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I believe there was a fire at St Aidan's. Some church records survived. They are on microfilm at PRONI WHICH Is NOW LOCATED AT THE Titanic quarter in Belfast, I think.

Could you possibly look out for the following grave too - Think they were buried in Crew Glenavy though - Thomas Peel b1762 died 1846 & wife Catherine (nee Allen) b1765

Edward Peel born 1675

Thomas Peele born c1650

Lol!!!!  Well you never know!!!!

Una

hi would you have edward Quigley

1720–1802


Birth 1720 • Glenavy, County Antrim, Ireland

Death 9 MARCH 1802 • Glenavy, County Antrim, Ireland

5th great-grandfather 
I am looking his mum and dad please

I tried
There are not many households in Co Antrim in Griffiths valuation see http://www.failteromhat.com/post1845.php
date about 1860
Mc Ilvennan   William   Ballygallagh   Ballylinny   Antrim
Mc Ilvenna   Joseph   Main Street,Crumlin   Camlin       Antrim
Mc Ilvenna   Mary      Caddy      Drummaul   Antrim
Mc Ilvennan   Charles   Ballyclare   Grange of Doagh   Antrim
Mc Ilvenna   John   Ballynadrentagh   Killead      Antrim
Mc Ilvenna   Susan   Ballynadrentagh   Killead      Antrim
Mc Ilvenna   Henry   Springwell Street,   Ballymena   Kirkinriola   Antrim
Mc Ilvenna   Anne      Callisnagh   Layd   Antrim
Mc Ilvenna   Charles   Cloghs   Layd   Antrim
Mc Ilvenna   Michael   Callisnagh   Layd   Antrim
Mc Ilvenna   Patrick   Callisnagh   Layd   Antrim
Mc Ilvenna   John      Garvaghy/Town of Portglenone   Portglenone   Antrim
Mc Ilvennan   Alexander   Dock Townparks Meadow Street   Shankill   Antrim
Mc Ilvennan   Alexander   Dock Townparks Meadow Street   Shankill   Antrim
Mc Ilvenna   James      Dock Townparks Vere Street   Shankill   Antrim
Mc Ilvenna   James      Dock Townparks Vere Street   Shankill   Antrim

I did the samer for Crozier. The only overlaps were Kirkinriola and Shankill

in 1901 census the only Hugh in Ireland is
17 in Lisrodden (Lisnagarran, Antrim)
McIlvenna   Sarah   45   Female   Head of Family   Roman Catholic   Co Antrim   -   Read and write   -   Widow   -
McIlvenna   Hugh   15   Male   Son   Roman Catholic   Co Antrim   Agricultural Labourer   Read and write   -   Not Married   -
McIlvenna   John   20   Male   Son   Roman Catholic   Co Antrim   Agricultural Labourer   Read and write   -   Not Married   -

in 1901 census the only Rose in Ireland is
8 in Antynanun (Slemish, Antrim)
McIlvenna   Rose   28   Female   Daughter   Roman Catholic   Co Antrim   Seamstress   Read and write   -   Not Married   -
McIlvenna   Mary   23   Female   Daughter   Roman Catholic   Co Antrim   Seamstress   Read and write   -   Not Married   -
Thompson   Mary Anne   48   Female   Head of Family   Roman Catholic   Co Antrim   Seamstress   Cannot read   -   Married   -


www.ancestryireland.com
HUGH   MCILVENNA   1839   PATRICK   Antrim   
HUGH   MCILVENNA   1855   HUGH   Antrim   
HUGH   MCILVENNA   1885   JOHN   Antrim
ROSE   MCILVENNA   1839   JOHN   Antrim   Log in Register
ROSE   MCILVENNA   1851   JOHN   Antrim   

emerald ancestry   

Belfast Street directories don’t list Hugh but there are Mrs McIlvenna, he/they could be living with his widowed mother see http://www.lennonwylie.co.uk There are street directories searchable at PRONI

so nothing but negative results
good luck, hoping others join in
BallyaltikilliganG

hi Mc Ilvenna   Joseph   Main Street,Crumlin   Camlin       Antrim would you no his mother and father please .

Hi again
This is how we could be connected although George and Mary O'Hara are names I don't have yet it might just be that I haven't found them yet.
Right here we go...

My dad was Joseph Alexander Graham born in Belfast in 1921, his dad was also Joe Graham born Belfast 1879.  His mum was Lizzy Graham (nee O'Hara) born 1886 I, you guessed it, Belfast! Now she had a brother William John and a sister Maggie.  William John Married Lizzy Greer on Jan 29th 1908 at St. George's Church of Ireland on the Shankhil. They had three children, Marcella, Alexander and Margaret.  Lizzy Greer's parents were James and Marcella Greer she had four other siblings John, Jane, Martha and Andrew who all went to live in either Canada or USA.  As I said I have a living relative on this side who comes through the Greer side and she recognised the name Marcella as it's not a common name in Ireland.

I hope you recognise some of these names as being from your family, it would be amazing to find another relative I didn't know I had.

Also, I'm really interested in the fact that your surname is Graham as I can go back to my great grandpa on that side to 1812 but I don't have any information on what happened to my dad's siblings or his uncles and aunts.  The only one of my great uncles I was able to get a bit of info on was Robert Graham who worked at Harland and Wolfe in 1911, so probably worked on the Titanic, that'll be why it sank!

If you recognise any of this please get in touch you can email me on (*) anytime.

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Liz

hi george and Mary o'hara were my grandad mcclean cousin mary lived on the crumin road for years my mum is a greer her dad was a greer and came from Ligoniel no sure if it's the same people  who  you are  looking  for 

quigleys

hi 
edward quigley
my great grandfather Birth  1891 in  Glenavy, County Antrim, Ireland   Death 14/12/1944 he was married to Rebecca martin came from ligoniel my granny was Elizabeth Quigley she married alexander greer look to find out more on the Quigley tree and if any 1 has any info on the greer's as I no thay were two big familys have got to talk to some of the Quigley's that I have got in touch by facebook