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Samuel Milligan, Teacher
a collection of papers etc.
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1) 2nd June 1878 This is to Certify that Mr. Samuel Milligan, Teacher
of the Crossnacreevy National School, regularly (20/22) attended Public
Worship and the Teachers' Bible Class in the Presbyterian Church,
Rutland-square, whilst in training at the Model Schools of the Commissioners
of National Education, during the Session ending June 1878. Dated this 2nd
day of June 1878. Kirkpatrick, Minister; James Gibson, Teacher
2) 20th June 1879 Advice of Action on Classification Sheets for
teachers and Monitors. District 10, Crossnacreevy School, 20th June
1879 - Sir, We are to inform you that upon the Returns furnished by the Head
and District Inspectors after the Examinations of Teachers and Monitors held
by them during Easter week this year, the Commissioners of National
Education have ordered that Samuel Milligan Principal of the above named
National School be classed 3 2 from 1.4.79. We are Sir, Your
obedient Servants, Wm. H. Newell, John E. Sheridan. Mr. J. Orr,
Magowan, Moneyrea, Comber
3) 29th November 1879 Drawing Certificate. I have examined Mr.
Saml. Milligan, and beg to certify that he is qualified to give instruction
in Freehand Drawing and Shading, according to the requirements of the
National Board of Education. Wm. H. Greer, Drawing Master to the
Commissioners of National Education, Ireland. Belfast Model School,
29th November 1879.
4) 9th January 1880 National Education, Ireland Teacher's Certificate
of Competency and Classification. This is to certify that Samuel
Milligan having attended the Examination of Teachers held in the year 1879
in District 10 was placed in the Second Division of the Third Class of
Teachers recognised by the Commissioners of National Education, Ireland. By
order of the Commissioners of National Education, W. H. Newell, John E.
Sheridan, Secretaries; Countersigned by J. Gordon, District Inspector, 9th
January 1880. Rev. Sir, We are to inform you that the Commissioners of
National Education having had before them the results of the Examination
heed in the month of June last to test the qualifications of Candidates for
Certificates of Competency to teach certain Extra branches have decided that
Samuel Milligan of Crossnacreevy National School, is competent to give
instruction in Freehand Drawing with the view of earning Results, feed in
that branch. Rev. We are ? Your obedient Servants/ Secretaries signatures
unclear. To Rev. J. O. Magowan, Moneyrea, Comber
5) 3rd August 1880 Examination for Certificates to teach Extra
Branches. B.O. 3.8.80 D. 10 Education Office, 31st August 1880
6) 12th July 1882 The Vaccination (Ireland) Acts, 1863 & 1879.
Notice of the Requirement of Vaccination: To the Father, of Mother, or other
Person having the Custody of the Child herein named. Union of N'Ards.
No. 259 in the Register of Births. I, the undersigned, hereby give you
Notice, and require you to have Mary Isabella Milligan Vaccinated within
Three Months after the Birth, pursuant to the provisions and directions of
the Act of the 26th and 27th Victoria, Cap 52, and 42nd and 43rd Victoria,
Cap. 70. As witness my hand, this 12th day of July 1882. Signature
James ? Comber District Dispensary Comber, every Monday Wednesday &
Friday from 10 to 12 o'clock; Mr. I. Magill's Moneyrea every Saturday in the
month of September from 19 to 12 o'clock. You are required to have this
Child Vaccinated at latest by the 23rd day of September 1882, under a
Penalty of Twenty Shillings.
7) 13th June 1888 District No. 10 Mountpottinger National
School, Education Officer, Dublin 13th June 1888 Rev. Sir, We have to inform
you that, on the recommendation of the District Inspector, the Commissioners
of National Education have sanctioned the promotion of Mr. Samuel Milligan,
Teacher in the above named National School, from the lower to the higher
division of Third class. This promotion dates from 1st April 1888. We have
the honor to be, Rev. Sir, Your obedient Servants, J. E. Sheridan, M.
Fitzgerald. To Rev. Wm. McKean, Strandtown, Belfast
8) 29th March 1892 Mountpottinger M. National School, Education
Office, Dublin 29th March 1892 Revd. Sir, We have to inform you that,
on recommendation of the District Inspector, the Commissioners of National
Education have sanctioned the promotions of Samuel Milligan and Joseph
McKee. Teachers in the above named National School, from the lower to the
higher division of 2nd class. This promotion dates from 1st April 1892. We
have the honor to be, Revd. Sir, Your obedient Servants, John E.
