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I am trying to throw out my notebooks, but before I do I would like to post the information that I had. I cannot guarantee its accuracy but at least it might give you some place to start.
Thomas Peter Carr m. 1859 Elizabeth Clarke Whitla, Lisburn Cathedral
Alexander Carr m. 1874 Margaret Posnett at C I ,Kilmore, Armagh
Mary Jane Carr m. 1852 Acheson Houston at C I, Dungannon, Tyrone
Hyndman Carr m. 1819 Sally Hanna, Presb Ch., Londonderry
John Carr m. 1849 Eliz. Farley at St. Anne's CI, Belfast
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Robert Hyndman m. 1845 Ellen Martin, Antrim 1st Presb. Ch.
John Hyndman m. 1849 Agnes Martin, Antrim 1st Presb. Ch.
Joseph Hyndman m. 1840 Eliza Dunlop at Dunboe 2nd Presb, Coleraine
Eliz. Hyndman m. 1869 Robt. McKibben, Grange Presb. Ch, Ballyscullion, Ballymena
Wm. Hyndman m. 1871 Priscilla McKibben, Ahoghill 2nd Presb., Ballymena
Robert Hyndman in 1806 was a snuff and tobacco manufacturer at 78 High Street.
Related to the Hyndmans of Co. Antrim--John Beccles Hyndman of London m. and his youngest son was Frederick Arthur Hyndman b. abt. 1847; called to the Bar in 1880.
William Henry Jones of Demerara m. ? and one of his sons was William Henry Hyndman Jones; called to the Bar in 1878; Magistrate of Sf. Lucia.
1834--Death of Elizabeth Christian, widow of R. A. Hyndman, Esq. of Demerara, dau of John Beccles, late Attorney General of Barbados.
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Francis Howard Sinclair m. 1898 Maud Osborne Grimshaw at Ballywillian CI, Coleraine
Sydney Edgar Sinclair m. 1883 Maria Louisa Matier at Rosemary St. Presb., Belfast
Frances Eliz. Sinclair m. Wm. Sinclair Crichton Apr. 9, 1906 at Duncairn Presb. Church.
Elizabeth Montgomery Sinclair m. Nov. 23, 1859 Henry Kirk at Sinclair Seamen's Presb., Shankill.
Elizabeth Montgomery Sinclair m. June 1, 1865 Wm. Flemming Stevenson at Sinclair Seamen's.
Jane Sinclair m. Nov. 19, 1875 Samuel Kingan at Fisherwick Presb. Ch., Belfast
Thomas Sinclair m Aug. 15, 1882 Elizabeth Lecky Sinclair at Fisherwick Presb. Ch.
John Sinclair m. Dec. 24, 1919 Annie Clarke at St. Silas CI, Belfast
John Sinclair m. Nov. 23, 1920 Ellen Clarke at Nelson Memorial Presb. Ch., Belfast
Thomas Sinclair m. 1855 Elizabeth S. Edgar at Alfred St. Presb., Belfast
Wm. Sinclair m. 1869 Jane Gault at Dunservick, CI, Ballycastle
Thomas Sinclair m. 1876 Mary Duffin, Belmont Presb. Ch., Belfast
John Sinclair m. 1878 Ellen Dinsmore at Dunluce Clat St. Siles, CI, Belfast.
Wm. Sinclair m. 1850 Amelia Hind, St. Anne's CI, Belfast
Mary Sarah Sinclair m. 1850 John Armour, Lisburn
William Houston Sinclair m. 1908 Eliz. Cleery at St. Paul's CI, Belfast/
*Note--A William Houston Sinclair, Morton Manor, Brading, Isle of Wight had a son, John Houston
Sinclair who d. 1961. John was married to Muriel Evelyn Kathleen Cockburn, dau of Col. George William Cockburn and Emily Sarah Cleugh.
Enid Helen Sinclair m. Feb. 23, 1914 Maurice Wilson Chetwood Hamilton at Duncairn Presb. Ch., Belfast
Kenneth D. L. Sinclair m. Apr. 15, 1914 to Eleanor Laura Clarke at Maghera CI, Magherfelt, Londonderry.
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Thomas Sinclair Kirk m. 1908 Aug. 1, Constance Mary Rome at St. Anne's CI, Belfast
Charles Sinclair Kirk m. Nov. 25, 1893 Ellen Smyth at St. Anne's CI
James Kirk m. 1866 Anne Jane May at St. Luke's Lower Falls, CI
James Kirk m. 1875 Catherine Gordon at Ballysillan Presb.
Spencer Kirk m. 1845 Margaret Dickey at St. Anne's CI
Frank Kirk m. 1915 Sarah McCauley at St. Mark's CI, Newtownards
Annie Kirk m. 1899 George Hunter at St. Anne's, CI
Eliz. Kirk m. 1905 John Pollock at St. Anne's, CI
Thomas James Kirk m. 1899 Mary Ann Duffey, St. Anne's CI
Alicia Kirk m. 1902 Alexander McDonnell Callwell at Kockbreda CI, Down
William Kirk m. 1873 Isabella Close at St. Anne's CI
James Kirk m. 1917 Susannah Drennan at St. Anne's CI
Wm. Kirk m. 1886 Eliz. Jane Heron, Larne 1st Presb.
Hugh Kirk m. 1914 Louisa Arthurs Robinson, Trinity CI, Belfast
John Alfred Kirk m. 1921 Margaret McCauley, St. Anne's, CI
Mamaduke Kirk m. 1881 Mary Jane McCauley, Drumlee Presb. Ch, Banbridge, Drumgooland, Down
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Robert Topping m. 1877 Eliz. Johnson, Ballymena
John Topping m. 1907 Sarah Hawthorn, Ballynure
Mary Topping, eldest dau of John Topping, Esq., merchant of Belfast, m. 1833 to Henry Conway.
Eliz Topping m. 1845 Henry McCann, Belfast
Samuel Topping, son of Wm. Topping, m. 1849 Isabella Hull, Lisburn
Eliza Topping m. 1863 John Craney, Lisburn
Margaret Ann Topping, dau of John, m. 1849 Joseph Jackson, Lisburn
James Topping m. 1853 Letitia McConnell at Ballyalbana
Arch. Topping m. 1856 Rose Huston at Ballyeaston
Robt Topping m. 1855 Janet Gardner at Ballyeaston
Laura Sophia Topping, dau of Rev. T. Topping of Crowley, m. 1859 Gilbert M'Ilveen, Esq. of Antrim
Jane Topping of Ballyalbana m. 1873 Samuel Burnside at Ballyeaston
Thomas Buchanan Topping of Belfast m. 1862 Ellen, eldest dau of Robert M'Bride, Esq. of Sandymount, Belfast. Wedding conducted by the Rev. Samuel Graham, cousin of the groom.
William Topping of Lagan View, Maze, m. 1890 Maria Carothers, 2nd dau of Moreland Carothers, late Ordnance Surveyor of Belfast. Marriage ceremony conducted by the Rev. Samuel Graham, cousin of the groom.
Dr. Edwin Topping, 3rd son of Thomas Buchanan Topping of Fortwilliam Park, Belfast, m. 1897 to Constance Mary Pritchard, only dau of Lt. Charles Pritchard and granddau of Dr. Nicholas M'Cann of Brighton. At the time of wedding Dr. Topping was living in London.
Agnes Topping, 2nd dau of J. W. Topping, Broomhedge, m. 1877 to James Cherry.
Margaret Topping m. 1852 Robert Kerr, Ballyeaston
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George Moore m. 1851 Margaret McCauley, Shankill
George Moore m. 1865 Sarah Jane Robinson, Raloo, Presb.
George Moore m. 1872 Annabelle Moore, St. Anne's CI, Belfast
George Moore m. 1886 Mary Anne Robinson, Tynan CI, Armagh
Mary Moore m. 1895 George Robinson, St. Anne's, CI, Belfast
George Moore m. 1896 Grace Adair at Ft. William Park Presb. Ch., Belfast
Isabella Moore m. 1902 George Lecky at Eglinton Presb.
Sarah Moore m. 1904 George Hutchinson at Ballymena 3rd Presb.
George Moore m. 1916 Margaret Houston at St. Anne's CI, Belfast
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Emily McKibben m. 1860 Wm. Agnew, St. Paul's CI, Belfast
Martha McKibben m. 1866 Thomas Agnew, Great Victoria St., Presb., Belfast
Robt McKibben m. 1869 Eliz. Hyndman, Grange Presb. Ch., Ballyscullion, Ballymena
Priscilla McKibben m. 1871 Wm. Hyndman at Ahoghill 2nd Presb., Ballymena
Robert McKibbin m. 1847 Caroline Higginson, St. Anne's, CI
John McKibbin m. 1847 Mary McTear, Newtownards, Down
Eleanor McIntyre McKibbin m. 1873 Arch. Lowry Edgar at Grosvenor Rd., Reformed Presb., Belfast
Robert McKibben m. 1850 Anne Edgar at Annalong Presb., Kilkeel, Down
Wm. McKibbin m. 1862 Eliza Ann Edgar at Kilkeel, Down
Samuel McKibben m. 1850 Sarah Cherry, Lisburn Cathedral
Robert McKibbin m. 1853 Eliz. Jones, Lisburn
Rosanna McKibbin m. 1862 John Crawford, St. Anne's, CI
Hugh McKibbin m. 1861 Anna Casement, York St. Presb., Belfast
John McKibbin m. 1872 Margaet Clements, St. Anne's CI
Wm. McKibbin m. 1868 Mary Lowry Martin, Killinchy Reformed Presb., Down
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Lt. Cecil Reginald Crymble of Gordon House, Annadale died 1914; executor, Gertrude B. Neill, married woman.
Lt. John Gordon Crymble died 1916; executor, Samuel G. Crymble, solicitor
George Gordon Crymble died 1899 of Gordon, Annadale, Belfast, Manager; Executors, Samuel G. Crymble, solicitor and William J. Templeton, shipping agent; I believe that this Sameule G. Crymble was married to in 1895 to Elizabeth Emily Agnew.
Samuel Gordon Crymble died 1872, grocer; wife, Elizabeth Barry, m. 1860. Lived Mountpottinger, Belfast; executor was George Gordon Crymble of Apsley Place, Belfast, writing clerk.
In 1737 Murray or Murry Crymble had 100,000 acres of land in North Carolina; 1761, estate also in Jamaica.
1630--Walter House? Waterhouse? Crymble, Soverign of Belfast
1895--Charles Adare Crymble died is China
Anne Crymble m. 1852 Adam Craig
Martha Crymble m. 1853 Isaac Mullen, St. Anne's CI
John Crymble m. 1857 Jane Haggan
Samuel Gordon Crymble m. 1860 Elizabeth Barry
Ellen Crymble m. 1861 Wm. Brown, Joymount Presb.
Eliz. Crymble m. 1863 John Miller, Larne 1st Presb.
Wm. Crymble m. 1867 Rose Ann Davidson, Woodburn Presb., Larne
Hugh Crymble m. 1868 Anne McCullough, Dundrod, Lisburn
Jane Gordon Crymble m. 1869 Wm. Henry Tarvitt, St. Anne's CI
Jacob Crymble m. 1869 Mary Ann McElhinney
John Crymble m. 1869 Jane Long
James Crymble m. 1875 Eliza Jane Hunter, St. Anne's CI
Hugh Crymble m. 1876 Eliz. Moore
John Crymble m. 1877 Mary Campbell, Trinity CI
Margaret Crymble m. 1877 Wm. Harper, Marienrs CI, Belfast
James Crymble m. 1881 Sarah Jane Jones,St. Anne's CI
Lizzie Crymble m. 1883 Thomas John Adams
Charles Crymble m. 1884 Ellen Roach
John Crymble m. 1886 Mary Dugan
Margaret Crymble m. 1886 Robt. Mawhirter
James Crymble m. 1887 Mary Jane Gibb
Jane G. Crymble m. 1888 Henry Carrothers, St. John's Presb., Belfast
Agnes Crymble m. 1888 Thomas McWhirter, St. Anne's CI
Mary Eliza Crymble m. 1888 Wm. John McComb, Carrickfergus 1st Presb.
George Crymble m. 1888 Anne Jane Sherard
Charles Crymble m. 1889 Margaret Jane Cromwell
Margaret Crymble m. 1889 James Thompson, St. Anne's, CI
Ellen Crymble m. 1889 James Elser Carricfergus 1st Presb.
Agnes Crymble m. 1889 George Ellis, Agnes St. Presb., Belfast
John Crymble m. 1891 Jane Magee, Larne 1st Presb.
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Agnes Crymbe m. 1850 Wm. Bell, St. Anne's CI, Belfast
John Crymble m. 1892 Lizzie Steed
Thomas Crymble m. 1893 Maggie McClean
Samuel Gordon Crymble m. 1895 Elizabeth Emily Agnew, May St. Presb.
