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audrey
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BALLINDERRY church yards
« on: Thursday 26 May 05 08:50 UTC (UK) »

Hi
as you know I am off to Ballinderry in two weeks and will be doing a lot of Church yards as I am only looking for McKnight's at this stage if any one might have an interest in the area I am willing to make a note of a few other names that I can look out for when I am there .I can also take a look for names that are connected to the Orange Order  in the area as my McKnight's were supposed to be connected to that also so If you want a look out for a name I will stick it in my book and keep my eyes open
audrey
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ajjbc
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Re: BALLINDERRY church yards
« Reply #1 on: Thursday 26 May 05 15:06 UTC (UK) »

What a generous offer you have made!! thankyou.
I have one unusual name " HENDREN/HENDRON ".will appreciate any reference of then.   Smiley
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IRELAND: Algeo,Armstrong,Brick, ,Hendren/Hendron,
    Hopkins,Ramage, Weatherup.

SCOTLAND: Armstrong,Blair,Bruce,Brunton,Clarke/Clerk,
Dickson,Dobson,Dryden,Eaton,Gillie/Gillies Haliburton,  Hogg,Huggan,Kersel,Miller,Notman,
Peacock, Prentice,Redpath,Richardson, Scobbie, Spiers/Speirs,Spottiswood,Tinline, Turnbull,Waddel,   Waldie ,Waugh.
audrey
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Re: BALLINDERRY church yards
« Reply #2 on: Thursday 26 May 05 15:22 UTC (UK) »

I have put your names in my book so will see what I can do I suppose it depends on the weather fingers crossed we might both be lucky got a digit camera so you never know

audrey
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stevenson
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Re: BALLINDERRY church yards
« Reply #3 on: Thursday 26 May 05 16:47 UTC (UK) »

Hi Audrey

A lovely offer but I wont add to your list

...just to say that you can buy hand held scanners that you plug into your computer when you get home.....handy to scan documents/pages instead of photocopying books etc...just a thought ...was told today about them and most large stores sell them and quite reasonable too

Steve
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audrey
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Re: BALLINDERRY church yards
« Reply #4 on: Thursday 26 May 05 17:12 UTC (UK) »

Steve
what are they called sounds interesting but haven't a clue about PCs I have a lap top was thinking about taking it but thought twice just extra lugage and my husband said FORGET IT when i  mentioned it  but this thing you mentioned sounds  as if it would go in my bag if you want me to look out for any thing really don't mind I will start at one end and my husband can start at the other clutching a list each
audrey
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Re: BALLINDERRY church yards
« Reply #5 on: Thursday 26 May 05 18:45 UTC (UK) »

lol Audrey

Hubbie will get the bug aswell with all these graveyards...

Will ask tomorrow more about these handheld and will get back to you

If a Porter grave just pops up anywhere ...just take a snap please.................. Grin

Steve
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Re: BALLINDERRY church yards
« Reply #6 on: Sunday 05 June 05 03:12 UTC (UK) »

Audrey:  While you are dragging your hubby around the cemeteries, could you have a "wee look" for any Larmours? I would really appreciate it. And good luck on your own searches.

Pat
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Warrenpoint, Rostrevor, Rathfriland
audrey
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Re: BALLINDERRY church yards
« Reply #7 on: Sunday 05 June 05 07:05 UTC (UK) »

Audrey:  While you are dragging your hubby around the cemeteries, could you have a "wee look" for any Larmours? I would really appreciate it. And good luck on your own searches.

Pat
yes thats in my book
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Re: BALLINDERRY church yards
« Reply #8 on: Wednesday 31 December 08 10:53 UTC (UK) »

Audrey:  While you are dragging your hubby around the cemeteries, could you have a "wee look" for any Larmours? I would really appreciate it. And good luck on your own searches.

Pat

Hi. New to this.  I too am researching Larmours'.  It was my mother's maiden name.  Came from Lisburn.  I have loads of information on all Larmours buried in Magheragall Pres Church, Magheragall C of I.  Also photos.  Happy to share with anyone. 

Maggie  Smiley
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Antrim/Ahoghill/Broughshane Co Antrim - LYTTLE, MEEKE, SWANN, CRAIG, WALLACE, NICHOLL
Maghergall/Derriaghy Lisburn area - SINCLAIR, MCFARLAND, BRAITHWAITE, MORROW, VINT, ELWOOD, MCNEICE, CLOSE, HARBINSON, TODD, MCWATTERS, MCPEAKE, COURTNEY, THOMPSON, BELSHAW,  LARMOUR, DUBORDIEUR, STEWART, WIGGINS
Canada - SINCLAIR
New Zealand - MEEKE
Co Armagh/America - STEENSON
Co Tyrone/Co Londonderry GAMBLE, MOON, LOVE, ROBINSON, LINDSAY, COULTER, WHITE, LYONS, MOOREHEAD, BAIRD, MCCREA, LESLIE.
Wendl
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Re: BALLINDERRY church yards
« Reply #9 on: Friday 02 January 09 19:39 UTC (UK) »

Maggie Blue....

