| yourpete
Posted: Tue Jul 31, 2007 7:33 pm Post subject: James
McCorriston
Mary you kindly did some searching on this chap back in March. If you
remember he was the Jeweller in My Ladys Road who moved from 35 to 170 and
married a relative Sarah M J Scott. Well it turns out that he was married
before and was a "widower" in 1915. He married 1st wife in June
1896 and gave his address as 20 Gloucester Street. I looked at the 1901 SD
in PRONI and it is shown vacant, I know he was at 35 My Ladys Road then and
have him in the 1901 Census. In 1880 SD Gloucester St is a lodging house
(Carlisle). His job at the time of the marriage was "baker". Would
you please see when Gloucester Street changed from lodgings to vacant if you
have the books between 1880 and 1901.
His 1st wife Mary Anne McQuade gave her address as 51 Chichester St which
also turns out to be a boarding house in 1880 and the Chester Restaurant in
1901....her father is given as George McQuade - tailor but no sign of him in
1880/1901, would you please have a wee look around to see if he's
about.
very many thanks
Peter
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MaryLennon
Posted: Tue Jul 31, 2007 8:05 pm Post subject:
Hi Pete, You're going great guns with your lot
I don't have any directories between 1880 and 1907, sorry, May has 1901
but you've seen that already at Proni and if George McQuade is about 1907 or
prior you'll find him on my site using the Google onsite search box., sorry
I can't really help with this one Pete.
Mary
ps here's a list of the directories available
http://lookups.eamped.com/topic10.html
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yourpete
Posted: Tue Sep 25, 2007 4:07 pm Post subject:
Very embarrassed I thought I had responded to this ages ago - have to
remember to take those memory pills, if I could only remember where I left
them. Thanks for the response Mary,
Peter
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MaryLennon
Posted: Tue Sep 25, 2007 5:53 pm Post subject:
no problems Peter, you should see my desktop, 17" monitor and not a
single space, covered in folders and links ... I'm the Queen of
forgetful..
Also we have a new member with more Street Directories, Anthony, have you
been in touch with him before in Rootschat/web?
I'll send him a wee pm and see if he can turn anything up for you.
Mary
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Anthony
Posted: Tue Sep 25, 2007 8:13 pm Post subject:
Hi everyone..
Belfast 1884
George M,Quade Tailor 28 Erin st.
Belfast 1896
George M,Quade Tailor 53-55 Chichester St also 1896,
Annie M,Quade Lodgeing House 53-55 Chichester St.
George is in the Alphabetical part & Annie is in the Streets part.
So i,am thinking two Businesses in the one building,
what do you think about that?.
Anthony
yourpete
Posted: Tue Sep 25, 2007 11:29 pm Post subject:
Great stuff Anthony,(and Mary) this gives me another bit for the
"jigsaw". It started as a 100 piecer but is going to end up
somthing a lot bigger!
I am thinking could the lodgings be above the Tailors shop? and he lives at
Erin St and the Daughter above the business?
Peter
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eddiec
Posted: Sat Feb 10, 2007 3:38 pm Post subject: Public Record
Offices
The Public Records Office for Northern Ireland - PRONI
http://www.proni.gov.uk/
eddiec
Posted: Sat Feb 10, 2007 3:40 pm Post subject: General
Records Office for Northern Ireland
The General Records Office for Northern Ireland - GRONI
http://www.groni.gov.uk/
Posted: Fri Feb 09, 2007 7:02 pm Post subject:
PATTERSON
1907
Windsor Avenue
Dunallen
12. Patterson, Mrs. W. R.
MaryLennon
Posted: Fri Mar 16, 2007 9:30 am Post subject: Sutton Index
of Deaths
http://cain.ulst.ac.uk/sutton/index.html
Bear in mind these dead:
I can find no plainer words
John Hewitt, Neither an elegy nor a Manifesto
This section contains information on the deaths that have resulted from
the conflict in Ireland between 14 July 1969 and 31 December 2001. The
information has been provided by Malcolm Sutton and is an updated and
revised version of the material that was first published in his 1994 book
Bear in mind these dead ... An Index of Deaths from the Conflict in Ireland
1969-1993. All the information that is presented in these pages is copyright
© of the author Malcolm Sutton. The CAIN project is grateful for the
author's permission to use the information. Anyone wishing to reproduce this
material should first contact the the CAIN Director.
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MaryLennon
Posted: Sun Apr 22, 2007 7:04 pm Post subject: Photographs
Links to all the photographs associated with the Forum
http://www.lennonwylie.co.uk/look_upsphotosmisc.htm
http://www.lennonwylie.co.uk/bangor.htm
http://www.lennonwylie.co.uk/belfastantrim.htm
http://www.lennonwylie.co.uk/forum_pics.htm
http://www.lennonwylie.co.uk/maps.htm
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eastender
Posted: Mon Apr 23, 2007 6:05 am Post subject: Photographs
Boutye Mary? Bin a wee while. Eddie's workin me to the bone, soeis.
Anyway, what do you think about postin old photos of ancestors? Would
there be room?
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MaryLennon
Posted: Mon Apr 23, 2007 5:28 pm Post subject:
let me think about that...
I'm waiting for my bro to give me a size on my site so far, its getting
big but he insists that's not a problem, so let me see what I can come up
with
Mary
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eastender
Posted: Wed Apr 25, 2007 5:43 am Post subject: Photographs
Sounds good
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MaryLennon
Posted: Thu Mar 01, 2007 1:50 pm Post subject: Centre for
Migration Studies.
http://www.qub.ac.uk/cms/
The Centre for Migration Studies in Omagh
Has anyone ever visited this place and can they offer any advise to
Margaret Withers who is going there this coming Tuesday????
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eastender
Posted: Sun Mar 04, 2007 9:10 pm Post subject: Centre for
Migration Studies
I was at the Ulster American Folk Park in 02. I was probably in the library
too, but don't remember it as well as the park itself. It was very well put
together and I'd recommend it even for non-Americans.
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MaryLennon
Posted: Sun Mar 04, 2007 9:18 pm Post subject:
I found the link online and sent it to Margaret, she is just finding her way
around the internet and even this Forum is daunting to her but I'm sure she
willl work it all out eventually
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eastender
Posted: Sun Mar 04, 2007 9:57 pm Post subject: Centre for
Migration Studies
I have a few snaps of the park if you want them posted.
Is there a limit size on images on this server
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MaryLennon
Posted: Sun Mar 04, 2007 10:03 pm Post subject:
yeah there's a image limit size fullstop, unless they're already online
somewhere else, there's no storage for images in this Forum.
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eastender
Posted: Mon Mar 05, 2007 12:16 am Post subject:
OK, no problems.
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MaryLennon
Posted: Wed Feb 07, 2007 2:04 pm Post subject: Eddies News
Extracts
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~econnolly/index.html
Eddies site which contains an ever growing collection of Birth, Marriage
and Death Notices from 19th century papers along with many other extracts
detailing inquests, assizes, meetings etc containing many names and details
of interest to the family historian.
This site also contains extracts from the Registers of Deceased Seamen
relating mainly to Northern Ireland as well as the Shetlands and Orkneys.
A new section is being completed giving extracts from the Presbyterian
Church in Ireland's Roll of Honour 1914-1919 which gives details of over
24,000 Presbyterians who served in the Great War.
FREE
eddiec
Posted: Thu Feb 22, 2007 10:27 pm Post subject:
With the help of Mary Lennon
The transcriptions for the Roll of Honour are now complete and available for
perusal.
MaryLennon
Posted: Thu Feb 22, 2007 11:05 pm Post subject:
all 25,000 names
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eddiec
Posted: Wed Mar 07, 2007 1:32 pm Post subject:
Just got a mention in the Rootsweb Review
MaryLennon
Posted: Wed Mar 07, 2007 3:01 pm Post subject:
bout time
top of the list too, looks good
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Julyman1936
Posted: Wed Mar 07, 2007 10:50 pm Post subject:
Your still busy Golden Girl...lol... .....Julyman1936
MaryLennon
Posted: Wed Mar 07, 2007 10:54 pm Post subject:
worth saying twice eh ok so I reduced you to one post, internets a bit
hesitant tonight or is it just me?
yep I'm busy, typing away here feverishly
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eddiec
Posted: Sat Sep 22, 2007 7:19 pm Post subject:
The site has been updated again.
One of the important additions this time is a transcription of a book
called "Historic Memorials of the First Presbyterian Church of
Belfast" which contains not only a history of the congregation etc but
early baptisms and funerals and various lists of members etc.
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MaryLennon
Posted: Fri Feb 09, 2007 1:00 pm Post subject: Each Province
with its Counties
This book is new to me so I'm learning too
As far as I can tell and someone please correct me on this if I'm wrong
There are 4 Provinces
Each Province contains Counties
and each County contains Towns
LEINSTER PROVINCE contains the counties of :-
Carlow
Dublin
Kildare
Kilkenny
King's County (Laois)
Longford
Louth
Meath
Queen's County (Offaly)
Westmeath
Wexford
Wicklow
CONNAUGHT PROVINCE contains the counties of :-
Galway
Leitrim
Mayo
Roscommon
Sligo
MUNSTER PROVINCE contains the counties of :-
Clare
Cork
Kerry
Limerick
Tipperary
Waterford
ULSTER PROVINCE contains the counties of :-
Antrim
Armagh
Cavan
Donegal
Down
Fermanagh
Londonderry
Monaghan
Tyrone
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cos
Posted: Sun Feb 18, 2007 5:56 pm Post subject:
Hiya Mary,Just a note to say that King`s county and Queen`s county have been
known as Laois and offaly since the Republic of Ireland started!
Also Londonderry is the city title but County Derry.
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eddiec
Posted: Sun Feb 18, 2007 7:14 pm Post subject:
Hi Cos
Not to be picky here but... as the Slaters was written in 1846 they would
still have been known and referred to as King's and Queen's Counties.
Mary... perhaps in the list you gave you could and Laios and Offaly in
brackets.
and... officially... it is still Co. Londonderry...
MaryLennon
Posted: Sun Feb 18, 2007 7:18 pm Post subject:
ok so what am I doing? brackets and what with Derry/Londonderry?
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cos
Posted: Mon Feb 19, 2007 9:52 am Post subject:
Cheers Mary & Eddie,
Its a good idea to bracket the modern names of the counties.As regards
Derry-stroke-Londonderry Gerry Anderson might have the best solution!
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Like a drunk in a midnight choir,
I have tried in my way to be free.
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MaryLennon
Posted: Mon Feb 19, 2007 6:24 pm Post subject:
Are there any others there that have new names or maybe different spellings?
I think it's a good idea to have both listed
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eddiec
Posted: Mon Feb 19, 2007 10:30 pm Post subject:
I think King's and Queen's are the only ones...
At least you don't have to worry about Co Desmond or Co Coleraine
MaryLennon
Posted: Mon Feb 19, 2007 11:52 pm Post subject:
Co. Desmond??? and Co. Coleraine??? are they really Counties??? ach you're
yankin' my leash, bad boy
dont wind me up, I'm having PWS post web stress
Military Ancestors
belfastbob
Posted: Tue Aug 14, 2007 9:13 pm Post subject: Royal Irish
Fusiliers
Would anyone out there have a photo of a Royal Irish Fusilier. Not wishing
to narrow the field too much, the soldier should have a moustache. A group
photo would also be good so that I could lift the head and shoulders out
from the group. The identity is not important, in fact I would prefer no
identity.
Fingers are X'ed
Thanks
Bob
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MaryLennon
Posted: Sun Aug 19, 2007 9:04 am Post subject:
Bob try Dead Fred, I've had a look through my unidentified photos and I
don't seem to have anything suitable.
http://www.deadfred.com/
try Keyword search
Mary
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belfastbob
Posted: Sun Aug 19, 2007 3:51 pm Post subject:
Thanks Mary. I have had a look but no joy. I may have misunderstood but do
you have any photos of R. Ir. Fus?
Bob
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MaryLennon
Posted: Sun Aug 19, 2007 4:22 pm Post subject:
I have lots of old unidentified photographs, but no Fusiliers, mostly albums
or single photographs most taken in Belfast, Dublin etc. I was hoping I
might find one suitable for you but no joy.
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belfastbob
Posted: Sun Aug 19, 2007 4:38 pm Post subject:
Thanks anyway Mary. Did I ever send you the war diary for the 6th Bn
R.Ir.Fus. I know that I sent the LS&GC rolls but cant remember the
diarys
bob
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MaryLennon
Posted: Sun Aug 19, 2007 4:48 pm Post subject:
If you did Bob, I'd have a hard time finding it, I really need a clean out
of my pc, bigtime, hopefully after the school holidays are over and
everything gets back to normal, do you know what type of file it would have
been and what name? I stand a better chance of finding it.
Mary
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belfastbob
Posted: Sun Aug 19, 2007 5:23 pm Post subject:
If You have a swiftie look and find that I havent then Let me know and i
will. I also sent the stuff to Eddie so I have asked him, if he finds the
diaries then I know that I have sent them to you
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MaryLennon
Posted: Wed Aug 22, 2007 8:41 am Post subject:
found them Bob, they were numbered, not named.
They will be handy for reference, unfortunately can't be put online.
Thank you
Mary
Look-ups - Belfast Street Directories, etc. Forum Index ->
Transcribers
celticmoon
Posted: Sun Mar 04, 2007 6:08 am Post subject: Help you
transcribe
I would be happy to help you and Mary transcribe. I live in USA if we can
swing it. Thanks, Celticmoon Maggie
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eddiec
Posted: Sun Mar 04, 2007 12:51 pm Post subject:
Hi Maggie
Welcome on board
Everything can be done electronically so location is no problem.
Either I or Mary will be in touch directly by PM and email to set
something up.
