I have temporarily mislead my copy of this great book. Might I in the meantime direct your attention to
www.comberhistoricalsociety.com where you will find much about the authors, and their other books and you could download a free ebook ‘a Comber historical directory’ which might include some of your relatives for example heres the entries for Price
Presse ?, Robert - listed as one of the 64 subscribers to Comber Farming Society 1818/9 No. 33
Presse, William, Tullygarvan,Householder in Griffiths Valuation ~1863 several websites have details
www.askaboutireland.ie and go to their Griffiths section
Price, David, Clontonakelly,Householder in Griffiths Valuation ~1863 several websites have details
www.askaboutireland.ie and go to their Griffiths section
Price, Eliza, Castleaverry,Householder in Griffiths Valuation ~1863 several websites have details
www.askaboutireland.ie and go to their Griffiths section
Price, James, Ballyloughan, D/654/A3/1B, Freeholder in
www.proni.gov.uk Price, John, Clontonakelly,Householder in Griffiths Valuation ~1863 several websites have details
www.askaboutireland.ie and go to their Griffiths section
Price, Mary Elizabeth, Lisbarnett Comber, Down: North, Comber, Square (The), Ulster Covenant 1912 in
www.proni.gov.uk relevance
Price, Robert, Ballyaltikilligan,Householder in Griffiths Valuation ~1863 several websites have details
www.askaboutireland.ie and go to their Griffiths section
Price, Robert, Mill Street Com’,Householder in Griffiths Valuation ~1863 several websites have details
www.askaboutireland.ie and go to their Griffiths section
Price, Samuel, Castle Lane Com’,Householder in Griffiths Valuation ~1863 several websites have details
www.askaboutireland.ie and go to their Griffiths section
If it is the Price surname then the manuscript trees Collection in the LinenHall library, Belfast, will interest you. Visit if you can give them warning helps, if you cant because Oz is along way, then I suggest you write to them asking them for photocopying estimates only if they think your knowledge relevant ie Comber and be prepared to pay the extra for post and packing if you are tempted. “The Library welcomes all research enquiries, whether made in person, by phone, fax, letter or e-mail. Enquiries from members will be answered free of charge. Visitors from afar, and in particular those engaged in serious research projects, are recommended to make prior contact with the Library to ensure that they receive the best possible service. More complex enquiries should be made by letter, fax, or e-mail. Enquiries of this kind from within the British Isles will normally be answered free of charge, apart from any copying and postage charges. A minimum charge of £2 will normally be made in respect of overseas enquiries. A4 photocopies b&w are 20p. The Library may be able to assist those with more extensive research requirements on terms subject to negotiation with the Librarian. Contact the Library for further information on
info@linenhall.com or Telephone 028 9032 1707. Their address is The Linen Hall Library,17 Donegall Square North, Belfast BT15GB, Northern Ireland, see their website for contact details or use Email:info@linenhall.com.
The volume references for
PRICE 22p33T, 23p33 35 (OR volumes 33, 35,) 76 Typed 1936
PRICE-WILLIAMS 52
Hoping this is includes new information for you
good luck, Jim
