Sharon Kelly's website contains articles about the dvelopment and changing face of fishing in Ireland in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, concentrating on Country Down and paying particular attention to the small village of Killough.
The Muntz Family or Munce Family and Bingham Family of Crew Kildare, Killough in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries.
Broken link- please let us know if you find a new link to this informationThe Lascelles family came to Ireland from Yorkshire. The surname tends to be confined to the Lecale area where it owes its origin to a Francis Lascelles who arrived there in the early eighteenth century. A descendent, Francis Edward Lascelles (1770-1844), became a minister who held positions at several churches in the north of Ireland before leaving to settle in the north east of England. His unmarried cousin, Lucy, lived at Palatine House, Palatine Square, Killough.
www.lecalehistory.co.uk/lascelles
