Street Belfast: South Saint Anne's Old Town Hall
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Baillie N T 25 Bedford Street Belfast: South Saint Anne's Old Town Hall
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Baillie G L 115 Cavehill Road Belfast Belfast: South Saint Anne's Old
Town Hall Not Recorded png djvu
Bailie Samuel H 366 Donegall Road Belfast: South Saint Anne's Old Town
Hall Murphy, C png djvu
Bailie Samuel 25 McMaster Street Belfast: South Saint Anne's City Hall
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Baillie William 61 Rathmore Street Belfast: South Saint Anne's Old Town
Hall Witherow, T H : B A png djvu
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Bailie S 6 Limestone Road Belfast: South Saint Anne's City Hall Not
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Bailey Robert 66 Mount Street Belfast: South Saint Anne's Old Town Hall
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Bailie John 171 Beersbridge Road Belfast: South Saint Anne's Old Town
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Bailie John 79 Madrid Street Belfast: South Saint Anne's Old Town Hall
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Bailey George 1 Fernwood Street Belfast: South Saint Anne's Old Town Hall
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Bailie William The Ferns Malone Park Belfast: South Saint Anne's City
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Baillie Hugh M Ellerslie Ravenhill Park Belfast Belfast: South Saint
Anne's City Hall Not Recorded png djvu
Baillie William 12 Norwood Street Belfast Belfast: South Saint Anne's Old
Town Hall Not Recorded png djvu
Baille Matthew 61 Rathmore Street Belfast: South Saint Anne's Old Town
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Bailie John 68 Justin Street Belfast: South Saint Anne's Old Town Hall
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Bailie John 5 Deramore Avenue Belfast: South Saint Anne's City Hall Not
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Bailie John 24 Nelson Street Belfast: South Saint Anne's City Hall Not
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Bailie Hugh 27 Lindsay Street Belfast: South Saint Anne's City Hall Not
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Bailie Thomas Stomont View Knock Belfast: South Saint Anne's City Hall
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Bailie Archie H 12 Wolff Street Belfast: South Saint Anne's City Hall Not
Recorded png djvu
Bailie William 14 Cranmore Avenue Belfast: South Saint Anne's Old Town
Hall Not Recorded png djvu
Bailie John 11 Bloomfield Street Connswater Belfast: South Saint Anne's
City Hall Not Recorded png djvu
Baillie Samuel 15 Willowfield Street Belfast: South Saint Anne's City
Hall Not Recorded png djvu
Bailey Fred 28 Waring Street Belfast: South Saint Anne's City Hall Not
Recorded png djvu
Bailie John 76 Bryson Street Belfast: South Saint Anne's City Hall Not
Recorded png djvu
Bailie Junr Robert Ellerslie Ravenhill Park Belfast: South Saint Anne's
City Hall Not Recorded png djvu
Bailey R A Clogher Co Tyrone Belfast: South Saint Anne's City Hall Not
Recorded png djvu
Baillie Robert Ellerslie Ravenhill Park Belfast: South Saint Anne's City
Hall Not Recorded png djvu
Baillie Mary 15 Willowfield Street Belfast: South Saint Anne's Old Town
Hall Witherow, T H : B A png djvu
Baillie Moss 15 Willowfield Street Belfast: South Saint Anne's Old Town
Hall Witherow, T H : B A png djvu
Bailie John 34 Colchester Street Belfast: South Saint Anne's City Hall
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Bailie John 565 Donegall Road Belfast: South Saint Anne's City Hall Not
Recorded png djvu
Bailie Matthewson India Belfast: South Saint Anne's City Hall Not
Recorded png djvu
Bailie Minnie 9 Hartington Street Various Various Various Not Recorded
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Bailie John 568 Kylemore Avenue Winnipeg Canada Winnipeg Winnipeg Not
Recorded png djvu
Bailie Mary E 42 Virginia Street Belfast: South
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Posted: Sun Feb 11, 2007 12:55 pm Post subject: Need help
I have been trying to find a list of Towns to match the Counties for the
middle 1800's, no luck so far, if anyone spots a site that might have a list
of old towns for the Towns listed on the Slaters thread, I'd appreciate a
heads-up.
Thank you
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the new towns don't match, have tried several sites
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Posted: Sun Feb 11, 2007 11:46 pm Post subject:
Lennon/Wylie,
One wee question before I send a query.
Can I make requests about people who lived all over the country, not just
Belfast? Gilford and Killinchy for example?
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Posted: Sun Feb 11, 2007 11:53 pm Post subject:
yes, I may not have the answer but someone else may, sure there can be no
harm in trying, I have the Slaters for 1846
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Posted: Mon Feb 12, 2007 5:50 am Post subject: POST QUERIES
HERE
OK, let's give Gilford a shot.
I'm lookin for any information on people in the 1840s Gilford area with
the name of Richard Bright and/or Richard Curry?
Any info would be appreciated.
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Posted: Mon Feb 12, 2007 11:47 am Post subject: Re: POST
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eastender wrote:
OK, let's give Gilford a shot.
I'm lookin for any information on people in the 1840s Gilford area with
the name of Richard Bright and/or Richard Curry?
Any info would be appreciated.
Gilford & Loughbrickland and only 1 page, nothing even close to
Bright or Curry...sorry......Next?
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Posted: Mon Feb 12, 2007 3:37 pm Post subject: Re: POST
QUERIES HERE
Lennon/Wylie wrote:
eastender wrote:
OK, let's give Gilford a shot.
I'm lookin for any information on people in the 1840s Gilford area with
the name of Richard Bright and/or Richard Curry?
Any info would be appreciated.
Gilford & Loughbrickland and only 1 page, nothing even close to
Bright or Curry...sorry......Next?
EE I had a look for Killinchy, even got my son to check incase it was my
eyesight, couldn't find it, Ros Davies has this great map though
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~rosdavies/MAPS/KillinchyTownlands.htm
What would be the nearest on the list of Towns I have to it because it
might have been incorporated with another Town?
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Posted: Mon Feb 12, 2007 6:18 pm Post subject:
I was trying to find where, my email and Belfast Forum, we had talked before
about Richard Bright/Curry, couldn't find it, was trying to see what I had
found, if anything, previously...?
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Posted: Tue Feb 13, 2007 4:15 am Post subject: POST QUERIES
HERE
Thanks Lennon/Wylie,
I'll dig a wee bit farther.
We talked previously about Richard Bright's and Richard Curry's grandson,
Richard Bright Curry. Thanks to you and the UHF I have the latter and his Ma
and Da sorted out, but the last I had on the first 2 was Gilford or
Tullylish.
There are some Currys and one Bright in Griffith's Eval of 1864, but I'm
not sure if they are the ones. Just wondered if there was something more
substantial.
As for Killinchy, let me dig some more and post as far as I have gone
with it.
Thanks again.
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Posted: Tue Feb 13, 2007 8:11 pm Post subject: Re: POST
QUERIES HERE
eastender wrote:
Thanks Lennon/Wylie,
I'll dig a wee bit farther.
We talked previously about Richard Bright's and Richard Curry's grandson,
Richard Bright Curry. Thanks to you and the UHF I have the latter and his Ma
and Da sorted out, but the last I had on the first 2 was Gilford or
Tullylish.
There are some Currys and one Bright in Griffith's Eval of 1864, but I'm
not sure if they are the ones. Just wondered if there was something more
substantial.
As for Killinchy, let me dig some more and post as far as I have gone
with it.
Thanks again.
That's grand EE
ok back to business
Slater's 1846
Dromore (Parish of Tullylish in the Diocese of Dromore)
Ironmongers and Hardwaremen
Curry, Samuel, Bridge Street
http://www.tullylish.com/
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Posted: Sat Feb 17, 2007 2:18 am Post subject:
Thanx Lennon/Wylie.
Sorry I missed this reply until now.
Tullylish looks like a quaint wee place worth a visit the next time I'm
over.
Dromore's near Gilford isn't it?
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Posted: Sat Feb 17, 2007 11:16 am Post subject:
See, I knew you were gonna ask me that
EE honest truth, I failed Geography at school and I wouldn't know where I
was if I didn't live here....Google is my savour
but this helps explain the lay-out of Tullylish v's Dromore
http://radiocarbon.pa.qub.ac.uk/local/ulstertownlands/ulster/down/T/tullylish.html
DEAD LINK
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Posted: Sun Feb 18, 2007 12:24 am Post subject:
Thanx Lennon/Wylie. I have it bookmarked.
But you know where Canada is, right?
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Posted: Sun Feb 18, 2007 12:47 am Post subject:
Yes its over there
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Posted: Sun Feb 25, 2007 11:39 am Post subject:
Could I have a lookup in Slaters for Nesbitt in Carnmoney
I am having difficulty finding a map of the area and some of the townlands I
am coming across makes me wonder if they are made up
Wheres Ballyahaughy? I know they must all be near to one another
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Posted: Sun Feb 25, 2007 12:19 pm Post subject:
Ok Carnmoney, you ask like I know where that is I checked Antrim and
Carrickfergus but you need to find the places for me to check from this list
as I haven't a clue where to look other than in this Index.
http://lookups.eamped.com/topic47.html
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Posted: Sun Feb 25, 2007 12:41 pm Post subject:
Carnmoney is North of Belfast in Antrim Ballyduff is a townland within the
Carnmoney borders, Its the Parish of Connor possibly the next district from
Ligonel Belfast
Its now part of Glengormley Area
I will update this post when I get a map and begin to understand what my
mouth thinks is sense, I unfortunately my knowledge of the area is poor
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Posted: Sun Feb 25, 2007 4:28 pm Post subject:
That's my problem too, I don't know where places are and I have to Google
them to find out, I did Check Antrim and Neighbourhood, which lists names
but no Nesbitts and Antrim, which doesn't list names just a description of
the area. Checked Carrickfergus as I saw mention of that in relation to
Carnmoney.
I thought for sure I'd find Ballyahaughy or something similar in Eddies
Rolls of Honour, because there's every type of Bally in there but no joy,
also check the Ulster Covenant, Ballyahagh is the closest but that's in
Tyrone, also checked Carnmoney in the UC, hoping to find a place that is
listed in the Index of Slaters, nope.
Where did you see Ballyahaughy, was it on a birth certificate?
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Posted: Sun Feb 25, 2007 5:14 pm Post subject:
Yes the name is on a birth transcript, not an original. Dont worry for the
time being let me source a map of the area, trouble is I keep buying maps of
other areas in case they come in handy and don't find the one that would be
really helpful,I will let you know when I am more prepared, you never know
that information may just be round the Corner.
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Posted: Sun Feb 25, 2007 7:58 pm Post subject:
Of course what compounds the whole thing is that it could be a local name...
there are plenty of those... especially in the like of the ROH transcripts
as Lennon/Wylie mentioned... which aren't on any official records... like maps
LILY/LILLY/LILLEY
1907
Lily, W. H., labourer, 63 Foyle Street (Old park Road to Barrow Street)
1910
Lily, W. H., labourer, 63 Foyle Street (Oldpark Road to Barrow Street)
1918
Lilley, W. H., labourer, 63 Foyle Street (Oldpark Road to Barrow Street)
(Clifton Ward, North Par. Div.)
1919
Lilley, W. H., labourer, 63 Foyle Street (Oldpark Road to Barrow Street)
(Clifton Ward, Shankhill Parliamentary Division)
1923
Lilley, W. H., labourer, 63 Foyle Street
1925
Lilley, W. H., labourer, 63 Foyle Street
1930
Lilley, W. H., labourer 63 Foyle Street
1931
Lilley, W. H., labourer, 63 Foyle Street
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Posted: Fri Feb 09, 2007 3:27 pm Post subject:
LOWRY
1907
Arkwright Street
30. Lowry, Jos., labourer
Thomas Street, North
14. Lowry, John, seaman
1910
Thomas Street, North
14. Lowry, John, seaman
1918
Arkwright Street
34. Lowry, Wm. J., painter
36. Lowry, David, printer
1923
Arkwright Street
34. Lowry, Wm. J., painter
36. Lowry, David, printer
1925
Arkwright Street
34. Lowry, Wm. J., painter
36. Lowry, David, printer
1930
Arkwright Street
34. Lowry, Mrs.
1931
Arkwright Street
34. Lowry, Mrs
1945
Thomas Street North
41. Lowry, Mrs.
1948
Thomas Street North
41. Lowry, Mrs.
1951
Thomas Street, North
41. Lowry, Mrs. Isobel
1954
Thomas Street North
41. Lowry, Mrs. Isobel
1959
Thomas Street North
41. Lowry, Thomas, watchman
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Posted: Fri Feb 09, 2007 3:40 pm Post subject:
LYND
1925
Palmer Street
25. Lynd, Isabella
1930
Palmer Street
25. Lynd, Isabella
1931
Palmer Street
25. Lynd, Isabella
Posted: Mon Mar 26, 2007 5:05 pm Post subject: McKinstry -
Wallace - Larmour - Bright - Smyth - etc Belfast
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Posted: 14 Feb 2007 11:39 pm Post subject: Family Tree
My tree isn't on those fancy pages online, but here are the names I've
dug up so far from circa 1800-1840, responsible indirectly for yours truly;
Andrew McKinstry, Jane McBroom; Robert Shepherd, Elizabeth Martin -
Ballyeaston and Ballycorr County Antrim.
