Looking for the Kilpatrick's & Bell's of Ahoghill

[aghadowey]

I don't know when these entries were posted and maybe by now you have found the answers.  If you are still searching please contact me. The Bells you mentioned are my family.
Regards June (Bell)

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[lemirefh]

Hello June, thanks for the reply after all this time. Absolutely! This family has been a brick wall for a long time. I would love to get as much info as you have on them. How is Mary Ann Bell or her father Frances related to You? Would you have any info on Mary Ann's in-laws the Kilpatricks?

Thanks again for contacting me and I hope to hear from again.

Blair LeMire

[BallyaltikilliganG]

in case of its use
Bell, John-Townland: Limnahary Year: 1825-Ahoghill –Antrim
Kenedy, David-Townland: Moneydollag Year: 1825-Ahoghill –Antrim
Kenedy, John-Townland: Leymore Year: 1825-Ahoghill –Antrim
Kenedy, Widow Townland: Leymore Year: 1825--Ahoghill –Antrim
Kenedy, Widow Townland: Leymore Year: 1825--Ahoghill –Antrim
Kennedy, Robt.-Townland : Ahoghill Year: 1825-Portglenone-Antrim
Kenny, James-Townland: Limnahary Year: 1825-Ahoghill -Antrim
no relevant Killpatrick /Kilpatrickfound in Ahoghill
Wilson, James-Townland: Loan Year: 1825-Ahoghill –Antrim
Wilson, John-Townland: Galgorm Parks Year: 1825-Ahoghill –Antrim
Wilson, Mathew-Townland: Loughmagary Year: 1825-Ahoghill –Antrim
Wilson, William-Townland: Loan Year: 1825-Ahoghill -Antrim


from Tithes Applotment Books 1823-1837
based upon the work of the
Irish Genealogy Hub’s
The relevant original books are in the
Public Record Office of Northern Ireland (PRONI) Belfast looking up original will only give half a line saying its acreage and quality, nevertheless over to you.

[lemirefh]

Wow! Thank you! I'll go through all of this info this weekend...I have a website that I've been working on, definitely a work in progress. It's shows what I have to date. Your info will really help fill it out.

http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~lemirefh/bell/mary_ann_bell.htm

Again, thank you very much!

[Lakota]

Hello June, thanks for the reply after all this time. Absolutely! This family has been a brick wall for a long time. I would love to get as much info as you have on them. How is Mary Ann Bell or her father Frances related to You? Would you have any info on Mary Ann's in-laws the Kilpatricks?

Thanks again for contacting me and I hope to hear from again.

Blair LeMire

Not sure how this posting works but will try. This is my direct generation line.
1. Francis would be my 3 gt grandfather married Agnes Kennedy
2. James (son) married Agnes McNiece
3.Samuel (son) married Mary Ellen McKeown
4.Hugh (son) married Annie Love
5.John Love Bell (son) married Jean McCullie Lang
6. June Bell(me)
The family including Francis's moved from Ahoghill area to Greenock, Renfrew, Scotland where you will find them. The family of Hugh Kilpatrick who married the Mary Ann Bell is included with this group. They had seven children which six were born in Greenock. One of them William John Kilpatrick moved to New, Jersey and died sometime before 1940. I have worked on the Bells for quite a few years and so have tried to put a book together. I am on Ancestry.com where it would be easier for you to find info.

[Lakota]

Wow! Thank you! I'll go through all of this info this weekend...I have a website that I've been working on, definitely a work in progress. It's shows what I have to date. Your info will really help fill it out.

http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~lemirefh/bell/mary_ann_bell.htm

Again, thank you very much!
Hi again. The William John Kilpatrick that I mentioned before was married to a Martha S. Hill. They had 10 children. Two were born Greenock and the others in New Jersey. I have them on the 1900 and 1920 US Census and also the Greenock 1891 Census. I did not do any research on the other Kilpatrick children. I will check your web site out.

[lemirefh]

What user name should I look up to find you Bell line on ancestry?

Thanks,
Blair

[lemirefh]

Hey June,

Was the more than 1 Francis Bell in Ahoghill? I have a few sources of a Francis, Hugh, John, Joseph, Robert & Samuel Bell in Ahoghill in 1862. The source is from Griffith's Valuation. I also have a will for a Francis Bell in Ahoghill in 1890. The will leaves all of Francis' belongings to his son, William.

Blair

[aghadowey]

Hey June,

Was the more than 1 Francis Bell in Ahoghill? I have a few sources of a Francis, Hugh, John, Joseph, Robert & Samuel Bell in Ahoghill in 1862. The source is from Griffith's Valuation. I also have a will for a Francis Bell in Ahoghill in 1890. The will leaves all of Francis' belongings to his son, William.

Blair

Do you mean this one?
The Will of Francis Bell late of Ballylummin County Antrim Farmer who died 6 September 1889 at same place was proved at Belfast by William Bell of Ballylummin Farmer the sole Executor.
Death registration gives his age as 88 years.

Possibly this is son William-
www.census.nationalarchives.ie/pages/1901/Antrim/Ahoghill/Ballylummin/923899
www.census.nationalarchives.ie/pages/1911/Antrim/Ahoghill/Ballylummin/115057
Probate of the Will of William Bell late of Ballylummin County Antrim Farmer who died 20 June 1917 granted at Belfast to William Agnew and Archibald Bell Farmers.
https://civilrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/churchrecords/images/deaths_returns/deaths_1917/05216/4443017.pdf

Also-
Letters of Administration (with the Will annexed) of the personal estate of Samuel Bell late of Ballylummin County Antrim Farmer who died 24 September 1883 at same place were granted at Belfast to Mary Kidd of Ballylummin (Wife of Allen Kidd) the Residuary Legatee.