I see in your list you have the surname "Close"....I am researching the Closes From Belfast...it appears that there are some buried in Mageraghall Church Yard, as well my grt grt grandfather James Watson Close was baptised in the church in 1845....just a note of interest I have Lyttle's buried in one of my Close graves in Dundonald.  I have loads of Close info.

All the Best
Wendy
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Broun/Brown-Kirriemuir, Forfar, Angus
Carr-Belfast
Close -Belfast, Antrim and Down, Mageraghall; Ontario, Canada 
Crowe- Belfast
Gardiner-Belfast
Hennion- USA
Hedley- Belfast
Lawlor-Belfast, Down: Ontario, Canada
McPherson-Esquising, Ontario
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Thompson-Derry; Ontario-Canada
Walker- Kirriemuir,Forfar,Dundee Scotland
Wilkinson-Belfast
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Re: BALLINDERRY church yards
« Reply #10 on: Saturday 03 January 09 12:09 UTC (UK) »

Hi audrey thank you so much for your kind offer! If you are able to, could you keep an eye out for any Magee headstones please? Really appreciate your help. Many thanks.
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MAGEE (Dungannon Tyrone to Shankill Belfast, to Whitehouse Co Antrim,) HALL (Lisnaskea, Co Fermanagh to Yan Yean, Melbourne Australia) McIVOR (Whitehouse, Co Antrim), McCULLOUGH (Markethill, Armagh), DEMPSTER (Ballymena, Co Antrim to Belfast), CUMMING (Glasgow), EVANS (Llandysill, Montgomeryshire to Belfast), NEVIN/ NEVINS (Ballynahinch, Co Down to Belfast), EMMS (Kingston Upon Thames, Surrey), HURREY (Yan Yean, Whittlesea, Melbourne), FINLAY- Jane, of Co Down, m James McIvor 1867.
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Re: BALLINDERRY church yards
« Reply #11 on: Saturday 03 January 09 15:24 UTC (UK) »

Hi Wendy
My 2nd Great Grandmother was a Close.  Married to Henry MacFarlane (McFarland) on 03 Jan 1866 at Lisburn Reg Office.  These are all the details I have so far.  I have a photograph of a Close/May grave at Magheragall Parish Church, names are Thomas Richard May, Wilhelmina (Mina) May.  Erected by their son Kenneth May.  I am assuming that Wilhelmina is a Close.  I cannot recall seeing any Close graves at Magheragall Presbyterian.  There is the Methodist but I have not been there yet.  I do not know of any of our Lyttles' being buried in Dundonald.. . . .  yet!
Thanks
Maggie 
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Antrim/Ahoghill/Broughshane Co Antrim - LYTTLE, MEEKE, SWANN, CRAIG, WALLACE, NICHOLL
Maghergall/Derriaghy Lisburn area - SINCLAIR, MCFARLAND, BRAITHWAITE, MORROW, VINT, ELWOOD, MCNEICE, CLOSE, HARBINSON, TODD, MCWATTERS, MCPEAKE, COURTNEY, THOMPSON, BELSHAW,  LARMOUR, DUBORDIEUR, STEWART, WIGGINS
Canada - SINCLAIR
New Zealand - MEEKE
Co Armagh/America - STEENSON
Co Tyrone/Co Londonderry GAMBLE, MOON, LOVE, ROBINSON, LINDSAY, COULTER, WHITE, LYONS, MOOREHEAD, BAIRD, MCCREA, LESLIE.
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Re: BALLINDERRY church yards
« Reply #12 on: Saturday 03 January 09 17:08 UTC (UK) »

Hi there...

I have a photo that grave as well...Apparently My  great great Grandfather, James Watson Close was burried there in 1889 (according to records at Proni), as was my grandfather's sister May Close in 1920...(According to her obitiuary from the Belfast Telegraph).....up until recently we had always thot our family came from Belfast..however, found my Grt Grt Grandfather in the Mageragall Church records...entry for the baptism,  26 Oct 1845, I knew his father was John Close from his marriage to Susannah Hedley 27 May1866, St Anne's Belfast...mother is Elizabeth Davis, as well know J.W."s  birthdate is  13 Aug 1845 from a Birthday book we have....John is listed as a Weaver in 1845, a labourer in 1866 (both John and his wife are buried here as well according to the church records in Proni)

There is a James Lyttle 61 yrs, buried 22 Feb 1972, and an Elizabeth Lyttle 71 yrs, buried 28 Aug 86 all in he grave of my Grandfather's uncle John Close and his wife  2nd wife Margaret (resided in 3 Harland Street, Belfast worked at Shipyard)..following is the obit from the Belfast Telegraph for James 1972, Belfast Telegraph Feb 19,, 1972...Feb 18 1972 at his home, 7b Espie way, Castlereagh, James, dearly beloved husband of Agnes Lyttle, Telegraph 21 Feb 1972, has he was late of 14 Wolfe Streetm husband to Agnes, father to Jim, grandfather to John and Colin, also father to Sadie, Gfather to Elizabeth, Lynn and Jim...Does anything Ring a Bell???