MaryLennon
Posted: Sun Mar 04, 2007 12:53 pm Post subject:
Hi Maggie, Thank you, I'm going to have a go at photographing the stuff I
have, not written but printed, much easier and then its simply a matter of
halving your monitor with the jpg of the info on top and something like
Excel at the bottom.
Will keep you informed...
Thank you again
Mary
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celticmoon
Posted: Mon Mar 05, 2007 6:03 pm Post subject:
I am looking forward to helping you with the directory. Thank you,Maggie
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MaryLennon
Posted: Mon Mar 05, 2007 6:22 pm Post subject:
slight problem, my camera is poo, well I'm poo at using it, Eddie is going
to see if he can help me sort it out, it won't be the directories though, at
least not the Belfast ones, hopefully if we (Eddie) that is, can sort out my
camera, it will be the info at the front of the Derry and Antrim Year Books,
its great, there is a section for each month, Jan thru Dec, in each book and
it gives like a 'this date in history' which includes local details, I put a
few in here
http://lookups.eamped.com/topic112.html
but the print is small and I'm not that good with the camera, I'm sure
amongst the many options and twiddly things on my digcam, there will be
settings that will hopefully let me photo these so you can transcribe them.
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eddiec
Posted: Mon Mar 05, 2007 11:37 pm Post subject:
Hi Maggie
Untill we can get some of Marys stuff sorted and available I have sent
you a couple of PMs with details of something you might like to try in the
meantime.
MaryLennon
Posted: Tue Apr 10, 2007 10:09 am Post subject: Transcription
chat
For discussion about transcriptions, reply to this thread
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MaryLennon
Posted: Tue Apr 10, 2007 10:28 am Post subject:
If you happen to come across any transciptions, no matter how small, please
remember to add the site here, I know I've seen hundreds over the years and
I wish now I'd made a list of them..
Mary
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MaryLennon
Posted: Fri Apr 13, 2007 9:12 pm Post subject: Church Road,
Killinchy
I was in an old graveyard today and it was a disgrace, a crypt was
accessible, not by humans though and skulls were clearly visible through the
bars and bones outside, my son was horrified that we treat our dead so
disrespectfully, a handful of strong men could clean that graveyard in a
couple of days, head stones had fallen, facedown and couldn't be read, some
had fallen and were smashed, others leaning so badly you were afraid to walk
past them and cause a draught, graves were smashed and overgrown and slate
headstones crumbling and flaking and it was small, very small, hardly bigger
than my garden, not a huge task, is there no authority that can do anything?
I know some of the bigger graveyards are a mess also but are huge, this one
is small and some of the dates go back to early 1700's, what a shame
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sunnyhill
Posted: Fri Apr 13, 2007 9:21 pm Post subject:
That's very sad Mary. Perhaps the local council could tell you who is
responsible for maintenance, if anyone. I guess in many cases it is left to
volunteers to maintain graveyards.
MaryLennon
Posted: Fri Apr 13, 2007 9:54 pm Post subject:
we went first to a small graveyard in Killyleagh, no church near it, a long
sloping hill, with a small parking area, a tap for water, spare plastic
containers for flowers, a skip, grass beautifully cut and when you walked to
the very top it was a beautiful view for anyone there visiting or tending a
grave, what a contrast.
One grave my son and I both stood over for a wee while was for a Katie,
our wee daughter and it had teddy bears and lots of flowers 2003, very sad.
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eddiec
Posted: Fri Apr 13, 2007 10:39 pm Post subject:
A lot of the smaller graveyards are left to go to rack and ruin because
there is no one to look after them... many councils do not accept
responsibility. I remember contacting a council several years ago to ask
about a graveyard in which I knew ancestors were buried and which was total
overgrown... they new nothing about the graveyard, who was buried there or
took responsibility for its upkeep... it was left to locals etc getting
together every so often to clear it out... although the last time seems to
have been many years ago. If its attached to a Church it may be looked after
or one set up by a council... but others go by the by...
MaryLennon
Posted: Sat Apr 14, 2007 10:08 am Post subject:
there's a beautiful wee church attached but according to other people we
spoke to it has no minister at the moment, and cleaning up would be a
delicate operation as there's alot of information in the bits and pieces
lying around the ground, would take brains, brawn and common sense to sort
it all out...
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MaryLennon
Posted: Sun Apr 15, 2007 3:21 pm Post subject:
Seb and I are going for a rummage round the graveyard on the Old Belfast
Road, just outside Bangor, hope it doesn't rain and at least it's kept
nicely then we're off to the Culloden to meet Kathy from Florida, Kathy's
family are Sully and Lilly from Belfast, they're listed in the Archives.
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Look-ups - Belfast Street Directories, etc. Forum Index -> I Slater's
1846
jemmifer
Posted: Wed Oct 17, 2007 11:13 am Post subject: roper -
Tullylish, Banbridge
my gggrandfather was samuel roper Iknow they lived in tullyish banbridge
could you check and see if there are any roper famlies living there then
please jemmifer
MaryLennon
Posted: Wed Oct 17, 2007 7:16 pm Post subject:
Hi Jemmifer, Welcome to the Forum
I will check Slater's tomorrow, I assume the timeline is 1846?
Mary
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jemmifer
Posted: Thu Oct 18, 2007 7:32 am Post subject:
yes 1846 that would be great thankyou
MaryLennon
Posted: Fri Oct 19, 2007 9:42 pm Post subject:
Hi Jemmifer, sorry about the delay
no joy, sorry, Banbridge is only a double page and I checked it
thoroughly, no Ropers.
there is no separate entry for Tullyish
was checking the spelling of Tullyish and found this but you have
probably already seen it but just incase
http://www.raymondscountydownwebsite.com/html/banbridge_l2.htm
Roper David Henry Birth
Gender: Male
Birth Date: 5 Mar 1868
Father: Robert Roper
Mother: Anne McGrath
Mary
MaryLennon
Posted: Wed Feb 07, 2007 8:07 pm Post subject: "Mc"
List of all names starting with "Mc"
MaryLennon
Posted: Wed Feb 07, 2007 8:10 pm Post subject:
McVEIGH
1919/1923/1925
Hopeton Street
73. McVeigh, Samuel, carter
1930
McVeigh, S., coal merchant, 32 Leadbetter Street
1931
Leadbetter Street
32. McVeigh, S., coal merchant
32a. stabling
1940
Leadbetter Street
32. McVeigh, S., coal merchant
32a stabling
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MaryLennon
Posted: Thu Feb 08, 2007 2:57 pm Post subject:
McCRUDDEN
1949:-
McCrudden & Co., shirt factory, 38 Dublin Road
McCrudden, G., shoe maker, 53 Lancaster Street
McCrudden, James, 2 Hamilton Place West
McCrudden, James, 80 Agincourt Avenue
McCrudden, James, manager, 53 Springfield Road
McCrudden, James, painter, 86 Circular Road West
McCrudden, John, linen merchant, 8 Willesden Park
McCrudden, John, 2a Hamilton Place West
McCrudden, Mrs., 10 Oceanic Avenue
McCrudden, Mrs., 18 Pim Street
McCrudden, Mrs. C., 74 Osborne Drive
McCrudden, Mrs. R., 7 Dunkeld Gardens
McCrudden, Samuel, & Co. Ltd., linen weavers, handkerchief
and fancy linen manufacturers, 170 North Street, res., Rathmore Dunmurry
McCrudden, Walter, 354 Newtownards Road
McCrudden, Wm., 18 Albertville drive
McCrudden, Wm., cutter, 111 Haypark Avenue
1954:-
McCrudden, Andrew, engineer, 5 Tobercooran Avenue
McCrudden, Charles, foreman, 36 Graymount Road
McCrudden, James, 53 Springfield Road
McCrudden, James, painter, 86 Circular Road West
McCrudden, Jerry, 34 Gransha Park
McCrudden, Mrs. C., 10 Oceanic Avenue
McCrudden, Mrs. Grace, dealer, 53 Leadbetter Street
McCrudden, Mrs. L. T., spirit merchant, 49 & 51 Corporation Street and
69 Atlantic Avenue
McCrudden, Mrs. R., 7 Dunkeld Gardens
McCrudden, Robert, plumber, 18 Pim Street
McCrudden, Samuel, 89a (1) Victoria Street Great
McCrudden, Samuel, & Co. Ltd., linen weavers, handkerchief
and fancy linen manufacturers, 170 North Street, res., Rathmore, Dunmurry
McCrudden, William, shoe maker, 61 Bentinck Street
McCrudden, Wm., packer, 18 Albertville Drive
McCrudden, W., aircraft inspector, 8 Circular Road
MaryLennon
Posted: Thu Feb 08, 2007 3:09 pm Post subject:
McALINDEN
1861
John McAlinden, pork merchant, 77 Inkermann Terrace, Belfast.
(old Lisburn rd. opposite Pakenham Place) - spelt McAlinden in index,
McAlindin in actual street listing
1880
J H McAlinden, draper, 11 Divis Street, Belfast. (Mill St. to Falls Rd.)
John McAlinden, cattle dealer, 55 Durham Street, Belfast. (Divis St. to
Sandy Row )
1907
Hugh McAlinden, 6 Sugarhouse Entry, Belfast. (Waring St. to High St.)
Hugh McAlinden, publican, 29 Deramore Avenue, Belfast. ( off Ormeau Rd.)
H J McAlinden, artist, 61 Springfield Road, Belfast ( Falls Rd. to
Hannahstown )
James McAlinden, spirit grocer, 44-46 Glentoran Street and 77 Mount Street,
No 2 ( off Ravenhill Rd )
J H McAlinden, painter, 7 Kashmir Street, Belfast.
Miss Sarah J. McAlinden, 6 Sussex Place, Belfast. ( Joy St. to Alfred St. )
T. McAlinden, traveller, 285 Falls Road, Belfast.
Wm. McAlinden, printer, 89 Albert Street, Belfast. (Durham St. to Falls Rd.)
1907
Old Park Road 207 - John McAlinden. labourer
1907
Rathfriland
J. McAlinden, butcher.
1910
Elizabeth McAlinden, spirit grocer, 44-46 Glentoran Street and 77 Mount
Street, No. 2, Belfast.
Hugh McAlinden, 6 Sugarhouse Entry, Belfast.
H J McAlinden, artist, 55 Theodore Street, Belfast. (Leeson St. to Grosvenor
St. )
1910
Rathfriland
J. McAlinden, butcher
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MaryLennon
Posted: Thu Feb 08, 2007 3:13 pm Post subject:
McGREEVY/McGREAVY/McGREEVEY
1907
Moffett Street
18. McGreavy, John, driller
30. McGreavy, Patk., labourer
1910
Moffett Street
20. McGreavey, John, driller
1918
Moffett Street
35. McGreavey, T., rougher
20. McGreavey, John, driller
1923
Moffett Street
20. McGreavey, John, driller
22. McGreevey, T., pensioner * ( this man is here until 1954, then its Mrs
Jane McGreevey in 1959)
1925
Moffett Street
20. McGreavey, John, driller
22. McGreevey, T., pensioner
1930
Moffett Street
20. McGreavey, John, driller
22. McGreevey, T., pensioner
1931
Moffett Street
20. McGreavey, John, driller
22. McGreevey, T., pensioner
1940
Moffett Street
22. McGreevey, T.
1941
Moffett Street
22. McGreevey, T.
1942
Moffett Street
4. McGreevey, James
22. McGreevey, T.
1943
Moffett Street
4. McGreevey, James
6. McGreevy, T., labourer
22. McGreevey, T.
1948
Moffatt Street
4. McGreevey, James
6. McGreevy, T., labourer
22. McGreevey, T.
1949
Moffatt Street
4. McGreevey, James, labourer
6. McGreevy, T, labourer
22. McGreevey, T.
1951
Moffatt Street
4. McGreevey, James, labourer
6. McGreevy, T., labourer
22. McGreevey, T.
1954
Moffatt Street
4. McGreevey, John, labourer
6. McGreevy, T. M.N. (Merchant Navy)
22. McGreevey, T.
1959
Moffatt Street
4. McGreevey, James, labourer
6. McGreevy, T., M.N. (Merchant Navy)
22. McGreevy, Mrs. Jane ( the spelling of this name varies in the
directories)
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MaryLennon
Posted: Thu Feb 08, 2007 3:15 pm Post subject:
McKEOWN
1880
NEWTOWNBREDA
Co. Down
Three miles from Belfast
McKeown, John, innkeeper & farmer
1861
Carrickmacross
McKeown, John, baker, grocer and publican, Main Street.
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MaryLennon
Posted: Thu Feb 08, 2007 3:17 pm Post subject:
McMURTRY
1880
A. A. H. McMurtry, M.D., M.Ch.L.M., 11 Crumlin Road, Belfast.
Hugh McMurtry, captain, 39 Riga Street, Belfast.
Jas. McMurtry, prepar. master, 17 Aberdeen Street, Belfast.
Miss McMurtry, 'ladies' nurse, 29 Rosewood Street, Belfast.
R. McMurtry, clerk, 6 Lincoln Avenue, Belfast.
Robert McMurtry, umbrella manufacturer, 47 Donegall Street - res. 73
Newington Terrace, Belfast.
Thomas McMurtry, bakery, 110 Ann Street, Belfast.
W. McMurtry, school teacher, 6 St. Paul Street, Belfast.
William McMurtry, 106 Crumlin Place, Belfast.
? McMurtry, master mariner, 56 Bentinck Street, Belfast.
1907
A.A.H. McMurtry...as above
Jas. McMurtry, carpenter, 70 Upper Canning Street, Belfast.
John McMurtry, tailor, 52 Broadbent Street, Belfast.
J. McMurtry, principal Hillman Street NS ( I went there ) 115 Upper Meadow
Street, Belfast.