Mary Eliza Crymble m. 1897 Thomas Gribben at St. Anne's, CI
Mary Crymble m. 1897 Joseph Courtney, Trinity CI
Wm. Crymble m. 1897 Jane Magee, Raloo Presb., Larne
Benjamin Crymble m. 1899 Sarah Agnes Stewart, Woodburn Presb., Larne
Wm. Crymble m. 1899 Florry Quin
Henry Crymble m. 1899 Elizabeth Mary Rea
James Crymble m. 1900 Eliz. Hill, Carrickfergus 1st Presb.
John Porter Crymble m. 1903 Jane Stewart Greer
John Allison Crymble m. 1903 Alice Matilda Finlay, St. John's Presb., Knockbreda
Ellen Jane Crymble m. 1904 John William Jennings, Comber non-sub. Presb., Down
Agnes Crymble m. 1905 Wm. Wilson, Larne 1st Presb.
Joseph Crymble m. 1905 Ellen Brown
Jane Crymble m. 1906 Hugh Smylie, Malone Presb.
Gertrude B. Crymble m. 1906 Charles Seaver Neill, St. Jude's CI, Knockbreda
Grace Crymble m. 1907 Charles Gibson Lowry, St. John's Presb., Knockbreda
Samuel James Crymble m. 1907 Eliz. Rice
Isabelle Crymble m. 1907 Edward York, Trinity CI
Elizabeth Crymble m. 1908 Hugh Ritchie McCrea, St. Anne's CI
Martha Crymble m. 1909 David Moffett, St. Anne's CI
Charles Crymble m. 1909 Martha White
James Crymble m. 1911 Thomasina Mitchell at Knock Presb.
Sarah Crymble m. 1912 Hugh Middleton at Carrickfergus Congregational
Emily Crymble m. 1913 Robt. Anderson, Donegll St., Congregational
Ellen Crymble m. 1913 John Adams, St. James' CI, Belfast
John Crymble m. 1913 Mary Anne Kennedy, St. Anne's CI
Perceival T. Crymble m. 1914 Norah Isabel Ireland, Elmwood Presb., Belfast
Agnes Crymble m. 1914 John Saunders, Crescent Presb., Belfast
Thomas Crymble m. 1914 Annie Montgomery, St. Anne's CI
Wm. Rowan Crymble m. 1915 Rosena Todd
Johanna Crymble m. 1916 Hugh Totten, Newington Presb., Belfast
Jane Crymble m. 1916 Herbert Wm. Freeland, St. Anne's CI
Samuel Crymble m. 1917 Mary Ann Herrity
Thomas Hill Crymble m. 1917 Isabella Graham McLeveney
John Crymble m. 1917 Mary McLay
Charles Crymble m. 1918 Sarah Jane Magowan
Robert Brown Crymble m. 1918 Rachel Neill Kennedy, Donegal Sq. East, Methodist
Margaret Crymble m. 1918 Arthur McKinley, Richview Presb., Belfast
James Crymble m. 1919 Margaret Jane Hall, Trinity CI
Elizabeth Crymble m. 1919 James Magill Kennedy, Crumlin Rd., Methodist Ch., Belfast
Stephen Crymble m. 1920 Gladys L. Weeks
Annie Crymble m. 1920 Wm. Henry Thompson, Larne 1st Presb.
Isabella Crymble m. 1920 David Gribben, Trinity CI
Agnes Crymble m. 1920 Edwin Whitters, St. John's CI
Maggie Crymble m. 1921 Thomas Boyd, Carrickfergus 1st Presb.
Barbara Crymble died 1911, of Duneane, Belfast; executors were Samuel Gordon Crymble, solicitor and Charlotte Crymble, spinster.
John Allison Crymble died 1912; executors, Henry Crymble and Charlotte Crymble
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Wm. Crymble of Carntall m. 1874 Margaret Coey of Carnmoney.
At Surrey, 1897, death of Elizabeth, widow of Charles Adair Crymble, Esq. of Sarawak
1832--Death of Michael, aged 23, 5th son of Michael Hackett, Esq. of Parsonstown and son-in-law of Wm. Crymble.
Clementina Carnegie Crymble, dau of the late Charles Crymble, Esq. of Ballyclare, m. 1839 to Thomas Duncan, Esq., writer, Perth.
Helen, yngst dau of Wm. Crymble, Esq. m. 1841 Sgt. Major Porteis
1865--Death of Ann, aged 65, relicr of the late Wm. Crymble, Esq., Quartermaster
1865--Aged 69, death of Jane, 4th dau of the late Waterhouse Crymble Lindsey, Esq., JP of
Ft. Edward, Co. Tyrone.
1872--Death of Samuel G. Crymble of Mountpottinger, Belfast, burial Movilla.
Pirrie
Mary Ann Pirrie m. John Carlisle,
Alex Pirrie m. 1866 Eliza Jane Beatty, Donaghcloney Presb., Lurgn
Wm. Pirrie m. 1869 Sarah Ann Culbert, Belfast
Elizabeth Pirrie m. 1870 Thomas Andrews, Comber non-sub. Presbyterian
Eliza Morrison Pirrie m. 1870 Robt. Megaw, Duncairn, Presb.
Samuel Pirrie m. 1874 Sarah Dale, Donaghcloney
Sarah Pirrie m. 1875 Robert Smythe, St. Stephen's CI, Belfast
Wm. James Pirrie m. 1879 Margaret Carlisle , Belfast
Florence Helen Pirrie m. 1881 Omer Nelson, Belfast
Jane Pirrie m. 1884 James Napier Hamilton, Fisherwick Presb., Belfast
Doris Barbour Pirrie m. 1910 Wm. Herbert Bradley, St. Nicholas CI, Carrickfergus, Larne
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Margaret Luke m. 1892 Wm. Macauley, Donegall St. Congregational, Belfast.
Robt. Luke m. 1887 Jane Herdman, Ahoghill 1st Presb., Ballymena
Joseph Luke m. 1895 Isabella Robinson, St. Anne's CI, Belfast
Martha Herdman Luke m. 1914 Samuel Smith at Westbourne Presb. Ch., Down
Robt. Luke m. 1921 Mary Leckey, Ballyclug CI, Ballymena
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McElderry
Sarah McElderry m. 1847 James Lyle, Trinity Presb., Ballymoney
Jane McElderry m. 1847 David Boyd, Trinity Presb.
Ann McElderry m. 1858 Adam Thompson, Trinity Presb.
John McElderry m. 1866 Matilda Knox, Trinity Presb.
Thomas McElderry m. 1868 m. Alice Knox, Trinity Presb.
Annie McElderry m. 1906 Robert Dick Megaw, Trinity Presb.
Robert Andrew McElderry m. 1915 Jennie C. Moffett, Trinity Presb.
Annie Lyle McElderry m. 1916 David Megaw, Trinity
1. Thomas McElderry m. Alice Knox and had
2. Samuel Burnside Boyd McElderry
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1. John McElderry m. Matilda Knox and had
2. Jane Burnside Boyd McElderry
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1. John McElderry m. and had
2. Howard Campbell McElderry
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1. Professor R. Knox McElderry m. and had
2. John Courtenay Knox McElderry
2. Robert Knox McElderry
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Price
Francis Price m. Apr. 6, 1848 Elizabeth Pratt Lepper, St. Anne's CI, Belfast
Samuel Price m. Mar. 10, 1853 Eliz. Alison, Randalstown 1st Presb., Drummaul, Antrim
James Nugent Blackwood Price m. 1869 Alice Louise Ward, Balyculter CI, Downpartick
Margaret Ann Price m. 1876 Samuel McAuley, Ballintoy CI, Ballycastle
Townley B. Price m. 1855 Sarah Lyle, St. Patrick's CI, Coleraine, Londonderry
Lizzie Price m. 1884 Robt. Higginson, Grosvenor Rd., Reformed Presb., Belfast
John Matthew Price m. 1910 Ellen Coates
Edward Price m. 1915 Jane Coates Dalton Billinghurst, St. Mary's CI, Belfast
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Heyland
1. Rowley Heyland m. 1 Elizabeth McClintock; m. 2 Mary McDonald, dau of Alexander McDonald, and ddau of Rev--. Alex. MacDonald of Cashel, Co. Tipperary.
2. Capt. Hercules John Heyland m. 1824 Catherine Paterson, dau of Thomas Paterson of
Co. Donegal and his wife, Isabella Babington; Hercules d. 1846.
2. Maj. Arthur Rowley Heyland, b. 1781 m. abt. 1895 Mary Kyffin, dau of Rev. John Kyffin of Bangor, North Wales with issue.
An Arthur Rowley Heyland, probable descendant of above, was b. 1845 and married Annie Louisa Ashburner, dau of Wm. Ashburner and Mary Wormald.
Another probable descendant was Alfred Rowley Heyland b. 1854 in Ireland but emigrated to Canada; civil engineer; m. 1884 to Florence M. Jones, dau of Dr. McNaughton Jones. They had
Anita Antoinette, b. 1885 and Wm. John Rowley Heyland, b. 1886 *might be John W. R. Heyland.
I believe that this John Rowley Heyland m. Karthleen Dudley Flint, 2nd dau of Arthur St. George Flint of 33 Simcoe St., and formerly of Palmerston Park, Dublin, Ire. Other children of Alfred and Florence were Harold Kyffin Heyland, b. 1888; Florence Leslie Heyland, b. 1891; Alfred Thomas Heyland, b. 1895; Beatrice Faith Heyland, b. 1893; Domonic M. Heyland b. 1896, British Columbia; Constanc Mary Heyland, b. 1898, Victoria, B. C.
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Barbara Crymble died 1911, of Duneane, Belfast; executors were Samuel Gordon Crymble, solicitor and Charlotte Crymble, spinster.
PRONI Will Calendars- https://apps.proni.gov.uk/WillsCalendar_IE/WillsSearch.aspx
Full Abstract :
Probate of the Will of Barbara Crymble late of Duneane 276 Ormeau Road Belfast Widow who died 9 January 1911 granted at Belfast to Samuel Gordon Crymble Solicitor and Charlotte Crymble Spinster. Effects £1,641 9s. 1d.
John Allison Crymble died 1912; executors, Henry Crymble and Charlotte Crymble
Full Abstract :
Probate of the Will of John Allison Crymble late of 282 Ormeau Road Belfast Pianoforte Seller who died 3 February 1912 granted at Belfast to Henry Crymble Pianoforte Seller and Charlotte Crymble Spinster. Effects £3,913 1s. 4d.
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Enid Helen Sinclair m. Feb. 23, 1914 Maurice Wilson Chetwood Hamilton at Duncairn Presb. Ch., Belfast
Actually married at Hopefield House.
https://civilrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/churchrecords/images/marriage_returns/marriages_1914/09836/5571665.pdf
https://civilrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/churchrecords/images/marriage_returns/marriages_1914/09836/5571555.pdf
"Marriage solemnised under the Authority of a Special Licence granted by the Moderator of the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in Ireland at Hopefield House in the Registrar's District of Belfast in the county of Antrim"
Enid Helen born 22nd April 1887 at Hopefield. MMN Richardson
https://civilrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/churchrecords/images/birth_returns/births_1887/02563/1947899.pdf
1911 census (Census form torn)
http://www.census.nationalarchives.ie/pages/1911/Antrim/Clifton__Belfast_Urban_No__2/Kansas_Avenue/134542/
Thomas Sinclair (widower) married Elizabeth Sinclair (widow) in 1882 in Belfast.
https://civilrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/churchrecords/images/marriage_returns/marriages_1882/10972/8011087.pdf
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Frances Eliz. Sinclair m. Wm. Sinclair Crichton Apr. 9, 1906 at Duncairn Presb. Church.
Again, married in Hopefield House.
https://civilrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/churchrecords/images/marriage_returns/marriages_1906/10123/5683221.pdf
With her father, step-mother and sibling in 1901 census.
Residents of a house 40 in Antrim Road (Clifton Ward, Belfast, Antrim).
http://www.census.nationalarchives.ie/pages/1901/Antrim/Clifton_Ward__Belfast/Antrim_Road/1004224/
Kenneth D. L. Sinclair m. Apr. 15, 1914 to Eleanor Laura Clarke at Maghera CI, Magherfelt, Londonderry.
Link- https://civilrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/churchrecords/images/marriage_returns/marriages_1914/09847/5575693.pdf
One of the witnesses was a T C Sinclair, Captain R.F.A.
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Lt. Cecil Reginald Crymble of Gordon House, Annadale died 1914; executor, Gertrude B. Neill, married woman.
Full Abstract :
Administration of the Estate of Cecil Reginald Crymble late of Gordon House Annadale Avenue Belfast Lieutenant Royal Irish Fusiliers who died 20 November 1914 on Active Service in France granted at Belfast to Gertrude B. Neill Married Woman. Effects £2,005 13s. 1d.