Sheridan, J. C. Taylor, W. R. Molloy, Secretaries. Revd. to
McKean, Strandtown, Belfast
   
 
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1) 23rd October 1894 This is to certify that Mr. Samuel Milligan has
been for nearly two years connected with my congregation. During that time
he has been regular in his attendance at the Sabbath services. In the
neighbourhood in which he resides he bears a high character. He is an
abstainer. From what I know of him I can confidently recommend him for the
position of Principal teacher. For eight years he has been assistant in
Mountpottinger N.S., a school, which I know to be one of the best
disciplined & conducted in the city. Mont Oriel, Bloomfield 23rd October
1894. T. R. Ballantine
2) 24th October 1894 The Manse, Strandtown, Belfast - It is gratifying
to have an opportunity of bearing testimony to the qualifications of Mr.
Samuel Milligan as a teacher. He has now been acting as one of the
Assistants in the Mountpottinger Schools for the last 15 years, and the fact
that he has given complete satisfaction to the Head Teacher, who is one of
the best teachers in connection with the Board, should be, itself, a high
testimonial. I have now for many years read with great care the reports of
different inspectors who have had charge of the School, and one and all have
testified to the efficiency of the assistants. Mr. Milligan could have no
better training for managing a School on his own account, and from what I
know of him, I am sure he will discharge any duties he undertakes with
energy and efficiency. I would therefore rejoice to see him in charge of a
good school in which he would get a field for his energies. William McKean,
24th October 1894
3) see Testimonials: Black
4) September 1898 Answering of Teacher July Examinations; Samuel
Milligan, Mountpottinger M. School
5) September 1900 Answering of Teacher July Examinations. Samuel
Milligan, Mountpottinger M. School
 
 
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1) 1st February 1906 Licence of Marriage by Registrar of the
District of Belfast - James Cleland Registrar of the District of Belfast to
Molly Milligan of Belfast and Tom Bradley of Belfast. In the Independent
Church, Albert Bridge, Belfast Given under my hand, this 12th day of
February one thousand nine hundred and six. James Cleland, Registrar
2) 24th March 1906 Components, Ltd., Bournbrook, near Birmingham to
Mr. Robt. Milligan, 151 Castlereagh Road, Belfast
3) 19th April 1910 5 George's Terrace (Mountpottinger Corner), Belfast
Mr. Milligan, 15 Greenville Road. Bought of John Logan, Merchant
Tailor Suit £2:10:0
4) 31st December 1910 5 George's Terrace, (Mountpottinger Corner),
Belfast Mr. Samuel Milligan, 15 Greenville Road Bought of John Logan,
Merchant Tailor Pants £13:6:0
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1) 16th August 1912 29th Castlereagh Street, Mr. S. Milligan, Redcar
Street. To John Logan, Dr. Merchant Tailor To Pants £16:0:0
Paid with thanks 16/8/12 John Logan
2) 28th September 1912 Ulster's Solemn League and Covenant "Ulster Day"
Saturday - Robert Alex. Milligan
3) 31st October 1912 29 Castlereagh Street, Belfast Mr. S.
Milligan, Redcar Street John Logan, Dr., Merchant Tailor
Overcoat £2:10:0
4) 16th January 1914 29 Castlereagh Street Mr. S. Milligan,
Redcar Street John Logan, Dr. Merchant Tailor Vest
5) 11th August 1914 29 Castlereagh Street, Belfast Miss Milligan
John Logan, Dr., Merchant Tailor Jacket £1:0:0
6) 9th October 1914 29 Castlereagh Street, Belfast Nr. S.
Milligan, Redcar Street John Logan, Dr., Merchant Tailor Suit
£3:0:0
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1) 14th May 1915 National Education, Ireland to The Principal Teacher,
Mountpottinger National School, Belfast
2) 18th May 1915 Memorandum: County Down, Lord Street National School, Roll
No. 14,144 - Mr. Samuel Milligan, late assistant teacher in Mount Pottinger
Boys' (No. 2) National School, Belfast, was appointed principal of Lord
Street N.S. on 1st April, 1915. Lord Street National school has an average
attendance of 141 for the past calendar year. Mr. Milligan is a trained
teacher and ranks in the Second Grade, to which he was promoted as an
assistant in 1912. His present salary is £103 per annum, including
Augmentation Grant, and he is eligible for an increment of £10 from 1st
April, 1915. All the Reports on his work for the past seven or eight
years have been "Very Good" or "Excellent." The question of awarding
Mr. Milligan a first grade salary from the date of his appointment to his
present school can be considered when he has given about a year's service in
that position, and will depend on his maintaining the school in a high state
of efficiency. Office of National Education, Dublin, 18th May 1915
3) 26th May 1915 Office of National Education, Lord Street School, Co.