Jackson Wallace, Martha Rainey - Belfast.
Alexander Larmour, Margaret McKeag - Killinchy County Down.
John Curry, Eliza Bright - Gilford County Down.
William Creelman, Margaret Smyth - Belfast.
John Cumming, Johanna Crowe - Belfast and Dublin.
William Adgey, Agnes Bailie - Belfast.
Samuel McKeag, Agnes Gilmore - Boardmills and Killinchy County Down.
They have a lot to answer for!
I was able to take m'wife's father's side back to the late 1500s to a
place just outside Zurich. All done on the LDS site. Amazin so it was!
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Posted: Tue Mar 20, 2007 11:27 pm Post subject: DOCK STREET
NEW 1910
1910 Belfast/Ulster Street Directory - Dock Street New
Directory
Year Street Nos Surname First Name Occupation
1910 1 Stewart James labourer
1910 2 Montgomery M car owner
1910 3 Duff Thos. labourer
1910 4 Montgomery M car owner
1910 5 Jordan Alex. labourer
1910 6 McKeown Mary
1910 7 Morgan James
1910 8 Vacant
1910 9 Cassidy Thos. seaman
1910 10 McKeown Danl. rigger
1910 11 Morrell Saml. seaman
1910 12 Bradley P & M spiritgrocers
1910 13 McMurtry Mrs C
1910 14 Bradley P & M spiritgrocers
1910 15 Ferguson Mary Ann
1910 16 Bradley P & M spiritgrocers
1910 17 Briers John labourer
1910 18 Keenan Patrick labourer
1910 19 Rafferty John labourer
1910 20 Templeton W J labr.
1910 21 Sullivan Philip constable
1910 22 Ward Peter seaman
1910 23 Craney James labourer
1910 24 McEwen Wm. labourer
1910 25 Megarry Alex. coach builder
1910 26 Hamilton Mary
1910 27 McCluskey Wm. labr
1910 28 McClarnon John labourer
1910 29 King Wm. vanman
1910 30 Vacant
1910 31 Jamison Mrs S
1910 32 Vacant
1910 33 Heatley Jas. labourer
1910 34 Vacant
1910 35 Flynn Archd. seaman
1910 36 Vacant
1910 37 Gillis George labourer
1910 38 Vacant
1910 39 Vacant
1910 40 Vacant
1910 41 Rice James labourer
1910 42 Vacant
1910 43 Donaghy James seaman
1910 44 Johnston Robert labourer
1910 45 McLaughlin Patk. seaman
1910 46 Farley Richard labourer
1910 47 Rice Wm. rivetter
1910 48 Fitzsimmons C. seaman
1910 49 Shane Wm. cable joiner
1910 50 Brunton Patk. labourer
1910 51 Field Wm. labourer
1910 52 McGran John labourer
1910 53 Brown Alex. seaman
1910 54 Ginley Terance labourer
1910 55 Vacant
1910 56 McGovern John labourer
1910 57 Vacant
1910 58 O'Neill Ber. van driver
1910 59 McCormick J platers' helper
1910 60 O'Neill Ber. van driver
1910 61 Eglinton R John labourer
1910 62
1910 63 Donnelly Hugh labr.
1910 64
1910 65 Vacant
1910 66
1910 67 Magill Jas. labourer
1910 68
1910 69 Lavery Mary Ann
1910 70
1910 71 Cromine James labourer
1910 72
1910 73 Cooke Mrs Margaret
1910 74
1910 75 Heaney Jas. car driver
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O'NEILL
Cupar Street
Falls Road to Springfield Road
130. O'Neill, Eliza.
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Posted: Thu Feb 08, 2007 8:15 pm Post subject:
O'RAW/O'RAWE/RAW
1880
CHARLEMONT STREET
Off Berry Street
17. Raw, Mrs.
1880
ROUMANIA STREET
Servia Street to Raglan Street
5. Raw, Edward, rougher
1861
CHARLEMONT STREET
Berry Street to Torrens Row
17 Richard Raw, shoe maker
1880
MARY STREET
Albert Street to Alma Street
6. Raw, John, rougher
1880
NELSON STREET
Great Patrick Street to Whitla Street
200. O'Raw, James, carter
1843
O'Raw, John, Labourer, 10 Union Street.
1861
Ballymena
O'Rawe, Bernard, Fountain Place.
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Posted: Sat Sep 22, 2007 6:02 pm Post subject:
[quote="Lennon/Wylie"]have any of you been in touch with this guy in
the past?....shall I try to email him again?
149 » Gary Playforth
Date: 11.05.2007
Time: 16:45:20
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Absolutley fantastic site, well done!
Have hit a brick wall. My great uncle is a Henry Carney born circa 1919 (dont
know where as I cannot find his birth record although I have found all his
younger siblings and his death certificate) His father was also called Henry
Carney and there is a rumour that he was from scotland and was possibly in
the Black Watch or the Scottish Cameronians - as identified by a supposed
photo of him - although its not definate that it is the Scottish Cameronians
as the cap badge is not completely visible. Anway Henry senior married a
Margaret Ogilby and they lived in the Shankill area of Belfast. Henry senior
was born circa 1893 (from his death certificate) To complcate matters
further his dad waas also a Henry Carney although I know even less about him
and his possible wife/mother of the chidren died a Mary Cotter!!!! If ANYONE
out there has ANY info whatsoever on my Carneys, I would love to hear from
you, this is driving me crazy!
Keep up the great work Lennon/Wylie!!!
Gary
Dear Gary, I would love to find out what info that you have on the
Carney/Kearney family names. There is another lady researching Carney from
Belfast and Scotland areas also. Please, contact me and let us see if we can
get a connection going. Maggie
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Posted: Thu Sep 27, 2007 11:39 am Post subject: Carneys
Lennon/Wylie.
I have sent a reply to Celtic Moon by email with some of the info about my
Carneys on which I have hit the brick wall. Here is the info I have sent her
for the other posters...............
My grandfather James Carney was born in Argyle street in the shankill
area in 1926. He had other brothers and sisters most of which I have birth
dates and places for, except the oldest sibling Henry (I'll call him
junior)He married a Catherine Fitzpatrick in St Annes in 1944 and they later
lived in Paris Street, Belfast. I have Henry's death certificate,
incidentally he was killed after getting involved in a fight in the Rinkha
dance hall in Larne in 1948 aged 29, so I know roughly his age. This would
have him born circa 1919. I cannot find his birth certificate so do not know
where and when he was born. I had someone check the Scottish records in
Edinburgh for a Henry carney during this period turning up nothing, I have
also checked the GRO in Belfast, turning up nothing.
Couldnt find them in the census either.
Buried in Belfast City Cemetery, apparently there are no headstones.
Now his father was also called Henry Carney who was ACCORDING to my late
grandfather, Scottish. This Henry (senior) married a Margaret Ogilby at St
Annes, Belfast in April 1920, he was 27 and she was 26. I have a photograph,
which according to my late grandfather was this Henry. He is dressed in Army
fatigues and my grandfather always insisted that he was in the Scottish
Black Watch. I had the photograpgh looked at professionally but
unfortunately that whilst the photo is in good condition, whatever way the
subject is standing the regimental cap badge is hidden. The best guess from
the identifier was the Scottish Cameronians, although I cannot be certain. I
cannot even be certain that this is indeed that Henry, I just have to go by
what I have been told. I have searched the National Archives in case he was
awarded medals but unless I am not doing something right it has not beared
fruitation. This Henry died in Belfast, 54 Lisburn Road (hospital?) in 1943
aged 49 at this time the Carneys were living in Walton Street in the
Shankill. He had a partner or wife called Mary, I do not know her maiden
name or where she was from, or whether they even married but she died a Mary
Cotter in 1945 aged 73 after marrying a Robert Cotter from the Shankill area
(dont have any info on this person or events). Henry (junior, I think) is on
her death certificate as her grandson)
Anway the story carries on......this Henry (senior) also had a father
called Henry, when born? where born? I do not know. Scotland? Possibly. I
have checked Scotlands people online but with the information that I have, I
wouldnt even know if I found him if it was right under my nose!!
Gary!!!
PS Incidentally the names I am interested in are Carney, Annesley, Ogilby,
McCluskey, Fletcher, Wilson, Cotter, to name but a few.
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Posted: Thu Sep 27, 2007 12:23 pm Post subject:
Hi Gary Welcome to the Forum
Lots of great info there, hopefully something will turn up, you never know,
3 people looking for the same unusual name, you are all probably related
somewhere back in time so say hello cousins
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Posted: Thu Sep 27, 2007 12:59 pm Post subject:
Quote:
This Henry died in Belfast, 54 Lisburn Road (hospital?) in 1943 aged 49 at
this time the Carneys were living in Walton Street in the Shankill
as far as I can see number 54 is a private residence
1940-41-42-43-45-48
Lisburn Road
54. Robinson, Miss A.
1930-31
Lisburn Road
54. Allen, Richard, asst. rate collector
no Carneys in Walton Street in 1925-30-31-40-41-42-43-45-48 but...
1940-41-42-43-45
Walton Street
38. Cotter, Mrs. Mary (1948 - J. Cotter)
it gets better
1949-50-51-52-53-54
Walton Street
38. Carney, James, labourer (gone 1959)
(1949 spelt Catney )
1918-19-23-25-30-31
Walton Street
38. Cotter, R., iron dresser (1910 Lizzie Pollock)
1910
Walton Street
20. Cotter, Edmund, labourer
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Posted: Sun Oct 07, 2007 12:48 pm Post subject: Larchfield
House Annahilt Lisburn
not sure if this is the correct place for this topic, but I would like to
find out the history of Larchfield House in Lisburn. My great grandfather
worked there for 60 years for Mr OB Graham who apparently was a magistrate.
I would like to know is there anywhere I can find out who else worked
here, and also what my ggrandfather is likely to have worked at. I know he
lived in the gate lodge but that is all I know. Any help would be
appreciated.
Posted: Sun Oct 07, 2007 12:48 pm Post subject:
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Posted: Sun Oct 07, 2007 4:14 pm Post subject:
Hi Confetti, Have you tried the Lisburn Historical Society?
http://www.lisburn.com/books/historical_society/historicalsociety.html
all I could find on my site, no relevant info though
Graham, Ogilvie B., Larchfield, Lisburn (J.P.)
Graham, O. B., J.P., Chairman York Street Flax Spinning Co. Ltd., res.,
Larchfield House, Lisburn
someone else may have better info for you
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Posted: Sun Oct 07, 2007 6:38 pm Post subject:
http://www.proni.gov.uk/records/private/mussen.htm DEAD LINK
Summary.
The Mussenden papers comprise c.1,100 documents, 1694-1831, consisting of
c.650 estate papers relating to the Larchfield estate, Annahilt, Co. Down,
and to Mussenden property in Belfast, 1694-1831, and c.450 business papers
of Daniel Mussenden, an important Belfast merchant (d.1763), and of his son
and successor, William, 1712-1794.
By the late 1750s Mussenden seems to have acquired enough wealth to
retire from the business and go landed. His new country residence at
Larchfield, between Lisburn and Ballynahinch, was ready in 1757, and he
moved out of Belfast.
