Look up please. Filchie or Fitchie?

[Maggie Speak]

Tithes Applotment Books
1823-1837

a single alphabetical list of each name entry,
containing the townland, & year recorded,
with the addition of parish and county
 
based upon the work of the
Irish Genealogy Hub’s
listing for each parish in Northern Ireland,
which are quicker to lookup if you know the parish!

The relevant original books are in the
Public Record Office of Northern Ireland (PRONI) Belfast

I think the parish was Newtownards for Elizabeth Filchie married John Dickson) whose father was John Filchie. I have some "stray" Filshies from Scotland which I was hoping to link to the Irish Filchies or Filcheys of the early to mid 1800's.

[BallyaltikilliganG]

I left out 3 Fit"   entries in the tithes

am searching next
http://www.newtownards.info

[Maggie Speak]

I left out 3 Fit"   entries in the tithes

am searching next
http://www.newtownards.info

Oh wow! thank you for looking. It may also be Filchey

[BallyaltikilliganG]

I have been shocked and thrown badly by learning of the death of Derrick Beattie the owner of a website that no longer functions and was the original www.newtownards. info   He had all the extractable entries from all sorts of sources and then had them grouped for family historians.Illustrations galore.  If his website has been lost it is a serious blow to anyone connected to Newtownards.  He had been the founder of the Newtownards Family History Society who I hope has access to that old website. It was an outstanding brilliant effort for helping others, without financial support.  I will remember him
BallyaltikilliganG
 
I will try to help your quest Maggie later, he would have had the Dickson connection etc  I dont use facebook try under his name if you are a member

[Maggie Speak]

Oh my goodness! I am so sorry for the loss of this obviously well thought of gentleman. I do hope his research continues as his legacy.

[BallyaltikilliganG]

well replied Maggie. It didnt occur to me that the Dickson you mention might be part of Dicksons Rose growers  Newtownards. if all else fails write to them its still run by the family.

Aparently someone has downloaded part of Derricks website and its online asSons and Daughters of Newtownards, but i havent found it yet. Having a break now

[aghadowey]

Might be this Facebook group?

I suggest try asking in the Facebook Group "Sons and Daughters of Newtownards area Genealogy"
Mick

[Maggie Speak]

Thank you Mick, I will do just that   Maggie

[gaffy]

You would need to see original documentation to confirm, but my guess from looking at marriage transcriptions is that, in this instance, Elizabeth Filchie = Fitchie a.k.a. Fitchey.

When Elizabeth 'Filchie' married Comber man John Dixon on 7 July 1855 in Gilnahirk Presbyterian Church, Elizabeth's father John was recorded as a labourer and Elizabeth's address was Ballykeigle Kilmood (in the townland of Ballykeel).

Wind back a few years to 11 December 1849, a James Fitchie married Sarah Ray in Comber 2nd Presbyterian Church, James' father John was recorded as a labourer and James' address was... Ballykeigle.

Fast forward to 5 February 1859, a Robert Fitchie married Agnes Coulter in Comber 2nd Presbyterian Church, Robert's father John was recorded as a labourer and Robert's address was... Ballykeigle.