J.S. McMurtry, sea captain, 50 Fitzwilliam Street, Belfast.
Matthew McMurtry, confectioner, 6 Cranmore Gardens, Belfast.
Rev. D. H. McMurtry, M.A., of Castleblaney Prebyterian Church, 28 University
Road, Belfast.
Robt. McMurtry, accountant, 172 Antrim Road, Belfast.
Thos. McMurtry, clerk, 58 Delhi Street, Belfast.
W. McMurtry, teacher, 9 Thorndale Avenue, Belfast.
W. McMurtry, manager, 54 Stranmillis Road, Belfast.
W. H. McMurtry, 3 Farnham Street, Belfast.
1910
Alex. McMurtry, fitter, 190 Snugville Street, Belfast.
A.A.H. McMurtry as above
David McMurtry, carpenter, 69 Cosgrove Street, Belfast.
Jas. McMurtry, chief officer, 108 Killowen Street, Belfast.
Jas. McMurtry, carpenter (as 1907)
John McMurtry, brick layer, 233 Oldpark Road, Belfast.
J. S. McMurtry, sea captain ( as 1907)
Miss. McMurtry, principal, Hillman Street Infant NS.
Miss McMurtry, confectioner, 207a Lisburn Road, Belfast.
Miss McMurtry, Ballyclare Street, Belfast.
Mrs. McMurtry, 28 University Road, Belfast.
Mrs. McMurtry, 3 Farnham Street, Belfast.
Robt. McMurtry, 172 Antrim Road, Belfast.
Thomas McMurtry, 79 Delhi Street, Belfast.
Wm. McMurtry, clerk, 3 Lower Clara Crescent, Belfast.
W. McMurtry, 9 Thorndale Avenue, Belfast.
W. McMurtry, manager, ( as 1907)
from the 1910 Street Directory
pg 1494
Ballyclare
Ezekiel McMurtry, farmer, Bruslee.
pg 1496
Ballyclare
Jas. McMurdy (sic) Ballyeaston.
pg 1554
Belturbet
C. McMurtray (sic) ( of Adair's Belfast ) watch maker, Bridge Street.
pg 1576
Carrickfergus
Mrs. McMurtry, spirit dealer, Scotch Quarter.
pg 1613
Coleraine
T. McMurtry, saddler, New Row.
pg 1720
Islandmagee
(quite a tribe here)
Eliza McMurtry, Mullaghboy.
Hugh McMurtry, Gransha.
James McMurtry, Ballydown.
James McMurtry, Kilcoan.
Johanna McMurtry, Sunnyside.
John McMurtry, Castletown.
Samuel McMurtry, Ballycronanmore.
Sarah McMurtry, Strathmore Cottages.
William McMurtry, Ballykeel.
pg 1761
Lisburn
Farmers
James McMurtry, Ballinderry.
Randal McMurtry, Magheragall.
MaryLennon
Posted: Thu Feb 08, 2007 8:28 pm Post subject:
McKENZIE/MacKENZIE
1880
McKenzie, Alex., gas fitter and plumber, Castle Street
Mackenzie, Dr., M.D., Railway Street
1907/1910/1918/1923
Lisburn
Mackenzie, M. B., M.D., J.P., Seymour Street (gone 1918)
McKenzie, Mrs., plumber, Castle Street (W. & A.) (gone 1925)
1923
Lisburn
Mackenzie, Morrell, M.D., Seymour Street
MaryLennon
Posted: Fri Feb 09, 2007 5:23 pm Post subject:
McMASTER
1948/1949/1950
Meekon Street
E. Belfast
Victoria Ward
45. McMaster, Mrs.
MaryLennon
Posted: Fri Feb 09, 2007 5:34 pm Post subject:
McDOWELL
1907/1910/1918/1923/1925/1930/1931
Hazelfield Street
36. McDowell, John, labourer
1940/1941/1942/1943/1945/1948/1949/1950/1951
Hazelfield Street
36. McDowell, John B., damask mounter
MaryLennon
Posted: Fri May 25, 2007 10:27 pm Post subject: MCGRANDLES
McGRANDLES
none at all in the 1843/1861/1880/ what's online of the 1907 or the alpha
section of the 1907
checked all the alpha sections for 1910-18-19-23-25
1930 no McGrandles in Ligoniel Road
1931
McGrandles, G., dealer, 362 Ligoniel Road
the numbers in the street changed in 1940, looks like he's still at the
same
house
1940-1941-1942-1943-1945-1948-1949
McGrandles, G., dealer, 174 Ligoniel Road
1950
McGrandles, G., 174 Ligoniel Road (no trade)
1951-1953-1954-1959-1960-1961-1965-1968-1970
McGrandles, G., 174 Ligoniel Road (1951-1953-1954-1959-1960-1961-1965 -
labourer) (1968-1970-1971 no trade, probably retired)
1976 - 152 to 196 Ligoniel Road, vacant and no alpha section from 1976 to
check
~~~~~
1950-1951
McGrandles, J., bus conductor, 38 Invernook Park (off Holywood Road, off a
few smaller streets first) (Invernook isn't in 1949 so must be a new street)
(he's gone 1953)
~~~~~
1930
McReynolds, G., labourer, 7 Barginnis Street
interesting? (remember I'm going backwards, look at who is at this address
in 1959)
1931
McGrandles, G., labourer, 7 Barginnis Street
1940-1941-1942-1943-1945-1948-1949-1950-1951
McGrandles, G., dealer, 7 Barginnis Street
1953-1954
McGrandles, James, labourer, 7 Barginnis Street (gone 1959, McReynolds,
James, labourer at No. 7
_________________
don't give up !
my avatar is my mum, aged about 30
Agnes Keenan (Kay) Wylie Lennon
MaryLennon
Posted: Sat Sep 08, 2007 11:36 am Post subject:
McCULLY and variations 1907
McCully, Abraham, foreman, 19 Clowney st
McCully, Andw., fruiterer, 146 Ravenhill rd.
McCully, Arthur, sawyer, 27 Bisley street
McCully, A., baker, 5 Lendrick street
McCully, David, 13 Allworthy avenue
McCully, Hugh, limeworks, 223, Ainsworth avenue
McCully, John, plumber, 23 James street
McCully, R., & Son, colliery agents and ship brokers, Prince's
buildings, 106 Ann st. (1st floor)
McCully, Samuel, flaxbuyer, 34 Elmwood av.
McCully, T., stonesawyer, 154 Utility street
McCully, Wm. J., shipwright. 91 Euston st.
_________________
don't give up !
my avatar is my mum, aged about 30
Agnes Keenan (Kay) Wylie Lennon
MaryLennon
Posted: Thu Oct 11, 2007 8:19 pm Post subject:
McConville
I also have the details for another McConville, Joseph, who may also be a
Great Uncle of mine as I was told my Joseph also died in WWI. I'd be happy
to give you that record too, although I could not state 100% that he is one
and the same. One thing I can say is that the place he was born, Shankill,
is where my Joseph's Grandmother, Susan McMorran (nee Pepper) originally
came from, so there is a good possibility that it's him. Please let me know
if you want me to send the record.
Claire
posted below are the details for Joseph McConville, who as it turns out
was not the one Claire was looking for
Mary
Regiment, Corps etc
Princess Victoria's (Royal Irish Fusiliers)
Battalion/etc
8th Battalion.
Surname
Mcconville
Christian Name
Joseph
Initials
J
Born
Shankhill, Co. Armagh
Enlisted
Portadown, Co.
Residence
Lurgan, Co. Armagh
Rank
L/CPL
Number
18328
Died Date
17/08/1916
Died How
Killed in action
Theatre of War
France & Flanders
Supplementary Notes
P.S. I also found where he is buried, here http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GSln=McConville&GSfn=Joseph&GSbyrel=all&GSdy=1916&GSdyrel=all&GSob=n&GRid=17171097&
Claire
_________________
don't give up !
my avatar is my mum, aged about 30
Agnes Keenan (Kay) Wylie Lennon
Posted: Thu Feb 08, 2007 2:18 pm Post subject: "K"
All names starting with "K"
MaryLennon
Posted: Thu Feb 08, 2007 2:19 pm Post subject:
KELLY
1907
Kelly, John, publican and grocer, 10, 12 Library Street Upper
Kelly, John, spirit grocer, 197 Grosvenor Road
Kelly, John, clerk, 10 Leitrim Street
Kelly, John, boot maker, 317 Beersbridge Road
Kelly, John, grocer, 165 Lisburn Road
Kelly, John, dealer, 10 Catherine Street North
Kelly, Jno., spirit merchant, 106 Bridge End
Kelly, John, publican, 14 Beechfield Street
Kelly, John, grocer, Ranfurlt Place, 54 Belmont Road
Kelly, John, tobacconist, 104 Bridge End
Kelly, John, manager, 21 Haypark Avenue
Kelly, John, butler, 9 Riversdale Street
Kelly, John, compositor, 86 Templemore Avenue
Kelly, John, & Sons, publicans, 72 Corporation Street
Kelly, John, publican, 104 to 108 Bridge end
Kelly, John, hackle maker, 57 Wall Street
Kelly, John, assistant manager, Athletic Stores, 71 Madrid Street
Kelly, John, fitter, 36 Grace Avenue
Kelly, J., bottle maker, 18 St. Alban's Gardens
Kelly, J., stone cutter, 6 London Road
Kelly, H., draper, 201 New Lodge Road
Kelly, J., care taker, 30 Kilmood Street
Kelly, J., retired Major, 179 Duncairn Gardens
Kelly, J., Sergeant, R.I.C., 71 Limestone Road
Kelly, J. & M., spirit grocers, 38 Ohio Street, 135 and 159 Durham
Street,
17 Willow Street, 15, 17 Hutchinson Street and 96 Ravenhill Road
Kelly, J. & P., spirit grocers, 22 Vernon Street
Kelly, Mrs. John, Bellavale, Castlereagh Street
Kelly, Redfern J., engineer to the Belfast Harbour Commissioners, Dalriade,
Malone Park
Kelly, Saml. J. engineer, 199 Ainsworth Avenue
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MaryLennon
Posted: Thu Feb 08, 2007 2:53 pm Post subject:
KEENAN
1949 :-
Keenan, Alex., storeman, 238 Tate's Avenue
Keenan, Denis, 32 Shaftesbury Avenue
Keenan, E. & H., 112 & 114 York Street
Keenan, Henry, clerk, 156 Circular Road West
Keenan, Hugh, caulker, 11 Newtownards Road Upper
Keenan, Hugh, spirit merchant, 164 & 166 Ravenhill Road
Keenan, James, clerk, 18 Holland Gardens
Keenan, James, fitter, 3 Hillsborough Drive
Keenan, John, insurance agent, 36 Hamilton Street
Keenan, John, clerk, 15 Bramcote Street
Keenan, J., 53a Kensington Road
Keenan, J., publican, 16 Russell Street
Keenan, J. J., M.B., B.Ch., 150 Donegall Pass and 76 South Parade
Keenan, J. P., assistant agent, 15 St. James's Road
Keenan, Miss, 55 Cooke Street
Keenan, Miss, 553 Ormeau Road
Keenan, Miss Elizabeth, 13 Cliftonpark Avenue
Keenan, Miss, E., 14 Yarrow Street
Keenan, Miss, M., 197 Oldpark Road
Keenan, Mrs., 85 Newtownards Road Upper
Keenan, Mrs., 57 Fortwilliam Crescent
Keenan, Mrs., 29 Sandhurst Drive
Keenan, Mrs. Margaret, 62 Percy Street
Keenan, Mrs. Mary, 12 St. Jude's Avenue
Keenan, Mrs. M. A., 20 Halliday's Road
Keenan, Patrick, postal official, 24 St. Meryl Park
Keenan, Patrick, joiner, 17 Elmgrove Street
Keenan, Patrick F., editor, 15 Kinnaird Terrace
Keenan, Paul, spirit merchant, 2 Milford Street
Keenan, Paul, spirit merchant, 76 & 78 Pound Street
Keenan, Phillip, 31 Lavinia Street
Keenan, Robert, printer, 61 Mountview Street
Keenan, Robert, bread server, 91 Killowen Street
Keenan, Robert, plater's helper, 39 Templemore Avenue
Keenan, R. D., 60 Kansas Avenue
Keenan, Thomas, clerk, 36 Glen Road
Keenan, Thomas, merchant, 8 Parkmount Road
Keenan, T., iron moulder, 147 My Lady's Road
Keenan, T., & Sons, Ltd., rope and twine manufacturers, 26 Donegall
Street
Keenan, T., & Son, fish merchants, 62 to 66 Oxford Street
Keenan, William, 583 Donegall Road
Keenan, William J., clerk, 58 Onslow Parade
1954 :-Keenan, Alexander, storeman, 39a Arney Close
Keenan, Alex., storeman, 238 Tate's Avenue
Keenan, B. R., 76 (2) Eglantine Avenue
Keenan, Denis, 32 Shaftesbury Avenue
Keenan, Edward, publican, 39 Cliftondene Gardens
Keenan, E. & H., spirit merchants, 296 & 298 Ormeau Road
Keenan, George, clerk, 3 Cadogan Street
Keenan, George, oiler, 32 Westrock Drive
Keenan, George, electrician, 15 Tudor Drive
Keenan, G., fish monger, Ballyclare Road
Keenan, Henry, clerk, 156 Circular Road West
Keenan, Henry, publican, 18 Farnham Street
Keenan, Hugh, spirit merchant, 164 & 166 Ravenhill Road
Keenan, Hugh, publican, 39 Galwally Park
Keenan, James, 18 Holland Gardens
Keenan, James, fitter, 62 Percy Street
Keenan, James, fitter, 3 Hillsborough Drive
Keenan, James J., foreman, 21 Bearnagh Drive
Keenan, John, director, 7 Kensington Road
Keenan, J., clerk, 236 Castlereagh Road
Keenan, J., 53a Kensington Road
Keenan, J., publican, 16 Russell Street
Keenan, J. J., M.B., 150 Donegall Pass and 76 South Parade
Keenan, J. P., assistant agent, 15 St. James's Road
Keenan, Miss, 55 Cooke Street
Keenan, Miss, 553 Ormeau Road
Keenan, Miss Elizabeth, 13 Cliftonpark Avenue
Keenan, Miss E., 583 Donegall Road
Keenan, Miss M., confectioner, 197 Oldpark Road
Keenan, Mrs., 29 Sandhurst Drive
Keenan, Mrs. Elizabeth, 40 Howard Street North
Keenan, Mrs. Mary A., 91 Killowen Street
Keenan, Mrs. M. A., 20 Halliday's Road
Keenan, Mrs. M. J., 85 Newtownards Road Upper
Keenan, Mrs. Teresa, 36 Hamilton Street
Keenan, Patrick, postal officer, 24 St. Meryl Park
Keenan, Patrick, joiner, 17 Elmgrove Street
Keenan, Paul, publican, 75 Rushfield Avenue
Keenan, Phillip, baker, 31 Lavinia Street
Keenan, P., P.O. official, 72 Bingnian Drive
Keenan, P., publican, 2 & 2a Lavinia Street
Keenan, Robert, printer, 61 Mountview Street
Keenan, Robert, plater's helper, 39 Templemore Avenue
Keenan, R. D., P.O. worker, 60 Kansas Avenue
Keenan, Thomas, clerk, 36 Glen Road (Falls)
Keenan, Thomas, railway official, 69 Agincourt Avenue
Keenan, Thomas, merchant, 8 Parkmount Road
Keenan, T., 147 My Lady's Road
Keenan, T., & Son, fish merchants, 62 to 66 Oxford Street. T.N.s:
29406-7; Home 29098
Keenan, T., & Sons Ltd., rope and twine manufacturers, 61 Donegall
Street
Keenan, William J., clerk, 58 Onslow Parade
Keenan, Wm., 56 Glenalina Park
Keenan, Wm. J., bus conductor, 4 Waveney Park
MaryLennon
Posted: Thu Feb 08, 2007 3:00 pm Post subject:
KIRKWOOD
1843
Kirkwood, James, Baker, 60 Peter's Hill.
