Where or what was 'standalone' in Coleraine c.1845?

[nannyj]

Does anyone have any idea where or what was 'standalone' in Coleraine c.1845? 
I've found it on a baptismal record and was trying to find out where it was.
Thanks.

[aghadowey]

Could you give us the details of the baptism (church, date, name, etc.) which might help to figure it out. (don't think it's a place in Coleraine but perhaps the record was difficult to decipher)

[nannyj]

Hi.
Patrick McGonigle      
Baptism:   24-May-1846
Address:   Standalone   Parish/District:   COLERAINE
Co. Derry
Roman Catholic
Parents James McGonigle & Sara McLeese

I don't know the church, but the Patrick I am looking for later married an Elizabeth (McLaney or McLary) in 1879 in St Columba Catholic Church in Waterside.

Thanks.

[nannyj]

P.S. It was on rootsireland, not from an original record.

[aghadowey]

I know Coleraine well and suspect 'standalone' is some sort of mistransciption if it is meant to be the place.

Coleraine has two Catholic parishes- one on each side of the River Bann. St. John's is in  Killowen/Waterside (baptisms start 1843) and some of their records are on microfilm in Coleraine Library (don't have the exact date of holdings).

[nannyj]

Thanks for that. At least I can give up on finding it as a place. My dad and his mum's side of the family were all born in Coleraine/Derry. These are his great grandparents. Unfortunately, I don't live there and am reliant on online information for the moment. This site has been great for finding things out though. Thanks for replying so quickly 

[kingskerswell]

Hi,
   The closest I can find to the letters used in "Standalone" in Mountsandel, Coleraine.

Regards

[aghadowey]

Wonder if it's Strand Road (Waterside)? Will have a look through some books to see when it first appeared.

[nannyj]

Strand Road would make sense, as he later lived in Pate's Lane with his wife and family.