1901 census
Residents of a house 21 in Rosetta Avenue (Ormeau, Down)
http://www.census.nationalarchives.ie/pages/1901/Down/Ormeau/Rosetta_Avenue/1212944/
1911 census
Residents of a house 16 in Annadale Avenue (Ormeau, Down)
http://www.census.nationalarchives.ie/pages/1911/Down/Ormeau/Annadale_Avenue/210022/
Charles Seaver NEILL married Gertrude Beatrice CRYMBLE on 17th January 1906 in Ballynafeigh Parish Church, Belfast.
https://civilrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/churchrecords/images/marriage_returns/marriages_1906/10112/5679322a.pdf
Two of the witnesses were Percival T Crymble and Norman G Crymble.
Births of Moira Neill 1907 and Charles Gordon Neill 1911.
https://www.rootschat.com/links/01qj4/
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McCrum families
Walter McCrum m. ? Catherine Smyth, dau of James Smyth.
John McCrum m. 1725 Eliz. Clotworth
Alex McCrum m. 1755 Mary Bowston
Samuel McCrum m. 1769 Margaret Kirkpatrick
John McCrum m. 1784 Janet Bell.
Ann McCrum m. 1789 Wm. Coey/ Robt. Coey?
John McCrum m. 1791 Isabella Cameron
Sam McCrum m. 1793 Margaret McIlroy
John McCrum m. 1795 Jane Fee
Eliz. McCrum m. 1797 Alex Boyd
Jane McCrum m. 1800 Maxwell Lepper
James McCrum m. 1802 Margaret Hunter
Alex McCrum m. 1802 Eliz. Cowey
Hugh McCrum m. 1805 Mary Bryson
Robt. McCrum m. 18?? Jane Bryson
James McCrum m. 1819 Agnes Harvey
Elenor McCrum m. 1823 Andrew Coulter
John McCrum m. 1825 Jane McClintock
Jane McCrum m. 1826 Andrew Boyd
Mary McCrum m. 1826 Charles Marshall
Sam McCrum m. 1827 Agnes *Nancy* Marshall
Anne McCrum m. 1830 John *James* McFee
Agnes McCrum m. ?1831?/?1840? Wm. Guthrie
David McCrum m. 1831 Jane Reid
Mary McCrum m. 1835 James ?M'Cauge?/ M'Cange?
James McCrum m. 1839 m. Nancy McGlaughlin
Sam McCrum m. 1841 Agnes Wilson Harvey
Thomas McCrum m. 1841 Jane Marshall
Sam McCrum m. 1842 Sarah Eliz. McCrum
Mary E. McCrum m. 1843 Samuel McCrum
Wm. McCrum m. 1847 Margaret Miller
Agnes McCrum m. 1847 Arthur Robinson
James McCrum m. 1848 Margaret Bryson
Hugh Bryson m. 1805 Mary Bryson. Their son, John McCrum, m. Agnes Kirkpatrick.
1806--Jonathan McCrum, cotton manufacturer, at 2 Skippers Lane.
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Lepper family
Charles Lepper m. 1803 Anne Jane Harper, St. Anne's CI
Mary Ann Lepper m. 1811 Hugh Magill
Elizabeth Lepper m. 1848 Samuel Allison
Eliz. Pratt Lepper m. 1848 Francis Price
John Chambers Lepper m. 1850 Eliza Bradley
Charles W. Lepper m. 1854 Anne Jane Millar
Maxwell Lepper m. 1859 Clara McCracken--emigrated to N.Z.
Anne Jane Lepper m. 1863 William Storrs Fry; dau of William Harper Lepper and Mary Macaulay
Alfred John Lepper m. 1874 Margaret Louisa Herdman
Florence Lepper m. 1876 John Torrens
Ellen Miller Lepper m. 1879 Charles Leech; dau of Wm. Harper Lepper and Mary Macaulay
Millicent Sophia Lepper m. 1879 Robert George Colhoun, dau of Wm. Harper L. and Mary Macaulay
Eugenia Lepper m. 1881 George Andrews
Ellen Lepper m. 1885 Lt. Col. James Lepper Alison
John Lepper m. 1891 Geraldine A. Kirby
Norah Lepper m. 1893 Henry Seaver
John Charles Harper Lepper m. 1896 Julia Darley Stott--Probable son of Wm. and Mary Macaulay
Charles Lepper m. 1898 Ethel Maud White
Alice Maud Lepper m. 1900 John Hamilton Smylie
Margaret Meneely Lepper m. 1903 Lt. Col. William Magill Kennedy
Clara Constance Lepper m. 1904 Francis Darby Boyd
Anna Maria L. Lepper m. 1908 Matthew George Megaw
1. Francis Robt. Lepper m. Harriet Elizabeth Chapman and had,
2. Robt. Stewart L., b. 1870
2. George Chapman L., b. 1871
2. Francis Aubrey L., b. 1873
2. John L., b. 1875
2. Anna Mary Lloyd L., b. 1878
2. Reginald Mervyn L., b. 1880
2. Alfred William L.
Charles William Lepper m. Jane Provan Orr and had,
Charles Edward L., b. 1872
Charles William Lepper, different from above, m. Rosalie Catherine Langley and had,
John Harper L., b. 1872
Deaths
Jane Lepper, d. 1854
Jane, 1863
Robert Stewart Lepper, d. 1866
Macauley Lepper, d. 1875, son of William Harper L. and Mary Macaulay
William Harper Lepper, d. 1875, same as son; of Laurel Lodge, Belfasgt and Glenville, Cushendall
Charles William Lepper, d. 1883, of Laurel Lodge
Robert Lepper, d. 1895, of Laurel Lodge
Mary Lepper, d. 1895, of 2 Rosetta Terrace Ormeau Rd., Belfast
Jane Lepper, d. 1896, 2 Queens's Elms, Belfast
Francis A. Lepper, d. 1898
Anne Jane Lepper, d. 1899, Northleight, Fort William Park, Belfast
Elizabeth Lepper, d. 1900, Londonderry
John Lepper, d. 1908, Barnageeha, Fort William Park
Charles Lepper, d. 1909 Laurel Lodge
Margaret Louisa Lepper, d. 1910, Rhanbury, Carrickfergus
John Charles Harper Lepper, d. 1916 Ballylangley, Bangor
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Adding to reply #7 :
https://geni.nidirect.gov.uk/
Gertrude Neill 1st February 1946 71 Female Belfast
Full Abstract :
Neill Gertrude Beatrice otherwise Gertrude Beatrice Sinico of Gordon House Annadale Avenue Belfast married woman died 1 February 1946 at Clarke Clinic Royal Victoria Hospital Belfast Probate Belfast 20 May to Charles Gordon Neill merchant. Effects £6840.
https://apps.proni.gov.uk/WillsCalendar_IE/WillsSearch.aspx
City Cemetery
https://dof.belfastcity.gov.uk/burialsearch/BurialSearch.aspx?GraveSection=H&GraveNumber=46&CemeteryName=City%20Cemetery
Full Abstract :
Neill Charles Seaver of Gordon House Annadale Avenue Belfast company director died 22 October 1953 at Graham House Belfast Probate Belfast 5 May 1954 to Charles Gordon Neill company director. Effects £12635 8s. 2d.
City Cemetery
https://dof.belfastcity.gov.uk/burialsearch/BurialSearch.aspx?GraveSection=F2&GraveNumber=626&CemeteryName=City%20Cemetery
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Some Martins
Ellen Martin m. May 3, 1845 Robert Hyndman, Antrim 1st Presb.
John Martin m. 1846 Mary Ann Mateer, Blaris, Lisburn
Ann Martin m. 1847 Sam Robinson, Raloo non-subscribing Presb., Larne
Eliza Martin m. 1848 Wm. Robinson, Magheralin CI, Lurgan, Co. Down
Agnes Martin m. 1849 John Hyndman, Antrim 1st Presb.
Anne Jane Martin m. 1860 Pitt Higginson, Blaris, Lisburn
Sam Martin m. 1860 Anne Jane Higginson, Lisburn Cathedral CI
Henry Martin m. Feb 19, 1870 Isabella Robinson, Lisburn Cathedral
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Some Coates
Adam Coates m. Apr. 30, 1886 Annie McCance Maginnis, St. Anne's CI
William Coates m. Sept. 4, 1910 Sarah Isabella Robinson, St. Stephen's CI
Mary Ann Coates m. Sept. 25, 1911 Joseph Houston, St. Mathias, CI
John Coates m. July 11, 1912 Margaret Houston, St. Mathias, CI, Belfast
Thomas James Coates m. Apr 5, 1914 Elizabeth Hyndman, Trinity CI, Belfast
Herbert Adam Coates m. Oct. 7, 1918 Jean Higginson, St. James' CI, Belfast
Elizabeth Coates m. Apr. 21, 1919 John Robinson Houston, St. Mathias CI
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Some Dobbs
Richard Dobbs m. abt. 1690 Mary Stewart of the Ballintoy Stewarts.
Anna Helena Dobbs, dau of Richard Dobbs and Margaret ?Clingston?; m. 1733 William Ker, son of David Ker and Jean Boyd.
Conway Dobbs m. abt. 1749 Anne Stewart of the Ballintoy Stewarts
Phoebe Dobbs, dau of John Dobbs of Castle Dobbs, m. 1772 Jacob Atkinson, Port Surveyor
Francis Dobbs m. abt. 1773 Jane Stewart of the Ballintoy Stewarts
Richard Dobbs m. abt. 1792 Nichola Obins
Richard Stewart m. Harriet Macaulay of the Glenville, Cushendall Macaulays
Conway Dobbs m. 1826 Charlotte Sinclair
Rose Dobbs m. 1828 William Reeves
Archibald Dobbs m. abt. 1836 Eliz. Chapman
Julia Dobbs m. 1839 Charles Pelly
John Dobbs m. 1844 Jane Patterson, Eglinton Presb., Belfast
Eliza Dobbs m. 1846 Edward Carroll McMaster, St. Anne's CI
Harriet Sydney Dobbs m. 1850 George Montague, Templecorran CI
Sarah Dobbs m. 1851 William Holmes
Margaret Dobbs m. 1851 John Cathcart, Ballymena 1st Presb.
Alicia Dobbs m. 1853 Sir Gerald Alymer
Olivia Dobbs m. 1854 Sir James Macaulay Higginson as his second wife.
Mary Dobbs m. 1854 James Johnston, Comber CI, Co. Down
Frances Dobbs m. 1856 Maj. Gen. Hugh Boyd
Frances M. Dobbs m. 1856 Hugh Boyd, Templecorran CI
Eliza Dobbs m. 1856 Wm. Short, St. Anne's CI
John Dobbs m. 1857 Jane Carrick
Robert Dobbs m. 1861 Harriet Traill
Richard Conway Dobbs m. 1862 Lucretia Euphemia Burleigh, St. Nicholas CI
Millicent Georgina M. Dobbs m. 1864 George Wm. Berkley Hughes, Templecorran CI
Harriet Dobbs m. 1865 Col. George Lecky
Richard Dobbs m. 1866 Mary Hill Lepper, dau of Wm. Harper L. and Mary Macaulay
Lucretia Euphemia Dobbs m. 1866 Wm. Arthur Devsei Brownlow, St. John's Malone CI
Alexander Dobbs m. 1871 Marianne Gage
Wm Dobbs m. 1874 Mary Jane Dunwoody, St. Patrick's CI, Ballymacarrett
Harriet Dobbs m. 1876 Frederick Moore
George Dobbs m. 1878 Sophia Moore
George Dobbs m. 1885 Eliza Ward, All Saints Clooney CI
Katherine Sarah Dobbs m. 1890 Leslie Fitzwilliam Carter, St. Thomas CI, Belfast
Francis Dobbs m. 1893 Charlotte Litton
Margaret Emily Dobbs m. 1901 Thomas Ashworth Clapham, Bangor 1st Presb.
Cecil Dobbs m. 1909 Marion Osborne
Henry Hugh Dobbs m. 1911 Edith Mary McFerran, St. Nicholas CI, Larne
Letitia Evelyn Dobbs m. 1914 Herbert Carrington Laird, St. James', Belfast
Elenor Dobbs m. 1915 George Stevenson, Holywood Presb., Co. Down
Capt. Hugh Dobbs m. 1915 Nina Moore
Arthur Dobbs m. 1915 Hylda Higginson
Vivienne Dobbs m. 1939 Maj. E. McClintock
St. Clair Dobbs m. Emily Atkinson, b. 1888.
Charity Dobbs m. John McDonnell
Francis Stewart m. Anne Osborne
Arthur Stewart m. Mary Toler
Rhoda Dobbs m. George Barton
Maria Dobbs m. Maj. Gen. Ezekiel Gage
1. Francis Dobbs, MP m 1773 Jane Stewart and had,
2. Rev. Richard Stewart Dobbs m. Harriet Macaulay of Cushendall Macaulays
3. Julia Henrietta Dobbs, their 2nd dau, m. 1839 Charles Pelly, 3rd son of Sir John Henry Pelly.
Archibald Edward Dobbs, barrister; Private Secretary to Governor of India, Lord William Bentinck, who was also Archibald's maternal cousin. Archibald m. 1836 to Elizabeth Chapman, dau of George Chapman.