Kirkwood, William, Saddler, 28 Mill Street.
Kirkwood, Thomas, grocer, 17 Cromac Street.
Kirkwood, Alexander, 16 King Street.
1843
Cromac Street
Great Edward Street
17. Thomas Kirkwood, Grocer.
1861
Kirkwood, ?, in Mrs. Coates', Castle Street.
Kirkwood, Mr., clerk, 68 Earl Street.
Kirkwood, A., linen buyer, 45 Victoria Terrace.
1861
SHIP STREET
York Street to Garmoyle Street
12 Thomas Kirkwood, plasterer.
1861
SACKVILLE STREET
off Melbourne Street
36 Mrs. Kirkwood.
1861
AGNES STREET
Crumlin Road to Shankill Road
161 Edward Kirkwood, mechanic
1861
FIFTH STREET
off North Howard Street
42 James Kirkwood, mechanic
1861
Ballynafeigh
Ormeau Bridge to Newtownbreda - New Road, right side.
William Kirkwood, saddler.
1880
ANDERSONSTOWN
Co. Antrim
About three miles from Belfast
Kirkwood, Hugh, Roseland, farmer
Kirkwood, James, Dahlia Lodge, farmer
Kirkwood, Thomas, Roseland, farmer
Surviving 1851 Census Returns of Ireland - Carncastle Parish -
Lisnahay North Townland 363 County Antrim Parish: Carncastle Townland:
Lisnahay North Date Census Returns Taken: 9 April 1851
2. DAVID KIRKWOOD, 38 (Head) [Married 1841] - SHOE MAKER (Antrim) (R/W)
JANE KIRKWOOD, 40 (Wife) [Married 1841] - SEWER (Antrim) (R)
ELIZABETH KIRKWOOD, 7 (Daughter) [Unmarried] - NONE (Antrim)
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~rosdavies/index.html
Miss. . KIRKWOOD . Down of Saul St, Downpatrick ; the district nurse in 1900
POD
Mr. . KIRKWOOD . Newry of Edward Street; charity donation in 1836 V3 p99,103
OSM
Alexander KIRKWOOD . Holywood of Ballycultra ;leased a house & 65 acres
in 1863 from rep. Robert S. Kennedy GV
Edward Henry KIRKWOOD . Holywood of Kinnegar; a clerk; husband of Elizabeth
Graham ;father of Maud Eveline bpt. 1902 at 1st Holywood Presbyterian Church
PR
Mrs. Eliza KIRKWOOD . Kilmore of Tullynacree; wife of William who d. 1868;
mother of George; buried Inch graveyard MID p 92
Miss Elizabeth KIRKWOOD . Drumgooland regt. Ballyward; wife of Andrew Hanna;
mother of Emma Maud Mary b. 1869 & Edith Amelia Millicent b. 1871 CR
Miss Elizabeth KIRKWOOD . Moira mother of Robert Cousins Kirkwood b. 16 Jan
1868 CR
Miss Ellen KIRKWOOD . Moira wife of John Brown; mother of Alexander b. 1868
& Isabella b. 1869 & Mary Ann b. 1871 CR
George KIRKWOOD . Kilmore died 1924; son of William & Eliza; buried Inch
graveyard MID p 92
Hugh KIRKWOOD . Knockbreda regt. Castlereagh; husband of Margaret Keavey;
father of Mary b. 26 Oct 1869 CR
Rev. J. KIRKWOOD . Kilcoo raised money to build a better Methodist Church in
Newcastle 26 May 1926 DR*
Miss Jane KIRKWOOD . Holywood wife of Hugh Baird; mother of Alexander bapt.
1860 & William John bapt. 1863 & Isaac bapt. 1868 at 1st Holywood
Presbyterian CR; PR
Miss. Janet KIRKWOOD . Magheradrool married James Brown , Thursday 20 May
1703 1 at Ballynahinch Presbyterian Church by Rev William Reid BPCR
John KIRKWOOD . Loughinisland in Farranfad, leased a house & 15 & 6
acres from H.W. Meredyth in 1863 GV
John KIRKWOOD . Newry of 23 Upper North St, Newry; a glass, china &
earthenware dealer in 1846 POD
Miss Mary KIRKWOOD . Belfast PR
Miss. Mary Elizabeth KIRKWOOD . Belfast &
Holywood daughter of Thomas Kirkwood, a bookkeeper; married William James
Shaw 29 Mar 1893 at Linenhall Presbyterian Church, Belfast; mother of Mary
Elizabeth Kirkwood; father of twins, Albert Edward & Francis herbert bpt.
1899 & Susannah Walker bpt. 1901 & Mary Elizabeth bpt. 1903 at 1st
Holywood Presbyterian Church PR
Miss Mary Anne KIRKWOOD . Down regt. Downpatrick; wife of Alexander Nesbitt;
mother of John Alexander b. 1874 CR
Miss Mary KIRKWOOD . Dromara wife of James Kennedy; mother of Francis Samuel
b. 1866 CR
Miss Mary KIRKWOOD . Hillsborough of Lisadian; wife of Henry Archer; mother
of Jane b. 1869 CR
Miss Mary KIRKWOOD . Knockbreda regt. Ballymacarret; wife of James Millis;
mother of Eliza Ann b. 1868 CR
Robert KIRKWOOD . Co. Down a fitter aged 20; arrived in Nelson , New Zealand
on board 'Hannibal ' (1191 tons)on 9 Jun 1875; left London 11 Mar 1875 under
Capt. Brown PL/DP
William KIRKWOOD . Kilmore of Tullynacree; d. 1868 aged 58; husband of
Eliza; father of George; left a will; a farmer; buried Inch graveyard MID
p92
William KIRKWOOD . Knockbreda regt. Castlereagh; husband of Mary Anne Perry;
father of William John b. 8 Mar 1870 & William James b. 15 Dec 1871
(sic) CR
Glenravel - Clifton Street Cemetery
Registry pdf
July 18 1847
Jane Kirkwood
(Fever)
Aged 24
Wife of William Kirkwood
Henry Place
Born at and came from Castlereagh, family living in
Belfast, died in Fever Hospital
Buried in Stranger’s Ground
July 17 1849
Sarah Kirkwood
(Cholera)
Widow of [ ] Kirkwood
100 Cromac Street
Born in and came from Edinboro, on a visit to her
son-in-law Peter Pelling
Platform B Grave Number 36
Belfast Timeline pdf
January 1887
Jane McTier and Clyde Kirkwood Weldon were charged
with firing a loaded revolver at the dwelling house of
Bridget Fearon of Saunderson Street. They were both
returned for trial at the Assizes
Belfast Weekly News January 5 1895:
Deaths:
KIRKWOOD: December 27, at Monkshill, Ballygomartin, Mary, beloved wife of
James Kirkwood.
KIRKWOOD: December 28, at his residence, Robert Kirkwood, Grocer and Feuar
http://www.proni.gov.uk/freeholders/search.asp
Result 1 Kirkwood Samuel Corclea ARM/5/2/13
Result 2 Kirkwood Samuel Corclea ARM/5/2/17
Result 3 Kirkwood John Newry ARM/5/2/17
Result 4 Kirkwood Samuel Corclea ARM/5/2/1
Result 5 Kirkwood Samuel Corclea ARM/5/2/1
Result 6 Kirkwood John Carrickcloghan D/1928/F/103
Result 7 Kirkwood Samuel Corclea D/1928/F/32
Result 8 Kirkwood Samuel Corclea D/1928/F/42
Result 9 Kirkwood John Newry D/1928/F/44
Result 10 Kirkwood James Barrack Street D/2472/1
Result 11 Kirkwood Hugh Castle Street D/2472/1
Result 12 Kirkwood Hugh Castle Street D/2472/1
Result 13 Kirkwood Hugh Castle Street D/2966/5/1
Result 14 Kirkwood James Barrack Street D/2966/5/1
Result 15 Kirkwood Thomas Aughnacloy D/654/A3/1B
Result 16 Kirkwood Robert Aughnacloy D/654/A3/1B
Result 17 Kirkwood Alexander Cultra D/654/A3/1B
Result 18 Kirkwood Alexander Cultra D/654/A3/1B
Result 19 Kirkwood Alexander Cultra D/654/A3/1B
Result 20 Kirkwood Alexander Cultra D/654/A3/1B
Result 21 Kirkwood Thomas Fishersquarter D/654/A3/1B
Result 22 Kirkwood Thomas Annacloy D/654/A3/1F
Result 23 Kirkwood Samuel Annacloy D/654/A3/1F
Result 24 Kirkwood Alexander Cultra D/654/A3/1N
Result 25 Kirkwood John Hollymount D/654/A3/1P
Result 26 Kirkwood George Hollymount D/654/A3/1P
Result 27 Kirkwood Thomas Fishers Quarter DOW/5/3/1
Result 28 Kirkwood Thomas Ballygowan DOW/5/3/2
Result 29 Kirkwood Lowther Owengallis T/1522/1
Result 30 Kirkwood Thomas Annacloy T/2771/8A
Result 31 Kirkwood Samuel Annacloy T/2771/8A
Result 32 Kirkwood James Barrack Street T/516
Result 33 Kirkwood Hugh Castle Street T/516
Result 34 Kirkwood John Kellybrackan T/543/1
Result 35 Kirkwood Samuel Annacloy T/761/19
Result 36 Kirkwood Thomas Annacloy T/761/19
Result 37 Kirkwood John Newry T/808/14934
Result 38 Kirkwood Samuel Corclea T/808/14934
Result 39 Kirkwood John Mullaglass T/808/14936
Result 40 Kirkwood Archibald Corclea T/808/14961
Result 41 Kirkwood Samuel Corclea T/808/14961
Result 42 Kirkwood John Traintaunavinny T/808/14999
Result 43 Kirkwood William Arnagunna T/808/14999MaryLennon
Posted: Fri Feb 09, 2007 6:13 pm Post subject:
KERRY/KEERY
1907
Keery, John, confectioner, 54 Ambleside Street
Keery, John, mechanic, 60 Paxton Street
no Kerrys at all in alphabetical section
in 1907
Lisburn
Keery, Abraham, Old Castle Bar, Bridge Street
Keery, George, tinsmith, Chapel Hill
Lisburn
same 2 Keerys in 1910
McKeown, John, auctioneer, Bow Street
1918
Lisburn
just George Keery, tinsmith, the other is gone
coogirlcc
Posted: Fri Feb 09, 2007 10:55 pm Post subject: Beattie's
from Northern Ireland
Please have a look at my family tree posted on ancestry.com (its a
work-in-progress and therefore may have a few erroneous entries. If any
names are familiar or you think we may be connected somewhow, please do let
me know. Also any advice, criticisms, comments is very much appreciated.
thank you
P.S. Predominant names in my tree are:
Beattie
Tesner
Pharo
Etheridge
Tatton
Tatton-egerton
Heres the link then:
http://trees.ancestry.com/fhs/home.aspx?tid=1144198&pg=2
hope thats right
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Samantha
eastender
Posted: Thu Feb 15, 2007 10:03 pm Post subject:
coogirl,
FYI
yer link is to a secure page in Ancestry.com, so plebs like me can't get
access.
