Kyle's Tullynahinnion Portglenone Co Antrim

[Downcraig]

Greetings all

I can't be much help, but am also trying to get back to earlier generations than most of those posted so far. I am descended from Mary Kyle who married James Haw (or Hall) and was in Aughnacleagh another township close to Portglenone town. I have no idea of her parentage, but her dates are roughly 1806 to 16 September 1882. They had children named Jane (b c 1834), William (b c 1840) and Mary (b c 1845) that I have been able to identify. From grandchildren's names I would guess the most likely Kyle ones (apart from Mary) to be John and Ann, but this could be a red herring. Jane Haw/Hall married (1855) Alexander Rea/Rae from Tullynahinion and ended up in Glasgow. Any clues there?

[wildwind]

I have checked all our details and a couple of tree's I have access to and can see no link between your Kyle's and our own.
I would be firmly of the opinion that your Kyle's were from Aughnacleagh or thereabouts.   
Aughnacleagh is only down the road from here and there were Kyle's there up until lately.
 
I see Sibbett's and Lamonts listed in your profile.
Sibbets are local to the area and remained in the area as did the Lamont s.  I know you list the Lamont as Scotland but there was so much too'ing and fro'ing the Lamont may hail from here.   You may already know. 
The Portglenone Lamont's are close to my family but not directly rather through a marriage.   I do have a connection who has a lot of Lamont history.   

Message me again or pm me if I can be of any help.   

[nvb272]

There is a cd that you can get by R.M. Sibbett called on the shining bann that was originally published in 1928.

[wildwind]

The Shining Bann should anyone be interested is currently available from the following.

ALONG THE SHINING BANN: MEMOIRS OF AN ULSTER MANOR
by R.M. Sibbett
 
R.M. Sibbett's ON THE SHINING BANN: RECORDS OF AN ULSTER MANOR was first published in 1928 and is an essential purchase for anyone interested in the history of Mid-Antrim. Sibbett's detailed account of the Manor of Cashel is based on historical records and interviews and provides much information about the Mid-Antrim area of Northern Ireland.
ON THE SHINING BANN is a rich source for those pursuing genealogical research or history relating to the area around Ballymena, Portglenone, Cullybackey, Ahoghill and further afield.
Long out of print, AVALARD PUBLISHING are pleased to be bringing this essential text back into circulation in this facsimile edition via their GORTAHERON BOOKS label. This hardback contains the complete unedited original text of the 1928 edition.
 
210 pages | Hardback | Facsimile edition
Label: Gortaheron Books / Avalard Publishing
Publication date: 20 August 2013
ISBN: 9781908566249
Price: £24.99

[nvb272]

Hi

There was a John Harris that married a Lavinia Kyle b.1833, his father David I believe was the brother of Robert harris who's son James married Elizabeth Kyle in 1849.

their son Joseph married Elizabeth Leitch in 1874 before moving To Glasgow, there were to Mary Vance-Mary 1 married William Kyle and went to Wisconsin, Mary 2 who was probably a cousin married Joseph Kyle they were married 1821 and 1816 in Castledawson.

[wildwind]

Hi stranger,  I haven't been on here for a while as I'm up to my ears in things I'm not fit to be at so everything is only very slowly getting done.
Do you by any chance know which of the numerous churches in Castledawson Joe an Mary were married in.   
I'll get around to the tree again shortly once I have a free evenings free.
Thanks again
D

[kingskerswell]

Hi,
   Can't find a marriage of Joseph and Mary but William Kyle married Mary Vance in Castledawson Presbyterian Church but the date was 1 Dec 1920.

Regards

[nvb272]

Hi

cant do anything at moment but will check in next couple of days-as for Joseph kyle his marriage is on IFHF.

regards

[nvb272]

Joseph Kyle married Mary Vance at Castledawson 26/12/1816