Hi Pat, in case you dont know, here's abunch of tips
from
www.raymondscountydownwebsite.com/FLAX GROWERS OF IRELAND, 1796 - County Down
The Flax Growers List also known as the Spinning Wheel Premium was compiled in 1796 by the Irish Linen Board. There were 60,000 individuals listed and they were given incentives for growing flax. The rewards were four spinning wheels for one acre of flax grown, 3 spinning wheels for three quarters of an acre, two spinning wheels for a half acre, one spinning wheel for a quarter acre. Those growing five acres got a loom or spinning wheels up to the value of five shillings.
the entry is
Woodside William Holywood Down
from
http://griffiths.askaboutireland.ie/gv4/gv_This new most exciting website means that you can see a map with the boundary drawn of where people lived, the date is probably about 1865
WOODSIDE JOHN DOWN KNOCKBREDA
WOODSIDE JOHN DOWN HOLYWOOD
WOODSIDE ALEXANDER DOWN HOLYWOOD
WOODSIDE JOHN DOWN HOLYWOOD
WOODSIDE MARGARET DOWN HOLYWOOD
WOODSIDE FRANCIS DOWN KNOCKBREDA
WOODSIDE WILLIAM DOWN COMBER
Unoccupied DOWN HOLYWOOD
KAVANAGH JAMES DOWN HOLYWOOD
etc
On this website you can look up the Woodsides of Co Down
www.emeraldancestors.com/search/index.asp?and then you can pay for extra detail
Marriages 31 view details
Births 6 view details
Census 0 view details
Deaths 11 view details
School Register 5 view details
On this website you can look up say Isaac Woodside
www.ancestryireland.com/process_db_search_generic.php with the initial result that might disappoint or otherwise, I found Isaac Woodsides marriages interesting then you can pay for extra detail
Because you need more church records take a look at
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~rosdavies/CHURCHES/A-I.htm#Holywood and while at Ros Davies look up her place name list for Cultra and you get a townland map in its setting of the civil parish of Holywood
Good luck onwards, Jim