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Posted: Sun Oct 07, 2007 9:23 pm Post subject:
thank you both of you, I will try the Lisburn historical society. Eddie C
those papers will be very interesting for the history, it looks like the
Mussendens had the house before OB Graham as my ggrandfather lived there
from about 1860
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Posted: Wed Feb 07, 2007 2:00 pm Post subject: Online Street
Directories
http://www.lennonwylie.co.uk/index.htm
NEW easier to remember links to my site :-
http://www.belfaststreetdirectories.co.uk
all three take you to my site
of course I have to mention my own site where there are fully transcibed
Street Directories for
1805 - http://www.lennonwylie.co.uk/1805.htm
1806 - http://www.lennonwylie.co.uk/1806.htm
1808 - http://www.lennonwylie.co.uk/1808.htm
1819 - http://www.lennonwylie.co.uk/1819_IndexandHistory.htm
1843 - http://www.lennonwylie.co.uk/BSD1843.htm
1861 - http://www.lennonwylie.co.uk/BSDStart.htm
1880 - http://www.lennonwylie.co.uk/BSD1880.htm
http://www.lennonwylie.co.uk/BSD1907.htm
and 1907 is a work in progress, I have not included the Historical Section
at the start as this book is HUGE
http://www.lennonwylie.co.uk/1913PhoneDirectory.htm
also transcribed there is the 1913 Telephone Directory for Belfast, Dublin
and Cork. (complete)
also visit the WW1 and WW2 Index and if you have any relatives that
served in either war, maybe you would like to add them
Posted: Tue May 15, 2007 6:18 pm Post subject: 1907 Wilsons
Wilson, M. & M., dressmakers &milliners, 22 Wellington Place
Wilson, Norman, solicitor, 30 Arthur Street
Wilson, Peter, saddler, 63 Balkan Street
Wilson, Patk, tailor Landsdowne Road
Wilson, Rev, A. J., B.A., The Manse, Malone
Wilson, Rev. James, minister, Argyle Place Presbyterian Church, 60
Cliftonpark Avenue
Wilson, Rev. S., Law M.A., D.D. Professor of Practical Theology, Assembly’s
College, 2 College Park
Wilson, Richard, 105 Joy Street
Wilson, Richd., cashier, 162 University Avenue
Wilson, Robert, butcher, 248 Albertbridge Road and 162 Beersbridge Road
Wilson, Robert, Ormeau bakery and family grocer, Ormeau Road and 92 Cromac
Street; res., The Beeches, Annadale
Wilson, Robt., saddler, 2 Laganview Street
Wilson, Robt., linen business, 60 Deramore Avenue
Wilson, Robt., coachman, 20 Lisburn Avenue
Wilson, Robt., dairyman, 164 My Lady's Road
Wilson, Robt., agent, 9 Wellington Park Avenue
Wilson, Robt., laundry,133 Westmoreland Street
Wilson, Robt., cattle dealer, Glenbanna Cottage, Cregagh Rad
Wilson, Robt., manager, 160 Mountcollyer Street
Wilson, Robt., 82 Rugby Avenue
Wilson, Robt., carowner, 47 Carnalee Street
Wilson, Robt., grocer, 82 Leopold Street
Wilson, Robert, 14 Siam terrace, Candahar Street
Wilson, Robert, builder, Mount Delphi, Antrim Road
Wilson, Robert, painter, 59 Broadbent Street
Wilson, Robt., boiler maker, 45 Lilliput Street
Wilson, Robt., overlooker, 5 Dunmore Street
Wilson, Robt., linen lapper, 58 Boyne Square
Wilson, Robt., traveller, 199 Springfield Road
Wilson, Robt., iron turner, 49 Third Avenue
Wilson, Robt., sailor, 30 Lisnavon Street
Wilson, Robt., foreman, 8 Sherbrook Street
Wilson, Robt., J., gasfitter, 13 Carlton Street
Wilson, Robert, J., ex-sergeant R.I.C., 3 Jocelyn Gardens
Wilson, Robt., traveller, 85 University Avenue
Wilson, R, baker and flour merchant, 92 Cromac Street
Wilson, R. M.D., surgeon, 262 York Street
Wilson, R, plumber, 44 Linfield Road
Wilson, R, mill manager, 27 Evolina Street
Wilson, R, carowner, 25 Clanmorris Street
Wilson, R, grocer, 247 Cambrai Street
Wilson, R. C. & Co., wholesale house furnishers, 62, 66 Partick Street
Great
Wilson, R, yarn dresser, 35 Battenburg Street
Wilson, R. H., master of the union workhouse, Lisburn Road
Wilson, R. L., hardware business, 12 Kimberly Street
Wilson, Samuel, postal telegraphs, 36 Vicinage Park
Wilson, Samuel, hatter, 8 Foreman Street
Wilson, Samuel, moulder, 19 Tennent Street
Wilson, Samuel, carowner, 21 Clanmorris Street
Wilson, Saml., joiner, 21 Rutland Street
Wilson, Saml., warder, 58 Perth Street
Wilson, Saml., clerk, 134 Ravenhill Avenue
Wilson, Saml., plumber, 82 Canning Street Upper
Wilson, Saml., caulker, 6 Church Street East
Wilson, Saml., shop keeper, 57 Glenwood Street
Wilson, Saml., damask mounter, 107 Dee Street
Wilson, Saml., buyer, 114 Oldpark Avenue
Wilson, Samuel, moulder, 19 Tennent Street
Wilson, Saml., secretary, 267 Crumlin Road
Wilson, Sarah, draper, 258 Shankill Road
Wison, S., motorman, 1 Fortwilliam Parade
Wilson, S., builder, 1 Delphi Street
Wilson, S., confectioner, 91 Peter’s Hill
Wilson, S., caretaker 3 Customhouse Square
Wilson, S., commission agent, 45 Waring Street
Wilson, S. C., coal merchant, 33 Queen’s Quay
Wilson, S. J., corn merchant 2 Claremount, Knock Road
Wilson, S. & Co., tent manufacturers etc., 12a Bedford Street
Wilson, Thomas, commercial traveller, Somerville Gardens, Falls Road
Wilson, Thos., seaman, 70 Brandon Street
Wilson, Thos., mechanic, 42 Hatfield Street
Wilson, Thos., cabinet maker, 4 Maymount Street
Wilson, Thos., grocer, 21, 23 Ashmore Street
Wilson, Thos., linen business, 46 Thorndale Avenue
Wilson, Thos., grocer, 1a Carlisle Street
Wilson, Thos., painter, 4 Bloomfield Avenue
Wilson, Thos., brick layer, 105 Manor Street
Wilson, Thos., sea captain, 1 Edith Villas, Clifton Park Avenue
Wilson, Thos., grocer, 125 Old Lodge Road
Wilson, Thos., checker, 94 Canning Street Upper
Wilson, Thos., millwright, 67 Bray Street
Wilson, Thos., linen lapper, 110 Spamount Street
Wilson, Thos., plumber, 7 Cliftonville Street
Wilson, T., rivetter, 27 Gainsborough Drive
Wilson, T., coachman, 22 Dundela Avenue
Wilson, T., engine driver, 183 Madrid Street
Wilson, T. J., 4 Eglantine Gardens
Wilson, Thomas, boot maker, 83 Agincourt Avenue
Wilson, T. W., teacher, Edenville, Marlborough Park
Wilson, Wm., preparing master, 22 Union-dale Street
Wilson, Wm., water inspector, 138 Manor Street
Wilson, Wm., boiler maker, 28 Altcar Street
Wilson, Wm., 3 Robina Street
Wilson, Wm., iron turner 51 Donegall Road
Wilson, Wm., engineer 59 Carlisle Street
Wilson, Wm., pilot 5 Moyola Street
Wilson, Wm., commission agent, 22 Castle Place
Wilson, Wm., ward master Belfast Union 34 Albion Street
Wilson, Wm., boiler maker, 46 Halcombe Street
Wilson, Wm., iron turner, 50 Harper Street
Wilson, Wm., artist, 247 Lisburn Road
Wilson, Wm., horse dealer, 34 Brown Street
Wilson, Wm., shoemaker, 29, 31 King Street
Wilson, Wm., grocer ,101, 103 Donegall Road
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Posted: Thu Feb 22, 2007 11:15 pm Post subject: Ulster
Covenant Comparison Project
Streets from the Ulster Covenant 1912, with same from 1910 Belfast Street
Directory and where available, 1911 Census
6 streets so far
no Census comparisons yet but soon hopefully
http://www.lennonwylie.co.uk/ulster_covenant.htm
There are now 6 Streets
Bangor Street
Willowfield Street to Hamburg Street -
http://www.lennonwylie.co.uk/ulster_covenant_BangorStreet.htm
Irwell Street
off Broadway -
http://www.lennonwylie.co.uk/ulster_covenant_IrwellStreet.htm
Rockmore Road
Rockmore Road runs off Falls Road between Donegall Road and Whiterock Road.
[not to be confused with adjacent Rockmount, Rockville and Rockdale
streets.] -
http://www.lennonwylie.co.uk/ulster_covenant_RockmoreRoad.htm
Roundhill Street
Albertbridge Road to Erskine Street -
http://www.lennonwylie.co.uk/ulster_covenant_RoundhillStreet.htm
Thames Street
from Falls Road to Irwell Street -
http://www.lennonwylie.co.uk/ulster_covenant_ThamesStreet.htm
Third Avenue
Strandtown
off Sydenham Park -
http://www.lennonwylie.co.uk/ulster_covenant_ThirdAvenue.htm
Thistle Street
Susan Street to Madrid Street -
http://www.lennonwylie.co.uk/ulster_covenant_ThistleStreet.htm
and 8 more to go in soon
Josephine Street -
http://www.lennonwylie.co.uk/ulster_covenant_JosephineStreet.htm
Douglas Street -
http://www.lennonwylie.co.uk/ulster_covenant_DouglasStreet.htm
Ashfield Street -
http://www.lennonwylie.co.uk/ulster_covenant_AshfieldStreet.htm
Athens Street -
http://www.lennonwylie.co.uk/ulster_covenant_AthensStreet.htm
Brookmount Street -
http://www.lennonwylie.co.uk/ulster_covenant_BrookmountStreet.htm
Canton Street -
http://www.lennonwylie.co.uk/ulster_covenant_CantonStreet.htm
Clara Street -
http://www.lennonwylie.co.uk/ulster_covenant_ClaraStreet.htm
[b]Fortfield -
http://www.lennonwylie.co.uk/ulster_covenant_Fortfield.htm
Hamburg Street -
http://www.lennonwylie.co.uk/ulster_covenant_HamburgStreet.htm
http://www.lennonwylie.co.uk/Compare.htm
and Eddie spent a Lunchtime getting comparisons for 1910 and 1911 and 1912
Streets Directories
Bangor Street
Thistle Street
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Posted: Thu Feb 22, 2007 11:47 pm Post subject:
Like the new look
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Posted: Thu Feb 22, 2007 11:51 pm Post subject:
me too, its growing on me
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Posted: Fri Feb 23, 2007 7:01 am Post subject: Ulster
Covenant Comparison Project
Yes, great job on the web page. Real classy!
