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so many different names, not convinced these all belong together
but, you never know so keeping them together
in alphabetical order (roughly)
        
Hazel and Willow, Henry Frowde and Hodder & Stoughton, London
        
     
 
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1) Robert/ John Hill - Bible Reading Association: May 1906; April 1906;
November 1905 - William Hill, Ballycor? Ballyclare, Co. Antrim, Ireland
2) Sessoms, 1305 Gay Street, Rocky Mount, N.C. - Mr. and Mrs. Hughes & Miss
Caskey, 69 Locksley Park, Finaghy, Belfast
3) If we knew.
4) Christmas from Kathleen, Brian & Paula
        
Kay's Home Doctor & Almanack 1920 with the Compliments of C. B. Jones,
M.P.S., Pharmaceutical Chemist, 41 Cromac Street, Belfast - CONTENTS:
Almanack and Medical Dictionary; Sick-room Dietary; Poultices; Inhalations;
Sick-room Don'ts; How to mend breakages; Flies and Summer Cholera; Rats and
Mice. (continued below)
     
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1) pressed leaves and a fern with foil, maybe from a boutonniére
(buttonhole)
2) 17th September 1948 Mr. Love - W. E. Vine
3) 2nd July 1914 Mackay's Patent Ventilators, Cousland & Mackay, 118
Kent Road, Glasgow
 
Lady Craig's Bazaar in Aid of the Samaritan Hospital Re-Building Fund.
December 1926
The Modern Book of Recipes and Household Hints Compiled by M. A. Campbell -
Wm. Sweeney, Printer, Belfast
        
        
        
 
 
 
 
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1) Christmas from Mr. & Mrs. C. M. Butler to Mrs. MacVea & John
2) British Medical Association to Dr. E. W. Magill, 597 Oldpark Road,
Belfast
3) ink drawing of a ship P. Magill - doodles
4) Christmas Herbie & Mabel Magill (Cushendun)
5) Christmas 1932 from Frances McCabe, Ballinamallard
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1) Postmark Ballymena? to Mr. William McClintock, Hall Street N.S., Maghera,
Co. Londonderry - Mr. William McClintock, Ballygarvey, Ballymena, Co. Antrim
- 18th February 1920 Postmark Bally? Mr. Wm. McClintock, Hall Street N.S.;
Maghera, Co. Derry
2) 25th July 1913 Presbyterian Health Insurance Society, Church House,
Howard Street, Belfast, Mr. C. Tennant, Broughshane, Mr. Robt. McClintock,
Ballygarvey, Ballymena
3) MARRIAGES: Miss Constance Hendry, Ballygarvey to Mr. Samuel Surgenor,
Galgorm Parks, on Thursday 30th November - DEATHS: Mrs. Constance Surgenor,
Ballygarvey, died 11th October 1946 Aged 17 years 10 months
4) 28th October 1919 Training College, Marlborough Street, Dublin, Dear Mr.
McClintock, I enclose a testimonial and hope it may serve your purpose.
Wishing you all success, and with ? regards, I am very sincerely yours Jno.
Bell
5) National Health Insurance Contribution Card to 13th July 1913
McClintock, Jane, Ballygarvey, Ballymena
         
Blank Exercise Book William McClintock, Ballymena
         
June 1917 The Ballymena Academy Public Examination
Results 1917 Principal W. A. Fullerton, B.A. Ballygarvey, Ballymena
(CLICK images for extensive list of names)
     
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1) Memorandum from S. Kirkpatrick, Inspector of National Schools at Belfast
21st March 1929 to Prin. Teacher, Templepatrick (1) Dear Mr. McClintock,
Please have Miss Violet Nesbitt present on Tuesday 26th inst at 2 p.m. for
test in practice of teaching. I am writing to Miss Stewart to be present at
the same time.
2) William McClintock 11 - Scientific Material
end of McClintock collection
3) 1888? Postmark Melbourne to John McFarland, Esq., Care Messrs. McCrea &
McFarland, Donnegall Street, Belfast, Ireland near (Rosetta)
4) The Maze Newsagency, 84 Dunraven Avenue, Belfast. Wall's Ice Cream
  
   
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1) Rose W. McKay - Margretta McKay, Ballintoy P.R. N.S. School
2) Recollections of my Visitations in a Hospital ward in Belfast, N. Ireland
by R. McKeown
3) Hughes's Civil Service Series, The Metric System 1910
Northern Ireland District Military (Torchlight) Tattoo
1927
        
