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Title: Ballyhaft, Balllyboley, Crossnamuckley, Cunningburn
Post by: Dale on Monday 30 January 12 11:01 GMT (UK)
Kia Ora
Hoping someone might have local knowledge of the following locations:Ballyblack, Ballyhaft, Ballyboley, Crossnamuckley Cunningburn all in Down!.

I would like to know:
1. Is there  Church in any of the above locations? What denomination?
2. is there a cemetery? Attached to the church or separate?
3. Have Parish Records /Cemetery Headstones beeen transcribed for any of the above?
4. Where would I get transcriptions?

I am seeking any BOYLE, BOLE OR BOAL c. 1800- 1865 around the above locations.
I have Boyle children baptised at Ballycopeland Presbyterian but residing in above locations at time of the Baptisms
Can anyone help please?
Thanks
Dale
Title: Re: Ballyhaft, Balllyboley, Crossnamuckley, Cunningburn
Post by: aghadowey on Monday 30 January 12 12:52 GMT (UK)
To answer the first one: Ballyblack-
Relatives living here at a slightly later date attended church in Newtownards (where there are numerous churches of various religions) and are buried in Movilla Cemetery outside Newtownards. The Council office in Newtownards had the burial records when I looked a few years ago (hopefully on computer now since staff weren't terribly helpful and didn't really want to check for plot numbers so I could find the graves).
Title: Re: Ballyhaft, Balllyboley, Crossnamuckley, Cunningburn
Post by: ddee on Tuesday 31 January 12 05:25 GMT (UK)
Hi Dale
These may be of interest.

Ballyblack Presbyterian Graveyard

Boal;  Erected by James Boal of Ballyblack in memory of his wife Ann Boal who died 31 Jan 1852
          aged 33 years.
          Also the above named James Boal who died 14 May 1867 aged 62 years.      
          

Bole;   Erected by John Bole T.C. Newtownards ,in loving remembrance of those relatives whose
            names are inscribed on this monument.
            His sister Isabella Bole who departed this life 7 Oct 1858 aged 22 years.
            His brother William Bole who departed this life 27 Jun 1860 aged 30 years.
            His father John Bole of Crossnamuckley,who departed this life 8 Jun 1871 aged 78 years.
            His mother Mary Bole who departed this life 2 Dec 1872 aged 78 years.
             His sister Margaret Bole who departed this life 9 Oct 1890 aged 74 years.
             The before named John Bole who departed this life 18 May 1895 aged 63.
             "Blessed are the dead which die in the Lord"

 


Title: Re: Ballyhaft, Balllyboley, Crossnamuckley, Cunningburn
Post by: Dale on Tuesday 31 January 12 07:52 GMT (UK)
Thanks ddea and Aghadowey - every little gem helps!
I am working with a (maybe) relative exploring the BOAL family and he sent an email to Newtownards Council last week and received  a reply within about 48 hours so perhaps the attitude has changed, Aghadowey!

ddea the info you sent is invaluable in piecing together various pieces of info we have thank you!  Do I assume they are the only two gravestones with "our" names ?

I am very grateful as I try to piece together this last tree of emigrant ancestors!
Many thanks
Marlene
Title: Re: Ballyhaft, Balllyboley, Crossnamuckley, Cunningburn
Post by: aghadowey on Tuesday 31 January 12 08:01 GMT (UK)
There's lots of information about Boals, Ballyblack, etc. here-
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~rosdavies/SURNAMES/B/BoalBole.htm
Title: Re: Ballyhaft, Balllyboley, Crossnamuckley, Cunningburn
Post by: ddee on Wednesday 01 February 12 03:08 GMT (UK)
Marlene

Those are the only Boals mentioned at Ballyblack on the grave stone inscriptions. There are others at Movilla ,if you send me a personal message through the list with your e-mail address I will pass them on.

Dee
Title: Re: Ballyhaft, Balllyboley, Crossnamuckley, Cunningburn
Post by: Dale on Wednesday 24 July 13 10:59 BST (UK)
DEE!
Apologies I have just had some problem with my computer fixed and have sent  you a PM accordingly!
THANK you for the offer! HOPE I'm not too late!
Marlene