HILLAN/HYLAND and LENNON, County Down, Ireland

[Donnie B]

Could I ask if some kind researcher can assist in providing some more info. on the townlands of Duchery/Dooghary, Parish of Seapatrick, County Down (searching for HILLAN/HYLAND).  Also Ballygowan, Parish of Aghaderg, County Down (searching for LENNON).  Their marriage took place in Banbridge, Parish of Seapatrick, County Down, Ireland.

Any assistance/advice would be more than welcome.     
Donna from Queensland,  Australia

[aghadowey]

You didn't mention names or even more importantly dates so here's some general information.
To find details of townlands and parishes in Ireland:
www.thecore.com/seanruad (be sure to change default setting from exact match)
Griffith's Valuation (mid-1800s) searchable by name or place:
http://griffiths.askaboutireland.ie/gv4/gv_family_search_form.php

[BallyaltikilliganG]

have you seen Ros davies co Down website eg
Miss Agnes HILLEN . Seapatrick regd. Banbridge;wife of Robert Hart; mother of John b. 1868 & Samuel b. 1870 CR 
Bernard HILLEN . Seapatrick regd. Banbridge; husband of Betty Collins; father of John b. 13 Jul 1868 & female child b. 31 Dec 1871 & Elizabeth b. 4 Feb 1872 CR
theres plenty more to check
Daniel LENNON . Aghaderg regd. Loughbrickland; husband of Mary Kinney; father of Patrick b. 18 May 1865 & Daniel b. 14 May 1871 CR
good luck, Jim

[Wee Jimmy]

Daniel Lennon who was married to Mary Kinney was my great  great grandfather. They had two sons. Patrick and Daniel. Patrick was my great grandafther and he was married to Mary Downey. They had 3 daughters, Mary, Katie, and Rose Ellen who was my grandmother. You can find some information by looking up  Loughbrickland Roman Catholic Church Banbridge, REG;3, page 64, entry128

[aghadowey]

Welcome to Rooschat. The original poster hasn't logged back in since 2012 and never responded to posts from 2008 so not sure if they are still interested in this topic. Their post didn't mention the surname Kinney and the people they were looking for might not be your relatives. It's difficult to be sure of any connection with so little information given.