new topic - MALTMAN

[john liddell maltman]

I am looking for information on my family tree I have trace my family back to a john maltman Baptised in Donaghadee on 7 oct 1813 his father was alexander maltman and this mother was Elizabeth  beggs any information on this family or Advice would be gratefully Accepted with thanks  . john maltman

[kingskerswell]

 Hi,
The following is an extract from PRONI Wills.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                     Title :  Date of Death : 3 July 1896
Surname : Maltman Date of Grant : 11 September 1896
Forename : John Reseal Date : 
Registry : Belfast Effects : Effects £98 15s.
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Full Abstract :
Letters of Administration of the personal estate of John Maltman late of Ballydorn County Down Farmer who died 3 July 1896 were granted at Belfast to Eliza M'Gee Married Woman and Margaret Maltman Spinster both of Ballydorn the Sisters.

Regards
 

[aghadowey]

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[john liddell maltman]

Hi,
The following is an extract from PRONI Wills.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                     Title :  Date of Death : 3 July 1896
Surname : Maltman Date of Grant : 11 September 1896
Forename : John Reseal Date : 
Registry : Belfast Effects : Effects £98 15s.
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Full Abstract :
Letters of Administration of the personal estate of John Maltman late of Ballydorn County Down Farmer who died 3 July 1896 were granted at Belfast to Eliza M'Gee Married Woman and Margaret Maltman Spinster both of Ballydorn the Sisters.

Regards

thank you john maltman

[BallyaltikilliganG]

perhaps anyway is of interest , is a misspelling etc http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~rosdavies/
William   MATTMAN (sic)   .   Donaghadee   b. Donaghadee; aged 56 ; an overseer; living in Glenaerm New Row, Tickmacrevan parish Co. Antrim in 1851 with his wife Agnes aged 53 (b. Donaghadee ) & son Thomas aged 17 (an apprenticed baker b. Co. Antrim)
so that maltman if he is one b ~1794-5  donaghadee, might be a cousin etc
have you searched for church records eg for 1st Presbyterian church, ros davies has
North of Ireland FHS (http://www.nifs.org ) has baptisms 1793-1921 & marriages 1805- 1936 & communicants 1879-1916 ; no graveyard
http://www.presbyterianireland.org/congregations/donaghadee1.html
http://www.emeraldancestors.com have a copy of the church booklet of 1925 with a church history on subscription

or try PRONI, Belfast
https://www.nidirect.gov.uk/sites/default/files/publications/Guide_to_church_records.pdfor the same church
North of Ireland FHS (http://www.nifs.org ) has baptisms 1793-1921 & marriages 1805- 1936 & communicants 1879-1916 ; no graveyard
http://www.presbyterianireland.org/congregations/donaghadee1.html
http://www.emeraldancestors.com have a copy of the church booklet of 1925 with a church history on subscription

http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~rosdavies/

http://www.irishgenealogyhub.com/antrim/tithe-applotments/tickmacrevan-parish.php#.Vwk-8GOoc5R
1832 doesn’t include any Maltmans, if ths son b ~1834 it could be recorded in this parish see PRONI Belfast guide to church records
but thinking why did he go to there, spouse, coal ? mining,  no I found he leased a forge in glenarm, more likely learnt from his father

ancestryireland has
Francis   Maltman   1816   Alexander could be a brother
William   Maltman   1823   father William   Down
could this be a cousin

Beggs were living nearer to Ballywalter and Ballyhalbert alias St. Andrew
possibly in or near balltdoonan but ballydorn is in killinchy

oops reading others, I should have stopped earlier
stopping now good luck   

[john liddell maltman]

Alexander Maltman moved his family to Portpatrick Scotland between 1814 to 1820 I have got him and his family in REV Andrew Urquhart censues 1832 in Portpatrick Alexander said he had lived there  for about 12 years and his Daughter Hannah was born in portpatrick in 1820 and the rest of his 3 children were born Alexander age on the census was 40 years old so he was born about 1792 in Ireland Elizabeth Beggs was born about 1794 in Ireland and he was down on the censues as a Ropemaker he died between 1832 and 1841 as in the census of 1841 Elizabeth his wife was a Widow I cant find his death records in portpatrick

[franands]

I have a Joseph Maltman on my tree.
He was born 1829, not sure where, but he lived in Kilmood very close to Ballydorn. His father was William Maltman
Joseph married Ann Jane Stewart in Kilmood 10 May 1852.
She was the daughter of Alexander Stewart and Elizabeth Stewart of Ballywalter.
Joseph Maltman was 74 at the time of the 1901 Census and living at Ballydorn.
Not exactly the person you are looking for, but sometimes looking at a side branch may just give you a clue.
Good luck
Franands

[aussietrekker]

I belong to the Maltmans of Ballydorn/Kilmood etc.
I am descended from Joseph's brother Henry (b.1836). Their parents were William Maltman (c. 1790)
and Jane Davidson. William's father was also William. They all lived in and around the Killinchy area, then moved on to Bangor and Belfast. One family went to Canada around 1830, and others went to Wilmington, Delaware, including Joseph's son Stewart. The name is frequently spelt MATMAN and other variations. Donaghadee was the main port of entry for County Down from Scotland. I have found a few Maltman families there in the early 1800's but they must have moved away or died out. As Killinchy is just a few miles down the road, I believe it's only a matter of time before both families link up. I'm working on this via NIFHS records. I lived in Bangor long ago, and know the area well. Any questions, just ask.