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Ireland (Historical Counties) => Ireland => Antrim => Topic started by: Cheryl H on Friday 13 September 19 13:30 BST (UK)
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Hi, I am trying to find some information of the HUTCHINSON family of Ballymena.Co. Antrim. I have got to Andrew and Jane (Miller) and hit a dead end. As my husband, (Hutchinson descendant) and I are heading to Belfast in Aug 2020 I am trying to collect as much information on this early part of the family as I can. I do have the family tree back to their son Andrew Hutchinson B1791 Ballymena (bootmaker) and his wife Esther (McNeice or McNiece) B1802 Ballymena, they emigrated to Australia on the Garrow arriving in 1839. with their 7 children. I am really hoping to find "cemetery" records, if possible, for Andrew and Jane etc, so we can visit. Any help would be greatly appreciated. I do have a RootsIreland and MyHeritage account but have not been able to find anything. Thanks. Cheryl H
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Not in timescale, but posting in case it helps connect any dots...
www.thebraid.com/explore-your-roots.aspx
just type in Hutchinson (you can then check McNeice and McNiece too).
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Did you post under a different username in the past, or could this be someone else researching same family?
https://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php?topic=584339.0
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Most of the legible gravestone transcriptions for cemeteries in the Ballymena area are on this site, save for the Old Cemetery in Ballymena which are published in a booklet and I can tell you there are no Hutchinsons listed there.
http://thebraid.com/genealogy.aspx
You won’t find any burial records for the 1700s or most of the 1800s. (The gravediggers were probably mostly illiterate and so written records weren’t much use to them).
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Thank you for all the replies and no Scotmum, this is my first post. Will check out the one you listed there, thanks. Cheryl H
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Hi Cheryl,
I am sorry I was not able to see your post in 2019. Yes I am the relative now living in Queensland. My grandfather Nathaniel was the son of Henry who came to Australia with the Andrew Hutchinson family in 1839.
It would be good to make contact now in May 2022
Thanks
David