       
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1) Belfast City Tramways
2) N.I.R.T.B.
3) W. Milliken, 93 Bay???, Irish Quarter, ??? 1/11/40
4) St. Nicholas Church, Carrickfergus The Joy of Easter, George Chamberlain,
The Rector of Carrickfergus 1886-1908 - 1st January 1932 J. C. Rutherford,
Rector
5) Family Register: William Milliken and Catherine Christina Milliken
married 9th December 1898 Joymount Presbyterian Church, Carrickfergus.
Births: Robert Milliken born 3rd November 1899; William
McDowell Milliken born 30th August 1901; Christina Milliken born 10th
July 1904; Thomas Milliken born 23rd December 1906; Elizabeth
Milliken born October 18th, 1908; John Milliken born April 12th, 1911;
Alexander Milliken born September 10th, 1912; Mary Jane Milliken born
January 8th, 1916. Deaths: Christina Milliken died 13th
October 1905 & was buried in St. Nicholas on Sunday 15th October 1905;
William Milliken Father died 16th July 1924 & was buried in Victoria
Cementary on 18th July. Thy will be done.
  
 
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1) no sign of the 1st page - ... today we are getting a new second who he is
I don't know. Well Mother I hope your foot is nearly alright again, watch it
what ever you do, did Maisie get the penny from Rob that she paid on the
card she not soft. Well Mother I haven't much to say at present hoping to
hear from you soon again. I will now close from your ever loving son Willie
to Mother with love x x x x P.S. I will write from Bray all being well
so goodbye till we meet again. Willie to Mother x x x
2) 6th May 1918 Infantry Record Office Island Bridge, Dublin -
Sir, I regret to have to inform you that a report has this day been received
from the War Office to the effect that (No.) 18/1505 (Rank) Rfn.
(Name) Robt. Milliken (Regiment) 12th Bn. Royal Irish Rifles was
*posted as "missing" after the engagement at The Front on the 26/3/18.
Should he subsequently rejoin, or any other information be received
concerning him, such information will be at once communicated to you. I am,
Sir, Your obedient Servant, Wm. Cooney? to Mr. Wm. Milliken, Divis Street,
Carrickfergus - The report that he is missing does not necessarily mean that
he has been killed, as he may be a prisoner of war or temporarily separated
from his regiment. Official reports that men are prisoners of war take
some time to reach this country, and if he has been captured by the enemy it
is probable that unofficial news will reach you first. In that case, I am to
ask you to forward any letter received at once to this Office, and it will
be returned to you as soon as possible. 4th September 1928
War Badge awarded to William Milligan late No. WR 310892 Inland Waterways &
Docks R.E. for "Services Rendered" in H.M.'s Military Forces since 4th
August 1914. Station: London Captain Noel? Kinnon?
3) back of a newspaper clipping
4) 18th October 1930 Miss M. Milliken, Davys Street, Carrickfergus, Co.
Antrim from the Rev. W. J. Parry, Lambeg Rectory, Lisburn - Congratulations
to you on your success in the P??? Medal Examination, all good wishes to
your Mother & all in your house. yrs. sincerely ?? (Parry)
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1) Bennets Chosen Few L.O.L. 553
2) Death of Mr. S. Millikin. Well-Known E. Antrim Resident - The death
took place somewhat suddenly, on Tuesday, following a heart attack, of Mr.
Samuel Millikin, at his residence, Scout Bush, Carrickfergus. The
deceased gentleman, who was a well-known farmer and successful cattle
dealer, was in his sixty-third year, and was held in great esteem by a wide
circle of friends. Deep sympathy will be extended to his widow and five
sons, the eldest of whom is the popular sprinter, Mr. J. S. Millikin, a
director and Ulster representative of Messrs. J. Bamber & Co., wholesale
boot and leather merchants. The eldest son of Mr. Millikin, Lieut. James
Millikin, served with the Royal Irish Rifles (attached Royal Air Force) in
the great war, and lost his life as the result of an aeroplane accident
shortly after the Armistice. A brother of deceased, Mr. James Millikin,
has been for a long time connected with the head office of the Northern
Banking Co. Ltd. Of his sisters, one is the wife of Mr. Andrew
Alexander, superintendent of rates, Belfast Corporation; another is the
widow of Mr. James Alexander, solicitor; and the third is wife of Mr.
William J. Ferguson, "Oakmount," Holestone, Doagh. The late Mr. S.
Millikin always manifested a great interest in healthy outdoor sport and was
for a long period closely associated with the East Antrim Harriers. In
politics he was a strong Unionist. He was a member of the Joymount
Presbyterian Church; and as a Freemason was P.M.? of Straid Lodge, 276.
- Part article .. personality, charm and friendliness. Mrs. J.
W. Haughton, Cullybackey, the newly-appointed county secretary, was Brown
Owl of 1st Hillmount Pack, and is an energetic Guider, so that Mrs. Anderson
is leaving her work in capable hands.
3) 23935 Old Faithful B.F.?
4) The Scripture Union Carrickfergus Branch Member's Card, Lizzie Milliken,
January 1922, Thos. W. Boyd, "Fitzroy"
5) Parish Church, Carrickfergus, W. J. Milliken & Miss Milliken,
Communicants' Roll, Harvest Festival 27th October 1929
6) Woodburn Ivy Leaf R.B.P. 17 Encamped at Woodburn - 42 Irish Quarter
South, Carrickfergus - Sir K. William Milliken, 93 Irish Quarter South,
Carrickfergus - Dear Sir K. x Brother at Saturday evening's meeting of
above, it was proposed, seconded and passed, unanimously that you have been
honoured by being voted as a privalage Member of the above preceptory. I am
pleased to be able to write and inform you accordingly and to assure you of
a cordial welcome at any time you feel well enough to attend any of our
meeting. Yours Fraternally J. Milliken, Registary
 
