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Ireland (Historical Counties) => Ireland => Antrim => Topic started by: eiggam on Friday 08 May 09 16:11 BST (UK)
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Have to modify my message guys but thanks for your info.
Any info on the Hay family in the 1800,s who moved to Scotland? James Hay married a Sarah Kinney (daughter of Arthur and Christina Kinney (nee Osborne) in Ireland - not sure which part. From an 1851 census in Scotland, the family were living there and 2 of the children - James born circa 1833 and John born circa 1836, and perhaps a William born circa 1837 had all been born in Ireland. The father James was deceased according to the census.
I am looking for the marriage details of James and Sarah and also any information on his/her own families.
Appreciate any information.
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1800s is a bit vague- you really need to give us a better idea of dates so that we can try to help you. Are you sure they came from Co. Antrim?- if not I'll move this post to Ireland-General for you.
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Hello
There is a record of them in 1881 Census index, but I cannot access the image.
Parish: Portmoak ED: 3 Page: 10; Line 5: Roll cssct 1881_128 Year: 1881
ED 3
House 52
Hilmagadwood Portmoak, Kinross
John Hay 43 Ag, Lab
Christina Hay 35
David Hay 13
James Hay 11
Helen Hay 10
Janet Hay 7
John Hay 5
Hope this helps
Steven
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In 1901 they are still there but no children left at home, again I can't access the image.
RN 458A ED2 House No 91 Line 22
Low Torry or New Mills, Fife, Torryburn
John Hay 60 (abt1841) ag lab born R Portmoak, Kinnrosshire
Christina Hay 56
Torryburn ED 2 Page 17 Line 22 Roll CSSCT1901_147 1901
I hope I've done that right, the numbers are different from Scotland it seems.
Steven
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Hi,
having lived in Portmoak some years ago the area in Kinross is KILMAGADWOOD. It lies on the hillside above the village of Scotlandwell. It is in Scotland and not Co. Antrim.
Regards
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Hello
Just rechecked it's with an 'H' on the index so thanks for correction.
Gives me a chance to say that I left out John Hay's birth Place on 1881 Census which was Portmoak, Kinrossshire .
Steven
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Eventually found some more onfo on the Rev George Hay. He and his wife (Elizabeth Thompson) had 4 children. His son John died in India.
I have then the names of his 4 children (John, Margaret (my gg grandmother),Fanny and Sarah).
George Hay was one of 20 children (inculding stillbirths) and was one of 4 who made it into adulthood.
If anybody has any further info on the Hay family it would be much appreciated.
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Any particular Century?
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Rev George Hay born about 1784 and died 1837.
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There was one at First Presbyterian Church, Londonderry. Don't see one for Antrim.
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November 26 1831
In Richmond Street (Londonderry), on Tuesday 22nd inst, by the Rev George Hay,.......
http://donegalgenealogy.com/taumarrannounce.htm
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Eventually found some more onfo on the Rev George Hay. He and his wife (Elizabeth Thompson) had 4 children. His son John died in India.
I have then the names of his 4 children (John, Margaret (my gg grandmother),Fanny and Sarah).
George Hay was one of 20 children (inculding stillbirths) and was one of 4 who made it into adulthood.
If anybody has any further info on the Hay family it would be much appreciated.
You've posted on someone else's thread about what looks to be a completely different Hay family :-\
Perhaps you meant to include this post on one of your other threads? This one of Rev. George Hay, for example-
https://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php?topic=772397.msg6253718#msg6253718
It would seem that he was born in County Antrim according to other details already posted and since he was licensed by Templepatrick Presbytery that might be area to start searching for his family. Have you looked up his entry in the Fasti yet? often gives name of father and a more exact location.
Presbyterian Historical Society, Belfast has it but looks like members can also view online now-
http://www.presbyterianhistoryireland.com/web-resources/minister-lists-fasti/
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from Ros Davies Co Down great website see http://www.rosdavies.com/
James HAY. Newtownards of Drumhirk; husband of Sarah Kinney ; father of William b. 30 Sep & bpt. 4 Oct 1835 at 1st Newtownards Presbyterian Church
Miss Sarah KINNEY.Newtownards wife of James Hay ; mother of William b. 30 Sep & bpt. 4 Oct 1835 at 1st Newtownards Presbyterian Church
didn’t find Arthur Kinney
Mr..OSBORNE Newtownards deceased; sale of his tenement in Market Cross by his heirs , Newtownards 3 Sep 1795 NS could be a relative
Miss Eliza OSBURNE.Newtownards wife of Samuel Patton ; mother of Ann b. 17 Dec & bpt. 20 Dec 1836 at 1st Newtownards Presbyterian Church PR Could she be a sister of
Christina Kinney
sadly Newtownards didn’t have allits tithes recorded other than for Ballyskeaugh Year: 1833
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