Down - Sir, With reference to your letter of the 29th ultimo, I am directed
by the Commissioners of National Education to inform you that the question
of granting a special increase of salary to Mr. Samuel Milligan, in view of
his appointment as principal teacher of the above-named school will be
considered when he will have given about 12 months service in that position,
and I am to state that the award of this special increase to him will be
conditional on his maintaining the school in a high state of efficiency
during the period. I am, Sir, Your obedient servant, M. Bonaparte? ?
Secretary R. Boyd, Esq., M.D., Connsbrook House, Holywood Road,
Belfast
4) 31st May 1915 30 Castlereagh Street Mrs. Milligan, Redcar
Street To John Logan, Dr. Merchant Tailor Repairs £3:16:0
5) 4th October 1916 Teachers' Pension Office, Dublin Castle - Sir, I
have to state that on your promotion to the 1 2 Grade the quarterly premium
payable by you to the Pension Fund is £1:13:9. As, however, your promotion
dates from the 1st April 1915 the increased premium must be paid from that
date, and the amount to be deducted for the Pension Fund when claiming
salary for Sept. quarter will be £2:8:4 arrears, plus the new quarterly
premium above stated, making £4:2:1 in all. I am, Sir, Your obedient
Servant, James Duncan Mr. S. Milligan, Lord Street National School
6) 28th March 1918 30 Castlereagh Street, Memo from John Logan,
Merchant Tailor. To Mr. S. Milligan, 42 Redcar Street 8th June
1917 To Pants 17/- Paid with thanks March 28th 1918 J.
Logan
7) 16th April 1920 30 Castlereagh Street, Belfast Mr. S.
Milligan, Redcar Street John Logan, Dr. Merchant Tailor Suit
£10:10:0
8) 2nd July 1920 Income Tax Samuel Milligan, Esq., £3:6:05
9) 20th August 1923 (1921-22) Income Tax Mr. S. Milligan
Collector W. Gunning
  
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1) 25th April 1922 30 Castlereagh Street, Belfast 1921 Mr. S.
Milligan To John Logan, Dr. Merchant Tailor Suit £6:10:0
2) 28th February 1924 Income Tax, Year 1922-23. Second Instalment, Due
1st July, 1923. District Belfast 5 (Old) Name of Person: Saml.
Milligan, Esq. W. Watson, Collector
3) 3rd May 1924 30 Castlereagh Street, Belfast Mr. S. Milligan,
Legacurry Lisburn John Logan, Dr., Merchant Tailor Suit £5:10:0
4) 14th March 1925 30 Castlereagh Street, Belfast Mr. S.
Milligan To John Logan, Dr. Merchant Tailor £5:0:0
5) 30th September 1925 30 Castlereagh Street, Belfast Mr. S.
Milligan John Logan, Dr. Merchant Tailor Pants £1:7:0
6) 10th October 1925 30 Castlereagh Street, Belfast Miss
Milligan, Leggacurry Lisburn John Logan, Dr., Merchant Tailor
Costume £5:15:0
7) 20th March 1926 "Annsboro" 194 Queen Street, Concord West - Dear
Father, We were all very sorry to hear of mother's death, but it was a happy
release for her, by the suffering she had this last few years. They will all
miss her very much, especially yourself and Lizzie, who have been with her
all the time, I expect you will move back to the city again. It will not be
much of a life for you, to be buried away out there. Twenty miles from
nowhere. I see by Lena's letter that you have still got Bob's little girl
with you. She will be great company for you and Lizze. She must be near
seven years old now. It was bad luck for you not getting the extra time as
it would have been a big difference in your pension. Do you often go down to
see Bob and Lena. How are they all keeping. Their families must be near men
and women now. Except Bob has started to raise another family. Tell him I
saw old Carlisle's photo in a Sydney paper, he was riding an old push bike.
Things are pretty bad out here. It started to rain last night, the first we
have seen for about six months. It has been a very hot summer, nothing but
heat waves day after day, until we are almost shrivelled up. x I stopped
here. Lizzie has been rearing Muscovy ducks this past 18 months. She sold
about £3 worth yesterday and the people came for them about 15 minutes ago
so I had to knock off writing to catch them. We are all in the best of
health out here, Louie has been away in camp since last Wednesday, he will
be home again this week. All the boys out here have got to be soldiers,
Louie will be 20 years of age on the 3rd April, and here will be 13 years on
the 25th June. He still works with me in Bergers Paint Works. We are both
clerks only he gets a fortnights holidays on full pay and I don't. If you
ever see James Flanagan or any of his family remember us to him. With best
wishes from myself and family. Hoping you are all in the best of health. I
remain, Yours affectionately Lewis
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1) 8th January 1927 30 Castlereagh Street, Belfast Mr. S.