only words I can make out on the back are "Family
Photograph" maybe Hill and All brothers? ???
 
   
 
 
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1) half of the document, both sides - .. of Attestation, William Milligan,
Davis Street, Carrickfergus, Royal Engineers 1 W.T.S., Yes, 47
years, ?Harry, Yes, No ???? Sergt. De Lancey, R.E. 1 W.T.S.
3rd March 1917 G. Farrell Lieut.
2) Alex. Milliken 1933-1934 Church of Ireland Calendar for use in Sunday
Schools, and Syllabus of religious Instruction in Primary Day Schools
3) 24th February 1924 ? Court, Carrickfergus - (tricky hand-writing) B 1085
Special Constable Robert Milliken joined the B Specials on the 30 Oct. [23 -
previously he joined the 11 (S) Batt (S) R. I. Rifles in
January 1915 & served with them during the course of the war, was taken
prisoner in 1918 & then demobilised. He rejoined the 2nd Batt. R. I. Rifles
in February [19 & served with them in Egypt & ? and discharged in February
[23. This can be verified from his discharge? papers which I understand are
in your possession - What I have seen? & heard of him is that he is a decent
quiet man and has attended to his duties as a B Special in every way
satisfactorily - & would be a good man for the R.U.C.? ? ? Capt. N.I.Rls.?
Commander to District Inspector, Larne?
4) Central Benefits Branch, Castle Grounds, Stormont, Belfast Mr. W.
Milliken - Sickness Benefit 14.4.60
 
   
 
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1) St. Nicholas' Parish Church, Carrickfergus 31st July 1928
2) North of Ireland Keswick Convention Portstewart June 20th - 27th 1948
3) St. Nicholas' Church, Carrickfergus Christmas 25th December
1933 J. C. Rutherford, Canon
4) My Carmenita by Ricardo Duromo; Jack Howard and his Royal Opera House
Dance Band
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1) 11th May 1942 The National Farmers' Union Mutual Insurance Society Ltd. -
J. Morrow, Esq., Ballycarrgannon, Lisburn, Co. Antrim
2) O.H.M.S. James Morrow, Esq., Drumreagh, Ballygowan, Belfast
Ministry of Agriculture, 32 Hopefield Avenue, Belfast 23rd April 1948
3) 1947 O.H.M.S. Active Service Army Privilege Envelope - James Morrow,
Esq., Drumreagh, Ballygowan, Belfast, Ministry of Agriculture, 32 Hopefield
Avenue, Belfast 27th June 1947
        
Vera Morrow 1st Prize Standard VII - Poems
for Pleasure Ella W. Wilcox
        
        
        
        
     
 
 
  
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1) Else Poulsen; Madge Prior; Britannia; Mick T. Gouchoult; Alice Amos; Wily
Den Ouden
2) Loads of Luck Christmas from Nellie with love
3) Christmas from Violet Nesbitt, Bowtown, Templepatrick
4) 16th January 191? Mr. S. Nesbitt Potts & Houston,
Ltd. - 19th December 191? Mr. Saml. Nesbitt to James Watson, Royal
Avenue Plumbing Works, 5 Union Street, Belfast - November 1911
5) Ormeau Municipal Elections 1920 - W. F. Coates; Wm. Lorimer; W. J. Price;
John W. T. Watters; J. C. White; J. D. Williamson
 
