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Title: Alexander Hay of Ballygrainey, Bangor
Post by: Colinm on Sunday 18 December 05 16:02 GMT (UK)
Researching ALEXANDER HAY (1763-1841) and his wife ELIZABETH RUSSELL (1765-1821) of BALLYGRAINEY, near BANGOR.  It’s very possible that they had a son ARCHIBALD HAY (died 1875) who married MARY RUSSELL of BALLYHOLM, BANGOR.  Some of this couple’s children went to New Zealand and some remained in Ireland. I’m descended from James who remained and married JANE MANSON of COTTOWN. Their daughter AGNES is my Grandmother
Title: Re: Alexander Hay of Ballygrainey, Bangor
Post by: Siobhan1 on Tuesday 24 October 06 15:54 BST (UK)
Hi
I am sorry for bothering you but I was interested in this post.
ARCHIBALD HAY who married MARY RUSSELL  as you said had some children.  They had a daughter Elizabeth, who married a James Palmer on the 23rd of November 1857 in Newtownards, she is my 2nd Great Grandmother, and they went on to have 6 children.
Most of these children were born in Scotland when James and Elizabeth moved to a small village near Stranraer.

Siobhan Palmer
Title: Re: Alexander Hay of Ballygrainey, Bangor
Post by: Colinm on Tuesday 24 October 06 17:40 BST (UK)
Siohban.........please check your personal messages.............Colin.
Title: Re: Alexander Hay of Ballygrainey, Bangor
Post by: Sunnyhill on Thursday 26 October 06 04:46 BST (UK)
Hi Colin
How've you been? Good to see you're making some progress. If you can sort out my Hayes while you're at it...... :P

I am getting a researcher to work on them for me so may have some new info soon.

Cheers

David C

Australia
Title: Re: Alexander Hay of Ballygrainey, Bangor
Post by: Sunnyhill on Thursday 09 August 07 11:16 BST (UK)
EDIT: These are not related to my Hayes. This family from Scotland originally from Carrickfergus


1 James  Hayes
—————————————————————————————————————————————
Birth: 
Occ:   Farmer; Cotton Card Sharper [1866]; Carding Master [1859]
Father:   Archibald Hayes (1790-)
Mother:   Helen Mitchell

Archibald Hay son of James Gordon Hay, 24 Oswald St. Glasgow, Cotton Card Sharper, and Margaret Hay, nee Duffy, born 26 April 1866, Date of marriage 5th Sept 1859 in Paisley.

James G Hay, Thornhill, age 26, Carding Master, and Margaret Duffy, Elderslie Abbey Parish, age 26, Millworker, married in Elderslie Church of Scotland, on 09 Sep 1859, according to the forms of the Church of Scotland. James was the son of Archibald Hay, (unable to make out occupation) Deceased and Helen Hay, nee Mitchell.  Margaret was the daughter of Peter Duffy, a labourer, deceased, and Mary Duffy, deceased.
 
 

Spouse:   Margaret Duffy
Birth:   1833, Glasgow??
Father:   Peter Duffy (-1859)
Mother:   Mary (-1859)
Marr:   5th Sept 1859, Paisley, Renfrewshire, Scotland
Title: Re: Alexander Hay of Ballygrainey, Bangor
Post by: Colinm on Thursday 09 August 07 12:58 BST (UK)
Hi David,
   That's great info.  I'm sure your line is originally from the Killinchy Hays.  For a while I used to think mine were too but as I now know they were in and around Ballygrainey back in the 1700's.  Some of my Mansons ended up in Scotland and many of my wife's family moved there in the 1800's for work.  Good luck....Colin.
Title: Re: Alexander Hay of Ballygrainey, Bangor
Post by: BallyaltikilliganG on Friday 10 August 07 19:33 BST (UK)
in case its of interest the Ros Davies website includes
Archibald HAY . ? will probated 1839; executor was J. McKee of Forethill IIW #30556
Archibald HAY . Bangor of Gransha; leased a house & 10 acres in 1863 from John W. Maxwell  GV
Robert HAY . Bangor in Ballymconnell; leased 7 acres in 1863 from John W. Maxwell  GV
Robert HAY . Bangor husband of Margaret McClelland; father of Mary b. 18 Feb 1874 CR
and no doubt more info, good luck, Jim
 
Title: Re: Alexander Hay of Ballygrainey, Bangor
Post by: FionaLorraine on Saturday 09 February 08 17:23 GMT (UK)
Dear Siobhan

I am interested in the Palmer line here - I see from my notes that James may have been a ploughman.  Do you know if they had a connection with any of the following?  Antrim or Crumlin town, railways, McCracken or Barr family especially in Scotland?  He was born about 1837 around the time that I am searching for a James Palmer.  Would you know the name of his father any chance?  There is another marriage I have of:

Elizabeth robinson /PALMER/ and Robert Hayes.