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Posted: Fri Feb 23, 2007 8:25 am Post subject:
and the little girl on the ladder is my daughter, 25 years old now, gee,
time flies
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Posted: Fri Feb 09, 2007 5:22 pm Post subject:
AIKIN/AITKIN
1861
Ballymoney
Aikin, Margaret, Straw bonnet maker, Main Street
and in Slaters for 1846
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Posted: Fri Feb 09, 2007 6:04 pm Post subject:
ARMSTRONG
1910
Limehill Street
20. Armstrong, T., rougher
1918
Limehill Street
20. Armstrong, Mrs. Cthne.
1923
Limehill Street
20. Armstrong, Mrs. Cthne.
1925/30/31
Limehill Street
20. Armstrong, Mrs. Cthne.
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Posted: Fri Feb 09, 2007 6:11 pm Post subject:
ANDREWS
1907
Andrews, J., carpenter, 28 Parkmount Street
Andrews, J., grain supt., 22 Trainfield Street
Andrews, J. W., winding master, 5 Woodvale Road
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1913 Phone Book Dunnallan Windsor Avenue
Andrews, Thos., Jun., Mrs
1910
Windsor Avenue
Dunallen
12. Andrews, Thomas, of Harland & Wolff.
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Posted: Thu May 24, 2007 4:56 pm Post subject: EIGHTH STREET
- 1923
1923
Eighth Street
North Howard Street to Conway Street
Woodvale Ward
[right hand side]
1. Blaney, David
3. Marsden, John, labourer
5. Fletcher, Margaret
7. Bell, Stewart, labourer
9. Armour, James, labourer
11. Magill, Mary
13. McManus, James, labourer
15. Skillen, James, labourer
17. Irwin, Wm., labourer
19. Henderson, Robt., labourer
21. Hutcheson, John, labourer
23. Maxwell, William
25. Fullerton, Wm., labourer
27. Lynas, Joseph, labourer
29. Walker, Geo., labourer
31. McGrath, Sarah
33. McCurry, Robt., labourer
35. Clare, David
37. Diamond, Geo., labourer
39. McDowell, Wm., carter
41. Clare, Wm., labourer
43. Gregg, John, labourer
45. Knowles, Robt., labourer
47. Cowan, Saml., labourer
49. Crozier, W., shoe maker
51. Bell, David, shoe maker
53. Bell, E., labourer
_______
2. Ditty, W. J.
4. McIlwaine, Maria
6. Brown, Robert
8. Fagan, John, labourer
10. Smith, Catherine
12. Kirkpatrick, J., driller
14. Gordon, Wm., labourer
16. Boyd, James
18. Crogey, David, labourer
20. Miskimmons, J., moulder
22. Bell, Robert, driller
24. Bell, Saml., yarn bundler
26. Wright, Thos., labourer
28. Farr, Thos., moulder
30. Neilly, Joseph, porter
32. Quinn, Wm., labourer
34. Patterson, Agnes
36. McKinney, Wm., labourer
38. Gillespie, Nelson
40. Mateer, Jos., labourer
42. Edgar, Andrew, carter
44. Turner, Wm., labourer
46. Coates, Thos., labourer
48. McKnight, Wm., labourer
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Posted: Tue May 22, 2007 6:01 pm Post subject: EIGHTH STREET
- 1945
1945
Eighth Street
from Howard Street North to Conway Street
1. Moon, Mrs.
3. Marsden, John, labourer
5. McAlpine, George, labourer
7. Bell, Stewart, labourer
9. Burns, R., machinist
11. Magill, John, labourer
13. McManus, James, labourer
15. Skillen, Mrs. James
17. Irwin, Wm., labourer
19. Quinn, William, labourer
21. Hutcheson, John
23. Saulters, Thomas, tram conductor
25. Fulton, William
27. Thomson, Andrew
29. Walker, George, labourer
31. McIlwaine, T., machinist
33. McCurry, Robert, labourer
35. McDowell, Samuel, carter
37. Harrison, David, labourer
39. Ash, Mrs.
41. Clair, William, labourer
43. Dunning, Gordon D., labourer
45. Armstrong, R.
47. Cowan, Mrs. Rachel
49. Crozier, W., shoe maker
51. Bell, Mrs. Sarah
53. Bell, Mrs. Maria
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2. Wylie, Hugh, dealer (wonder is he one of mine?)
4. Sheridan, G., labourer
6. Ditty, William, helper
8. Wilson, James
10. Smith, Margaret
12. Kirkpatrick, J., driller
14. Darragh, George
16. Scroggie, F., conductor
18. Scroggie, D., labourer
20. Gilmore, W., labourer
22. Bell, Robert, driller
24. Bell, Miss Mary
26. McKinney, John, fitter
28. Farr, Thomas, moulder
30. Lilley, R., hackle setter
32. Quinn, Mrs. W.
34. Milliken, David, labourer
36. McKinney, William, labourer
38. Gilmore, Robert
40. Adams, William, overlooker
42. Edgar, Andrew, carter
44. Turner, Mrs. Margaret
46. Bell, David, blacksmith
48. Adams, R. J., labourer
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Posted: Fri May 25, 2007 10:25 pm Post subject: LAWYER STREET -
1923
1923
Lawyer Street
Kenmare Street to Linfield Road
1. Rice, Thomas, labourer
3. Clarke, Wm., labourer
5. Sloss, James, painter
7. Hawthorne, Thos., labourer
9. Crossey, Saml., labourer
11. Leitch, Matthew, labourer
13. Dawson, A. B., R. Navy
15. Sleeth, Samuel, labourer
17. Paton, Mary, hair dresser
19. Bell, Samuel, mechanic
21. Cowden, Jane
23. Jackson, John, hair dresser
25. Housten, Alfred, paper cutter
27. Fleming, Saml., labourer
29. Taylor, John, labourer
31. Agnew, Geo., labourer
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2. Riddell, David, labourer
4. Hutchinson, Alex., labourer
6. Bell, Susan
8. Cheshire, Jas., labourer
10. McBrien, R., railway fireman
12. Kerr, Mrs. Ida
14. McBrien, F., pensioner
16. Cathers, Robt., carpenter
18. Gardner, Mrs. Lillie
20. Murphy, Richd., labourer
22. Booth, Thos., tiler
24. Burns, John, brick layer
26. Adams, Mrs.
28. McTear, John, seaman
30. Anderson, F., stereo typer
32. Neill, Wm., fireman
34. Bateman, John, lapper
36. Gray, Edward, yardman
38. Pendelton, Mrs.
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Posted: Wed Feb 07, 2007 9:53 am Post subject: For New
Members
Hello and Welcome - Please check the links section for the already online
Street Directories on my site
for Street Directory enquiries-
Please try and give us all the information you have
If you do have a query with very little information, post it anyway, we
will always try our best
If you have first names, trades and particularly specific streets, it
makes life so much easier, unusual names might be found in the alphabetical
section of the directories but not all the people listed in the streets
section are listed in the alphabetical section, especially labourers, sorry
about that, not my fault.
Childrens names are NOT listed in the street directories, only the main
house tenant or owner.
We will do our best to get back to you with results asap but most of us
work (occasionally ) for a living.
IntelliTXT is NOT visible once you become a member of this forum :-
IntelliTXT is that aggravating underlined text that activates when you mouse
over it.
Natter Room - talk about anything you like BUT no swearing, no fighting,
no sectarianism and be nice please, people who are persistantly rude will
feel my wrath
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Posted: Tue May 22, 2007 9:40 am Post subject: NEW LODGE ROAD
1965
done with OCR, there may be errors
NEW LODGE ROAD
From 66 North Queen Street
to Antrim Road
Dock, B. Belfast (U.K.)
Dock (N. I.)
1 McCollam, H., M.P.S., chmst.
3 Occupied
5 Cromie, J. F., docker
7 Brown, Charles, driver
9 Hughes, Michael
11 Mulholland, Joseph
13-15 St. Malachy’s Boys’ School
—J. Duffin, principal
17 Lavery, John, postman
19 Equity Property Repair Co.
21 O’Neill, Daniel, confctr.
23 Kearney, Miss Annie
25 Kelly, Mrs. Margaret
27 Steele, Daniel, barman
29 Patrickvllle Recreation Club
31 Carson, Charles, labourer
33 Skillen, Bernard, labourer
35 Maguire, John
37 Fitzpatrick, T., labourer
..Here is New Lodge Place.
39 Vacant
41 Hawkins, Patk., labourer
43 Faloon, Mrs. Isabel A.
45 Weir. Francis
47 Logan, Mrs. Annie
49 Roberts, Francis, fitter
..Here is Fountain Street North
51 Steele, Miss Mary H., grocer
53 Hinds, Andrew, baker
55 Bickerstaff, Robert, labourer
57 Killen, Anthony, labourer
59-61 O’Kane, James, publcn.
63 McKnight, Miss Mary, presser
65 Keenan, Mrs. J.
67 Occupied
69 McCaughey, Mrs. Elizabeth
71 Bannon, Mrs. Rose Ann
73 Vacant ground
75 McBurney, G., redleader
77 Fraser, William
79 Woods, Michael
81 Woods, Hugh, seaman
83 Cullen, Mrs. Elizabeth, grcr.
. . Here is Ludlow Street...,
85 Cassidy, Thomas (store)
87 Hughes, Mrs. Rose
89 Tolan, Wm., compositor
91 Walsh, J., dealer
93 Kerrigan, J. P., labourer
95 Rolston. James. labourer
97 McAloran, Hugh, labourer
99-201 Doherty, B. J.
103 Morris. Mrs. Margaret
105 Fitzsimmons, Mrs. Mary
107 Smyth, Mrs. Margt.
109 McMahon, Miss Theresa grocer
..Here is Trainfield Street
111 Simpson, Hugh, fruiterer
113 Keys. James
115 McWilliams, Patrick, driver
117 Connor, James, driver
119 Sweeney, John, breadserver
121 Maxwell, W. H., grocer
..Here is Lepper Street..
Vacant ground
125 Leith, J. H., metal polshr..
127 Una’s, ladies’ hairdressers
129-133 M’Allister, J., car sales
135 McAleese, Joseph, lorry dvr.
137 Occupied
139 M’Laughlln, Mrs. Mary
141 Gannon, John.
143 Downey, Christopher, labr
145 Mezzi, F., supper saloon
147 King, Owen, joiner
149 McKeown, John, labourer
151-153 Vacant ground
155 McPhillips, P. J., labourer
157 Haughey, Patrick, fireman
159 Morrison, Mrs. Kay, fruitr.
161 Holmes, Mrs. Ellen
163 Green, John, electrician
165 Hughes, Miss Bridget
167 Anderson, Mrs. Bridget
169 Duffy, Mrs. Catherine
171 Loughran. J. .1.. dealer
173 Loughran, Patk., asphalter
175-177 Tradepress, printers
..Here is Edlingham Street...
179a Belfast Drama Circle, The
179 McKelyey, Mrs. B., draper
181 McKelvey, Geo., newsagent
183 Johnston, James, lorry dvr
185 Smith, Francis, labourer
187 Rolston, Matthew, upholstr.
189 Murphy. Miss Eileen
191 Black, Mrs. Catherine
193 McKean, Mrs. Annie
195 Kennedy, Mrs. Sarah J.
197 McEvoy, Patk., scaffolder
199 Kerr, J. D., labourer
201 Harvey, Miss Nelly
203 Brown, Miss Violet, cleaner
205 Shaw, Stanley
207 Kerr, Adam, labourer
209-211 McKEE, D., Turf Accountant. T.N.: 74323
213 Caldwell, John, docker
215 McMurray, Mrs. Agnes
217 Flanagan, John, lorry driver
219 Gough, John, grcr. & cnfctr.
Here is Donore Place....
221-223 Vacant
2-6 Lavery, A & F., pawnbrkrs.
8 Vacant
10 WylIe, Henry, labourer
12 Reid, Hugh
14 McKnight, Miss Mary, newsagt
16 Austin, Mrs. R., fancy goods
18 Kelly, P., labourer
20 McLaverty, George
22 Logan, William
24 Connolly, Mrs. Bridget
26 McManus, Miss Bridget, tobacco worker
28 Kennedy, Hugh, labourer
30 Maguire, H., fitter
32 Foy, Mrs. Margaret, confr.
Here is Bruslee Street....
34-36 McHugh, H., grocer
38 McMahon, James, labourer
40 Gillen, Hugh, frenchplshr.
40a Occupied
42 McGurgan,
42a Corr, Arthur
Here is Carntall Street...
44 McCann, Kieran, wine and spirit merchant
46 Millar, Mrs. Rachel
48 KilIen. John. labourer
50 O’Donohoe, Mrs. Mary
52 Hasson, Roderick, MN.
Here is Carnmoney Street...
54 McGovern, Mrs. J,, publican
56 McAloran, Frank
58 Cleary, Mrs. Mary
60 O’Hagan, Patrick, labourer
62 Doherty, Thos. P., publican. TN.: 743534 31
..Here is Pinkerton Street.
64 Kane, William, scrap mrcht
66 Johnston, John, cranedriver
68 Campbell, Mrs. Sarah
70 Martin, James J., labourer
. Here is Duncairn Parade...
Here is Lepper Street..
110 CONNOR, HUGH. Coal Merchant and Carrier. T.N. 744277
112 McAllister, Jas., car dealer
114 Gateway
116 Convery, L., carrier
118 McDonald, Miss Mary
120 Thompson, Miss Rose, stchr
122 Cox, John, carpenter
124 Vacant ground
126 Devlin, Miss Annie, grocer
Here is Burlington Street...
128-130 Hamilton, Mrs. Elizabeth, draper
132 Giffen, Patrick. butcher
Garvey, Misses B. & A.
134 Vacant
136 Morelli, R., ice cream sln.
Here is Arlington Street...