Could you advise your Grt Grt Grannie's name? as well do you know her father from her marriage certificate??? I have a photo of our James Watson from 1845...as well as his daughter Maggie b. 1868...

All the Best
Wendy
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Broun/Brown-Kirriemuir, Forfar, Angus
Carr-Belfast
Close -Belfast, Antrim and Down, Mageraghall; Ontario, Canada 
Crowe- Belfast
Gardiner-Belfast
Hennion- USA
Hedley- Belfast
Lawlor-Belfast, Down: Ontario, Canada
McPherson-Esquising, Ontario
McKernan-Australia
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Thompson-Derry; Ontario-Canada
Walker- Kirriemuir,Forfar,Dundee Scotland
Wilkinson-Belfast
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Re: BALLINDERRY church yards
« Reply #13 on: Monday 05 January 09 14:37 UTC (UK) »

What a generous offer you have made!! thankyou.
I have one unusual name " HENDREN/HENDRON ".will appreciate any reference of then.   Smiley

There are a number of Hendron's still living in the Ballinderry area - I went to school with two different Hendron children who lived in Ballinderry but weren't immediately related! I could track down contact details for them if you aren't already in touch with them.

As for MaggieBlue - I have a feeling our family branches will cross at some stage - a lot of my family are from Derriaghy and indeed I am in the local Orange lodge there. A couple of similar surnames - Thompson, Morrow appear in my tree and had a long association with Derriaghy Church of Ireland.

Ballinderry wise - I seem to have substantial roots in Ballinderry and a long association with Ballinderry Moravian Church. I visited the PRO for the first time last week to try and find my great grandfather's baptism records for the Moravian church, unfortunately no success but countless other Hill's including I think a brother of his - investigating this possibility at the moment.

Loads of graveyards/churches for the original poster to visit - if you need any help don't hesitate to shout, I only live 5/10 mins away.

Regards,
Mark



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HILL - Ballinderry, Co. Antrim: BANKS - Moira, Co. Down: ARMOUR - Lisburn, Co.Antrim: WALKER - Dromore, Co. Down: MAGEE - Lambeg, Co. Antrim: THOMPSON - Derriaghy/Magheragall, Co. Antrim: TITTERINGTON - Moira, Co. Down: McNEILL - Lisburn, Co. Antrim: SWAIN - Moira, Co. Down: IRVINE - LAMBEG, Co. Antrim: TURNBULL - Lurgan, Co. Armagh: CARLISLE - Lisburn, Co. Antrim: MORROW, Lisburn, Co. Antrim: FORSYTHE - Magheralave, Co. Antrim: MARTIN - Ballinderry, Co. Antrim: REILLY, Magheralin, Co. Down
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Re: BALLINDERRY church yards
« Reply #14 on: Monday 05 January 09 23:35 UTC (UK) »

Hi Folks

Wendy - Thanks for info.  My Great Grandmother was called Mary Jane MacFarlane, born 24/11/1872 Father Henry MacFarlane, Kilcorig, Magheragall and her Mother Margaret MacFarlane formerly Close.  I do not have my GGGrandmother/Fathers marriage Cert.  They married on the 3 Jan 1866.  The Lyttles from Belfast do not ring any bells at the moment but I have making headway with that branch at the moment, so you never know.

Mark - i have a copy of Castlerobin National School register in which there is an Ethel Morrow, date of entrance 15th August 1939, Father Lorry Driver, from Whitemountain.  Have copy of her results of examinations/days at school. Also a Mary Morrow and a Evelyn E Morrow.  Mean anything to you?  I recall my Mum talk of Thompsons, Watsons.

ajjbc - I found a Elizabeth Hendron XXXX, Presbyterian enrolled at this school also.  From Collin.  Father a Road Foreman.  Date of entrance 24th Sept 1935.  Have copy of her results of examinations/days at school.

Pat - What Larmours are you interested in connected to?

Looking forward to keeping in touch and sharing information.  Many thanks

Maggie Smiley


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Antrim/Ahoghill/Broughshane Co Antrim - LYTTLE, MEEKE, SWANN, CRAIG, WALLACE, NICHOLL
Maghergall/Derriaghy Lisburn area - SINCLAIR, MCFARLAND, BRAITHWAITE, MORROW, VINT, ELWOOD, MCNEICE, CLOSE, HARBINSON, TODD, MCWATTERS, MCPEAKE, COURTNEY, THOMPSON, BELSHAW,  LARMOUR, DUBORDIEUR, STEWART, WIGGINS
Canada - SINCLAIR
New Zealand - MEEKE
Co Armagh/America - STEENSON
Co Tyrone/Co Londonderry GAMBLE, MOON, LOVE, ROBINSON, LINDSAY, COULTER, WHITE, LYONS, MOOREHEAD, BAIRD, MCCREA, LESLIE.
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