_________________
Don't criticize what you can't understand - Bob Dylan
eddiec
Posted: Thu Feb 15, 2007 10:47 pm Post subject:
Ancestry.com is a pain like that but you can set up a free account which
will give you basic access to Ancestry.com and associated sites... it has
proven useful in the past when they've had days were access was free to
certain parts of their info.
eastender
Posted: Fri Feb 16, 2007 5:22 am Post subject:
Been there, done that Eddie. Ancestry.com is up there with UHF and
Scotland's people. Their meanings of free and mine are a wee bit differet.
Nuff said.
_________________
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coogirlcc
Posted: Mon Feb 19, 2007 12:20 am Post subject:
Hi 'eastender'
Thank u firstly for the interest shown in my family tree, i appreciate it
and then please accept my apologies - i am not very 'clued up' on the
workings of the internet but am learning. I would like to add that after
reading your posting, i have to agree with u in that ancestry is rather a
pain in the...ummm, arm and most certainly is not free (except the 14 day
trial) but hey, when u're just starting out, u get kinda 'suckered'. Anyway,
enough rambling - wanted to let u know that im currently designing a site
(if anyone has webdesign instructions...4 blondes - please don't hold back )
to display my tree and will let you know the minute its ready
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Samantha
eastender
Posted: Mon Feb 19, 2007 2:20 am Post subject: Beattie's from
Northern Ireland
No problems coogirlc.
I look forward to seeing the finished product.
Maybe eddiec has some tips about web page design programs
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Don't criticize what you can't understand - Bob Dylan
eddiec
Posted: Mon Feb 19, 2007 4:25 pm Post subject:
What you want is a genealogy program rather than a web design program. These
progams allow you to collate and store all your info.
Most of the half decent ones will come with an option to export the data
as a set of html files which you can put on a website or you can use
something like GenesReunited which allows you to build a site directly on
the web.
Theres a thread in the Family Trees board giving some suggestions
(including one from eastender )
Have a look at my own genealogy site(i really have to get round to doing
some work on it) click the link to trees in the menu on the left. These
trees were created by my genealogy program and are an example of what you
can do.
eastender
Posted: Tue Feb 20, 2007 3:28 am Post subject:
yer a quare geg eddie.
Family Tree Maker is great, but can I upload it to a web page?
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eddiec
Posted: Tue Feb 20, 2007 8:16 am Post subject:
As far as I was aware FTM had an online site where you could upload your
tree so I checked their web site
Heres what they say:
<snip> or through a free Internet homepage.
Submitting your family tree to MyFamily.com’s collection of user-submitted
trees lets you share your discoveries with the entire genealogy community.
<snip>eastender
Posted: Wed Feb 21, 2007 8:14 pm Post subject:
Thanks eddie, I'll look into that.
_________________
Don't criticize what you can't understand - Bob Dylan
MaryLennon
Posted: Wed Feb 14, 2007 9:15 pm Post subject: GLENRAVEL
http://home.glenravel.com/
Spend hours on this site.....
links to all the pdf's and what they are :-
Clifton Street Cemetery (4 parts pdf)
Part 1 Registry - List of people buried there
Part 2 Upper - List of people, Graves Upper Ground
Part 3 Lower - List of people, Graves Lower
Part 4 History
all here http://www.glenravel.com/sites/www.cliftonstreetcemetery.com/
~~~~~~~~~~~
Belfast Timeline (12 parts)
Newspaper Extracts (all pdf)
1830's
1840's
1850's
1860's
1870's
1880's
1890's
1900's
1910's
1920's
1930's
1940-41
http://home.glenravel.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=12&Itemid=27
~~~~~~~~~~
Belfast Magazine - written by Joe Baker
Issues 1 - 10
Issues 11 - 20
Issues 21 - 30
Issues 31 - 40
Issues 41 - 50
some of these are online for download as pdf, I assume they will all be
eventually
http://home.glenravel.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=25
~~~~~~~~~~~
The Troubles Magazine - by Joe Baker
Issues 1 - 10 (pdf)
Issues 11 - 20 (pdf)
Issues 21+ (not available yet)
http://home.glenravel.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=21&Itemid=37
~~~~~~~~~~~~
Milltown Cemetery - A Brief History - by Joe Baker
pdf (available)
http://home.glenravel.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=70&Itemid=45
~~~~~~~~~~~
North Belfast Books - A Scattered History & Another Scattered History
- Joe Baker
pdf (available)
http://home.glenravel.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=52&Itemid=46
~~~~~~~~~~~
The McMahon Family Murders - Joe Baker
pdf (available)
http://home.glenravel.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=69&Itemid=44
~~~~~~~~~~~
Old Belfast - by Joe Baker
pdf (available)
http://home.glenravel.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=67&Itemid=43
~~~~~~~~~~~
Belfast Ghost Guide - by Joe Baker
pdf (available)
http://home.glenravel.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=66&Itemid=41
~~~~~~~~~~~
Brutal Murders in Belfast
pdf (available)
http://home.glenravel.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=68&Itemid=42
~~~~~~~~~~~
GLENRAVEL DVD's
The Crum - watch online - by Joe Baker
http://home.glenravel.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=71&Itemid=50
The Half Bap - watch online - by Joe Baker
http://home.glenravel.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=72&Itemid=53
The Belfast Blitz - watch online - by Jow Baker
http://home.glenravel.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=73&Itemid=55
Clifton Street Cemetery - watch online - by Joe Baker
http://home.glenravel.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=74&Itemid=56
~~~~~~~~~~~
and please leave a message in Glenravel's Guestbook when you visit the
site
http://home.glenravel.com/index.php?option=com_easybook&Itemid=26
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my avatar is my mum, aged about 30
Agnes Keenan (Kay) Wylie Lennon
All names starting with "V"
MaryLennon
Posted: Fri Feb 09, 2007 4:02 pm Post subject:
VANCE
1843
Vance, John, Esq., Merchant and Ship Owner, 5 Donegall Place.
Vance, John, jun., & Co., Cotton Spinners & General Merchants,
Office, Fountain Lane, Mills, Woodburn, Carrickfergus.
Vance, S., of John Vance, jun., & Co., residence, 11 Chichester Street.
Vance, Robert, Cabinet & Upholstery Warehouse, 17 Russell Street.
Vance, William, Joiner, 39 Edward Street.
Vance, John, Joiner, etc., 18 Grace Street.
Vance, William, Pawn Broker, 26 Millfield.
Vance, Thomas, Revenue Officer, 12 Pilot Street.
Vance, Reid, & Co., Muslin Manufacturers, 40 Rosemary Street.
Vance, Thomas, Custom House Officer, 12 Pilot Street.
Donegall Place
Castle Place
5. John Vance, Merchant.
Edward Street
Great Patrick Street
39. William Vance, Joiner.
Fountain Lane
Fountain Street to Donegall Place
2. John Vance, jun., & Co., Merchants & Cotton Spinners.
CABINET MAKERS
Vance, Robert, 17 Russell Street.
Rosemary Street
Bridge Street to Hercules Place
40. Richard Vance, Muslin Manufacturer.
Newtownards
Vance, Mrs., Haberdasher, High Street.
1861
Vance, Adam, spirit dealer, Ballyhackamore, Ballymacarrett.
Vance, Gilbert, muslin manufacturer, 38&40 Rosemary Street. * 2 Adelaide
Place.
Vance, Robert, secretary Corn Exchange and publisher Belfast Mercantile
Journal, 174 Agnes Street.
Vance, Miss, 4 Upper Crescent.
Vance, J., clerk, 8 Great George's Street.
Vance, Samuel, secretary of Chamber of Commerce and public accountant, 36
Waring Street. *11 Chichester Street.
Vance, William, relieving officer, 32&34 Millfield.
GEORGE'S STREET GREAT
Corporation Street to North Queen Street
8 J. Vance, clerk.
ADELAIDE PLACE
Donegall Sq.Sth. to Franklin Place
2 Gilbert Vance, of the firm "John R. Vance & Son" muslin
manufacturers; office, 40 Rosemary Street
AGNES STREET
Crumlin Road to Shankill Road
174 Robert Vance, clerk
PATRICK STREET LITTLE
York Street to Corporation Street
71 Robert Vance, labourer.
77 John Vance, carpenter.
MILLFIELD
Mill Street to North Street
34&32 W. Vance, relieving officer.
YORK STREET LITTLE
Great Patrick Street to Earl Street
123 Mrs. Vance, huckster.
Newtownards
Vance, Margaret, haberdasher, High Street.
Antrim
Vance, Wm., builder, Bow Lane.
Vance, Wm. & Co., grocers &c., Bow Lane.
Ballymacarrett
OLD ROAD
Adam Vance, spirit dealer.
Ballyhackamore
Hugh Vance, grocer.
COLLEGE STREET WEST
off Durham Street
14 Mary Vance
CRESCENT UPPER
University Road
4 Miss Vance
REGENT BUILDINGS
Victoria Street
107 Corn Exchange; Robert Vance, secretary.
REGENT BUILDINGS
Victoria Street
113 Belfast Mercantile Journal; Robert Vance, publisher;
residence, 174 Agnes Street.
ROSEMARY STREET
Bridge Street to Hercules Street
40 Gilbert Vance, muslin manufacturer and merchant;
residence, 2 Adelaide Place.
RUSSELL STREET
Cromac Street to Joy Street
17 Mrs. Vance.
ORMEAU ROAD
from Cromac Bridge to Ballynafeigh, right side
11 John Vance, carver.
BOND STREET
off Eliza Street
36 Joseph Vance, porter
BOOMER STREET
off Bath Place
26 John Vance, labourer
NORTH QUEEN STREET
Carrick Hill to Old Carrick Road
~ Old Poor House; John Brunker, house steward; Wm. Vance,
school master.
TOWNSEND STREET
Shankill Road to Falls Road
15 James Vance, baker.
1880
Vance, David, hackle setter, 153 Argyle Street
Vance, Gilbert, linen manufacturer, 121 Donegall Street, weaving factory,
York Lane, res., Edenview House, Strandtown
Vance, John, gardener, 363 Newtownards Road
Vance, John, carpenter, 83 Little Patrick Street
Vance, John, tailor, 56 Townsend Street Upper
Vance, Martin, insurance agent, 62 McClure Street
Vance, Miss, 9 Lower Crescent
Vance, Robert, notary public and proprietor of the Belfast Mercantile
Journal, district agent for the Star Life Assurance Society, the Commercial
Guarantee Society Ltd., general commission agent, etc., 3 Victoria Street,
res., Ashville, Sydenham
Vance, R. H., Commercial Buildings
Vance, Samuel, salesman, 9 Morpeth Street
Vance, Samuel, secretary to Belfast Chamber of Commerce, res., 18
Mountcharles
Vance, William, mechanic, 49 Morpeth Street
Vance, William J., designer, 15 Schomberg Street
CASTLEREAGH
Co. Down
Cregagh Road
Vance, Adam, carter
STRANDTOWN
Co. Down
Two miles from Belfast
Residents
Vance, Gilbert Boyle, Penrhyn Villa
Vance, Gilbert, Edenview
Vance, Robert, Ashville
VICTORIA STREET
Corporation Street to Great Edward Street
3. Vance, Robert, notary public & proprietor of the Belfast Mercantile
Journal
ANTRIM
Traders, etc.