138-144 Vacant ground
146 City Chemists, Ltd., pharmaceutical chemists
148 Torbitt, Francis, grocer
Here is Hartwell Street...
150-134 Cairn Lodge Boys’ Club
Here is Shandon Street...
156 Reynolds, S., lorry driver
138 Megarry, William J.
160 Brown, Win., machinist
162 Bates, Frank, labourer
164 Occupied
.Here is Singleton Street...
166 Martin, Mrs. K., publican
165 Reilly, Edward
170 Dunlop, John, carter
172 Magee, Daniel, dealer
174 McWilliams, P. J., rigger
176 Connolly, Mrs. Bridget
178 Winters, Alex., labourer
Gateway
180 O’Neill, Arthur, labourer
.Here is Donore Street...
186 Alexander, Mrs. Mary E.
188 Wilson, James
190 Lynch, John, & Co., Ltd., publicans
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Posted: Wed Feb 07, 2007 7:50 pm Post subject:
CRAWFORD
Helen's Bay 7 Crawford, R. G. Sharman, Col.
1880
County of Down
a Crawford, Major John Sharman, M.A., T.C.D., Crawfordsburn, Belfast ;
Reform Club, London, S.W.
1861
BELFAST AND COUNTY DOWN RAILWAY
DIRECTORS
Wm. Sharman Crawford, jun., Esq., Crawfordsburn.
1861
BELFAST DISTRICT HOSPITAL FOR THE INSANE POOR
Falls Road.
Established in 1829, for the relief of the insane poor, pursuant to Act of
Parliament.
The district comprehends the Counties of Antrim and Down, and the County of
the Town of Carrickfergus.
The Board of Governors meet the first Monday of every month, at one o'clock,
PM.
No patient can be received without a medical certificate of insanity, and an
affidavit of inability to meet the expenses
of a private asylum. Printed forms may be had at the Hospital, to which all
communications are to be addressed
(post-paid) to the resident physician.
BOARD OF GOVERNORS APPOINTED BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT AND PRIVY COUNCIL OF
IRELAND
Major John Sharman Crawford, J.P.
1861
BANGOR
Bangor, a seaport town in the County of Down, ten miles distant from
Belfast.
The terminus of the County Down Railway at Newtownards is within three miles
and a half from Bangor.
The town is very ancient. It is said the first stone and limestone house
built in Ireland was built in Bangor.
It is stated that Saint Comgall founded an abbey about the middle of the
sixth century, which was burned
in 674 and rebuilt in 1125, by Malachy O'Morgair, then abbott; he also added
an oratory or chapel, of white
stone, from which the place derived the name of Beauchoir, now Bangor,
signifying the "White Church" or "Fair Choir."
Part of the abbey ruins still exist, and the traces of the foundations show
it to have been of great extent.
The town has greatly improved within the last few years; the harbour is good
and commodious - there is a good pier,
a steamboat wharf, and fine beach, well adapted for bathing. Near the beach
are many neat furnished houses and villas,
built for the accommodation of parties visiting this favourite bathing
shore. Two steamers ply between Belfast and Bangor
thrice daily each during the Summer season. The principal hotel, "The
Royal", Mr. Henry McFall's, is in a most agreeable
position, facing the sea, commanding beautiful views of the Lough and of the
County Antrim, on the other side.
These conveniences and attractions, together with hot and cold baths, render
this one of the most agreeable localities
for the Summer season. The vicinity is enriched with several elegant seats.
R. E. Ward, D.L., J.P., part proprietor of the town,
has erected a splendid new castle, in the Elizabethan style of architecture.
It is a superb building, and well worth notice.
The castle is surrounded by an extensive demesne, tastefully planted, and is
contiguous to the town.
Crawfordsburn is the residence of Wm. Sharman Crawford, Esq., D.L., J.P.,
and the splendid seat of Lord Dufferin
is within two miles of the town.
Dispensary (under Medical Charities Act), Catherine Place - Philip C.
Russell, surgeon. The committee of management meet a
the dispensary on the 3rd Monday of the month. Chairman of committee,
William Sharman Crawford, D.L., J.P.; vice chairman,
Mr. John Boyd ; Hon. Sec. Mr. H. McFall ; Hon. assistant secretary, Mr.
McCulloch.
Nobility, Gentry &c.
Crawford, William Sharman, J.P., Crawfordsburn.
1880
Holywood
Clergy, Gentry, Professionals, etc.
Crawford, Arthur Sharman, Ballymenoch House
1861
Wine and Spirit Merchants
Crawford, James, 1 Calender Street.
Crawford, W. & H. Sharman, 14&16 Victoria Chambers.
1861
Commission Merchants and Agents.
Crawford, W. & H. Sharman, 14&15 Victoria Chambers.
1861
Insurance Agents
See also Insurance Companies' Offices.
Crawford, Wm. & H. Sharman, 14&15 Victoria Chambers - London
Assurance, Corporation Fire and Scottish and English Law Life.
1843
County Down
Magistrates
William Sharman Crawford, Esq., M.P., Crawfordsburn, Bangor
John Sharman Crawford, Esq., Crawford's Burn, Bangor.
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Posted: Thu Feb 08, 2007 3:23 pm Post subject:
CARNEY
1880
CASTLE STREET
Castle Place to Mill Street
47. Carney, Geo., upholsterer
1880
Monaghan
Carney, William, publican
1880
Carney, N., hair dresser, 4 Short Strand
SHORT STRAND
Ballymacarrett Road to Albert Bridge Road
4. Carney, Nicholas, hair dresser
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Posted: Thu Feb 08, 2007 8:32 pm Post subject:
COSBY
1923
Urney Street
off Shankill Road
155. Cosby, Isaac, labourer
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Posted: Fri Feb 09, 2007 3:33 pm Post subject:
CHANCELLOR and various spellings
1907
Wilton Street, Lower
5. Chanclor, Thos., labourer
1910
Wilton Street
153. Chaneller, Thos., labourer (great spelling)
Norwood Street
10. Chancellor, Mrs. Ellen
1918
Eastland Street
33. Chancellor, Andw., laboure
1923
Eastland Street
33. Chancellor, Andw., labourer
Norwood Street
10. Chancellor, Mrs. Ellen
1925
Eastland Street
33. Chancellor, Andw., labourer
1930
Eastland Street
33. Chancellor, Andw., labourer
1931
Eastland Street
33. Chancellor, Andw., labourer
Norwood Street
10. Chancellor, Mrs. Ellen
1940
Eastland Street
33. Chancellor, Samuel, labourer
from 1940 to 1948
Wellwood Street
3. Chancellor, Mrs. Ellen
1945
Eastland Street
33. Chancellor, Samuel, labourer
1948
Eastland Street
21. Dillon, Thomas George
33. Chancellor, Samuel, labourer
1949/51/54/59 gone 1965
Wellwood Street
3. Chancellor, Miss Annie
1951
Eastland Street
33. Chancellor, Samuel, labourer
1954
Eastland Street
33. Chancellor, Samuel
1959
Eastland Street
33. Chancellor, Samuel
1960 onwards by email request
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Posted: Fri Feb 09, 2007 3:37 pm Post subject:
COLWELL
1948
in alpha section
Colwell, William, 28 Henry Street
1951
in alpha section
Colwell, William, 28 Henry Street
1954
in alpha section
Colwell, William, 28 Henry Street
Posted: Wed Feb 07, 2007 1:52 pm Post subject: Ulster Covenant
1912
http://www.proni.gov.uk/ulstercovenant/index.html
Most people will already be aware of this site, if you're not, you are in
for a treat. It's probably the site I use most.
Search has a wildcard feature which is excellent as spelling and
transciption errors are quite common.
If searching for a Street say, Spamount Street, try just Spa* and try
variables on the 'a', same with Names, there are a variety of different
spellings on the Covenant, the obvious like Smith/Smyth and Stewart Stuart,
regardless of how your relatives spell their names, try every variation you
can think of, also if you have an address, use the street and then try a *
search with the first few letters of the name and vice-versa.
and its FREE
Have Fun Lennon/Wylie
Posted: Wed Feb 07, 2007 1:52 pm Post subject:
liz
Newbee
Joined: 15 Mar 2007
Posts: 8
Location: west london
Posted: Wed Mar 28, 2007 8:33 pm Post subject:
many thanks Lennon/Wylie for your tips on using this site. I was certain that my
grandfather had signed the covenant and i have been trying for some time to
find him and bingo he came up first time. once again many thanks liz
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Posted: Wed Mar 28, 2007 8:37 pm Post subject:
that's great Liz
I have searched so many times for people until I found the wildcard search,
you think they would make it a bit clearer, its so important once you do
find it.
If you have streets need checked just yell
Posted: Mon Feb 12, 2007 9:13 pm Post subject: KATHLEEN
DONNELLY
If you see this Kathleen, could you send me your new email address Please
FOUND
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Posted: Mon Feb 12, 2007 12:10 am Post subject: Mark all
forums read??
What does that mean? and don't say it means all the forums are read
Posted: Mon Feb 12, 2007 12:10 am Post subject:
eddiec
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Joined: 06 Feb 2007
Posts: 357
Posted: Mon Feb 12, 2007 12:11 am Post subject:
If you select that option it should mark all posts that you havent read yet
as read
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Posted: Mon Feb 12, 2007 12:12 am Post subject:
eddiec wrote:
If you select that option it should mark all posts that you havent read yet
as read
I did and it didn't thats why I wondered what it was, when I click on go
to unanswered posts, they are still unanswered or is that different....?
you know, maybe I will understand it better tomorrow when I'm wide
awake..
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Posted: Mon Feb 12, 2007 2:22 pm Post subject:
Lennon/Wylie wrote:
eddiec wrote:
If you select that option it should mark all posts that you havent read yet
as read
I did and it didn't thats why I wondered what it was, when I click on go
to unanswered posts, they are still unanswered or is that different....?
you know, maybe I will understand it better tomorrow when I'm wide
awake..
patmon
Been here a bit now
Joined: 09 Feb 2007
Posts: 40
Location: Belfast
Posted: Tue Mar 27, 2007 3:16 pm Post subject: Some Soldiers
graves Milltown Cemetery
5480 Rifleman
T, Doughety
Royal Irish Rifles
4th May 1918 Age 35
Sweet Jesus Have Mercy
4958J Sergeant
P McKinney
Northumberland Fusiliers
18 August 1919
1783 Sergeant
J Timmins
Leinster Regiment
29 August 1919
612436 Private
P S Prenter
Connaught Rangers
17th March 1920 Age 26
Merciful Jesus
Have Mercy On Him
M Ward
Donkeyman and Greaser
S.S. "Fort Yale"
1st February 1946 Age 59
Deeply Regretted
By His Wife Mary And Family
May Jesus Have Mercy
RIP
522577 Sergeant
T McCorry
Air Gunner
Royal Air Force
14th November 1941 Age 28
On His Soul
Sweet Jesus Have Mercy
2721586 Guardsman
O. Corrigan
Irish Guard
30th July 1944
P.J.Brennan
Fireman
S.S."Ranger"
12th November 1941 Age 53
Ever Remembered
By His Wife and Familuy
On His Soul
Sweet Jesus Have Mercy
7020081 Rifleman
T.J. Leen
The Royal Ulster Rifles
24th January 1941
7018196 Rifleman
J Hefferlin
The Royal Ulster Rifles
16th March 1941
R122439 Flight Sergeant
R.K.Holmes
Pilot
Royal Canadian Air Force
15th May 1943 age 31
7044339 Corporal
J O'Brien
The Royal Irish Fusilliers
27yh May 1943 age 30
R103006 Warrant Officer 1
J.W.Hoba
Pilot
Royal Canadian Airforce
17th July 1943 age 27
69787 Fusilier
J.Cliford
The Royal Irish Fusiliers
14th December 1945 age 28
3644646 Private
J.Kearney
Royal Army Ordinance Corps
26th May 1945 age 47
In Loving Memory of James
Deeply Regretted
By His Wife and Children
And Other Relatives
Buried in Seaction"B"
Row FG Grave No 45
1305860J Corporal
T. Keane
13058676 Private
J.S.Moore
13058694 Private
J. Osben
Pioneer Corps
5th May 1941
2495 Private
J.Quirk
Leinster Regiment
27th October 1916 Age 19
31787 Private
T.Bradley
10th Reserve Regiment of Calvery
8th December 1916 Age 17
9067 OMR Sergeant
A Hayes
Royal Irish Regiment
6th March 1917 Age 41
Posted: Tue Mar 27, 2007 3:16 pm Post subject:
Lennon/Wylie
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Posted: Tue Mar 27, 2007 5:38 pm Post subject:
Thank you for those Pat
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patmon
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Joined: 09 Feb 2007
Posts: 40
Location: Belfast
Posted: Mon Mar 19, 2007 9:41 pm Post subject: Websites that
may be of use
I recently ordered a death certificate application form from England and
they enclosed a sheet of "USEFUL WEBSITES" thought I would share
some of them with you. Perhaps if not of use, interesting instead.
