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stevenson
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Sarah Twig Jr in 1950
"Sentry Hill "Ballycraigy
« on: Friday 09 September 05 16:18 UTC (UK) »
Looking for the "Robinson" family that lived at Sentry Hill in the 1700 to 1800....................

any information would be lovely,or any direction you can point me to please.

STEVE
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Re: "Sentry Hill "Ballycraigy
« Reply #1 on: Sunday 11 September 05 14:00 UTC (UK) »
I do believe that, prior to moving to Sentry Hill in 1800s, the McKinney's lived at the Burnt Hill Carnmoney but in the early to mid 1900s I know that Robinsons lived at the Burnt Hill.

Just wondered if there was any connection - could they have "part exchanged"?

saz Roll Eyes
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stevenson
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Sarah Twig Jr in 1950
Re: "Sentry Hill "Ballycraigy
« Reply #2 on: Sunday 11 September 05 14:20 UTC (UK) »
Thank you saz

The Robinson's sold Sentry Hill to the McKinney's the land agent was the "Crawfords"not sure who owned the land "lord" someone,eventually the McKinney's owned the land aswell.

Have you any more information on the Robinsons at the Burnt hill please

Steve
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Christopher
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Re: "Sentry Hill "Ballycraigy
« Reply #3 on: Sunday 07 September 08 03:05 UTC (UK) »
Hello Steve,

There might be some information in "Sentry Hill ... An Ulster Farm and Family"
by Brian M. Walker which was published by Blackstaff Press in 1981.

Semtry Historic House and Visitor Centre
www.24hourmuseum.org.uk/museum_gfx_en/AM31753.html

Christopher 
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stevenson
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Sarah Twig Jr in 1950
Re: "Sentry Hill "Ballycraigy
« Reply #4 on: Monday 08 September 08 17:30 UTC (UK) »
Thank you Chris

The staff at Sentry Hill have been wonderful with this Robinson ........and I would like to thank them and the "McKinney family" for all their help these past years.....and also William......without his stud books and diary's...we would all be lost.

Everyone ....you must take a trip to see "Sentry Hill" ...if any of you are ever passing...well worth a visit.

I am or I should say...everyone is still trying to find the missing link.

Steve
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