Vance, William, sen., builder, Castle Street
Vance, William, jun., grocer and baker, High Street
LINDSAY STREET
Ormeau Road to Craigmore Street
44. Vance, Joseph, car driver
CHARLES STREET SOUTH
Off Hope Street
28. Vance, Wm., labourer
CLYDE STREET
Off Short Strand
46. Vance, William, shoe maker
COLLEGE STREET WEST
Off Durham Street
14. Vance, Mrs., widow
CRESCENT LOWER
University Road to Botanic Avenue
9. Vance, Miss
PATRICK STREET, LITTLE
From York Street to Corporation Street
83. Vance, John, carpenter
BEER'S BRIDGE ROAD
Mountpottinger
28, Vance, Thomas, carter
NEWTOWNARDS ROAD
Bridge End to Holywood Arches
Springfield Place
363. Vance, John, gardener
TOWNSEND STREET UPPER
Peter's Hill to Old Lodge Road
56. Vance, John, tailor
WESTMORELAND STREET
Dover Street to Northumberland Street
40. Vance, John
DONEGALL STREET
Waring Street to Clifton Street
121. Vance, G., powerloom linen manufacturer
DOWNING STREET
Off Shankhill Road
73. Vance, Robert
40. Vance, Wm., bundler
ARGYLE STREET
Shankhill Road to Cupar Street
153. Vance, David, hackle setter
Country Residents
Vance, Gilbert, Edenview, Strandtown
Vance, Gilbert Boyle, Penrhyn Villa, Strandtown
Vance, Robert, Ashville, Strandtown
SCHOMBERG STREET
Off Sandy Row
15. Vance, William J., designer
Lurgan
Vance, John, grocer, Queen Street
MORPETH STREET
Westmoreland Street to Cumberland Street
9. Vance, Samuel, salesman
49. Vance, William, mechanic
MOUNTCHARLES
Off University Road
18. Vance, Samuel, general agent
McCLURE STREET
Off Ormeau Road
62. Vance, Martin, insurance agent
Holywood
Vance, Miss, milliner, High Street
HENRY STREET LITTLE
Nile Street to Henry Street
20. Vance, William, do.
ISRAEL STREET
Peter's Hill to Old Lodge Road
32. Vance, James, baker
1907
Artana Street
off Ormeau Road
7. Vance, Samuel, clerk
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8th Belfast HAA Regiment - Roll of Honour - WW2
Sgt. J. D. Vance
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Ulster Covenant 1912
Vance Jane 19 Liffie Street Belfast
Vance Nellie 226 Donegall Avenue Belfast
Vance Maggie 32 Mountcashell Street Belfast
Vance Rachel 32 Mountcashell Street Belfast
Vance Martha 10 Jaffa Street Belfast
Vance Hugh 50 Cosgrove Street Belfast
Vance William John 153 Sydney Street West Belfast
Vance Robert 1 Glenwood Street Belfast
Vance James 56 Fifth Street Belfast
Vance Hannah 94 Utility Street Belfast
Vance Annie Ardmore, Marlborough Park Belfast Belfast
Vance Agnes 8 Dunluce Avenue Belfast
Vance Anna E Mornington Park Bangor Belfast
Vance Nellie 54 Lindsay Street Belfast
Vance Jane 54 Lindsay Street Belfast
Vance Anna 65 Botanic Avenue Belfast
Vance Sarah 15 Carmel Street Belfast
Vance Mary 26 Wolseley Street Belfast
Vance Emily 26 Wolseley Street Belfast
Vance John 54 Lindsay Street Belfast
Vance Esther 63 Eureka Street Belfast
Vance Mary 63 Eureka Street Belfast
Vance Ellen 28 Norwood Street Belfast Belfast
Vance Hugh 217 Conway Street Belfast
Vance Samuel 16 Ashdale Street Belfast
Vance William 30 Campbell Park Avenue Belfast
Vance W 30 Campbell Park Avenue Belmont Belfast
Vance Marshall 5 Gaston Street Belfast
Vance John 10 Houston Street Ballyhackamore Belfast
Vance Sam 43 Sandown Road Belfast
Vance Charlie 9 Irwin Street Belfast
Vance James Whitehead Belfast
Vance Walter 21 Finvoy Street Belfast
Vance John 29 Oakdale Street Belfast
Vance Thomas 13 Beersbridge Road Belfast
Vance Henry 86 Donard Street Belfast
Vance David 44 Ardgowan Street Belfast
Vance David 13 Beersbridge Road Belfast
Vance William 50 Lindsay Street Belfast Belfast
Vance James 10 Mandelson Street Belfast
Vance Mary 12 Convention Street Belfast
Vance Annie 259 Beersbridge Road Belfast
Vance Martha 116 Nelson Street Belfast
Vance Lizzie 11 Houston Street Belfast
Vance Mrs E 311 Beersbridge Road Belfast
Vance Mary Jane 2 Irvine Street Ballyhackamore Belfast
Vance Agnes 17 Woodstock Road Belfast
Vance Matilda 24 Sandown Road Belfast
Vance Ellen Jane 16 Ashdale Street Belfast
Vance Sarah 10 Manderson Street Belfast
Vance W 85 Donard Street Belfast
Vance Lizzie 85 Donard Street Belfast
Vance Lizzie 49 Shamrock Street Belfast
Vance Agnes 10 Manderson Street Belfast
Vance Maggie 10 Manderson Street Belfast
Vance Agnes 13 Beersbridge Road Belfast
Vance Agnes 261 Newtownards Road Belfast
Vance Jeannie 30 Campbell Park Avenue Belfast
Vance Sarah 30 Campbell Park Avenue Belfast
Vance Martha 21 Finvoy Street Belfast
Vance Amanda 21 Finvoy Street Belfast
Vance Martha Robina 25 Grampian Street Belfast
Vance Maggie 29 Dowing Street Belfast
Vance Maude 10 Battenberg Street Belfast
Vance Agnes 20 Olive Street Belfast
Vance Florence C 2 Ainsworth Street Belfast
Vance Beatrice 1 Glenwood Street Belfast
Vance Lizzie 157 Canmore Street Belfast
Vance Herbert 2 Ainsworth Street Belfast
Vance Edward 52 Lanant Street Belfast
Vance Samuel Crawford 29 Downing Street Belfast
Vance Robert 20 Olive Street Belfast
Vance Samuel 72 North Howard Street Belfast
Vance Robert 56 Fifth Street Belfast
Vance Oliver 28 Rosapenna Street Belfast
Vance William James 10 Battenburg Street Belfast
Vance Harry 9 Irvine Street Belfast
Vance James 311 Beersbridge Road Belfast
Vance Robert 9 Irve Street Belfast
Vance James 17 Craigmore Street Belfast
Vance Robert 24 Sandown Road Belfast
Vance W J 24 Tern Street Belfast
Vance James 8 Sandown Road Ballyhackamore Belfast
Vance John Henry 28 Rosapenna Street Belfast Belfast
Vance Hugh 11 Huston Street Belfast
Vance Henry 85 Donard Street Belfast
Vance Robert Kerr 32 Mountcashel Street Belfast
Vance G Steven Manderson Street Belfast
Vance James 11 Irvine Street Belfast
Vance David Irvine Street Ballyhackamore Belfast
Vance John 6 Eglinton Street Belfast
Vance David 10 Jaffa Street Belfast
Vance William 17 Woodstock Place Belfast
Vance John N 14 Killaughey Road Donaghadee Belfast
Vance E 10 Manderson Street Belfast
Vance Joseph 2 Irvine Street Belfast
Vance Thomas 17 Craigmore Street Belfast
Vance William 17 Craigmore Street Belfast
Vance William J 12 Convention Street Belfast
Vance James 50 Lindsay Street Belfast
Vance Harry 14 Killaghey Road Donaghadee Belfast
Vance Thomas 17 Craigmore Street Belfast Belfast
Vance William 28 Norwood Street Belfast
Vance John 70 Portallo Street Belfast
Vance Robert 31 Ainsworth Avenue Belfast
Vance Robert 20 Sintonville Avenue Belfast
Vance Eston 265 Ballyhackanor Belfast
Vance William Henry 365 Upper Ards Road Belfast
Vance E S G K Queens University & 52 Crumlin Road Belfast
Vance John 17 Woodstock Place Belfast
Vance William 11 Stormount Street Belfast
Vance Samuel 30 Campbell Park Avenue Belfast
Vance Fanny 11 Stormont Street Belfast
Vance Martha 8 Huddestons Place Newtownards Road Belfast
Vance Anne 17 Craigmore Street Belfast
Vance Dorothy Mornington Park Bangor Belfast
Vance Nathaniel Isles 41 Firth Street Belfast
CWGC WW1 & WW2
1 VANCE, A Private 313 23/05/1915 32 Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders
United Kingdom I. A. 22. RUE-DES-BERCEAUX MILITARY CEMETERY,
RICHEBOURG-L'AVOUE
2 VANCE, ALEXANDER Able Seaman 05/04/1918 24 Mercantile Marine United
Kingdom TOWER HILL MEMORIAL
3 VANCE, ARTHUR PARTICK Lance Corporal 3480 22/12/1914 23 The King's
(Liverpool Regiment) United Kingdom Panel 4 and 6. YPRES (MENIN GATE)
MEMORIAL
4 VANCE, BROWN Private 24582 16/08/1917 21 Royal Irish Fusiliers United
Kingdom Panel 140 to 141. TYNE COT MEMORIAL
5 VANCE, CHARLES Private 5183651 13/05/1940 20 Gloucestershire Regiment
United Kingdom Column 57. DUNKIRK MEMORIAL
6 VANCE, CHARLES RICHARD GRIFFIN Second Lieutenant 09/03/1915 21 Cheshire
Regiment United Kingdom D. 25. RAMPARTS CEMETERY, LILLE GATE
7 VANCE, DAVID Private 41569 01/08/1917 Unknown Cameronians (Scottish
Rifles) United Kingdom Panel 22. YPRES (MENIN GATE) MEMORIAL
8 VANCE, EZEKIEL Lieutenant 15/07/1916 45 Royal Irish Rifles United Kingdom
B. 8. CAUDRY OLD COMMUNAL CEMETERY
9 VANCE, E Gunner 73161 25/09/1918 Unknown Royal Garrison Artillery United
Kingdom I. A. 17. ROCQUIGNY-EQUANCOURT ROAD BRITISH CEMETERY, MANANCOURT
10 VANCE, ERIC GEORGE Private 3927 05/06/1916 19 The King's (Liverpool
Regiment) United Kingdom III. G. 14. LE TOURET MILITARY CEMETERY,
RICHEBOURG-L'AVOUE
11 VANCE, EDWIN JAMES Private 14128 01/07/1916 19 Royal Inniskilling
Fusiliers United Kingdom Pier and Face 4 D and 5 B. THIEPVAL MEMORIAL
12 VANCE, FRANCIS JOSEPH Pilot Officer 183180 18/10/1944 22 Royal Air Force
Volunteer Reserve United Kingdom 5. C. 2. BERGEN-OP-ZOOM CANADIAN WAR
CEMETERY
13 VANCE, G Driver 1788 16/07/1916 Unknown Royal Field Artillery United
Kingdom Spec. Memorial. GLASGOW (EASTWOOD) CEMETERY
14 VANCE, H Rifleman 13764 25/10/1918 Unknown Royal Irish Rifles United
Kingdom VI. D. 2. HARLEBEKE NEW BRITISH CEMETERY
15 VANCE, HUGH Third Engineer Officer 28/04/1941 23 Merchant Navy United
Kingdom Panel 23. TOWER HILL MEMORIAL
16 VANCE, HERBERT Sergeant 1799345 20/10/1944 Unknown Royal Air Force
Volunteer Reserve United Kingdom Glenalina Extn. Sec. Q.1. Grave 330.