British On-Line Newspaper Archive
www.uk.olivesoftware.com
Burke's Peerage www.burkes-peerage.net
Genealogical Society of Ireland
www.dun-laoghaire.com/genealogy
General Register Office (Dublin) www.groireland.ie
Irish Family Family Research
www.irishfamilyresearch.co.uk
Irish Genealogical Researach Society www.igrsoc.org
Irish Roots www.irishroots.net
Jewish Genealogical Research Society of Great Britain
WWW.jgsgb.org.uk
Military Records www.mod.uk
National Libraries
www.llgc.org.uk (Wales)
www.nli.ie (Ireland)
www.nls.uk (Scotland)
Oriental & India Office Library www.bl.uk
Old Bailey www.oldbaileyonline.org
Parishes www.british-genealogy.com
Register Of One Name Studies.. www.one-name.org
Society of Genealogists www.sog.org.uk
Scottish Census www.censusfinder.com/scotland.htm
The Family Record Centre www.familyrecords.gov.uk/frc
Workhouses www.workhouses.org.uk
oops sorry Lennon/Wylie meant to post individually
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Posted: Sat Feb 10, 2007 12:48 am Post subject: Just a
thought
I'm getting lost trying to chase round this forum after new posts, ok so
maybe its just me but incase you haven't spotted it yet, clicking on the
'Look-ups' logo at the top of the page gets you back to square one, the
Index Page..
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Posted: Mon Feb 12, 2007 9:18 pm Post subject: Check your
Profile
and your email settings, quite a few people have their email notifications
set at NO, which means if you get a reply to a post, you won't be notified,
Please check that that is what you want, I'm not sure what the default
setting is when you join.
Lennon/Wylie
might be a good idea for all members to check their personal settings, I
know there's quite a long list of options but a few moments spent setting it
to your liking can save time later.
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Posted: Wed Feb 07, 2007 6:06 pm Post subject: and
finally.....
If you do post in the wrong place, don't worry, it's not the end of the
world, email or private message me or one of the other Admins and we will
move it for you
Lennon/Wylie
higgins
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Posts: 2
Posted: Tue Jul 24, 2007 6:40 pm Post subject:
Hi, Greetings from Canada:
I am looking for a few places in or around Bangor. I am trying to track down
the places in which my grandmother lived around Ireland. She had to give my
father up to the Barnardo organization in 1916, due to being badly burned.
Very sad, indeed to lose your son for reasons such as those. Anyway, she
lived in Bangor at two spots: Balloo House, and the Seaside Home of Rest for
Working Girls. I have some info on Balloo House, but not a lot. Does anyone
have anything historical or pertinent that they know or can find out about
those two places?
Is there anyone out there that is going to PRONI, that could look through
the census for me? Would greatly appreciate it! This mystery is one that I
intend to solve, hopefully!!! Greatest plans of mice and men!
God Bless all of you,
Judy
Posted: Tue Jul 24, 2007 6:40 pm Post subject:
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Posted: Wed Jul 25, 2007 9:40 pm Post subject:
Hi Judy, Welcome to the Forum
I can only find one small entry re your query, in the 1910 Street
Directory, it says
Bangor
Seaside Home of Rest opened 1894
it doesn't mention it or Balloo House in later years.
Was there any mention of an address for either in the info you found?
Lennon/Wylie
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Posted: Thu Mar 01, 2007 10:08 pm Post subject: Welcome...
Please Read First...
Do you have any spare time? Would you like to help?
Lennon/Wylie and myself have a lot of stuff that needs transcribing. We are both
busily working on various files for our respective sites but have a lot more
that we could use some help with.
If you are interested register here and let us know.
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Posts: 21
Posted: Tue Apr 24, 2007 11:21 am Post subject:
I'd be interested to see what you have to be done but have another lot I am
[supposedly] doing at the moment.....hopefully after that I could help.
Posted: Tue Apr 24, 2007 11:21 am Post subject:
eddiec
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Posted: Thu Apr 26, 2007 9:02 am Post subject:
Sorry to take so long to get back... busy busy ... will be glad to talk when
you've completed you're current commitment
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Posts: 21
Posted: Thu May 03, 2007 11:43 am Post subject:
C'mom - tell me what you ahve to be done. I won't offer to do it till I
finsihed my other homework - promise! It'll be an incentive.
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Posted: Thu May 03, 2007 3:46 pm Post subject:
Keen as mustard eh I'll send you a PM
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Posted: Tue Nov 06, 2007 1:33 am Post subject:
Ok all finished.
Could I do some minor task to start with?
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Posted: Thu Nov 08, 2007 10:50 pm Post subject:
Hi
Been a bit sicky-bad - not to well for the last few days so only getting
on the forum tonight.
I'll send you a PM.
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Posted: Fri May 25, 2007 8:21 pm Post subject: SINTONVILLE
AVENUE - 1960
1960
Sintonville Avenue
off Upper Newtownards Road
1a. Snodden, Alex., welder
1b. Jamison, Wm. F., directore
1. Upritchard, George, plater
3. Brown, Mrs. Lily
5. Logan, E., missionary
7. Thompson, Hugh, rivetter
9. Higginson, William, plater
11. Halliday, Mrs. Annie
13. Elder, Mrs. Annie
15. Macartney, Jas., electrician
17. Blackmore, Mrs. Isobel, grocer
.....here in Finvoy Street
19. McGruther, Mrs. Mary
21. Welch, David, joiner
23. Rosborough, Miss Matilda
_____
2. Albin, Mrs. Elizabeth
4. McDowell, Miss Lily B.
6. Hewitt, W., electrician
8. Dalgaty, John, labourer
10. McAleese, Miss Margaret
12. Hutchinson, R. E., fitter
14. Morrow, Henry, bus conductor
16. Smiton, James, clerk
18. Stevenson, A., plater
20. Phillips, Thomas, labourer
22. Matthews, P. J., barman
24. Gillespie, Robert, plasterer
26. Shaw, E., house repairer
28. Hodgett, Mrs. Eleanor
30. Shannon, William
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Joined: 26 Feb 2007
Posts: 80
Posted: Tue Apr 10, 2007 11:07 am Post subject: find a grave
www.findagrave.com
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Posted: Fri Feb 09, 2007 1:04 pm Post subject: How to post a
query?
Looking at the lists of Provinces, Counties and Towns, I would need a Town
name to do a look-up as each Town does not have 1 individual alphabetical
list of names, the names are in separate lists of Trades or Nobility or
Clergy, etc. and each of those is alphabetical so a request for a name in a
Province or County would mean hours of searching through each
town.............clear as mud
Posted: Tue Apr 10, 2007 10:12 am Post subject: PRONI
http://www.proni.gov.uk/records/graves.htm
Proni has copies of Graveyard Transcriptions but they are not online
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Posted: Fri Mar 30, 2007 10:31 pm Post subject: Scott - All in
ROH on Eddies News Extracts
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~econnolly/
Ballymena Presbytery
Scott, John, Parkmore, Trooper, N.I.H., Killed in Action, Newtowncrommelin
Scott, James, Portglenone, Private, U.S. Army, Portglenone, First
Scott, Herbert J., Main Street, A.S.C., M.T., Randalstown, Old Congregation
Banbridge Presbytery
Scott, Edward, Seapatrick, Private, 14th Batt. R.I.R., Wounded, Banbridge,
Bannside
Scott, H. Hope, The Manse, Captain, R.A.M.C., Wounded, Banbridge, Bannside
Scott, John, Seapatrick, Private, 14th Batt. R.I.R., Wounded, Banbridge,
Bannside
Scott, Robert, Baliydown, Corporal, 150 Field Co. R.E., Banbridge, Bannside
Belfast Presbytery 1
Scott, Robert James , 66 Queensland Street, Lance-Corporal, 1st R.I. Rifles,
Agnes Street
Scott, William, 30 Coniston Street, Sapper, R.E., Killed in Action, Agnes
Street
Scott, William, 4 Annadale Street, Sergeant, R.I.R., Killed in Action, Agnes
Street
Scott, Samuel, 36 Perth Street, Corporal, M.T. A.S.C., Argyle Place
Scott, William, Captain, D.S.O., M.C., Belmont
Scott, J. P., Midshipman, Belmont
Belfast Presbytery 2
Scott, William, Crossnacreevy, Driver, R.F.A., Castlereagh
Scott, Wm., R.N., Killed in Action, Castleton
Scott, John, M.B., B.A., B.A.O., 39 Bryansburn Road, Bangor, Surgeon
Captain, R.A.M.C., College Square
Scott, George B., 82 Kimberley Street, Corporal, 93rd A. & S.
