Mayberry/Maybury/mabry/Maybrac/Maybrick

[stevenson]

Looking for Maybury's(can be spelled in all manor of ways)
 in Antrim in the 1840's -1850's could have links with Robinson/Robertsons with their origins with Scottish roots in late 1760's ..............

                                                                                                          could have links with shipping /Mills /Public houses /Durham /London/ Jersey.

I have found a Sarah buried in Carnmoney in 1862 are there any more please.

Thank you
Steve

[millview]

Hi my husband is a Mayberry, we live in scotland but think the family came from ireland but do not know where. the name we have is thomas mayberry c1845 anne moran c1845.


Angela

[Christopher]

Hiya Steve,

You'd think your Mayberry's (and spelling variations) were rather well to do having links with Shipping / Mills / Public houses / Durham / London / Jersey. Labourers wouldn't have such links.  Have you tried the online directories?

1852 (Directory of Belfast and the Province of Ulster)
There was no one with that surname in Antrim, Ballymena, Ballymoney, Belfast, Carrickfergus, Larne or Lisburn.
I looked in the Village portion of the directory .. that covers Ardoyne, Dunmurry, Greencastle, Whitehouse and Whiteabbey .. none there. Oh! They are annoying me .. There are lots of places not mentioned in the book where they could have been living if they were well to do. It's a great pity there is not a Ros Davies site for
Co. Antrim in the same way as there is for Co. Down.

I looked in the 1960 Directory of Belfast and Northern Ireland .. what do I find? In Belfast .. three Mayberrys repairing boots and shoes. One Maybury living at Barnett's Road in East Belfast (near Stormont) .. that one declined to mention an occupation .. and one Maybury who was a breadserver. 

I also looked in Gary Law's Historic Pubs of Belfast .. the surname is not there either.

Chris
 

[stevenson]

Thank you MILLVIEW for your reply.
There are a lot of Mayberry's from Ireland that seem to spread out in Scotland,Monmouthshire,Kent,Liverpool, London and U.S.A

Sarah was buried in Carnmoney Antrim so her family must have lived there at one time.

Steve

Chris
Thank you for looking for me,Sarah buried at Carnmoney so the family must have lived near by.

Steve

[Christopher]

Steve is Mayberry Sarah's maiden or married name. If it is her married name the Mayberry family
need not necessarily have come from Co. Antrim. Sarah may be the only Mayberry buried in Co. Antrim.

[stevenson]

Chris

I am beginning to think that Sarah's family came and went in Carnmoney,for what ever reason...they buried a child and moved on.......I am hoping someone will have a link to Sarah how ever remote................I do think that the mills are a more probably link more than Shipping......its like looking through a haystack..and the needles not in there......

Steve

[millview]

Hi Have just found out that my Mayberry are from Ballina in Mayo,


Millview

[stevenson]

Angela   

What Fabulous news from you...so glad.........

do keep us informed how you are getting on


Happy new year
Steve

[TheWhuttle]

Capt. Steve,

Guess you know about these ...


http://www.failteromhat.com/post1845.php

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Griffiths Valuation of Ireland

Surname First_Name Townland Parish County
Mayberry Samuel Monkstown,Monkstown Carnmoney Antrim

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http://members.shaw.ca/Jerseymaid/helierinstitutions.html

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1841 Census, St. Helier, Jersey
Film 0464353 Piece H.O. 107 1461
Public Institutions and Harbour

St. Helier
Fort Regent Barracks (in the above Parish)

Folio 31 Page 1

James Maybury 15 Soldier I

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Capt. Jock