Milligan, Leggacurry Lisburn To John Logan, Dr. Merchant Tailor
Suit £6:0:0
2) 5th October 1928 30 Castlereagh Street, Belfast. Mr.
Milligan, Leggacurry, Lisburn. To John Logan, Dr. Merchant Tailor - a suit
£5:10:0
3) 2nd January 1930 Received from Mr. Samuel Milligan, Legacurry,
Lisburn, the sum of Three Pounds, Robert Boyd
4) 6th October 1930 30 Castlereagh Street Mr. Milligan,
Leggacurry Lisburn To John Logan, Dr., Merchant Tailor Suit
£6:3:0
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1) Psalter and Church Hymnary, Lena Milligan - Rena is sleeping, Rena is a
silly girl
2) Mr. Rankin, Grave 199 plot
3) Testimonials of Samuel Milligan: The Manse, Strandtown, Belfast. It
is gratifying to have an opportunity of bearing testimony to the
qualifications of Mr. Samuel Milligan as a teacher. He has now been acting
as one of the assistants in the Mountpottinger Schools for the last 15
years, and the fact that he has given complete satisfaction to the head
teacher, who is one of the best teachers in connection with the Board,
should be, itself, a high testimonial. I have now for many years read with
great care the reports of different Inspectors who have had charge of the
School, and one and all have testified to the efficiency of the assistants.
Mr. Milligan could have no better training for managing a School on his own
account, and from what I know of him, I am sure he will discharge any duties
he undertakes with energy and efficiency. I would therefore rejoice to
see him in charge of a good School in which he would get a field for his
energies. William McKean ~ Mr. Samuel Milligan
has been assistant teacher in this School for 15 years, during which time I
have had very much reason to be pleased with the manner in which he has
discharged his duties to the classes intrusted to him. He has been
most regular and punctual - never being absent and never late. While
good tempered and considerate with the boys of his classes, he has been very
careful and painstaking in preparing them for the annual examinations, and
his efforts have been rewarded by conspicuous success. I consider him,
therefore, a very suitable candidate for Principalship of any National
School. Arthur Black, Principal Teacher, Mountpottinger M.N.S. ~
Mr. S. Milligan has been a teacher in this neighbourhood for several years,
and has also been a member of my congregation. Through his School is not
under my management, I can testify to his success as a teacher. He is well
spoken of both by parents and children, and the examinations in his School
have been most satisfactory. J. B. Thomson, Pres. Min. The Manse,
Castlereagh ~ It affords me much pleasure to bear my testimony
to the uniform good character of Mr. Samuel Milligan, whom I have known for
many years. He has been assistant teacher in Mountpottinger Male School for
some years, in which capacity he has deservedly earned a good name and
report. He now seeks to be appointed to the Principalship of the School, for
which position I have every reason to believe he is eminently qualified in
every respect. William Gibson, Principal. Grovefield M.N.S.
 
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Male Teachers in Training
3rd Class
Long Course
August 1877
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Thomas Desmond, P.T.
John Smyth, Asst.
Robert H. Crawford, P.T.
Andrew John Donald P.T.
John James Elliott P.T.
Patrick Jordan P.M.
W. Greer Hutchinson P.T.
Richard Butler Asst.
Samuel Clements, P.T.
John Patterson, P.T.
Michael Morrisay P.T.
Edward Dwyer P.T.
William McCulla
William Rutherford P.M.
James Wilson
William Slator
Patrick O'Donnell
Robert Dines P.T.
William Howden
John Balfour
Thos. Francis Meagher
Richard Curren P.T.
John Curtin
Thomas Richardson
John McKernan, P.M.
William Magee P.M.
James Mitchell P.T.
Philip Curry
Patrick Curran Asst.
John Lynch Asst.
Edward Gallagher
James Ritchie Ex, P.M.
Daniel Lynch P.M.
James Smyth, P.T.
William McClelland, P.T.
James Magill
William Jno. Greer P.T.
Samuel Butler P.T.
John Barkley, P.M.
John McCann, P.T.
John Smyth P.T.
Robert Bogan P.M.
James Thompson P.M.
John Kelly Ex., P.M.
Frederick Phillips, P.M.
James Mitchell Lee, P.M.
Hugh Atkinson, P.T.
Thomas Smyth P.T.
William Pattison, Subst.
James Gorman
Richard Nahor, Subst.
James Sloane
James Costelloe
James Hendren, Asst.
William Richey
Thomas Bod?y?