Highlanders, Cooke Centenary
Scott, Joseph, 138 Ormeau Road, Engineer, H.M.S. Blake, Cooke Centenary
Scott, Robert, 31 Somerset Street, Rifleman, 8th R.I.R., Cooke Centenary
Scott, Wm. J., 12 Pine Street, Sergeant, 14th Batt. R.I.R., Killed, Crescent
Scott, Robert, 3 Charlotte Street, Private, R.I.R., Killed in Action,
Donegall Pass
Scott, Norman, 36 Damascus Street, Private, R. Inn. Fus., Wounded, Donegall
Pass
Scott, Albert, 36 Damascus Street, Private, Donegall Pass
Scott, Fred., 3 Charlotte Street Private, R.I.R., Wounded, Donegall Pass
Scott, Harry, 3 Charlotte Street Private, R.I.R., Wounded, Donegall Pass
Scott, Walter, 3 Charlotte Street, Private, R.I.R., Donegall Pass
Scott, Reginald, 33 Donegall Avenue, Gunner, R.F.A., Wounded, Donegall Road
Scott, John C., 33 Donegall Avenue, Driver, A.S.C., Wounded, Donegall Road
Scott, Thomas, 14 Pandora Street, Stoker, R.N., Donegall Road
Scott, William J., Fisherwick
Scott, Walter, Fisherwick
Scott, Alexander, Fisherwick
Belfast Presbytery 3
Scott, David, 259 Matilda Street, Private, R.M.L.I., Fountainville
Scott, Hamilton, 259 Matilda Street, Sapper, C.E., Fountainville
Scott, Albert, 90 Fitzroy Avenue, Private, R. Inn. Fus. , Great Victoria
Street
Scott, George, 115 Matilda Street, Sapper, R.E., Great Victoria Street
Scott, James H., 107 Britannic Street, Private, P.P.R., Great Victoria
Street
Scott, James H., 108 University Avenue, Lieutenant, Royal Worcs., Great
Victoria Street
Scott, Walter, 18 Botanic Avenue, Lieutenant, R.I.R., Killed in Action,
Great Victoria Street
Scott, James H., 107 Britannic Street, Private, Canadian R.R., Great
Victoria Street
Scott, A., Henderson Avenue, Sergeant, R.I.R., Wounded, Macrory Memorial
Scott, D., Henderson Avenue, Lieut. Commander, R.N., Macrory Memorial
Scott, John, Spamount Street, Private, R.I.R., Wounded, Macrory Memorial
Scott, Andrew, Musgrave Street Barracks , Private, Irish Guards, May Street
Scott, George, 25 Frome Street, Seaman, R.N., Megain Memorial
Scott, James, 25 Frome Street, Private, 8th R.I.R., Megain Memorial
Scott, John, 25 Frome Street, Sapper, R.E., Megain Memorial
Scott, Hugh, 35 Severn Street, Private, 8th R.I.R., Megain Memorial
Scott, Robert J., 71 Island Street, Private, 2nd R.I.R. Killed, Megain
Memorial
Scott, Thomas, 25 Frome Street, Private, Irish Guards, Megain Memorial
Scott, R., Driver, A.S.C., Mountpottinger
Scott, John, 258 Woodstock Road, Pnvate, 2nd R.I.R., Killed in Action,
McQuiston Memorial
Scott, James, 42 Cheviot Avenue, Private Royal Marines, Killed in Action,
McQuiston Memorial
Scott, J. A., 151 Albertbridge Road, Telegraphist, Indian Army, McQuiston
Memorial
Scott, J. J., 9 Isoline Street, Petty Officer, R.N., McQuiston Memorial
Scott, John, 90 Killowen Street Private, 8th R.I.R., Killed in Action,
McQuiston Memorial
Scott, George, 90 Killowen Street, Stoker R.N., McQuiston Memorial
Scott, Jas. N., 225 Holywood Road, Private, Canadians, McQuiston Memorial
Scott, Alex., 146 Argyle Street, R.N., Nelson Memorial
Scott, Samuel L., 146 Argyle Street, Nelson Memorial
Belfast Presbytery 4
Scott, L. G., Miss, Lr. Windsor Avenue, Sister, 3rd Gen. Hosp., Rosemary
Street
Scott, James, Gardiner Street, Private, R.E., Rosemary Street
Scott, Stewart, 65 Aberdeen Street, Rifleman, R.I.R., Died of Wounds,
Shankill Road Mission
Scott, Robert, 180 Sugarfield Street, Shankill Road Mission
Scott, Alex. P., 91 Lawnbrook Avenue, Townsend Street
Scott, John C., 37 Bedeque Street, Corporal, R.E., Killed in Action,
Townsend Street
Scott, A., 37 Comber Street, Private, R.E., Westbourne
Scott, J., 26 Sherwood Street, Lance-Corporal, R.I.R., Westbourne
Scott, S., 8 Duke Street, Private, R.I.R., Westbourne
Scott, Robert, 15 Oregon Street, Private, 2nd Batt. R.I.R., Killed, Woodvale
Park
Scott, Hugh G., 2 Gainsboro' Drive, Private, 90th Winnipeg Rifles, Gassed
twice, Wounded, Killed, York Street
Coleraine Presbytery
Scott, William, Downhill, R.E., Castlerock
Scott, A., Station House, Cadet Sergt., O.T.C., Coleraine, Terrace Row
Scott, W., Station House, Major, Indian Army, Coleraine, Terrace Row
Scott, Alexander, Moyletra, Sergeant, Aust. I.F., Garvagh, Second
Comber Presbytery
Scott, Albert, Comber, 2nd A.M., R.F.C., Comber, First
Scott, William, Comber, Private, 18th R.I.R., Comber, First
Down Presbytery
Scott, David Harden, Station Hill, Lieutenant, R.A.F. M.C., Killed in
Action, Ballynahinch, First
Scott, David L., Carricknaveagh, Private, R.I.R., Boardmills
Scott, Norman A., Carricknaveagh, Private, R.I.R., Wounded, Boardmills
Scott, Joseph, Crossgar, Private, 20th R.I.R., Lissara
Scott, Wm. J., Crossgar, Sergt.-Major, 1st R.I.R. Regt., Lissara
Scott, Fred., Meeting Street, Trooper, N.I.H., Wounded, Dromore, First
Scott, Thomas, Lurganbane, Q.-M. Sergt., M.G.C., Wounded, Dromore, First
Dromore Presbytery
Scott, Thomas, Hilden View, Rifleman, 13th R.I.R., Wounded, Hillhall
Scott, David, Lisburn, Private, Lisburn, Railway Street
Scott, James Herbert, Ballymurphy, Rifleman, 14th R.I.R., Killed in Action,
Loughaghery
Scott, Thomas, Ballymurphy, Driver, Loughaghery
Scott, Henry, Ballycarrickmaddy, Private, 11th R.I.R., Killed in Action,
Magheragall
Dublin Presbytery
Scott, R. T. Millie, Dublin, Captain, M.G.C., Dublin, Adelaide Road
Scott, Leonard, Lr. Sackville Street, 2nd Lieutenant, R.D. Fus., Killed in
Action, Lower Abbey Street
Scott, Geo. W., Bellevue, Clontarf, Lieutenant, R.A., Clontarf
Scott, Robert T. M., 33 Garville Avenue, Lieutenant, Yorkshire Regt.,
Rathgar
Scott, John, Emmett Place, Private, R. Leinster Regt., Wounded, Wexford
Dungannon Presbytery
Scott, Robert, McKee's Terrace, Private, 28th Batt. Of Canada, Killed in
Action, Dungannon, Second
Letterkenny Presbytery
Scott, James, Killydesert, Private, 11th R. In. Fus., Letterkenny, First
Scott, William, Letterkenny, Private, Air Force, Letterkenny, Trinity Church
Limavady Presbytery
Scott, John, Ardmore, Private, R. In. Fus., Wounded, Balteagh
Scott, Andrew, Dungiven, 2nd Lieutenant, R.I.R., Prisoner, Dungiven
Magherafelt Presbytery
Scott, Robert, Magherafelt, Private, N.Z. Ex. Force, Magherafelt, First
Monaghan Presbytery
Scott, Thomas, Tynan, Sergeant, 8th R.I.F., Lislooney
Scott, George, Boghill, Private, R.A.F., Newbliss
Scott, John Wm., Boghill, Private, Tanks, Newbliss
Newry Presbytery
Scott, John, Annalong, Sergeant, R.I.R., Annalong
Scott, Stewart B., Cregans, Private, Can. M.G.C., Mountnorris
Scott, Samuel, Ballinran, Despatch Rider, Killed in Action, Mourne
Scott, Thomas, Ballinran, Cadet, R.A.F., Mourne
Scott, H. T., Caulfield Terrace, 2nd Lieutenant, 5th S. Lancashire, Newry,
First
Scott, J. K., Caulfield Terrace, Sergeant, 13th R.I.R., Newry, First
Scott, Samuel, Bridge Street, Corporal, R.E., Died of Wounds, Newry, First
Scott, James, New Street, A.B. H.M.S., Rifleman, Newry, Downshire Road
Scott, R. J. H., New Street, 2nd Lieutenant, 17th R.I.R., Wounded, Newry,
Downshire Road
Scott, William H., New Street, Private, 17th R.I.R., Prisoner, Newry,
Downshire Road
Omagh Presbytery
Scott, W. Madden, Lisnamallard, Captain, London R.I.F., Wounded, Omagh,
First
Rathfriland Presbytery
Scott, David, Ballyward, Lance-Corporal, E. Lanc. Regt., Wounded, lung taken
out, Ballyroney
Scott, George, Ballyward, Rifleman, R.I.R. Wounded, Ballyroney
Scott, John A., Ballyward, Lance-Corporal, R.I.R., Died U.V.F. Hosp.,
Ballyroney
Scott, William, Aughnavallog, Private, R.I.R., Killed in Action, Brookvale
Scott, George, Ballyward, Private, R.I.R., Wounded, Drumlee
Route Presbytery
Scott, Robert W., Meetinghouse Street, Trooper, Royal Horse Guards, Killed
in Action, Ballymoney, Trinity Church
Scott, Tom, Lower Maddykeel, Rifleman, N.T.R.B., Finvoy
Templepatrick Presbytery
Scott, Jack, Ashville, Trooper, N.I.H., Antrim, First
Scott, James, Australia, Private, Australian Army, Antrim, First
Scott, Harry M., Glen Oak, Lieutenant, R.N.V.R, Cumlin
Tyrone Presbytery
Scott, Samuel J. J., James Street , Operator, Marconi Wireless R.N.,
Cookstown, First
Scott, William, Tullycall, Private, R. In. Fus., Cookstown, Third
United Free Church
Scott, Alexander, 21 Stranmillis Gardens, Driver, Motor Service, Wounded,
Belfast UFC
Scott, John, 21 Stranmillis Gardens, Corporal, Cana, Canadian Army, Wounded,
Belfast UFC
Scott, William, 21 Stranmillis Gardens, Private, Canadian Army, Wounded,
Belfast UFC
Sons of Manse
Scott, Harold H., Captain, R.A.M.C., 9th Lancs, Late Rev. James Scott,
Banbridge, Wounded in Action
Scott, Norman, A.M.I., R.A.F., Rev. Richard Scott, Ennis
Ards Presbytery
Scott, Chas. B., Ballywalter, Private, Can. F.A., Ballywalter, First
Scott, Geo. B., 9 Bingham Street, Corporal, R.A.F., Bangor, First
Scott, Harden, Station Ho., B'hinch, Lieutenant, R.F.C., M.C. Killed in
Action, Bangor, First
Scott, John, Bryansburn Road, Captain, R.A.M.C., Bangor, First
Scott, Wm., Croft Street, R.N., Killed in Action, Bangor, First
Scott, Daniel, Bingham Street, Private, P.P Can. L. Inft., Killed in Action,
Bangor, First
Scott, Wm., Bryansburn Road, Lieutenant, 52nd Sikhs F.F., Bangor, First
Scott, David, 21 Crosby Street, Private, 16th R.I.R., Prisoner of War,
Bangor, Trinity
Scott, J. A., Newtownards, Trooper, N.I. Horse, Newtownards, First
Scott, Robert, Newtownards, Private, 4th Canadians , Newtownards, First
Scott, Samuel, Newtownards, Saddler, 1st Canadians, Newtownards, First
Scott, William, 69 South Street, Private, 1st S.A. Inf., Wounded,
Newtownards, First
Scott, David, 92 Mill Street, Rifleman, 3rd R.I. Rifles, Newtownards,
Greenwell Street
Athlone Presbytery
Scott, Norman, The Manse, Ennis, Sergeant, R.A.F., Ennis
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drumnadonaghy
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Location: Co. Antrim, N. Ireland
Posted: Mon Apr 23, 2007 12:12 pm Post subject: Drumnadonaghy
Hi Eddie,
Just so u dont forget about me, still waitin' on some transcibing to do, I
am getting impatient, just itching to help you and Lennon/Wylie. Cheers for now.
Posted: Mon Apr 23, 2007 12:12 pm Post subject:
eddiec
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Posted: Mon Apr 23, 2007 7:21 pm Post subject:
OK... you asked for it... I'll send you a link by PM where you can find some
images...
drumnadonaghy
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Posts: 71
Location: Co. Antrim, N. Ireland
Posted: Tue Apr 24, 2007 7:39 am Post subject:
foolish me
Have just had a wee peep this morning, will get back to it later and have a
perusal, then Mr Eddie, you can expect numerous queries You will have to be
gentle with me, after all, this is my first time........transcribin' of
course, better get my good specs on. Cheers for now. Drum
drumnadonaghy
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Posts: 71
Location: Co. Antrim, N. Ireland
Posted: Fri Apr 27, 2007 9:48 am Post subject:
Hi Eddie,
Jus lettin' u know have sent Word doc for ur perusal, hope Yahoo is up and
running again. I will await your reply b4 I do any more. Cheers for now Drum
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Posted: Fri Apr 27, 2007 3:54 pm Post subject:
Excellent... and Yahoo sorted itself out agin
Posted: Tue Aug 21, 2007 3:15 pm Post subject: WAITING ON A
LOOKUP?
Sorry people, I'm a bit behind with my lookups, my mums been in hospital the
past 2 weeks and I've also been 'trying' to paint my hallway, unsuccessfully
(I'm hoping stripped walls come back in fashion soon) I will get back on top
of things by this weekend, please bear with me
Thank you
Lennon/Wylie
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Posted: Tue Aug 21, 2007 3:15 pm Post subject:
Lennon/Wylie
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Posted: Wed Aug 29, 2007 6:32 pm Post subject:
UPDATE - still no paint on the walls and mum is still in hospital
Anyone waiting on a lookup, please email me and remind me, the design of
this forum means I can sometimes miss a post if it is replied to by other
than myself as it doesn't show in the "unanswered posts" and also
I tend to miss the "posts since last visit" facility as my country
broad band drops out, usually when I have just entered the forum, hence, by
the time I reconnect and sign back in, I've lost the "since" part
of that theory.
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Posted: Fri Sep 07, 2007 6:33 pm Post subject:
UPDATE - still no paint, still no life and very few look-ups done, Mum is
home from hospital and I am up to my neck, I am very very sorry if you are
waiting for a look-up, I have a few here that were posted within the past
week but if you posted something prior to that and I haven't
answered...........could you send me an email or pm and remind me please? If
you could send the link to the page that you posted your query that would be
very helpful thank you.