Hi
I am sorry for bothering you but I was interested in this post.
ARCHIBALD HAY who married MARY RUSSELL  as you said had some children.  They had a daughter Elizabeth, who married a James Palmer on the 23rd of November 1857 in Newtownards, she is my 2nd Great Grandmother, and they went on to have 6 children.
Most of these children were born in Scotland when James and Elizabeth moved to a small village near Stranraer.

Siobhan Palmer
Title: Re: Alexander Hay of Ballygrainey, Bangor
Post by: Sunnyhill on Sunday 10 February 08 02:12 GMT (UK)
Just on my post above, the Scottish connections turned out to be incorrect - in fact they [the Scottish Hays] are connected to a Carrickfergus family but have similar birthdates and identical names with an Archibald, son of James and grandson of another Archibald!
  :-\

Title: Re: Alexander Hay of Ballygrainey, Bangor
Post by: carty on Wednesday 24 September 08 05:38 BST (UK)
Hi Alexander,
I know this an old message but hopefully you are still looking.
 I am John Cartwright from Ashburton in New Zealand.
My grandmother was Mary Jane Hay who married James Duff. She was a daughter of George Hay 1842 - 1924 & Elizabeth Smyth( or Smith)1844 - 1928. Married June 11 1863 & came to NZ Jan 1 1868. George had one sister Mary & three brothers James who married Jane Manson, Robert & William. Their father was Archibald Hay & mother Mary Russell. This seems to tie in with your info but I am not sure if I have it all correct. Hope to hear from you.
Kind Regards
John Cartwright
Title: Re: Alexander Hay of Ballygrainey, Bangor
Post by: Colinm on Thursday 25 September 08 04:49 BST (UK)
John,  Our grandmothers are first cousins.  Please check your personal messages on how to contact me......Colin.
Title: Re: Alexander Hay of Ballygrainey, Bangor
Post by: alanpat on Monday 28 March 11 18:22 BST (UK)
Hi I am interested in your Margaret Duffy daughter of Peter Duffy

I have a Margaret Duffy B 1857 Fermanagh Daughter of Peter Duffy Borne 1835 Ireland . Peter was a soldier in the KOSB Kings Own Scottish Borderers

Just wondering if it is the same one

Thanks

Alan


EDIT: These are not related to my Hayes. This family from Scotland originally from Carrickfergus


1 James  Hayes
—————————————————————————————————————————————
Birth: 
Occ:   Farmer; Cotton Card Sharper [1866]; Carding Master [1859]
Father:   Archibald Hayes (1790-)
Mother:   Helen Mitchell

Archibald Hay son of James Gordon Hay, 24 Oswald St. Glasgow, Cotton Card Sharper, and Margaret Hay, nee Duffy, born 26 April 1866, Date of marriage 5th Sept 1859 in Paisley.

James G Hay, Thornhill, age 26, Carding Master, and Margaret Duffy, Elderslie Abbey Parish, age 26, Millworker, married in Elderslie Church of Scotland, on 09 Sep 1859, according to the forms of the Church of Scotland. James was the son of Archibald Hay, (unable to make out occupation) Deceased and Helen Hay, nee Mitchell.  Margaret was the daughter of Peter Duffy, a labourer, deceased, and Mary Duffy, deceased.
 
 

Spouse:   Margaret Duffy
Birth:   1833, Glasgow??
Father:   Peter Duffy (-1859)
Mother:   Mary (-1859)
Marr:   5th Sept 1859, Paisley, Renfrewshire, Scotland

Title: Re: Alexander Hay of Ballygrainey, Bangor
Post by: aghadowey on Monday 28 March 11 18:24 BST (UK)
The post from Sunnyhill that you quoted says Margaret Duffy born c1833 Glasgow? so not likely to be the same as your Margaret Duffy born 1857 in Fermanagh.
Title: Re: Alexander Hay of Ballygrainey, Bangor
Post by: Sunnyhill on Monday 28 March 11 23:28 BST (UK)
Sorry, I don't know anything about the Duffys as discovered that family were not connected to mine.