Conway, elder brother to the above mentioned Archibald, m. in 1826 to Charlotte Sinclair. Conway's eldest dau, Olivia, m. as his second wife, Sir James Macaulay Higginson.
Mary Dobbs m. Richard Reeves
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George Gordon Crymble died 1899 of Gordon, Annadale, Belfast, Manager; Executors, Samuel G. Crymble, solicitor and William J. Templeton, shipping agent;
Full Abstract :
Probate of the Will of George Gordon Crymble late of Gordon Annadale Belfast Manager who died 9 November 1899 granted at Belfast to William J. Templeton of 203 West George street Glasgow Shipping Agent and Samuel G. Crymble of Belfast Solicitor. Effects £9,605 14s. 6d.
I believe that this Sameule G. Crymble was married to in 1895 to Elizabeth Emily Agnew.
Marriage
https://civilrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/churchrecords/images/marriage_returns/marriages_1895/10541/5839636.pdf
1901 census
Residents of a house 17 in Rossmore Avenue (Ormeau, Down).
http://www.census.nationalarchives.ie/pages/1901/Down/Ormeau/Rossmore_Avenue/1213068/
Birth John Gordon Crymble 1897
https://civilrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/churchrecords/images/birth_returns/births_1897/02142/1813454.pdf
1911 census
Residents of a house 37 in Queens Parade (Bangor, Down).
http://www.census.nationalarchives.ie/pages/1911/Down/Bangor/Queens_Parade/262482/
Full Abstract :
Crymble Samuel Gordon of 12 College Green Belfast solicitor died 26 January 1937 Probate Belfast 21 February to Elizabeth E. Crymble the widow. Effects £5389 10s. 7d.
Full Abstract :
Crymble Elizabeth Emily of 12 College Green Belfast widow died 6 March 1946 at 14 Lower Crescent Belfast Probate Belfast 6 August to Thomas Quin King solicitor and Charles H.G. Macafee F.R.C.S. Effects £4584 2s. 5d.
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Full Abstract :
Probate of the Will of John Allison Crymble late of 282 Ormeau Road Belfast Pianoforte Seller who died 3 February 1912 granted at Belfast to Henry Crymble Pianoforte Seller and Charlotte Crymble Spinster. Effects £3,913 1s. 4d.
Death 1912. Informant was his widow, Alice Crymble.
https://civilrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/churchrecords/images/deaths_returns/deaths_1912/05376/4499794.pdf
1911 census
Residents of a house 184 in Ormeau Road (Ormeau, Down).
http://www.census.nationalarchives.ie/pages/1911/Down/Ormeau/Ormeau_Road/216042/
Marriage of John CRYMBLE to Alice FINLAY on 18th July 1903.
https://civilrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/churchrecords/images/marriage_returns/marriages_1903/10242/5727613.pdf
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Death 1912. Informant was his widow, Alice Crymble.
https://civilrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/churchrecords/images/deaths_returns/deaths_1912/05376/4499794.pdf
Her death in 1957. https://geni.nidirect.gov.uk/
Alice Crymble 16th November 1957 85 Female Lisburn
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Pablo1,
You could consider donating your (obviously copious) research scribble diaries in to the safe custody of PRONI/UHF/NIFHS?
Perhaps not Sentry Hill.
[We've just learnt that "Mr. McKINNEY" (aka Wesley BONAR), having been on furlough for a long time while the venue was closed to the public, has accepted an offer to "retire" from his long role there. Sad, sad, sad.
Capt. Jock
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Capt. Jock, if my handwriting was somewhat decent, I would do so. However, even though I wrote down the material, I have a difficult time to decipher it myself As such, I am hoping that this website won't mind me putting various genealogical information onto this forum. After retirement, I was going to enjoy this hobby, but my wife had a stroke and passed away last June. Since then I unfortunately have lost much interest. My only wish right now is to clean up the genealogical mess that I have made. I don't wish to leave it for others to have to worry about.
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Some Higginson family members--all marriage dates are approx.
Dorothy Higginson m. 1669 John Templeton
Nathaniel Higginson m. 1692 Eliz. Richardson
Thomas Higginson m. Dorothy Hamilton
Eliz. Higginson m. 1740 Hugh Casement
Margaret Higginson m. 1820 Rev. Edward Leslie
Eliza Higginson m. Roger Casement
Dorothea Higginson m. George Casement
Hester Higginson m. 1896 Francis Turnly
Maj.(Sir) James Macaulay Higginson m. 1854 Olivia Dobbs
Conway Higginson m. Hon. Agnes Handcock
Theophilus Higginson m. 1871 Ada Whitla
James Higginson m. Louisa Hornidge
Sydney Higginson m. 1879 Sir John Kennedy
Charles Higginson m. 1883 Jessie Armstrong
Frances Higginson m. 1894 Douglas MacNeill
Annie Higginson m. 1915 Very Rev. Robt. Boyd
Capt. C. Higginson m. 1916 Gertrude Weldon
Edward Higginson m. Mary Savage
Thomas Higginson m. Anne Moore
Leech family (not of Antrim but various families married into it)
Charles Leech m. 1840 Anna Chambre
Rebecca Leech m. 1872 Henry Macaulay, of the Macaulay family of Crumlin and Larne
Charles Leech m. 1874 Ehen Lepper, (Ellen Miller Lepper) dau of William Harper L. and Mary Macaulay
Graves Leech m. 1878 Annie Smythe
Hunt Leech m. 1879 Theodosia Colthurst
Elizabeth Leech m. 1884 Hunt Chambre
Ethelberta Leech m. 1914 Lt. Col. John Lecky
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A few Coulters
1. Charles Coulter b. abt 1815 m. and had
2. William Coulter, b. abt. 1835; weaver lived at Drumraw, Ahoghill; m. 1857 at Portgleone Presb. Ch. Elizabeth Savage of Garvaghy with issue
3. John Artis Coulter, b. June 13, 1870, Clough, Ballymena; m. 1900 Catherine (Cassie) McCauley.
4. William Coulter of Finlayville, PA and Omaha, Nebraska, USA
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1. George Coulter of 18 Wellington Park Belfast; m. and had
2. Lizzie Coulter m. 1895 M. Macaulay Gillespie, of London
Some more Moores
1. John Stewart Moore of Moyarget m. Elizabeth Dunlop of Drumagessan (Dunlop family acquired Drumagessan as a marriage settlement from the Macaulay family of Cushendall, who acquired it from the Reid family in the same manner)
2. Mary Moore m. 1879 at Greystones, Wicklow, to Valentine Ball, son of Robert Ball and Amelia Gresley. Valentine Ball was the brother of Sir Robt. Ball who was married to Frances Steele, the dau of Dr. William Steele and Frances Toler, dau of the Rev. John Toler.
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Pablo1,
Sorry to hear of your sad loss, such must have been devastating.
[We've lost a great aunt, then our Dad, then an aunt, and now Dad's cousin in Canada.
Quite a year. Huge amounts of potential verbal knowledge lost forever.
You just had to sit them down together, turn on the recorder, and wait for the sparks!]
Genealogical mess?!!!
You are one of the most prolific/clear contributors to this conference.
Power to your elbow there in your transcription efforts Sir!
[Quote: Gustav MAHLER "Men will have to work a long time at cracking the nuts that I’m shaking down from the tree for them."]
Scribbles from hectic/strenuous/inspired scenarios are always much to be appreciated.
[c.f. H. Rider HAGGARD (correspondent during the Zulu Wars, involving many Ulster men).
Later, super-inspired while writing his famous novel "She":
"It came faster than my poor aching hand could set it down."
Those of us who have struggled (physically/optically) with the Tenison GROVES archives in Belfast,
and the "tombstones" (Will/Deed extracts in Dublin) know the worth of an occasional twiddle of the pen ...]
Much can be learned from scribble diaries.
When the great Mathematical Geometer Bernard RIEMANN (founder of the generic construction that underlies the formulation of General Relativity by Albert EINSTEIN) died, his colleagues scarpered round to his house a.s.a.p. just managing to stop his house-keeper from throwing all his "scrap" papers on the fire in her attempt to make the place tidy for visits by mourners.
Much (though not all) of his unpublished work was saved, some with tentative embryonic new ideas, others with emphatically proved rejections of useless avenues to follow, etc.
Also there were essential lessons to be learnt by his approach to problems/proofs.
The ethos of the time was that formally unpublished material was NOT to be made public.
Such idea was reputation driven, perhaps hinting that the author was somehow less than super-human.
This idea is likely to derive from the motto of his great mentor
(the last Poly-Math) Carl Friedrich GAUSS's:
"Pauca sed Matura" [Trans. "Few but Ripe"]
I encountered a choir outside our small ancient church one day recently.
Engaging with them, I mentioned that I had also been a chorister once.
Their immediate response:
"What do you mean once? Once a chorister, always a chorister!"
[I asked them what they had been singing - oratorios by BRUCKNER.
So, I gave them my rendition of the start of his 7th Symphony.
In my view, the most beautiful/inspiring opening to any work of music.]
Think that same applies to family history researchers.
"Once a genealogist, always a genealogist!"
Keep your pecker up, and let us know what help you need anytime.
Capt. Jock
P.S. Very interested in the 1896 Francis TURNLY marriage, but perhaps best broached with you separately, through some separate scribbles.
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Oh, Captain my Captain our fearful trip is not yet done...Dear Captain Jock, thank you very much for your kind words and positive quotes. I really do apologize for the various posts that I am making, but I really do hope that some information that I had previously run across will be of some use to another. As far as Francis Turnly is concerned, I am sure that I have additional information in one of my notebooks. We will surely be coming round to him at some point.
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Some notes on the family of Stott
Henry A. Macaulay and Thomas Stott, law partners, in the firm of Stott and Macaulay, Charlotte Street.
Maria Stott, died Apr. 1, 1889, Eglinton Terrace, Portrush; spinster; will proved by Thomas Stott of Millicent, Ballymoney, solicitor.
1. Alex Stott m. and had,
2. Wm. Stott m. and had,
3. Thomas Stott of Dromore, b. abt. ?1705?, linen bleacher, e.s. of William Stott of Hillsborough, Co. Down m. and had
4. John Stott of Greenville, d. May 17, 1860, Coleraine
5. Thomas Stott of Millicent Ballymoney, b. 1829 - d. 1921; m. 1859 Josephine Knox Russell , dau of James Russell of Dunlevy, Co. Donegal and had,
6. John Percy Stott of Craigdun, only son, b. 1861; m. 1892 Eveline Mary Smith of Blythe, Northumberland. and had issue,
7. Kathleen Mary Darley Stott m. 1926 Capt. Horace Townsend Stuart King, Esq., RE, b. 1896, son of Robert Stuart King, Gent. of Toboga, Kenya and Louisa Maude Townsend, dau of Canon Horace Townsend.
7. Doreen Alice Burleigh Stott m. 1919 Lt. Commander Ralph Petherbridge Martin, Esq., RN.
The above date of 1705 is impossible. Perhaps 1805??
Other Stotts:
John Stott m. Catherine Darley--Catherine Darley Stott later married William Simms, 1824-1901.
Perhaps this is the same John Stott mentioned above.
C. W. Stott of 4 Whittingham Villa, Belfast, Inspector for Manchester Fire Insurance.
Genealogy of the Rowan family of NI
1. John Rowan m. dau of John Gibson and had,
2. John, d. abt. 1614; m. Agnes Shanks and had,
3. John, d. abt. 1685; m. Janet Anderson and had,
4. Rev. Andrew Rowan, went to Ireland, m. abt. 1660 Miss McPhedris, dau of Capt. William McPhedris of Carnglass, Antrim, and had,
5. Capt. William Rowan m. Mildred Thompson and had,
6. William Rowan m. Elizabeth Eyre, dau of Edward Eyre of Co. Galway
6. Jane m. 1 Tichborne Aston; m. 2 Gawen Hamilton of Killyleagh
5. Rev. John Rowan c. 1694 - 1728, m. Margaret Stewart (Was he a son of the Rev. Andrew Rowan and Alice Dunlop?)
6. Rev. John Rowan of Ballynagappog m. ?
7. Rev. John m. Letitia Beers. He d. 1749.
7. James
7. William of Portadown, merchant, m. Anne Jefford
7. Robert
7. Charles
7. Rachel
7. Charlotte
6. Andrew
6. Rev. Alexander Rowan m. Elizabeth Moore, dau of Christopher Moore of Carlingford. Rev. Alex died abt. 1740.
7. Robert Ross Rowan of Mullaghmore, Co. Down m. and had,
8. Robert Ross Rowan, d. 1829 of Newry, aged 50.
6. Rev. Wm. Rowan, d. abt. 1745; m. Mary Cradock, dau of Philip Cradock of Redcross, Wicklow and Jane Maule, only dau of William Maule and Jane West.
7. Robert
7. Jenny
7. Nancy
6. Rev. Robert, twin of the above Rev. William, of Mullans, and ancestor of the Rowans of Mt. Davys, Antrim; m. Letitia Stewart, dau of John Stewart of Garry,?Cary?, and Miss Redmond.