BELFAST CITY CEMETERY
17 VANCE, JAMES Lieutenant 21/10/1914 28 Essex Regiment United Kingdom
Ploegsteert Wood New Cem. Mem. STRAND MILITARY CEMETERY
18 VANCE, JOSEPH Rifleman 11474 11/08/1915 24 Royal Irish Rifles United
Kingdom Panel 177 and 178. HELLES MEMORIAL
19 VANCE, JAMES Private 11758 29/09/1915 24 Royal Scots Fusiliers United
Kingdom Panel 46 to 49. LOOS MEMORIAL
20 VANCE, JOSEPH Private 14741 01/07/1916 Unknown Royal Irish Fusiliers
United Kingdom Pier and Face 15 A. THIEPVAL MEMORIAL
21 VANCE, J Private 278725 23/04/1917 Unknown Argyll and Sutherland
Highlanders United Kingdom II. D. 1. CRUMP TRENCH BRITISH CEMETERY, FAMPOUX
22 VANCE, JOHN Lance Corporal 200651 01/07/1917 22 Lincolnshire Regiment
United Kingdom XIX. B. 11. LOOS BRITISH CEMETERY
23 VANCE, JAMES Rifleman 19236 16/08/1917 28 Royal Irish Rifles United
Kingdom Panel 138 to 140 and 162 to 162A and 163A. TYNE COT MEMORIAL
24 VANCE, J Private 19725 24/09/1917 21 Yorkshire Regiment United Kingdom
XXVI. C. 1A. ETAPLES MILITARY CEMETERY
25 VANCE, JAMES Private S/623 15/04/1918 19 Royal Scots United Kingdom Panel
11 to 14 and 162. TYNE COT MEMORIAL
26 VANCE, J Private 28785 03/07/1918 Unknown Cheshire Regiment United
Kingdom I. 231. LIVERPOOL (FORD) ROMAN CATHOLIC CEMETERY
27 VANCE, J Corporal 57950 18/07/1919 43 Royal Engineers United Kingdom K.
97. CARNMONEY CEMETERY
28 VANCE, JAMES Gunner 14529490 26/08/1944 Unknown Royal Artillery United
Kingdom Plot 1. Row F. Joint grave 4. GIBRALTAR (NORTH FRONT) CEMETERY
29 VANCE, JOSEPH Warrant Officer Class I 6975521 27/10/1946 Unknown Royal
Army Ordnance Corps United Kingdom 4. C. 21. MUNSTER HEATH WAR CEMETERY
30 VANCE, JAMES DENNIS Serjeant 1502415 28/01/1944 25 Royal Artillery United
Kingdom Face 2. RANGOON MEMORIAL
31 VANCE, JOHN ROBERT Serjeant 343 07/08/1915 27 Manchester Regiment United
Kingdom Panel 158 to 170. HELLES MEMORIAL
32 VANCE, M Corporal 43225 28/04/1917 23 Royal Scots United Kingdom C. 46.
AGNY MILITARY CEMETERY
33 VANCE, MARSHALL Stoker LT/KX 106924 20/02/1941 Unknown Royal Naval Patrol
Service United Kingdom Panel 7. Column 2. LOWESTOFT NAVAL MEMORIAL
34 VANCE, MELROSE Sergeant 1823455 09/06/1944 19 Royal Air Force Volunteer
Reserve United Kingdom Sec. A. Grave 245. BIGGAR (THE CROFTS) CEMETERY
35 VANCE, PATRICK HUGO GERALD IRVING Sub-Lieutenant 31/05/1916 19 Royal Navy
United Kingdom 11. PORTSMOUTH NAVAL MEMORIAL
36 VANCE, ROBERT Private 7275 25/09/1915 Unknown King's Own Scottish
Borderers United Kingdom Panel 53 to 56. LOOS MEMORIAL
37 VANCE, SAMUEL Sapper 64429 01/07/1916 Unknown Royal Engineers United
Kingdom Pier and Face 8 A and 8 D. THIEPVAL MEMORIAL
38 VANCE, S Sapper WR/506021 26/04/1919 Unknown Royal Engineers United
Kingdom G. "U." 839. HEBBURN CEMETERY
39 VANCE, THOMAS Private 8512 15/11/1915 Unknown Highland Light Infantry
United Kingdom Panel 108 to 112. LOOS MEMORIAL
40 VANCE, THOMAS Private 14744 01/07/1916 22 Royal Irish Fusiliers United
Kingdom Pier and Face 15 A. THIEPVAL MEMORIAL
41 VANCE, W Rifleman 6078 17/01/1915 Unknown Royal Irish Rifles United
Kingdom II. E. 2. LOKER CHURCHYARD
42 VANCE, W Corporal 16039 13/07/1916 30 Royal Dublin Fusiliers United
Kingdom D. 120. LINCOLN (NEWPORT) CEMETERY
43 VANCE, WILLIAM Lance Corporal 3393 28/02/1917 22 Royal Inniskilling
Fusiliers United Kingdom Pier and Face 4 D and 5 B. THIEPVAL MEMORIAL
44 VANCE, WILLIAM Private 27165 03/05/1917 Unknown King's Own Scottish
Borderers United Kingdom Bay 6. ARRAS MEMORIAL
45 VANCE, W Private 31608 21/09/1918 Unknown Queen's Own (Royal West Kent
Regiment) United Kingdom II. F. 14. TEMPLEUX-LE-GUERARD BRITISH CEMETERY
46 VANCE, W Corporal Deal/8469(S) 14/02/1919 48 Royal Marine Labour Corps
United Kingdom IV. E. 45. DUNKIRK TOWN CEMETERY
47 VANCE, W Private 48563 13/04/1919 39 Machine Gun Corps (Infantry) United
Kingdom K. 9. CARNMONEY CEMETERY
48 VANCE, WALTER FRENCH Assistant Storekeeper 27/06/1918 24 Mercantile
Marine United Kingdom TOWER HILL MEMORIAL
49 VANCE, WILLIAM FREDERICK Rifleman 20817 05/09/1918 18 Royal Irish Rifles
United Kingdom III. I. 13. PERONNE COMMUNAL CEMETERY EXTENSION
50 VANCE, WILLIAM GEORGE Seaman LT/LX 532174 08/10/1944 20 Royal Naval
Patrol Service United Kingdom Plot 9. Row 5. Grave 38. OOSTENDE NEW COMMUNAL
CEMETERY
51 VANCE, WILLIAM JOSEPH Private DM2/135594 20/06/1917 20 Army Service Corps
United Kingdom 3. C. 3. DAR ES SALAAM WAR CEMETERY
52 VANCE, WILLIAM PERCY Able Seaman J/17611 31/05/1916 19 Royal Navy United
Kingdom 12. PLYMOUTH NAVAL MEMORIAL
Glenravel - Clifton Street Cemetery
1831
October 4
Sarah Vance
25 Wife of William Vance
Millfield Street
Came from and born in Lisnatayler, Killead
1835
October 18
Alice Vance
Aged 90
Lived with her son
Lodge Mill
From Bangor, born at Drumbo
Family settled in and about Belfast
1836
July 14
Ellen Vance
Aged 58
Wife of John Vance
Little Patrick Street
From and born near Bangor
Family settled in Belfast
1841
Maria Jane Vance
(Hooping Cough)
Aged 3
Daughter of Gilbert Vance
Rosemary Street
Born at and came from Newtonards
1844
February 20
John Vance
(Apoplexy)
Aged 68
Cotton Spinner
Carrick Hill
Born at Drumkirk, Parish of Newtownards, came
from Glasgow to Belfast
Platform A
Grave Number 9
1847
Thomas Vance
Mary Loughran
Joseph Doyle
Margaret Lynn
Sarah Hunter
Jane Thompson
Margaret Finegan
(Dysentry)
Died in Fever Hospital
Interred on Dr. Anderson’s Certificate
Buried in Poor’s Ground
James Vance
Eliza Scott
Catherine McGonagill
(Dysentry)
Died in the Hospital
Interred on Dr. Anderson’s Certificate
Buried in Poor’s Ground
April 11
Eleanor Anderson
(Astma)
Aged 72
Sister in Law to William Vance
Edward Street
Born in Belfast
9, Old Part
Grave Number 7 & 8
John Vance
(Decline)
Aged 3 Months
Child of late John Vance
Gordon Street
Born in Belfast
Buried in Poor’s Ground
December 20
Lascelles Vance
(Contractions)
Aged 1
Child of Samuel Vance
Chichester Street
Born in Belfast
5 th Old Part
Grave Number 49 & 50
1848
January 21
Barbara Vance
(Appoplexy)
Aged 58
Cotton Reeler
Little Patrick Street
Born in and came from Bangor
Platform A Grave Number 9
1849
January 7
John Vance
(Old Age)
Aged 71
Carpenter
Great Patrick Street
Born in and came from Bangor,
family living in Belfast
Platform A Grave Number 9
James Vance
(Decline)
Aged 37
Cabinet Maker
Edward Street
Born in Belfast
9 th Old Part Grave Number 7 or 8
1850
January 1
Samuel Bruce Vance
(Scarlet Fever)
Aged 4
Son of William Vance
Great Georges Street
Born in Belfast
Platform C Grave Number 48
1851
January 2
John Vance
(Break Up of Constitution)
Aged 42
Cabinet Maker & Pensioner
Edward Street
Born in and came from the Cape of Good Hope
9 th Old Part Grave Number 7 or 8
1852
Vance (still born)
(Still Born)
Child of Samuel Vance
37 Chichester Street
Born in Belfast
Platform 5 Grave Number 49 & 50
July 25
William Vance
(Old Age)
Aged 79
Carpenter
39 Edward Street
Born in Belfast
Platform 9 Grave Number 7 & 8
1854
Margaret Vance
(Fever)
Aged 40
Wife of Mr Gilbert Vance
40 Rosemary Street
Born in and came from Newtownards, family
Belfast
Platform I Grave Number 26
1855
Rose Vance
(Old Age)
Aged 83
Widow of the late William Vance
39 Edward Street
Born in Belfast
Platform 9 Grave Number 7 & 8
October 9
William Vance
(Quinsey)
Aged 57
Merchant
63 Great Georges Street
Born in Belfast
Platform C Grave Number 48 & 49
1858
January 25
Easter Vance
(Dropsy)
Aged 50
Spinster
Milltown Falls
Born in Belfast
Platform 9 Grave Number 7 & 8
1860
March 12
Jane Vance
(Cancer in the Stomach)
Aged 58
Widow of the late William Vance
Upper Cressent
Born in Belfast
Platform C Grave Number 48 & 49
1861
February 22
William Vance
(Fracture of Thigh Bone)
Aged 80
Relieving Officer
23 Millfield
Born in Mannce Cunningham, Co.Donegall
Platform 18
Grave Number 4
1865
July 16
George Vance
(Diarrhoea)
Aged 33
Cabinet Maker
74 Nelson Street
Born in Belfast
9, Grave Number 78
1878
February 14
Ina Vance
(Consumption)
Aged 15
At School
9 Antrim Place
Parents lived in Belfast
Platform I, Grave Number 26
1879
May 28
Jane Vance
(Heart Disease)
Aged 54
Packenham Place
Native of Belfast
Platform 7, Grave Number 40
1891
April 15
Gilbert Vance
Breaking up of Constitution)
Aged 47
Ballyneuach House, Holywood
Native of Belfast
Platform I, Grave Number 26
1896
November 23
Gilbert Vance
(Old Age)
Aged 85
Merchant
Eden View Strandtown
Native of Belfast
Platform I, Grave Number 26
November 4
Mary Vance
(Paralysis)
Aged 96
58 Carlile Street
Native of Belfast
Platform 18, Grave Number 4
1911
January 5
Jane Martin Vance
Hodgkin’s Disease Asthenia)
Aged 76
Thornhill Gardens, Ardmore Park
Belfast
Platform C, Grave Number 48 & 49
1925
January 12
Anne Vance
(Old Age)
Aged 88
Ardmore, Marlborough Park
Belfast
Platform E, Grave Number 49
Glenravel - Belfast Timeline
January 1885
William Dunlop and Thomas Watt were charged with
stabbing two young men named Bower and Vance in
Bryson Street, Ballymacarrett. As the prisoners were said
to be of good character, they were discharged.
Census 1901 &1911
http://www.belfastfamilyhistory.com/
William Vance 14, OHIO ST, 1911
Jane Vance 14, OHIO ST, 1911
Mary Ann Vance 14, OHIO ST, 1911
Robert Vance 10, OLIVE ST, 1911
Agnes Vance 10, OLIVE ST, 1911
Jeanie Vance 10, OLIVE ST, 1911
Robert Vance 10, OLIVE ST, 1911
Samuel Vance 67, SIDNEY STREET WEST, 1911
Mary Jane Vance 67, SIDNEY STREET WEST, 1911
William John Vance 67, SIDNEY STREET WEST, 1911
Samuel Vance 16, SIDNEY ST WEST ST, 1901
Mary June Vance 16, SIDNEY ST WEST ST, 1901
Samuel Vance 16, SIDNEY ST WEST ST, 1901
William Vance 16, SIDNEY ST WEST ST, 1901
Robert Vance 102, TENNENT ST, 1901
Jane Vance 102, TENNENT ST, 1901
Minnie Vance 102, TENNENT ST, 1901
William Vance 102, TENNENT ST, 1901
Sarah Vance 102, TENNENT ST, 1901
Thomas Vance 102, TENNENT ST, 1901
Ellen Vance 102, TENNENT ST, 1901MaryLennon
Posted: Mon May 14, 2007 7:38 pm Post subject: Transcribing
job
First one to this link gets the job
http://www.lennonwylie.co.uk/Wilson.htm
just one long column will do lovely but I need , and . and 1 space per
space if ya gets what I mean..email me if you get lost
Mary
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don't give up !
MaryLennon
Posted: Mon May 14, 2007 8:30 pm Post subject:
remember to post here and let everyone know the job is taken...we don't want
repeats
I may do more of these starting at the beginning A's, this one was for a
look-ups of Wilson's, it will go in the Archives until I reach the W's in
the alphasection on my site and its 1907
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Meg
Posted: Mon May 14, 2007 8:43 pm Post subject:
Hello Mary
if you get no other takers i will give it a go just off to work now
unfortunatly otherwise i'd start it now.
regards
Meg
MaryLennon
Posted: Mon May 14, 2007 8:46 pm Post subject:
no probs Meg, you go ahead and have a go, there's no hurry, use whatever
works best for you, word?
notepad works good too, whatever you prefer as long as its one person per
line
ie
Wilson, A., butcher, address
that's it have fun
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Meg
Posted: Tue May 15, 2007 5:55 pm Post subject:
Hi Mary
well the mission is completed
quite theraputic really with a cup of tea (no wine honest)
so i suppose it's time to hit send if you can advise where you want it sent
to please .
kind regards
Meg
MaryLennon
Posted: Tue May 15, 2007 6:01 pm Post subject:
That quick? be careful or I'll give you more
send it to me please, meems42@hotmail.com
I'll set up a thread to put it and others in until I get a page sorted on
the site, that way people can still search through it...
wtg Thank you very much
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Meg
Posted: Tue May 15, 2007 6:22 pm Post subject:
No problem Mary
on it's way........
MaryLennon
Posted: Tue May 15, 2007 6:28 pm Post subject:
excellent, got it, the Wilsons are in the Archives, will get a chance
hopefully to set up the alpha section on the site and then I'll scan some
more....
Thank you very much, much appreciated
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Alison
Posted: Mon Oct 29, 2007 12:03 pm Post subject: Offering My
Help
Hi Mary
I'm at home most days so have quite a bit of spare time if you need
anything transcribed.
Alison
MaryLennon
Posted: Mon Oct 29, 2007 12:20 pm Post subject:
Hi Alison, I will keep you in mind, I'm not getting an awful lot done at the
moment with my mum but I think there's a light at the end of the tunnel so
hopefully I'll get a chance to sort myself and the site out a bit soon.
The streets directories I have to do myself as I do them into a template
from jpg and no matter what programme I try to transfer them from, the
layout always gets messed up and it takes nearly as much time to correct
that and proof read the whole thing as it does to just type it myself but I
have other things here waiting to be done and I need to get my ass into gear
and get them sorted.
Thank you for the offer, I'll be in touch asap.
Mary
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eddiec
Posted: Mon Oct 29, 2007 12:58 pm Post subject:
In the meantime... until Mary gets things sorted... I've lots of images that
need transcribed if you want to have a go?
_________________
Snowflakes are one of nature's most fragile things, but just look what they
can do when they stick together.
Alison
Posted: Tue Oct 30, 2007 7:22 pm Post subject:
eddiec wrote:
In the meantime... until Mary gets things sorted... I've lots of images that
need transcribed if you want to have a go?
Fire away Eddie!
Alison
eddiec
Posted: Wed Oct 31, 2007 10:55 am Post subject:
You don't need to ask me twice
I'll send you an email with the details.
_________________
Snowflakes are one of nature's most fragile things, but just look what they
can do when they stick together.
MaryLennon
Posted: Wed Oct 31, 2007 12:59 pm Post subject:
watch him Alison, he's a slave driver
Mary
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don't give up !
Alison
Posted: Wed Oct 31, 2007 5:04 pm Post subject:
Eddie I've emailed you the 1st two articles.
Alison
eddiec
Posted: Wed Oct 31, 2007 11:10 pm Post subject:
Don't worry Mary... I'll leave her with something for when you're
ready
_________________
Snowflakes are one of nature's most fragile things, but just look what they
can do when they stick together.
MaryLennon
Posted: Wed Feb 07, 2007 2:42 pm Post subject: Belfast Family
and Community History - Census 1901 1911
http://www.belfastfamilyhistory.com/
This site has 1901 and 1911 Census information for parts of Belfast, also
a personal history section and some photographs of Belfast.
FREE
belfastbob
Posted: Mon Feb 12, 2007 10:22 pm Post subject: 1901 &
1911 Census
Hi Mary, Do you know if they are going to put more streets on this site?
