County Down Directory 1886. George Henry Bassett

[BeeMack]

Hello Christopher

If you would be so kind, please can you find out if there is any mention of  RICE in the Downpatrick area.  I am sorry I cannot offer further information.

Kind Regards
BeeMack

[cyprus2sea]

Hi BeeMack Your inquiry came to me and  should have gone to Christopher you may wish to re post
Regards cyprus2sea

[Alliheat]

 
Thanks Christopher
Would you mind looking up the Molloy family or McCracken family around the Waringstown, Donaghcloney and Tullylish area? 
Thanks a million
Alliheat

[Christopher]

Alliheat,

There are Molloys from Donaghacloney, Seapatrick and Tullylish shown on the Ros Davies' Co. Down, Ireland Genealogy Research Site. This site also lists McCrackens from Seapatrick, Tullylish and Waringstown.

Christopher

[Alliheat]

 
Thanks Christopher
Will follow through with this information
Much appreciated
Alliheat

[teetopcat]

Dear Chris,
Would it be possible for you to look for the names, Conkey, Curlett, Annett and McLoughlin for me. It would be much appreciated thankyou,
Theresa

[Christopher]

Dear Chris,
Would it be possible for you to look for the names, Conkey, Curlett, Annett and McLoughlin for me. It would be much appreciated thankyou,
Theresa

Hiya Theresa,
Have you any christian names for these guys
Have you looked for them in Ros Davies' Co. Down, Ireland Genealogy Research Site

If I'd an idea of the town where they lived I could check through either Bassetts or the Belfast and Ulster directories.

A massive number of families named Annett lived in Kilkeel. There are a few of them listed in the 1880 Belfast and Ulster Directory which is on the Lennon Wylie web site ...

Annett & Co., woollen drapers
C. Annett, grocer
Jane Annett, dress maker
John Annett, woollen draper
John Annett, Royal Hotel and Posting Establishment

There were Conkeys in several places including Annaclone, Bangor, Comber, Donaghadee, Hillsborough, Killinchy, Kilmood and Knockbreda.

There are Curlets, Curletts and Curlits listed. Among the places they are to be found are Ballywalter, Bangor, Comber and Killyleagh.

There were quite a number of McLoughlins from Newry.

Chris

[cyprus2sea]

Hi Christopher
How are you? its so late for you to be up working on the net. I'm still receiving all the post is it something I have done? Would you please look  and see if you have a James McGahey/MCCahey railway Carter from Moira Co Down.
Thank you so much for your time
Regards Kate

[Christopher]

Hiya Kate,

I don't understand where you're receiving the post. It it's here on the board there are no problems as that's where it's meant to be received. On the other hand if it's on the line that says Welcome back Kate, you have so many messages etc (those are your personal messages) at the top of the screen then there is some sort of a problem.

Christopher