7. William
7. Stewart m. and had,
8. Rose
8. Robert
7. John Rowan, High Sheriff, Antrim; m. 1753 Rose Stewart, dau of Capt. Charles Stewart of Lisburn and Rose Hall, dau of Roger Hall of Narrow Water, Down.
8. Robert, High Sheriff, Antrim, m. 1777 Elizabeth Willson, dau of Hill Willson of Down.
9. John, JP, DL, High Sheriff; m. 1. Elizabeth MacManus, dau of Lt. Col. Alexander MacManus
and Hester O'Neill; m. 2 Dorothea Ogilvie, widow of James Blair of Merville, Antrim.
10. Robert Willson Rowan, b. 1810; m. 1834 Anne Minnitt, dau of Joshua Minnitt of Co. Tipperary.
11. John m. 1 in 1867 Mary Amelia Wright of PEI; m. 2 in 1881 to Ellen Augusta William(s), dau of Rev. Edward William(s).
11. Lt. Alexander Rowan 1841-1861
11. Robert Kerr O'Neill Rowan, b. 1847
11. Elizabeth Hester Rowan, b. 1843 m. Capt. T. L. Stack
11. Mary Dorothea Rowan, b. 1844; m. 1869 Edward William Waller of Prior Park, Tipperary.
11. Anne Rowan
9. Hill Rowan m. Elizabeth Jackson
9. Robert m. 1 Martha Rainey, widow of George Stewart; m. 2 Harriet Fulton; m. 3 Henrietta Murphy
9. James m. Rose Bristow
9. Sir Charles Rowan
9. Frederick m. Sarah Prom of Norway
9. Edward m. Eliz. Legg
9. Gen. Sir William Rowan m. Martha Spong, dau of John Spong of Kent
9. Eliz.
9. Elinor m. John Heywood
8. Charlotte
8. Margaret
8. Charles
8. John
8. Hellena
4. Rev. Andrew Rowan m. Alice Dunlop
5. Robert m. Jane M'Fetrich, dau of Capt. William M'Fetrich and Jane Boyd
6. Archibald m. and had,
7. John m.
8. Margaret
8. Elizabeth
8. Martha
8. Ann
8. Jane
8. Sarah
5. Archibald
5. Simon, died 1675
5. George, born c. 1675, ancestor of Rowans of Kury
5. Randall, born c. 1676
5. Neal, died young in 1678
5. Martha m. John O'Neill
5. Esther m. Arthur O'Neill and had,
6. Elizabeth O'Neill m. James M'Curley
6. Rowan O'Neill m. and had,
7. Arthur O'Neill
7. John O'Neill
6. Charity O'Neill
6. Arthur O'Neill
6. Charles O'Neill m. and had,
7. Mary O'Neill m. John Townley
6. Matty O'Neill m. William Gibson
5. Rev. John Rowan m.
6. Acheson Rowan m. and had,
7. Hugh Rowan
5. Martha Rowan m. John O'Neill
6. Rose O'Neill m. Edward Hogg
6. Mary O'Neill m. John O'Neill and had,
7. Barney O'Neill
7. Con O'Neill
7. Felix O'Neill
7. Martha O'Neill
7. Esther O'Neill
6. Esther O'Neill m. William Hogg
7. Abigail Hogg
5. Jane Rowan
5. Catherine Rowan
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The West Family of Ballydugan, Co. Down, The Rock, Co. Wicklow and Ashwood, Co. Wexford. This family though not of Antrim has some interesting Antrim connections:
1. Maj. Richard West, d. 1644 m. ? and had,
2. Maj. Roger West, d. 1686; High Sheriff of Co. Down; m. Elizabeth Jana Tichborne, dau of Sir Henry Tichborne. Somehow related to the Rawdon family of Moira. Maj. George Rawdon called Roger his cousin in a letter.
3. Henry, b. 1659; m. 1685 Elizabeth Meredith, dau of Robert Meredith of Kildare, and widow of John Baily.
4. Henry, died 1780; m. 1 Frideswide Savage, d. 1727, dau of Patrick Savage of Derry and Portaferry; m. 2 1738 Ann Wilkinson, dau of Philip Wilkinson; by his first wife,
5. Patrick West m. 1768 Dorcas Price, dau of Cromwell Price, MP of Downpatrick and granddau of Lt. Gen. Nicholas Price and Dorcas West.
5. Philip, son by second wife
5. Capt. Henry, son by second wife, m. 1772 Frances Clarges, his cousin, dau of Col. Christopher Clarges, son of Son of Sir Thomas Clarges and Isabella Wilkinson, dau of Philip Wilkinson, so sister of above Ann Wilkinson.
4. Richard West
4. Margaret West
3. William West
3. Richard West
3. Tichborne West m. Mary Ward
4. Capt. Nicholas West m. Catalina, the widow of Mr. Berry.
4. William m. Mary Robnett, dau of Matthew Robnett of Wicklow and had,
5. Tichborne
5. William
5. Elizabeth
4. Mordaunt West m. ?, d. 1775 and had,
5. Charles
4. John m. ? and had,
5. dau
5. dau
4. Sarah West m. Mr. Hamilton
4. Jane West
4. Roger West m. 1730 Frances Graydon, dau of Robert Graydon, MP of Wicklow and had,
5. Richard, d. 1758; m. Elizabeth Darling, dau of Richard Darling of Dublin.
6. Roger inherited Ballydugan in 1787; d. 1791; had,
7. Richard Henry West m. 1810 Martha McCormick.
6. Richard
5. Robert
5. Nicholas
3. Jane West m. 1674 Wm. Maule,, d. 1697, Comptroller of Customs in Dublin, son of Thomas Maule of Panmure in Scotland, and had
4. Rt. Rev. Henry Maule, Bishop of Cloyne, Dromore, and Meath
3. Elizabeth West m. 1 Thomas Masterson of The Grove, Wexford and had 2s and 1d; m. 2 1682 Rev. William Moore and had 3d.
3. Mary West m. John Hoey, son of William Hoey of Dunganstown, Wicklow.
3. Dorcas West m. Lt. Gen. Nicholas Price of Lecale and had,
4. James Price
4. Richard Price
4. Katherine Price
4. Mary Price
4. Sophia Price
4. Cromwell Price, MP for Downpatrick
3. Judith West m. Thomas Ricard of Dublin, Gent. w/issue.
3. Katherine West
3. Amphillis West ...Either Katherine or Amphillis m. a Mr Aplen of Co. Wicklow
2. Anne West m. 1 1630 Edward Smith, son of Capt. Anthony Smith, Constable of Moyray, Armagh; m. 2 1638 Bernard Ward of Castle Ward; by first husband,
3. Richard Smith
3. James Smith
By second husband,
3. Nicholas Ward m. Sarah Buckworth, dau of Rt. Rev. Theophilus Buckworth, Bishop of Dromore, and Sarah Ussher, dau of Arland Ussher, and sister of Rt. Rev. James Ussher, Archbishop of Armagh.
3. Mary Ward m. Tichborne West, her cousin, of Ashwood, Wexford
2. Capt. Cromwell West m.
3. John West
2. ? West m. Susanna, of Bundlesberry, King's Co.
3. Susanna West
2. Magdalen West m. Hercules Dobbs of Castle Dobbs, Co. Antrim and had,
3. Richard Dobbs
2. Dau West m. John Hamilton of Ballygrot, Down, MP for Bangor in 1639
Family of Ward--connected to both family of West above, to the Dobbs family of Castle Dobbs and to the Stewarts of Ballintoy
1. Bernard Ward m. Miss Leigh
2. Nicholas Ward m. Joan Leycester, dau of Ralph Leycester
3. Sir Robert Ward m. Mary Leslie, dau of Rt. Rev. Henry Leslie
4. Charles Ward m. Catherine Temple, dau of Sir John Temple
3. Bernard Ward, b. 1606 m. Anne West, dau of Richard West
4. Nicholas Ward m. Sarah Buckworth
5. Bernard Ward m. Anne Ward, dau of Richard Ward.
6. Mary Ward m. 1711 Capt. Thomas Stewart
6. Anne Ward m. 1717 Ezekiel Stewart of Fort Stewart, Donegal
6. Judge Michael Ward, 1685-1759, m. Anne Hamilton, dau of James Hamilton of Bangor, and granddau of Elizabeth, Viscountess Mordaunt of Avalon.
7. Bernad Ward, 1719-1781, Viscount Bangor; m. Lady Anne Bligh, dau of John Bligh, Earl of Darnley, and widow of Robert Magill of Gill Hall, Co. Down.
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Francis J. S. Turnley m. March 14,1896 to Hessie M. M. Higginson at Layde CI
The Cottage, the property of Francis Turnley is a neat little two story house with a flat roof. It is situated on a hill close to the northern side of Cushendall. Mr. T. Seldon resides there.
A house called The Cottage was once owned by Maj. Archibald Macaulay of the Glenville, Cushendall Macaulays. It would be my guess that these two houses are the same.
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These notes are in no particular order..sorry.
Dr. James Johnson 1777-1845 m. 1806 Charlotte Wolfenden of Lambeth with issue six children, two of whom were Dr. Henry James Johnson and Dr. Alliot Johnson
Eleanor Caroline Hill, 2nd dau of Sir Rowland Hill m. 1861 Arthur Fellows of Victoria, Canada.
Campbell Gaussen, Esq., JP, barrister, of Lake View House, Londonderry; m. 1861 at St. Ann's, Dublin to Annie Catherine, relict of Capt. Henry Robe Saunders, R.A.
Robert H. W. Dunlop m. 1850 to Elizabeth Gage, Rathlin CI
Lizzie Smythe Alison m. 1873 at Donegore CI to Dr. William Handsel Griffiths.
Samuel Allison (Alison) m. Jan. 12, 1848 Elizabeth Lepper at May Street Presbyterian Church. The above mentioned Lizzie was his dau.
George Dinsmore m. 1846 Jane Dunlop at Desertoghill CI, Coleraine.
Joseph Hyndman m. 1840 Eliza Dunlop at Dumboe 2nd Presb., Coleraine, Londonderry
Alice Higginson m. 1760 Anthony Hull 1719-1789 of Lisburn, son of Henry Hull.
Jane Higginson m. Oct 16, 1846 to George Spence at Magherall CI
Charles Henry Higginson m. Nov. 20, 1860 Mary Macaulay Higginson at Magherall CI, Lisburn
Louisa Acheson Higginson m. July 4, 1861 Walter Weldon at Magherall CI, Lisburn
Mary Jane Higginson m. Mar. 21, 1869 Henry Harrison at Magherall CI.
Dorothy Jane Higginson m. March 4, 1896 Thomas Greer at Magherall CI
Eliza Jane Higginson m. July 20, 1906 John Henry McDowell at Magherall CI
Dr. Frederick Higginson m. Katherine Smyth, dau of Ralph Smyth and Mary Gibbon, dau of J. Gibbon.
Louisa Martha Higginson, only dau of the late Rev. Henry Higginson, m. in ? at St. Peter's Eaton Square, Frederick John Wilson, Esq., youngest son of George Wilson of Dallas Tower, ?Westm?
Julia Higginson, dau of Maj. James Higginson of Cushendun Lodge, Antrim, m. 1834 Daniel Molloy, son of Laurence Bomford Molloy and Elizabeth Mulock, dau of Rev. John Mulock.
1. Margaret Higginson m. Rev. Edward Leslie
2. Agnes Amelia Leslie m. 1 in 1859 to Rev. Henry Finney; m. 2 1874 to Rev. George Nesbitt Tredennick.
3. Henry Finney m. 1891 Eleanor Akerman
3. William Finney, barrister, J.P., Mayor of Kingston-upon-Thames, 1898-1899; m. 1 1898 to Rosa Clements, dau of William Clements; m. 2 1920 to Emily Bunford Samuel, dau of Isaac Bunford Samuel.
Richardson family--Quaker
1. Jonathan Richardson m. Sarah Nicholson
2. James Nicholson Richardson 1782-1847 m. A. Grubb
3. John Grubb Richardson m. 1 Helena Grubb; m. 2 Jane Christy Wakefield, dau of Thomas Christy Wakefield
3. James Nicholson Richardson 1818-1896 m. 1841 Margaret Maria Haughton, dau of B. Haughton of Banford, Guilford, Co. Down
3. Joseph Richardson
3. Thomas Richardson went to the U.S. and m. abt. 1845 to Anna C. Price, dau of Richard Price of New York.
3. Joshua Richardson
3. William Richardson m. 1851 Elizabeth Joseph Beale and had,
4. Samuel W. Richardson 1855-1930; m. 1879 in New York to Mary Stanton, dau of Samuel B. Stanton and had,
5. Sinclair Richardson b. 1882
5. Franklin Stanton Richardson, 1880-1964, textile broker in the U.S. ; m. May 7, 1913 to Caro Quartley Brown 1891-1986, only dau of Stephen Howland Brown of the N.Y. stock exchange and Grace Vilette Quartley
6. Derek Richardson 1917-2001, V.P. of Olins Corp.
4. Elizabeth Lecky Richardson, eldest dau of William's, m. 1 John Morrison Sinclair, d. 1878; she married secondly in 1882 to the Rt. Hon. Thomas Sinclair, JP, DL
4. Susan Richardson m. 1887 Arthur Pollock
4. Anna Richardson m. 1 J. G. McMaster; m. 2 George Johnston of Bellevue, Malone Park, Belfast
4. Sarah Ada W. Richardson, youngest dau, m. Robert H. Macaulay of the Macaulay family of Crumlin and Larne.
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Charley family
1. John Charley b. 1744 m. 1783 Anne Jane Wolfenden, dau of Richard Wolfenden of Lambeg.
2. William Charley m. 1817 Isabella Hunter, dau of William Hunter, JP of Dunmurry.
3. Edward Charley, only son, m. as his second wife Catherine Richardson, dau of J. Richardson, MP of Lambeg.
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More Dobbs
1839--death of Mary Dobbs, widow of Capt. Dobbs, R. N., in upper Canada.