_________________
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MaryLennon
Posted: Mon Feb 12, 2007 10:32 pm Post subject:
I would hope so Bob but I don't know, maybe someone else has more
information about this site, it's pretty neat though
and they are Lottery funded so I would expect more streets
MaryLennon
Posted: Mon Feb 12, 2007 10:38 pm Post subject:
MaryLennon wrote:
I would hope so Bob but I don't know, maybe someone else has more
information about this site, it's pretty neat though
and they are Lottery funded so I would expect more streets
thought I'd ask anyway so I sent them an email.....
eddiec
Posted: Mon Feb 12, 2007 11:56 pm Post subject:
They've changed the site a bit and updated the look since my last visit but
if I recall they only set out to do the West Belfast info...
It would be nice if they got the funding to expand into the rest...
One caveat though... some of the info I found was slightly out... houses
had been mixed up... I did email them at the time and just checked and see
it is still wrong
MaryLennon
Posted: Mon Feb 12, 2007 11:58 pm Post subject:
its the QUB is it not?
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my avatar is my mum, aged about 30
Agnes Keenan (Kay) Wylie Lennon
eddiec
Posted: Tue Feb 13, 2007 12:10 am Post subject:
The Guy who organised it is a Prof up at Queens... think he used some of the
students... I think its hosted on the QUB servers
MaryLennon
Posted: Tue Feb 13, 2007 12:12 am Post subject:
Who did the 1803 Newspaper thing?
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my avatar is my mum, aged about 30
Agnes Keenan (Kay) Wylie Lennon
eddiec
Posted: Tue Feb 13, 2007 12:16 am Post subject:
Do you mean the site about the Act of Union? If so there were a lot of
people involved in that although it again seems to be hosted by Queens
http://www.actofunion.ac.uk/about.htm
MaryLennon
Posted: Tue Feb 13, 2007 12:17 am Post subject:
eddiec wrote:
Do you mean the site about the Act of Union? If so there were a lot of
people involved in that although it again seems to be hosted by Queens
http://www.actofunion.ac.uk/about.htm
yes that one
what else have they done?
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don't give up !
my avatar is my mum, aged about 30
Agnes Keenan (Kay) Wylie Lennon
MaryLennon
Posted: Tue Feb 13, 2007 4:45 pm Post subject:
MaryLennon wrote:
MaryLennon wrote:
I would hope so Bob but I don't know, maybe someone else has more
information about this site, it's pretty neat though
and they are Lottery funded so I would expect more streets
thought I'd ask anyway so I sent them an email.....
Got a reply, very nice man
Yes, indeed, we are expanding outwards all the time (but it is
slow digitising and then checking each census document), and we
will upload new materials at irregular intervals.
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my avatar is my mum, aged about 30
Agnes Keenan (Kay) Wylie Lennon
eddiec
Posted: Tue Feb 13, 2007 8:42 pm Post subject:
Hey... thats good news
belfastbob
Posted: Tue Feb 13, 2007 9:57 pm Post subject: 1901 &
1911 Census
Great Mary. They never replied to my emails. you must have the charm!
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MaryLennon
Posted: Tue Feb 13, 2007 10:07 pm Post subject: Re: 1901
& 1911 Census
belfastbob wrote:
Great Mary. They never replied to my emails. you must have the charm!
guess I was just lucky
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my avatar is my mum, aged about 30
Agnes Keenan (Kay) Wylie Lennon
eddiec
Posted: Tue Feb 13, 2007 10:46 pm Post subject:
Hey... Bob finally got some coloured balls
belfastbob
Posted: Wed Feb 14, 2007 9:12 am Post subject:
I love my coloured balls!!
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eddiec
Posted: Wed Feb 14, 2007 3:45 pm Post subject:
Every reply I can think of would offend someone... the best I could come up
with was...
Does it not hurt ?
MaryLennon
Posted: Wed Feb 14, 2007 4:16 pm Post subject:
Excuse me Boys, but could you take your balls off to the Natter Thread, you
are making a mess in here and I just cleaned up too........tsk...........*stomps
off
you know I'm only kiddin' right?
so what's keeping you two......shift.......go on...........skidaddle
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my avatar is my mum, aged about 30
Agnes Keenan (Kay) Wylie Lennon
belfastbob
Posted: Wed Feb 14, 2007 5:13 pm Post subject:
I have taken my 'things' to the Natter Room
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MaryLennon
Posted: Wed Feb 14, 2007 5:37 pm Post subject:
belfastbob wrote:
I have taken my 'things' to the Natter Room
I'm only jesting with ya, this Genealogy is way too serious
sometimes and God knows we need to laugh or we'd cry
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my avatar is my mum, aged about 30
Agnes Keenan (Kay) Wylie Lennon
eddiec
Posted: Sat Feb 10, 2007 2:29 pm Post subject: What Genealogy
Program do you use?
What program do you use to track your family tree?
Do you an online site or a standalone program. Let us know?
It might be useful to those just starting to have some recommendations
and tips.
eddiec
Posted: Sat Feb 10, 2007 2:32 pm Post subject: Genealogy
Programs
I'll start the ball rolling...
I use Macs... After a good look at the programs available I went for
GEDitCOM It is highly customisable but even 'out of the box' it did just
what I wanted.
MaryLennon
Posted: Sat Feb 10, 2007 2:43 pm Post subject: Devil Advocate
ok when it says Macintosh (including MacOS X) what does that mean? Does it
work on xp or am I way off course and its something else?
btw I didn't even know you could get Programs for Family Trees
eddiec
Posted: Sat Feb 10, 2007 2:52 pm Post subject:
OK... there are two main types of PC those running Windoze and those running
Mac OS. Programs written for Windows don't run under Mac OSX and vice versa.
(although with the latest Apple computers you can run both using
virtualisation software)
Here's a link to Cyndis List giving a good overview of many programs
available.
MaryLennon
Posted: Sat Feb 10, 2007 3:02 pm Post subject:
Thank you.
eastender
Posted: Thu Feb 15, 2007 10:00 pm Post subject: What
Genealogy Program do you use?
I borrowed a Dummies family tree book from the library that contained a CD.
I installed Family Tree Maker and have been filling in the blank spaces as
best I can.
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bnezzy
Posted: Mon Feb 19, 2007 6:03 pm Post subject:
Family Treemaker and Legacy (I use legacy to search Gedcoms for clues)
We also have a weegy board in times of stress
_________________
I wish I had done that when I was told to, the First Time, My ear hurts
now!!
eastender
Posted: Tue Feb 20, 2007 3:30 am Post subject:
nezzy,
tea leaves are almost as good.
_________________
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MaryLennon
Posted: Tue Feb 20, 2007 8:29 am Post subject:
my granny could read tea leaves
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my avatar is my mum, aged about 30
Agnes Keenan (Kay) Wylie Lennon
bnezzy
Posted: Tue Feb 20, 2007 9:05 am Post subject:
We tried Tea Leaves but we couldnt see through the bags
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now!!
eastender
Posted: Wed Feb 21, 2007 8:43 pm Post subject:
My step granny was scary with those tea leaves
She told my Da about a new job and described the building the interview
would be in.
Then she told my parents I was getting married an' I hardly knew m'self!!!!!
I wish she was still around to save me a trip to the Family History
Centre.
_________________
Don't criticize what you can't understand - Bob Dylan
bnezzy
Posted: Wed Feb 21, 2007 8:46 pm Post subject: Tea Leaves
Best of luck on your quest, if I can be of any assistance, I'm only to
willing to help
_________________
I wish I had done that when I was told to, the First Time, My ear hurts
now!!
eastender
Posted: Sun Feb 25, 2007 6:12 am Post subject:
Thanks bnezzy.
I sent you a PM on this.
_________________
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bnezzy
Posted: Sun Feb 25, 2007 9:24 am Post subject:
Sorry Nothing received
_________________
I wish I had done that when I was told to, the First Time, My ear hurts
now!!
MaryLennon
Posted: Sun Feb 25, 2007 11:13 am Post subject:
I think we have a ghost in the forum, first they steal part of EE's
sentences, now PM's...who ya gonna call??
_________________
don't give up !
my avatar is my mum, aged about 30
Agnes Keenan (Kay) Wylie Lennon
bnezzy
Posted: Sun Feb 25, 2007 11:32 am Post subject:
Its Marie Stokes, She said she would contact the world from the other side,
but why has she stolen Tony Blair?
_________________
I wish I had done that when I was told to, the First Time, My ear hurts
now!!
MaryLennon
Posted: Sun Feb 25, 2007 11:55 am Post subject:
I'm not going there
_________________
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my avatar is my mum, aged about 30
Agnes Keenan (Kay) Wylie Lennon
eastender
Posted: Mon Feb 26, 2007 2:42 am Post subject:
Just as long as they're medium ghosts.
_________________
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eastender
Posted: Mon Feb 26, 2007 2:50 am Post subject:
Ach sure it was this oul ghost all the time
I forgot to put a subject in the PM to bnezzy.
_________________
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Wendl
Posted: Mon Feb 26, 2007 9:52 pm Post subject:
I have Legacy programme for windows....i love it, works well for me.
MaryLennon
Posted: Wed Feb 07, 2007 7:44 pm Post subject: "B"
List of all names starting with "B"
MaryLennon
Posted: Wed Feb 07, 2007 7:55 pm Post subject:
BOAG
SOCIETY FOR THE PREVENTION OF CRUELTY TO ANIMALS
Established in 1836, after the example of the London Society for the same
purpose.
honorary Counsel, T. K. Lowry, Esq.; Honorary Solicitors, Jas. Young and w.
Seeds, Esqrs.; Honorary
Veterinary Surgeon, W. McKenna, Esq. Treasurer, E. Pim, High street;
Secretaries, R. Boag, 22 High Street
BELFAST DRINKING FOUNTAINS ASSOCIATION
This Association was organised for the purpose of erecting and maintaining
suitable drinking fountains in
Belfast. A considerable sum has already been voluntarily subscribed and a
number of fountains have been
erected in suitable localities; and others will be added as circumstances
may permit. Committee - Wm.
Ewart, jun., Esq., Mayor; Lord Bishop of Down and Connor, Rev. Dr. Morgan;
G. Orr Wilson, J. G. Richardson,
John Owden, S. Browne, R.N., John Hind, Robert Boag,
BELFAST OPTHALMIC INSTITUTION
2 Howard Street
This Institution, which is supported by voluntary contributions, was opened
on 9th April 1844. Attendance,
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at 11 o'clock. Upwards of 17,000 cases of
eye disease and 1.400 of
diseases of the ear, have been treated at this Institution since its
foundation. Surgeon, Samuel Browne, R.N.,
Donegall Square West. Treasurer, R. Boag, Esq.
BELFAST YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
Under the sanction and approval of Ministers of Evangelical denominations in
Belfast - Established 1850.
The object of this Association is the improvement of the moral and spiritual
condition of young men, by the
efforts of the members of the Society in the sphere of their daily calling,
by devotional meetings, biblical instruction
and mutual improvement classes, the delivery of lectures, the diffusion of
Christian literature, or by any other means
that are in accordance with the Scriptures. There are a reading room and
Library in connexion with this Society.
President - Thomas McClure, Esq., J.P. Vice-Presidents - David Taylor, Esq.;
Thomas G. Lindsay, Esq.; Robt. Boag, Esq.;
BELFAST SAILOR'S HOME
Tomb Street
Established in 1852, for providing a suitable home fro seamen, with
opportunities for mental improvement and religious
instruction. Patron, Hid Excellency the Earl of Eglinton and Winton.
Vice-Patron, Captain W. H. Hall, C.B. President, the
Lord Bishop of Down and Connor and Dromore. Vice-President, the Mayor of
Belfast. Managing Committee - W. S. Tracy,
Esq., Chairman; Vice-Chairmen, G. Heyn, and George Orr Wilson; Thomas
McClure, Wm. Campbell, Robt. Boag,
CRESCENT UPPER 1880
Off University Road
6. Boag, Lady
" Boag, Robert
FIFTH STREET 1861
off North Howard Street
14 David Boag, hackler
CRESCENT UPPER 1861
University Road
6 Robert Boag, of Albion Cloth Company; shop, 21 High Street
At a meeting of the Corporation, on the 1st February, 1877, an
influential deputation waited on the Council to request
permission to have a portrait of Sir Robert Boag placed in the Council Hall.
The permission was readily granted and
subsequently a life size painting of Sir Robert - a splendid work of art
from the atelier of Mr. (now Sir T. A.) Jones, President
of the Royal Hibernian Academy - was suspended to the immediate left of the
main entrance. It is an admirable likeness,
portraying Sir Robert with remarkable fidelity and accuracy in form and
features. The figure is represented in court dress,
the left hand bearing a glove and resting on his side, while the right
carries his hat. The posing is natural and graceful, and
pervaded by the ease and freedom in the lining which characterise all Sir T.
A. Jones' works. The portrait is enclosed in a
massive gilt frame, at the base of which appears the following inscription
:-
"Alderman Sir Robert Boag, Knt.,
Mayor, 1876.
Presented to the Municipality by his fellow citizens."
Painted by T. A. Jones, P.R.H.A.
TYNE STREET 1880
Percy Street to Morpeth Street
7. Boag, Jane
Boag, Mrs., 21 Brougham Street. 1861
Andrew BOAG . Knockbreda Castlereagh; husband of Agnes Sinclair; father
of Robert b. 6 Jul 1869 CR
Miss Jane BOAG . Holywood wife of George Henry Carse; mother of Georgina b.
1868 CR
Sir Robert BOAG J.P. Newtownards an alderman; death notice 10 Nov 1877
Boag Sarah Methra Co Dublin Antrim: South Dunmurry
Boag Margaret L Ballagh Tyrone: South Fivemiletown Kiltermore
Boag Robert Ballagh Clogher Tyrone: Mid. Clogher Protestant Hall Foster
Boag Frances F B 13 Indiana Avenue Belfast: North Clifton Cliftonville
Unionist Club
Boag Fanny 13 Indiana Avenue Belfast: North Clifton Cliftonville Unionist
Club
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