Samuel Milligan
Irvine Rutledge P.M.
Thomas Wallace P.M.
James Brown, P.M.
David J. McGregor, Pupil
Patrick Duffy, P.M.
Henry Deacon
Patrick Conway, Pupil
Robert Trimble, P.M.
John Rourke, P.M.
Thomas Taylor, Substitute
Timothy O'Sullivan Asst.
Thomas McClatchey Asst.
Francis McKenna P.M.
Eugene M. O'Sullivan Pupil
John Flannery, P.M.
John O'Connell, Assistant
Thomas Beasty, P.M.
Daniel Galvin, P.M.
Michael O'Sullivan, Subst.
John Harris
Edgar A. Dickinson
Michael Cronin, Subst.
C. W. Irwin, Pupil
George Washington, P.T.
Michael J. O'Connor, P.M.
Timothy Shea, Subst.
James Kearney
William R. Ardill, Asst. |
Cork Model
Cullybackey
Sligo Dist. Model
Omagh Model
Omagh Model
Castletown
Belfast Model
Mayfield
Bailieborough Model
Bailieborough Model
Bailieborough Model
Bailieborough Model
Clonmel Model
Clonmel Model
Carrickgologly
Monreagh
Mulnahunch
Temple
Cashel
Kilkenny Model
Coolamber
Garvaghy
Knockatee
Clonmel Model
Killeenan
Tullynamullen
Ballymena Model
Munlough
Cahirsivane
Kilmakerin
Inishatieve
Shrigley
Cahireiveen
Coleraine Model
Ballymoney Model
Leggygowan
Athy Model
Limerick Model
Aughnacleagh
Ballymoney Model
Kilkenny Model
Stranorlar
Lacklum
Rathwyre
Crossboyne
Magherafelt (2)
Belfast Model
Ballymoney Model
St. Edmunds
Reylaugh
Ballydougan
Bannagh
Crossmahon
Upper Ballinderry
Boardmills
Cloghleigh
Crossnacreevy
Carrowkeel
Carnone
Grove
Anne Street
Roscor
Drumshangore
Mullaghslin
Sandholes
Drumnacurra
Albany
Spunkane
Magherafelt
Gortnasilla
Cahireiveen
Shannon Bridge
Miltown
Knock
Moyasta
Kilflynn
Glenmore
Rathmore
Cortamlet
Kilkenny Model
Dunmanway?
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Tyrone
Tyrone
Wexford
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Waterford
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Cavan
Cavan
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Bailieborough
Bailieborough
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Whitecross
Carrigans
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Keady
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Kilkenny
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Banbridge
Brosna, Abbeyfeale
Clonmel
Cookstown
Kells, Ballymena
Ballymena
Ballyconnell
Waterville
Cahireiveen
Carrickmore
Killyleagh
Cahireiveen
Coleraine
Ballymoney
Saintfield
Athy
Limerick
Portglenone
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Kilkenny
Stranorlar
Ballintra
Killucan
Claremorris
Magherafelt
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Ballymoney
Dunmanway
Omagh
Gilford
Kesh
Bandon
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Lisburn
Golden
Belfast
Tempo
Raphoe
Ballinamallard
Dungannon
Belleek
Newtowngere
Brackey, Omagh
Sandholes
Causeway
Stewartstown
Waterville
Magherafelt
Drumkeeran
Cahireiveen
Shannon Bridge
Miltown
Ballyhaunis
Moyasta
Kilflynn
Cahirdaniel
Killarney
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Dunmanway
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Morrisay: Apptd. Asst. in Derry
Model. Left 31/10/77
Rutherford: Left ill, 7/2/78
Dines: Apptd. to Pettigo N.S., Co. Donegal, 25/2/78
Howden: Recalled by Manager, Left 18/9/77
Curtin: Left ill, 14/12/77
Richardson: App. to St. Peters N.S. Dublin.
Left 7/1/78
Lynch: Dismissed, 18/10/77
Daniel: Left for Philipstown, N.S., 11/1/78
Butler: Left ill, 6/11/77
Barkley: Died in Hospital, 31/1/78
Bogan: Dismissed, 5/9/77
Sloane: Dismissed. Left 18/4/78
Costelloe: Left 27/4/78, to take possession of
his School, his Manager having died.
Wallace: Left ill, 17/9/77
Brown: Left ill, 3/11/77 or 71?
Deacon: Left, 21/12/77
Taylor: Left ill, 11/4/78
O'Connell: Left ill, 30/1/78
O'Sullivan: Apptd. Asst. in Inchicore N.S. Left
5/8/78
Dickinson: Left, 8/3/78
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