British Columbia--Henry Conway Dobbs Pelly died Mar. 24, 1908, aged 30.
Brenda Pelly 1875-1935
Graves in Lansdown Cemetery, B. C.
Baluchistan, India--1917 Chief Commissioner Sir Henry Robert Conway Dobbs, 1871-1934; son of Robert Conway Dobbs of Camphire, Cappoquin, Co. Waterford; m. 1907 to Esme Agnes Rivaz, dau of George Rivaz and had issue two sons, two daus.
Edward Dobbs, Deputy Conservator of Forests in India, m. 1881 Adela Martin.
1. Maria Dobbs m. Samuel Crommelin and had issue,
2. Sarah Crommelin who m. in 1807 William Irwin.
Col. Charles Fairlie Dobbs,1872 - 1936 , eldest son of Col. A. F. Dobbs and grandson of Maj. Gen. R. Dobbs of Greystones, Co. Wicklow; m. Margaret Eleanor Jopp, one son and two daus.
1828--Summerhill, Dublin, death of Jane, aged 76,relict of the late Francis Dobbs, Esq.
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Back to various scribbled notes:
1. John McCurdy m. and had,
2. Surgeon William McCurdy, bapt. about 1756; m. Elizabeth Cuppage
William retired from the R.N. around 1800 and purchased an apothecary. He and his
family eventually moved from N. I. to Rambleton in the south of England.
3. Stephen McCurdy, officer in navy; died 1818.
3. John McCurdy, officer in navy. John d. around 1842 leaving a widow and
4. William McCurdy
I will post more details about this family later on when I find the right notebook.
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Jane McCurdy m. Apr. 16, 1845 Cochrane Macauley in Ballintoy. She dau of James McCurdy of the Cairn, and he son of Alexander Macauley of Craig-a-lappin.
Many McAulelys living in Cushendun and Glenarm came with the McDonalds (McDonnells) in the 16th century.
Alexander Macaulay m. Ann Catherine McNeill, living Bay Farm, Glenarm, 1848-1870.
Killen papers--May 1806, Robert Moore of lands in Sallagh held in trust for Alexander Macaulay to Stewart Moore of Corkermaine, near Larne
Eibhlin MacNeill, dau of Professor Eoin MacNeill, m. 1923 Michael Tierney, Member of Council of State; college president. He was b. in 1894 and they had five sons and one dau.
Julia Henrietta Macaulay m. Sept. 22, 1846 to the Rev. Robert Posnett at Inver Larne. Julia was a member of the Cushendall family. More on this later on.
Mary Higginson, d. 1942, dau of John Higginson of Dunmurry, Antrim, m. 1910 Alexander Smith Russell, son of John Russell of the Inland Revenue. They had two daus.
William Cuppage of Erin Lodge and Fern Cottage, Singapore. He died in 1872. He was the Head Postmaster. Planted 5,000 nutmeg trees. His son-in-law was Edwin Koek of Claregrove, Emerald Hill.
Cdr. Adam Cuppage, b. 1792; m. 1830 Frances Haldane.
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Clarke family, said to be connected by marriage to Higginson, Boyd, Courtenay and Strawbridge families, according to the Rev. Adam Clarke.
1. William Clarke m. and had,
2. John Clarke m. Anne Horseman, dau of ?Richard? Horseman, Mayor of Carrickfergus; possible that Horseman was married to an Anne Clarke.
3. Sarah Clarke m. a Williamson
3. Samuel Clarke m. a Miss M'Peake
3. Anthony Clarke m. ? and had issue.
3. Joseph Clarke m. and had issue.
3. Robert Clarke m. Miss Burnet and had issue.
3. Walter Clarke m.
3. John Clarke
3. Richard Clarke
3. Horseman Clarke
3. William Clarke m. a Miss Boyd, perhaps a dau (granddau?) of Rev. Archibald Boyd and Catherine Strawbridge; said that Rev. Archibald Boyd's sister was married to a Higginson.
4. Archibald Clarke
4. Rev. Adam Clarke
4. William Clarke
4. Anne Clarke m. Wollock M'Kracken
4. Mary Clarke m. Alexander M'Ready
The Rev. Adam Clarke was a good friend of Hugh Stuart Boyd, son of Hugh Macaulay Boyd (Macaulay assumed name of Boyd to inherit from his maternal grandfather, Col. Hugh Boyd of Ballycastle). As Hugh S. Boyd was blind, the Rev. Adam Clarke's dau helped take care of Hugh S. after the death of his wife.
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Savage family connections--connected to Stewarts of Ballintoy
1. Capt. Hugh Savage, d. 1723 m. Lucy Lucas, dau of Thomas Lucas and widow of Capt. Poyntz.
2. Francis Savage, High Sheriff, m. 1723 Mary Lucas, his cousin, dau of Edward Lucas and Elizabeth Smyth and had,
3. Charles Savage b. 1746, High Sheriff, m. 1 1769 to Anne Price, dau of Cromwell Price; m. 2 1777 Catherine Leonard, dau of John Leonard of Co. Kildare. Issue from first wife:
4. Francis Savage, M.P., b. 1769 m. 1 Jane Crawford, dau of James Crawford of Crawfordsburn.
5. Mary Savage m. 1814 Col. Matthew Forde, M. P., D. L. of Seaforde, Co. Down.
4. Cromwell Savage
4. Mary Savage m. 1795 William Bayly, D. L. of Co. Kilkenny
5. Clayton Bayly, assumed name of Savage
3. Francis Savage m. Jane ?
3. Elizabeth Savage m. Edward Lucas, her cousin, M. P. of Castle Shane
3. Hester Savage, d.unm.
3. Mary Savage m. Francis Savage, her cousin
2. Philip Savage, b. 1696 m. 1 Jane Cramer, dau of Balthasar Cramer and Sarah Jones, dau of Lt. Col. Oliver Jones.
2. Charles Savage
2. Lucas Savage m. Anne Ross, dau of Robert Ross and widow of James Wallace
3. Robert Savage
3. Luc
2. Mary Savage m. Francis Lucas of Co. Monaghan
3. Anne Savage m. Archibald Moore
2. Lucy Savage m. John Reilly of Co. Down
Shaw family
William Shaw of Bush, High Sheriff, Antrim 1693 and 1710
William Shaw of Ballygonway, Down, will probated 1710; mentioned in his will
John Shaw, son
Rose Haven, dau
Frances, dau, wife of Patrick Shaw
Anne, dau, wife of Cornelius Crymble
Jane Crymble, granddau
Elizabeth Gillespie, sister
Hugh Gillespie, nephew
William Shaw in Bush mentioned, kin
Children of William Catherwood of Newton mentioned in will.
More Crymbles:
China 1895--Death of Charles Adare Crymble
Some Dixons:
1. Thomas Dixon of Larne m.
2. Sir Daniel Dixon, M. P. 1844 - 1907; m. 1 Lizzie Agnew, dau of James Agnew; m. 2 1870 to Annie Shaw, dau of James Shaw of Glenville, Cushendall (This surprised me as I believe that Glenville was still owned by the Cushendall Macaulays).
3. Sir Thomas James Dixon, son by Lizzie Agnew, m. 1906 Edith Stewart Clark of Dundas Castle, South Queensferry; lived at Wilmont House, Dunmurry. He died 1950.
Prof. Augustus Edward Dixon, b. Belfast 1860, son of Wakefield H. Dixon, J. P.; m. 1890 Nina Haughton, dau of Wilfred Haughton.
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Russell family:
Descended from George Russell and Marie Taffe c. 1641
1. George Russell m. 1749 Elizabeth Norris
2. Charles, d. 1828; m. 1 in 1784 to Rose M'Coy; m. 2 Anne McEvoy
3. Fr. Charles Russell, 1812 - 1880, President of Maynooth College
3. Dau m. ? Kelly
4. Lily Kelly
3. Arthur Russell of Seafield House, Killowen, m. 1825 Margaret Hamill, nee Mullan, relict of John Hamill, d. 1820. She had five children by Hamill and six by Arthur. Arthur died 1845.
4. Charles Russell, Lord Killowen, 1832-1900. He m. 1858 Ellen Mulholland, dau of Dr. Joseph Stevenson Mulholland and Miss Coleman, dau of Bernard Coleman, Cashier of Belfast Bank. A cousin of Lord Killowen was Fr. John McAuley of Ballymacarrett Parish, 1887.
5. Francis Xavier Joseph Russell, 1867-1946, m. 1900 Hon. Mary Emily Ritchie, dau of Lord Ritchie.
6. Charles Ritchie Russell, 1908-1986.
4. Fr. Matthew, S. J. 1834-1912
4. Kate, Sister Mary Baptist of San Francisco
4. Elizabeth, Sister Mary Aquin, d. 1876
4. Sarah, Sister Emmanuel, d. 1902
3. Thomas m. Mary Starkey
4. Charles, J. P. , b. 1837; m. 1876 Frances Palatiano of Greece, dau of Count Demetrius de Palatiano
5. Henry m. 1904 Marjorie Syer, dau of Maj. Harry Bell-Syer
6. Derrick, b. 1906
Other memebers of this family:
Lillian Frances Mary Russell died 1864
Margaret Russell died 1835
Mary Russell died 1838
Mary Ignatius Russell died 1937
Patrick James Russell died 1984
Rosena Russell died 1976
Sarah Eliz. Russell died 1941
Mulholland family:
1. Dr Joseph Stephenson (Stevenson) Mulholland m. Miss Coleman, dau of Bernard Coleman, and had,
2. Ellen Mulholland m. 1858 Charles Russell
2. Rosa Mulholland, 1841-1921, m. Sir John Gilbert
2. William Mulholland, Judge in Staffordshire
Cousins of Ellen Mulholland were the McLaughlins:
1. Francis McLaughlin of Newry m. ?
2. Emily McLaughlin m. 1842 Sir Charles Gavan Duffy, son of John Duffy and Ann Gavan.
3. John Gavan Duffy
2. Miss McLaughlin m. Dennis Holland
2. Miss McLaughlin m. Dr. James Cuming, professor of medicine at Queen's College
The above Sir Charles Gavan Duffy was married three times:
He m. 1 to Emily McLaughlin and had a son,
John Gavan Duffy. Sir Charles m. 2 in 1846 Susan Hughes, dau of Philip Hughes of Newry and had,
Sir Francis Gavan Duffy, Charles Gavan Duffy, Philip Duffy and Susan Duffy; Sir Charles the m. 3 in 1881 to Louise Hall and had George Duffy, Bryan Duffy, Thomas Duffy and Louise.
Coleman family:
1. Bernard Coleman, 1778- Jan. 4, 1856, m. and had,
2. Ellen Coleman m. 1835 William Watson, merchant of London
2. Dau m. Dr. Joseph Mulholland
2. Dau m. Patrick Macaulay, J.P., first of Neillsbrook, Randalstown and then of Co. Galway.
3. Coleman Patrick Louis Macaulay, youngest son, b. Sept. 16, 1849, Belfast.
1. Patrick Macaulay, J.P., of Kylemore Lodge, Co. Galway married ? and had
2. Josephine Mary Macaulay, 2nd dau, m. 1879 Nicholas FitzSimmons Black of Legge House, Cushendall
2. Coleman Patrick Louis Macaulay (d. 1890) m. Mary MacNamara, eldest dau of Michael Macnamara, solicitor, of Galway
3. Rosa Macaulay m. 1907 John Isidore Potter of Kilkenny
3. Denzil Ibbetson Michael Macaulay (1871-1934) m. 1894 Mary Margaret Helen Ryan; died 1931; probate of her will granted to Bryan O'Connell, Civil Servant and Mary Bell, widow; Denzil died in 1934.
