Ireland Birth Record help with address and maiden name.

[Rebecca Totten]

Looks to me like "a millworker"

Yes looks like that now thanks 

[Rebecca Totten]

There was a Stannus Square Lisburn in 1870's and a linen mill there.

Hmm could well be Stannus. I see there's a Stannus Place in Largymore, Lisburn.

[heywood]

I would go for Hanna - see the link in reply # 8

[Kiltaglassan]

I would go for Hanna - see the link in reply # 8

Problem is they're in Belfast, not Lisburn.

[heywood]

Oh heck! I searched Lisburn and got that and didn’t check further.

I would still go for ‘H’ as the initial letter.

[heywood]

Oh heck! I searched Lisburn and got that and didn’t check further.

I would still go for ‘H’ as the initial letter.

Please can I change my mind   

Looking at the first column, I would agree with Stannus.

I am retiring now from this conversation.

[Kiltaglassan]

https://www.lisburnmuseum.com/collections/lisburn-advent-calendar-2016-day-16-stannus-place-hancock-street-viewed-queens-road-c-1980s/

[Lola5]

Perhaps the square was named after Dean Stannas who was a bigwig there .....
Cannot find an old map of it.

[aghadowey]

If you look at the whole page the 'St' in Stevenson (next entry after William Jefferson's birth) is different, whereas the 'H' in Holmes (entry before William's birth) looks the same so I think is says Hanna's SQUARE.
Marriage of William's mother Mary Jane Jefferson (21 July) gives almost the same address as on birth registration (born 26 May, registered 14 June) - Hanna's? COURT-
https://civilrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/churchrecords/images/marriage_returns/marriages_1884/10908/5984474.pdf