Lennon/Wylie
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Posted: Wed Oct 17, 2007 6:48 pm Post subject:
I will try and get my head round all this at the weekend, I need a PA
any volunteers?
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Posted: Fri Dec 07, 2007 8:28 am Post subject: 6th and 7th
December
Apologies to the 2 new members who had to wait so long to get their
memberships activated.
Another long down time last night, I have no idea whats going on, there
was no warning.
I've emailed another free forum provider to see if we can move intact to
their site, bear with me people.
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Posted: Mon Dec 10, 2007 8:31 pm Post subject: 10th
apologies for being slow with some look-ups......
I will catch up asap
Lennon/Wylie
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Joined: 17 Feb 2007
Posts: 7
Posted: Mon Mar 05, 2007 9:58 pm Post subject: transcribing
assistance
Wonderful web site. I am available to help transcribe info as required. I am
63, live in Manitoba, Canada. along with cousins we are researching,
Mitchell, McDowell, Esler, Green, Telford.
I was born in Lisburn 1944, emigrated to Canada in 1958. Retired 2000
I look forward to hearing from you
Bob
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eddiec
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Posted: Mon Mar 05, 2007 11:15 pm Post subject:
Hi Bob
Welcome to the forum I hope that you enjoy the craic!
Thanks for the offer of help... it is much appreciated. We're working on
getting some of
Lennon/Wylie's stuff digitised but in the meantime I'll PM you with
some bits you might like to try
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Posted: Tue May 15, 2007 7:41 am Post subject: NVTV -
Shankill Graveyard
watch online a local programme about the Shankill Garden of Rest
http://video.google.co.uk/videoplay?docid=1723053882342404393 DEAD LINK
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Posted: Mon Feb 26, 2007 10:00 pm Post subject:
Hi Wendl Welcome
I Googled that, it seems a really neat prog., has lots and lots of dif.
features, I like the DNA thing, seems that's getting more popular nowadays,
I'm trying to get my brother to do it but I think he thinks it involves a
needle *chuckles, I spose I should tell him it doesn't or maybe not
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Wendl
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Location: Ontario, Canada
Posted: Tue Feb 27, 2007 11:50 am Post subject:
Hiya Lennon/Wylie....
Congratulations on your site...I'm sure you will have much success...and
thanks for the welcome!!! I've found Legacy is really easy to use...and I'm
pleased with the reports I can generate....
all the best
Wendy
btrew
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Posts: 4
Posted: Thu May 03, 2007 6:44 am Post subject:
I use Legacy and love it... it is so multi-layered and full-featured that I
find it "grows" with my skill level.
The other benefit is that they offer a free version that is fully
functional and about 60% of the features of Deluxe version.
Well worth it in my books.
mandy
Been here a bit now
Joined: 22 Apr 2007
Posts: 54
Location: Antrim
Posted: Tue May 15, 2007 10:29 pm Post subject:
I use Ancestry.co.uk the good thing is its all set up for you and easy to
use and also you can find other people researching the same tree as yours
and gather info. I only started it because my maternal grandfather was from
Yarmouth and it was easy. Wouldn't it be great if we had the same records
here? Sigh.....heaven
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Posted: Mon Mar 26, 2007 2:14 pm Post subject: Cassells etc
moved by Lennon/Wylie - Original post by sunnyhill
Posted: 11 Feb 2007 01:09 pm Post subject:
I am interested in the following surnames:
From Counties Armagh, Down and Antrim in Ireland: Cassells / Castles,
Hayes, McBride, Hanna, Turkington, Campbell, Nelson and Salters.
From Counties Dublin and Mayo: Layng, Kelly, Wilson and Ruxton.
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Posted: Mon Mar 26, 2007 2:14 pm Post subject:
sunnyhill
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Posted: Fri Jun 08, 2007 2:08 pm Post subject:
My cousin has done a brilliant job in transferring our family tree onto the
Ancestry.com site - it is named the Taylor Family File.
Our Cassells and Castles rels are listed in the index:
http://trees.ancestry.com/pt/listview.aspx?tid=1879344&ln=C&pn=2&tt=557&tp=6&r=100
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Posted: Sun Mar 11, 2007 3:39 pm Post subject: 1941 Antrim
and Derry Year Book
The front section of the book has facts from the past ie.
1st January 1902 - Thomas Templeton, killed by falling from cliff at
Portrush.
2nd January 1581 - Archbishop Ussher born.
3rd January 1896 - Mrs. Millar, Long Commons, drowned at Coleraine.
4th January 1843 - Paupers first admitted to Ballycastle Workhouse.
as soon as I finish my current project I will start these, they are very
interesting
I have :-
1941 - Online here http://www.lennonwylie.co.uk/DAYB1941.htm
1943
1951
1954
1955
1973
1976
1977
1983
An Example of the Index of each book :-
1941
Advertisements
Algerine Invasion of Ireland Page 20
A Remarkable Highlander Page 35
Ancient Instruments of Torture Page 44
Art of Dentistry Page 49
Armoy Round Tower Page 51
Buttons Page 34
Butter's First Cousin Page 35
Black Hole of Calcutta Page 29 (my father was in it)
Bowls Forbidden Page 47
Calendar Page 9
Carnegie Hero Fund Page 9
Cromwell's Bridge at Glengariff Page 16
Clerk Buried in Bank Page 17
Curious Wagers Page 18
"Cutting the Churn" Page 30
Coaching Days Page 40
Children of Aged Parents Page 40
Country Wit and Wisdom Page 52
County and Rurals Councils and Boards of Guardians Page 57
Death of Earl of Kildare PAge 10
Discovery of America Page 15
Discontinuance of Torture Page 48
Directory of Towns and Villages Page 73
Easter and Whit Sunday Page 12
Esquire Page 21
Ecclesiastical Page 65
Famous Persons Page 25
Famous Military Messages Page 47
Grim Humour Page 13
"Good-Bye" 20
General Markets Page 24
"Going Back" Page 34
Great Soldiers Page 51
Horn Snake Page 19
Half-Holidays Page 23
Jewish Sabbath Page 47
James II and the Church of Donore Page 50
Lettered Stone Page 39
Moon Phases Page 21
Modern Names of Regiments Page 46
Northern Lights Page 14
Northern Ireland Parliament Page 54
Origin of the British Museum Page 24
Old Wooden Bridges Page 33
Principal Fairs for 1941 Page 22
"Poor Robbin's Ollminick" Page 36
Patrons For All Page 36
Popular Pastimes Page 48
Punishment in Old Times Page 49
Petty Sessions Districts Page 60
Quackery in Olden Times Page 46
Quarter Sessions Page 106
Royal Touch Page 32
Robinson Crusoe Page 39
Royal and Ancient Game Page 45
Records Page 37
Some Ulster Proverbs Page 28
Speakers of English Page 37
Shamrock and Leek Page 38
Sour Milk Page 45
The Ulster Scot Page 11
The British Empire Page 19
The World's Greatest Page 26
The Bronte Sisters Page 49
Ulster Words and Phrases Page 41
Universities Page 43
United States of America Page 37
Value of a Long Psalm Page 72
World Population Page 12
"We Have Been" Page 31
PICTURES
The page numbers are for my benefit, I will start transcibing these books
after I finish what I'm doing at the moment. They are full of photos or
weddings, soldiers, regts., birthday people, one 107 years old and really
quirky items of interest.
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eastender
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Posts: 105
Location: Canada
Posted: Mon Apr 09, 2007 5:20 am Post subject: Photos of
County Down
Here are some interesting links showing some great views of County Down
towns, events and landmarks.
http://www.yorick.plus.com/photoalbums/DownWeb/FrameSet.htm DEAD LINK
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Betty Boo
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Posted: Thu Nov 22, 2007 4:07 am Post subject:
I can't get this link to work!!
Betty
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Posted: Thu Nov 22, 2007 11:19 pm Post subject:
I checked the link there now and it seems the yorick.plus server is down (or
gone )
I did a bit of a search and found many other links to the areas of the
site showing it had photos from a lot of areas especially North Down.
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Posted: Sat Mar 03, 2007 7:34 pm Post subject: UK National
Archives
The National Archives in London have a wealth of information on researching
your both family and military history.
Service Records for the First World War is a good place to start for all
services in The Great War
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Posted: Sun Mar 04, 2007 2:49 pm Post subject: Coleraine
Soldiers WW2
http://coleraine-battery.tripod.com/index.htm
Lots of images, be patient
This web site will present the social history of The Coleraine Battery
from 1939 to 1945. The Coleraine Battery was a Light Anti Aircraft Unit of
200 volunteers raised to meet the threat of the German Blitzkrieg Attacks
during WWII. In 1946, one year after the defeat of the Axis powers in
Europe, the Battery was disbanded. The following pages will discuss the
exploits of the volunteers as they fought their way through Scotland, Egypt,
Libya, The Western Desert, France, Belgium, Holland, Germany and Italy. This
history will also be illustrated with photographs taken during the war by
the veterans.
cheryl2162
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Location: canada
Posted: Wed Sep 26, 2007 2:31 pm Post subject:
STURGEON/CALVERT/DOAK--
HELLO THERE! I'M LOOKING FOR INFO FOR MY GREAT GRANDMA ELIZABETH (LIZZIE)
STURGEON. ALL THE INFORMATION THAT I HAVE IS BELOW. I WOULD LIKE TO FIND OUT
HER MOM'S NAME (THE *UNKNOWN CALVERT* THAT IS LISTED) AND ALSO HER CORRECT
BIRTHDATE IF THAT IS POSSIBLE. I HAVE LOOKED AT A NUMBER OF WEBSITES AND
HAVE HAD A COUPLE OF RESPONSES FROM OTHER POSTINGS I HAVE MADE. I DO, NOW,
HAVE ALOT MORE INFORMATION THAN I HAD A YEAR AGO WHEN I FIRST STARTED THIS
"QUEST"!! AND I HAVE ALSO BEEN IN CONTACT WITH SOME VERY DISTANT
RELATIVES!!
ANYWAY HERE IS MY INFO SUCH AS IT IS:
WILLIAM STURGEON was born in Ireland. He married ANNE DOAK. She was born
in Ireland.
Residence: Lived in Ballydougan near Lurgan & Portadown, County Armagh,
Ireland.
Children of WILLIAM STURGEON and ANNE DOAK are:
DAVID STURGEON, born 1855 in Ireland.
JOHN STURGEON.
MARY STURGEON.
SOLOMON STURGEON.
ARME STURGEON.
WILLIAM STURGEON.
ESTHER STURGEON.
JOSEPH STURGEON.
JAMES STURGEON, born Oct 10, 1851 in IRELAND.
BETTY JANE STURGEON.
DAVID STURGEON (WILLIAM) was born 1855 in Ireland. He married (1)
*unknown CALVERT*.
He married (2) MARY MCMORRAN Abt. 1896. She was born 1869.
Child of DAVID STURGEON and *unknown CALVERT* is:
ELIZABETH STURGEON, born Nov 13, 1883 in Ballynagarrick, near Lurgan, County
Armagh, N Ireland; died Jan 04, 1959 in Toronto.
Children of DAVID STURGEON and MARY MCMORRAN are:
WILLIAM JOHN STURGEON, born 1900.
MARY ELLEN STURGEON, born 1903.
JOSEPH STURGEON, born 1907.
I HAVE INCLUDED THE CHILDREN FROM THE SECOND MARRIAGE AS A REFERENCE. THE
MOST IMPORTANT THING TO ME IS TO FIND MY GREAT GREAT GRANDMA'S NAME. I DON'T
LIKE TO SEE PEOPLE LEFT NAMELESS OR ALONE, I PREFER TO "KNOW" HER
BY HER NAME. THANKS FOR HAVING A LOOK AT MY INFO.....CHERYL.
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Posted: Wed Sep 26, 2007 6:14 pm Post subject:
Hi Cheryl Welcome to the Forum
I hope you get some replies re your mystery Calvert, no joy with
Elizabeth Sturgeon's birth certificate and her mother's first name?
Lennon/Wylie
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Posted: Thu Sep 27, 2007 11:08 am Post subject:
As you have Elizabeths name, Date of birth and Fathers name you should be
able to get the birth certificate with that missing name from either
General Register Office in Belfast http://www.groni.gov.uk/index.htm
General Register Office in Dublin http://www.groireland.ie/
or through your local LDS Family History Center http://www.familysearch.org/Eng/Library/FHC/frameset_fhc.asp
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