3. Patrick, b. 1872
3. Mary Honoria Josephine Macaulay, b. 1874 m. 1905 Bryan O' Donnell, 3rd son of John Charles O' Donnell of Belfast.
4. Denzil O'Donnell
4. Sheila Mary O'Donnell
1. Mr Macaulay m. ?
2. Fr. John Macaulay
Mulholland family:
1. Dr. Joseph Stephenson (Stevenson) Mulholland, 1801-1855 m. Miss Coleman
2. Joseph, 1835-1837
2. James McDonnell Mulholland, 1839-1841
2. Charlotte Mulholland, c. 1844-1848
2. Charlotte Maria Mulholland, 1852-1858
2. Joseph Mulholland, 1847-1885, died Porongos, South America
2. Ellen Mulholland m. Sir Charles Russell
2. Rosa, 1841-1921, m. Sir John Gilbert
2. Clara
2. William, Judge in Staffordshire
Also mentioned on their gravestone is Maria Watson, 1836-1838, dau of William Watson.
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Maria Stott, died Apr. 1, 1889, Eglinton Terrace, Portrush; spinster; will proved by Thomas Stott of Millicent, Ballymoney, solicitor.
Death 1889. Her sister Elizabeth J Stott was the informant.
https://civilrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/churchrecords/images/deaths_returns/deaths_1889/06144/4755418.pdf
Full Abstract :
The Will of Maria Stott late of Eglinton-terrace Portrush County Antrim Spinster who died 1 April 1889 at same place was proved at Belfast by Thomas Stott of Millicent Ballymoney in said County Solicitor the surviving Executor. Effects £597 15s. 2d.
Thomas Stott died in 1921.
https://civilrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/churchrecords/images/deaths_returns/deaths_1921/05098/4400622.pdf
KG
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Maria Stott, died Apr. 1, 1889, Eglinton Terrace, Portrush; spinster; will proved by Thomas Stott of Millicent, Ballymoney, solicitor.
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Thomas Stott died in 1921.
https://civilrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/churchrecords/images/deaths_returns/deaths_1921/05098/4400622.pdf
Thomas Stott of Millicent Ballymoney, b. 1829 - d. 1921; m. 1859 Josephine Knox Russell , dau of James Russell of Dunlevy, Co. Donegal....
Thomas Scott ? married Josephine Knox Russell.
https://civilrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/churchrecords/images/marriage_returns/marriages_1859/09569/5469774.pdf
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More Dobbs:
1. Theobold Wolfe, barrister, 1710-1784; m. as his second wife in 1745 Elizabeth Dobbs, dau of Surgeon General William Dobbs.
2. Lydia m. Rev. James Jones son of Rt. Hon. Theophilus Jones.
2. Anne m. Rev. Lomac Walsh
2. Charlotte m. Col. John Wolfe, her cousin
2. Margaret m. Sir Robert Synge of Lislee.
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More Lepper notes:
March 14, 1837--New Orleans, USA, Connolly Lepper, d. 1847, 2nd son of the late Maxwell Lepper of Belfast, m. Henrietta Nash, eldest dau of James Nash, Esq. of New Orleans. Married at Christ Church. I believe that in 1845 two of their children, R. C. Lepper and James Nash Lepper, drowned.
Aug. 15, 1844--Wellington, Arkansas, USA, death of Samuel Lepper, aged 38, the 2nd son of the late Maxwell Lepper, Esq. of Belfast.
Henry Lepper, Esq. of Liverpool m. Oct. 11, 1836 Mary, 2nd dau of William Hamilton, Esq. of Lounsdale, near Paisley.
Sept. 23, 1869--Fort Street Presbyterian Church, Mary Hamilton Lepper, dau of the late Henry Lepper, Esq. of Belfast, Ireland, and granddau of the late Adam Hamilton, Esq. of Lounsdale, Renfrewshire, m. Edward G. Malloch, barrister, of Perth, Ontario, Canada. At this time Mary's mother was living in Detroit, Michigan. Adam Hamilton of Loundale m. 1801 to Mary Wylie, eldest dau of William Wylie. Adam was a bleacher.
Dec. 15, 1848 at Barlanark House, near Glasgow, Millicent Sophia Lepper, dau of Charles Lepper, Esq. of Laurel Lodge, Belfast, m. Thomas Gibson Ovington, Esq., merchant of London. He was the possible son of Thomas Ovington and Jane Gibson of Lanark b. Apr. 30, 1810. On Apr. 6, 1883 at Veron Place, Birkenhead, the death of Sophia Lepper, relict of T. G. Ovington of Glasgow took place at the residence of her son-in-law.
Sept. 29, 1867--Death of Georgina Macaulay Lepper, dau of William Harper Lepper and Mary Macaulay.
June 17, 1869--F. R. Lepper m. Harriette E. Chapman, dau of ? Chapman, Dublin
Apr. 9, 1872-- Married at St. Mary's Church, New Plymouth, Taranaki, New Zealand, Clara Ann Dyce McCracken, relict of Lt. Col. Maxwell Lepper and 3rd dau of the late Francis M'Cracken, Esq., of Hillbrook House, Holywood, Down, m. Adolphus Kyngdon, Esq., 1834-1912, son of the late Dr. Richard Kyngdon and Jane Parsons; Issue,
George A. F. Kyngdon, 1873
Alice Mary Kyngdon, 1876 m. Augustus Edward Watkins
June 5, 1877 at All Saints Church, Dublin, Harriett Elizabeth Lepper, 3rd dau of the late William Harper Lepper and his wife Mary Macaulay of Laurel Lodge, Belfast and Glenville, Cushendall, m. John Finlay of Glenmone, Cushendun. Finlay's first wife, Anne, died in 1876.
June 12, 1896 at Millicent, Ballymoney, John Charles Harper Lepper of 31 Thorndale Ave., Belfast, only son of Charles William Lepper of Highgate Manor, Co. Fermanagh, m. Julia Darley Stott, 4th dau of Thomas Stott of Millicent, Ballymoney.
Apr. 5, 1900--3 Huntley Terrace, North Kelvinside, Scotland, Bessie Allison Lepper, dau of the late Charles Lepper and granddau of the late R. D. Orr, banker of Helensburgh, m. James McGlashan, eldest son of Alexander M'Glashan of Alabany Works.
Francis Alfred Lepper, Oxford Don, b. May 24, 1913; m. 1939 Elsabeth Crichton, d. 1994, one son, one dau.
1. Francis Lepper m. Alice Rose ? and had,
2. Charles Ernest, b. 1880,
2. Alice May, b. 1882
2. Jessie Gertrude, b. 1884, India
1. William Godbey Lepper m. Julia Aurora Lefevre in 1860 and had,
2. Martha Jane, b. 1863
2. Henry Edward, b. 1868, Calcutta
Robert Godbey Lepper m. 1847 Mary Ann Volkers
Some people named Lepper that I have not been able to place:
James George Lepper, 1792-1854, apothecary, The Diamond; his dau, Susanna b. 1824, married to Thomas Spiller c. 1842, and Inland Revenue Officer of Birr, Offaly.
Ignatius Joseph Lepper, 2nd son of the late George Joseph Lepper, Esq. of Belfast, m. Feb. 14, 1877 to Eleanor Adams Hewitt, youngest dau of the late Dr. Charles Hewitt of Patrick's Hill, Cork. An elder dau, Elizabeth Charlotte Hewitt,m. 1870 to Capt. Henry Talbot Price. Their son, Francis Price, married Florence Hurdle.
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1. Anne Jane Lepper, b. 1817, Belfast; m. 1835 Robert Baird, writer to the signet, Glasgow and had,
2. Robert Baird
2. Charles Robert Baird
2. Isabella Baird
2. Francis Baird
2. Mary Baird
2. William Lepper Baird
2. Hugh Harper Baird, 1851-1911, m. 1891 Agnes Georgina Brackenbury, widow, dau of the Rev. Alfred Bligh Hill
3. Douglas Heriot Baird, CBE; d. 1940; m. 1912 in Surrey to Dorothea Frances Prior; Douglas was Chairman of Esher Co. and Managing Director of Messrs Baird and Tatlock, Ltd.
4. Hugh Heriot Baird, 1915-1983, m. 1945 Madeline Katharen Rose, 1927-1994, dau of Hugh Rose and Ruth Antoinette Guillemard. Hugh was a company director.
Margaret Meneely Lepper, 1880-1947, b. July 13; m. Capt. William Magill Kennedy, son of C. G. Blagrave-Kennedy, on Sept. 15, 1903 in Larne, but they later divorced. She m. 2 in 1922, Lt. Col. Douglas Henry Randell Giffard. Margaret was the daughter of Alfred John Adolphus Lepper and Margaret Louisa Herdman. She passed away in Bournemouh, Hampshire. He ex-husband, William Magill Kennedy, remarried also in 1922 to Violet Hope Staples.
1. Elizabeth Pratt Lepper, dau of Francis Lepper, Esq., m. Apr. 6, 1843 Francis Price and had the following issue:
2. Jane Frances Price, b. 1851; m. Edward Langtry
2. Elizabeth Anne, b. 1855 m. ?Le Breton?
2. Francis G. S. Price, b. 1852
2. William C. Price, b. 1856
2. Laura Price, b. 1858
2. Gertrude M. Price, b. 1859
2. Mary Price, b. 1861
1806--George Lepper, watchmaker at 9 Bridge Street
Francis Lepper, watchmaker and dentist, 59 Castle Street
Charles Leppper, grocer and spirit merchant at 192 North Street.
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More Cuppage Douglas
Dr. John Cuppage Douglas, son of Surgeon William Douglas and Margaret Cuppage, wa born on June 14, 1778 in Lurgan; m. Jan. 13, 1817 to Elizabeth Fulton, dau of Joseph Fulton and Ann Graham. He was awarded the degree of M.D. by TCD on Feb. 24, 1810; served as of President of College of Physicians in Dublin and President of King and Queens College of Physicians. He was somehow related to James and Jane Douglas, who were related to Samuel Watts of Lurgan, brewer.
Samuel Watts 1789 - 1850 was the joint owner of John Boyd and Watts brewery. Sam's wife died in 1867. Sam had a brother, William Watts.
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More Crymble:
1832--Death of Michael, 5th son of Michael Hackett, Esq. of Parsonstown and son-in-law of William Crymble.
1839--Clementina Carnegie Crymble, dau of the late Charles Crymble, Esq. of Ballyclare, m. Thomas Duncan, Esq., writer to the signet, Perth.
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Dobbs and Pelly family:
1. Sir John Henry Pelly, Director of Bank of England, Governor of Hudson Bay Co, and D. L. of Essex, m. 1807 Emma Boulton, 6th dau of Henry Boulton of Thorncroft, Surrey and had,
2. Sir John Pelly
2. Raymond Pelly m. 1835 Louisa Fry, youngest dau of Joseph Fry
2. Charles Pelly m. 1839 Julia Henrietta Dobbs, dau of Frances Dobbs.
2. Albert Pelly m. 1844 Barbara Streatfield, dau of Rev. Thomas Streatfield
2. Cmdr. Richard Pelly, R. N.
2. Edmund Pelly m. 1846 Anna Chapman, dau of Jonathan Chapman of Wanstead
2. Octavius Pelly m. Justiniana Fisher
2. Percy Pelly
2. Juliana Sally Pelly m. 1832 William Storrs Fry of Manor House. He d. 1844.
2. Emma Pelly m. 1833 R. Foster Reynolds, who died 1845.
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Some Macaulays in Co. Antrim
From the book "The Avenged Bride, a Tale of the Glens" by Alexander Markham
"In Glendun stood the castle of Hugh Macaulay, Esq., known as Hugh of the Glyns. His
fortress was called Lisavalla."
Judge Alexander Macaulay purchased vast property in the Glens, including the Glenane estate from Groame Macaulay, said to have been by the Rev. Alexander Macaulay. a grandson of the judge, no relation to the judge.
"An Unknown Country" by Dinah Craik
"Some generations ago, a McAulay of Glenville, the richest man in all the seven glens of Antrim, dared to cut down the sacred oak. But in spite of this, it did not die..."
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Thanks for putting in the effort to transcribe and post Pablo. This is the sort of useful information that a Google search will sometimes bring up when one is stuck.
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Gilby, I do wish to thank you for your comment. Once again, though, I do apologize for the disorganization of the posts that I am making. With best regards, Paul (Pablo)
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I just now opened Rootschat and found your stack of messages Pablo/ Paul, and am as always so impressed by the depth and breadth of your knowledge of county Antrim. I'm sorry to hear that you are moving on from genealogy. We have been in touch many times over the years, and I was thinking of you not long ago, maybe in January 2021 as i looked at the Dobbs Report and I thought you would likely have it digested and figured out! Also very sorry to hear of the loss of your wife. It has been an awful year of loss, we can hope for a better time, but that doesn't bring folk back. Families and family history go on, and you are providing the community with a great treasure store. Hope it continues to be available here. And you could deposit your notebooks somewhere, so much research and energy shouldn't just get thrown away
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LindeL, thank you for putting up with me for such a long time. I am not really moving on from genealogy. I am just trying to get my notes on line to see if they will be of help to other researchers. Also, as I live in Japan by myself now, I don't wish to cause my family trouble by having to come over from the States and go through a massive amount of paper if anything should befall me. As I soon retired after my wife suffered her cerebral hemorrhage, this is kind of now my current occupation. I am very thankful for your comments. With very best wishes, Paul.