   
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1) 9th May, 1940 The British Weekly Ireland PRESBYTERIAN: Mr.
and Mrs. S. R. Henry, Portstewart, on celebrating their golden wedding,
received messages of congratulation from his Grace the Governor and Viscount
Craigavon. Mr. Henry is a member of kirk session in Portstewart Church and
has been largely responsible for the development of the town from a modest
fishing village to one of the most popular seaside resorts in Ulster.
In Fisherwick Church, a memorial window, the gift of the Bulloch family, was
dedicated by Rev. Dr. John Waddell, in memory of the late Mr. Alexander
Bulloch, J.P. The family was not represented owing to the news just
received that Flight-Lieutenant Anthony Bulloch, son of Mr. John L. Bulloch,
was missing. The kirk session of Rosemary Street Church, Belfast,
entertained Rev. G. D. Erskine, B.D., and Mrs. Erskine, to a complimentary
luncheon in the war memorial hostel, to mark their silver wedding and the
completion of Mr. Erskine's ten years' ministry in Rosemary Street. A
troop flag, given by an anonymous donor to 1st Bangor Scout Group, in memory
of assistant scout-master Stewart Templeton, was dedicated by Rev. W. G.
Wimperis at a service in Trinity Church, Bangor. Mr. Templeton was the
victim of a black-out cycling accident last January. DEATHS - Mr. J.
K. Christie, Knockbreda Park, a valued member of Newtownbreda Church and a
generous contributor to its funds -- Mr. A. J. W. Christie, J.P., of
Portrush congregation. -- Mrs. W. J. Holley, Portstewart, had a life-long
connection with New Row, Coleraine. -- Mr. Robert Fulton, a member of kirk
session and superintendent of Sabbath school in Dunluce. -- Major S. M.
Kinghan, youngest son of the late Rev. John Kinghan, and grandson of the
late Rev. Richard Dill. His father was founder of the Kinghan Mission for
the Deaf and Dumb, of which Major Kingham was co-convener. He was connected
latterly with Belmont congregation. METHODIST: Mr. and Mrs. C. W.
Gordon, Londonderry, celebrated their golden wedding on 29th ult. Mr. Gordon
was responsible for the organisation of the local branch of the U.S.P.C.C.,
and has been its hon. secretary for 45 years. The family are prominent
members of the church in Londonderry. -- Miss Sheila Hunter, daughter of
Rev. Johnstone Hunter, of Dublin, was married at Clontarf Church to Dr.
Allan T. M. Roberts, M.R.C.P. DEATHS - Mr. Herbert G. Stevenson,
M.B.E., Belfast, for many years associated with the Ministry of Pensions and
Ministry of Labour. He was president of the ladies' choir in Ballynafeigh
Church, where he worshipped.
2) Farmers Hunt "Vampire" Sheep Killer by Sunday Dispatch Reporter -
Organised parties with shotguns are patrolling the rich pasturelands of
South Galway all night long to track down a mystery sheep-killer.
Farmers are so perturbed at the number of sheep they find dead or dying, all
with the same peculiar wounds, that some believe a vampire bat is
responsible. The menace was first discovered by James Burke and John
Coleman, of Peterswell, who went out as usual on Thursday morning to herd
and count their flocks. They found large numbers of the sheep dead or dying.
A thin strip of skin was torn from the skull, and on top of the skull was a
deep perforation. The wounds on all the sheep were identical, and today 50
of them, valued at £100, are dead. A peculiarity is that no other marks have
been made on the bodies of the sheep. Dogs are ruled out, as they go at the
throat, and if the killing agency was human the sheep would have been taken
away. At first it was thought a golden eagle was responsible, but when the
murderous assailant struck again on Thursday night the now frightened
farming community began to think of vampire bats. Blood Sucker.
They say that whether it is beast or bird it is undoubtedly a blood-sucker,
and only strikes in hours of darkness. When I visited the area yesterday
evening I found them organising partied armed with shotguns to patrol the
grasslands where the sheep were grazing. I went with one of the parties and,
led by two youths holding torches of flaming pine, we set out to patrol a
farm of 60 acres on which 600 sheep were grazing. Mile after mile we walked
until 2 a.m., when we sat down to eat our sandwiches. It was at exactly 3.50
a.m. - I had just looked at my watch - that death struck again. We were at
the corner of a six-acre field and were just about to cross it when we heard
a whirr of wings and a high-pitched shriek as if some giant albatross were
passing over. Guns blazed into the darkness, but when we got to the end of
the field yet another sheep lay dead with the same peculiar injuries as
before. But that is not all. When morning came 20 more sheep were found
dead. (sorry the article in unfinished)
3) Odd Corner.
4) list of churches, services and Ministers
5) Phul-Nana Perfumery, Calendar 1951 - Bloomfield Methodist Church Youth
Welfare Association
6) Excelsior, Scotts Ulster Oats - Recipes - Omagh, W. & C. Scott, Ltd., Co.
Tyrone
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