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Roman Catholic, Macaulay family of Belfast
1.Elizabeth O'Dougherty, 1790-1870
2.Mary O'Dougherty, 1811-1875, m. Peter Macaulay, 1813-1880, builder
3.Elizabeth Macaulay, 1846-1860
3.Dr. John Macaulay, 1839-1870
3.Mary Macaulay, 1849-1912 m. ? Connor
4.Mary Connor, 1873-1916
3.Bedilia Macaulay m. Dr. Michael Reeves O'Malley
4.Rupert Denis O'Malley, 1889-1893
3.Ambrose Macaulay, 1854-1898, 4th son, m. 1876 Mary Catherine Marshall, dau of William Marshall; Ambrose died in San Francisco.
3.Fr. Andrew Macaulay, 1842-1905, 2nd son
3.Peter Macaulay, solicitor, died 1910; m. Lucy Garland
4.Andrew Alfred Macaulay, barrister, died 1926; m. 1. 1895 to Rose Kathleen Warden, dau of Joseph Warden, theater proprietor;
He m. 2. in 1909 to Kathleen Alicia May, widow, dau of John Mesor, contractor.
4.Fr. Peter Macaulay, eldest son, went to U.S.A.
4.Austin Garland Macaulay, solicitor, 3rd son, b. abt. 1874; m. Ellen Jane McCormick, dau of Manus McCormick
5.Austin Crawford Burnaby Macaulay, b. 1898
5.Ethel Garland Macaulay, b. abt. 1900
5.Lucy Godwynne Macaulay, b. abt. 1903
5.Arthur Harold Macaulay, b. abt. 1905
4.Arthur Harold Macaulay, 6th son, b. abt. 1884, barrister
4.Lucy Evelyne Macaulay, b. abt. 1872; m. ? Murphy
5.Francis Joseph Murphy, b. abt. 1901
4.Ambrose Macaulay. b. abt. 1878, insurance clerk, m. Margaret Kirk
5.Rose Macaulay, b. abt. 1906
5.Lucy G., born abt. 1908
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1. Capt John Agnew (c. 1586-1656) m. Eleanor Shaw of Ballygalley
2. Francis, d. 1681
2. Patrick Agnew m. Miss Stewart and had,
3. Jane Agnew m. Rev William Ogilvie and had
4. William Ogilvie m. Elizabeth Blair, dau of Maj James Blair and had,
5. James Blair Ogilvie m. Margaret Shaw, dau of William Shaw of Doagh and had
6. Elizabeth Ogilvie
6. Dorothea Ogilvie m. 1 James Blair; m. 2 Maj. John Rowan
6. Helen Ogilvie m. Campbell Graham of Belfast, wine and spirit merchant and had,
7. Dorothea Graham, d. 1812
7. Dorothea Graham, d. 1821
7. Elizabeth Graham, d. 1840
7. Campbell Graham, d. 1851
7. Dora Graham, d. 1862
7. Ogilvie Blair Graham
3. Helen Agnew m. 1709 James Stewart of Killymoon, son of William Stewart and Margaret Shaw of Ballygally and had,
4. William Stewart, b. 1710 m. 1740 Eleanor King, dau of Sir Henry King and had,
5. James Stewart, M.P. m. 1774 Elizabeth, dau of Ricahrd, Lord Molesworth and had,
5. William Stewart (1746-1760)
5. Lt. Col. Robert Stewart (1747- 1794)
5. Henry Stewart m. 1793 Hon. Elizabeth Pakenham, dau of Edward, Lord Longsford
5. Edward Stewart m. Amelia Martin
5. Rev Thomas Stewart (1751-1788)
5. John Stewart (1753-1839)
5. Isabella Stewart m. John Hamilton of Brown Hall, co. Donegal
4. Patrick Stewart, b. 1711 m. Mary Heywood
4. Margaret Stewart m. William Agnew
3. Patrick Agnew m. Martha Houston and had
4. Francis Agnew
4. John Agnew
4. James Agnew m. Margaret Wilson and had,
5. Patrick Agnew (1759-1842) m. Eliza MacNeil and had
6. Eliza Agnew, 2nd dau, m. 1844 Christopher Armstrong, Esq., Judge of the Dalhousie District Court, Canada.Eliza died at Bytown in 1845.
6. Maj. Gen. William Agnew, d. 1888
6. Anne Wilson Agnew, d. 1887
6. Margaret Agnew m. Maj. Gen. William St. Leger Mitchell (1808-1869) and had,
7. Margaret St. Leger Mitchell
7. Lt. Alexander Wade St. Leger Mitchell (1855-1878)
6. Hariette (Harriet) Agnew m. Arther Robertson-Cunningham
6. Jane Callwell Agnew m. John Macaulay, JP, DL, High Sheriff of Red Hall and had issue...{see Macaulays of Crumlin and Larne}
***other Shaw connections: Elizabeth Brisbane m. James Shaw of Bailliegellie, Ire of the family of Shaw of Greenock***
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4.Austin Garland Macaulay, solicitor, 3rd son, b. abt. 1874; m. Ellen Jane McCormick, dau of Manus McCormick
5.Austin Crawford Burnaby Macaulay, b. 1898
5.Ethel Garland Macaulay, b. abt. 1900
5.Lucy Godwynne Macaulay, b. abt. 1903
5.Arthur Harold Macaulay, b. abt. 1905
For others viewing-
Marriage on 1st February 1898.
https://civilrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/churchrecords/images/marriage_returns/marriages_1898/10403/5788286.pdf
Ellen Macauley in 1901 census.
Residents of a house 53 in Palestine Street (Cromac, Antrim).
http://www.census.nationalarchives.ie/pages/1901/Antrim/Cromac/Palestine_Street/970619/
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Is this Austin Macauley in 1901 census?
Residents of a house 18 in Mount Street (Ormeau, Down).
http://www.census.nationalarchives.ie/pages/1901/Down/Ormeau/Mount_Street/1211564/
Describes himself as married and his profession/occupation firstly as 'gentleman' (scored through) and then as 'annuitant'? His religion.....Bhuddist.
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4.Austin Garland Macaulay, solicitor, 3rd son, b. abt. 1874; m. Ellen Jane McCormick, dau of Manus McCormick
5.Austin Crawford Burnaby Macaulay, b. 1898
5.Ethel Garland Macaulay, b. abt. 1900
5.Lucy Godwynne Macaulay, b. abt. 1903
5.Arthur Harold Macaulay, b. abt. 1905
For others viewing-
Marriage on 1st February 1898.
https://civilrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/churchrecords/images/marriage_returns/marriages_1898/10403/5788286.pdf
Ellen Macauley in 1901 census.
Residents of a house 53 in Palestine Street (Cromac, Antrim).
http://www.census.nationalarchives.ie/pages/1901/Antrim/Cromac/Palestine_Street/970619/
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Austin Crawford Burnaby Macauley born 4th May 1898.
https://civilrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/churchrecords/images/birth_returns/births_1898/02087/1796064.pdf
Ethel Garland Macauley born 12th July 1900.
https://civilrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/churchrecords/images/birth_returns/births_1900/01988/1765334.pdf
Lucy Godwynne Macauley born 15th January 1903.
https://civilrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/churchrecords/images/birth_returns/births_1903/01882/1732083.pdf
Arthur Harold Murgatroyd Macauley born 6th April 1905.
https://civilrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/churchrecords/images/birth_returns/births_1905/01787/1701786.pdf
The Macauleys in 1911 census.
Residents of a house 10 in Rathgar Street (Windsor, Antrim).
http://www.census.nationalarchives.ie/pages/1911/Antrim/Windsor/Rathgar_Street/154330/
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From Eustace will abstracts:
Will of John Shaw of Ballytweedy, Co. Antrim, Gent.
Will Jan. 11, 1728; narrated Apr. 22, 1729
Thomas Shaw, brother, of Ballyministragh
Kinsman James Crawford of Ballysavage
Daughter Helen Shaw
Son Henry Shaw
One of the witnesses was William Agnew of Kilwaughter
Will of William Shaw of Ballygonway, Co. Down
Will July 1, 1707, narrated Aug. 25, 1710
Son John Shaw
Daughter Rose Haven
Daughter Frances Shaw, wife of Patrick Shaw
Daughter Anne Shaw, wife of Cornelius Crimble (Crymble)
Grandson Ganaway Crimble, son of Cornelius
Granddaughter Jane Crimble
Sister Elizabeth Gillespie
Nephew Hugh Gillespie
Will also mentions William Shaw of Bush and the children of William Catherwood , gent. of Newtown, Co. Down
Will of Cornelius Crymble of Knocker, Co. Antrim (I am not sure whether this is the same Cornelius as was mentioned above or a different one but most likely related)
March 23, 1717, narrated May 4, 1723
Wife Ann
Son William Crymble
Grandson Cornelius Crymble, son of Charles Crymble of Co. Clare
Will of Patrick Shaw of Killaid, Co. Antrim, Gent.
Will July 5, 1715, precise dated Aug. 29, 1715
Daughter Mary Shaw, minor
Father-in-law William Shaw, Esq. of Ganway (Ganaway) Co. Down
Brother-in-law John Shaw of Ganway
Brother Thomas Shaw
Kinsman William McCullock of Grogan
One of the witnesses was Francis Iredell, Gent. of Dublin
Will of Hugh, Earl of Mount Alexander
Will Jan. 21, 1716, full March 23, 1716
Brother Henry Montgomery and his son, Thomas.
Cousin James Montgomery of Rosemount and his son, William
Cousin Edmundston Montgomery, brother of said James.
Cousin Mrs. Jane Shaw, als. Montgomery, and her dau, Sarah Shaw
Cousin Mr. Justice Caulfield
Will of Arthur Maxwell, Esq. of Drumbeg, Co. Antrim
Will Nov. 2, 1720
Wife Anne
Sister Margaret Hamilton, als. Maxwell, wife of Archibald Hamilton and their children:
Arthur Hamilton, merchant of Liverpool, Archibald Hamilton of Rotterdam, Mary and Ann Hamilton
Grandnephew Maxwell Hamilton, son of Arthur Hamilton of Liverpool
Niece Katherine Mankin, als. Hamilton and her husband, Michael Mankin
Son of Katherine, Arthur Mankin
Nephew James Hamilton, Katherine's brother
Sister-in-law Mrs. Elinor Stewart and her daughter, Anne Stewart
Niece Anne Stewart of Newry, widow, and her son, Arthur Stewart
Alexander Stewart, Anne's 2nd son, James Stewart, 3rd son, and dau. Katherine Stewart
Niece Katherine Rainey
Nephew William Rainey of Belfast and his sons, Arthur, John and William
Sister Elizabeth Shaw, als. Maxwell
Niece Mary Shaw
?Sister Mrs. Helena Dalway, als. Shaw (Shouldn't this have been Maxwell instead of Shaw?)
?Brother Henry Dalway
?Nephew Robert Dalway, his wife, and three sisters, Betty, Elinor and Leny Dalway
Niece Jane Kenedy (Kennedy), als. Maxwell of Londonderry, widow
To brother Oliver McCausland of Strabane, Esq., 20 pounds, for use of his niece, Jane Kennedy of Londonderry
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Jane Higginson m. Oct 16, 1846 to George Spence at Magherall CI
https://civilrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/churchrecords/images/marriage_returns/marriages_1846/09311/5371745.pdf
Charles Henry Higginson m. Nov. 20, 1860 Mary Macaulay Higginson at Magherall CI, Lisburn
https://civilrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/churchrecords/images/marriage_returns/marriages_1860/09592/5478486.pdf
Louisa Acheson Higginson m. July 4, 1861 Walter Weldon at Magherall CI, Lisburn
https://civilrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/churchrecords/images/marriage_returns/marriages_1861/09612/5486129.pdf
Mary Jane Higginson m. Mar. 21, 1869 Henry Harrison at Magherall CI.
https://civilrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/churchrecords/images/marriage_returns/marriages_1869/11408/8189378.pdf
Dorothy Jane Higginson m. March 4, 1896 Thomas Greer at Magherall CI
https://civilrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/churchrecords/images/marriage_returns/marriages_1896/10477/5815809.pdf
Eliza Jane Higginson m. July 20, 1906 John Henry McDowell at Magherall CI
https://civilrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/churchrecords/images/marriage_returns/marriages_1906/10134/5686947.pdf
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I would imagine that this would be the same Austin Macauley as the birthdates do match up quite nicely. My guess is that he shied away from answering truthfully the question about his religion because of him being born into a prominent Catholic family and feeling that the question of what religion one belonged to was one of a private nature. And Kiltaglassan, many thanks for all of the hard additional work that you are putting into this. With best regards, Paul (Pablo1)
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And Kiltaglassan, many thanks for all of the hard additional work that you are putting into this. With best regards, Paul (Pablo1)
My pleasure, Paul ;D
Stay safe.
KG