From Net so much is unproven. However, at some point in time it all should tie together.
1. John Raphael m. Margaret Master (Could be McMaster)
2. William Raphael (1738-1789) m. Jennet Jordan
3. Henry Newtown Raphael, b. 1771; m. Jane ?
4. Sarah Adair Raphael m. William Adams (From Sarah's middle name there is some possibility that her mother was an Adair. This, of course, needs to be researched)
4. William Raphael (1813-1889) m. 1847 Sarah Jane ?; Probably both buried Galgorm, Ahoghill
5. Henry William Raphael, b. 1850
5. Mary Raphael, b. 1852
5. Andrew Thomas Raphael, d. young
5. John Thomas Raphael (1856-1880)
5. Margaret Emily Raphael (c. 1856-1951)
5. Andrew Raphael (1860-1946)
5. Thomas Walker Raphael
5. William Beck Raphael (1868-1901)
3. Sarah Raphael m. Andrew Gordon
4. Sarah Gordon m. Rev. Thomas MacPherson
Buick family
1. David Buick emigrated from Montrose, Scot
2. Rev. Frederick Buick (1811-1908) of Ahoghill; m. Matilda Raphael, dau of George Raphael
3. Annie Raphael Buick of Rose Cottage, Ahoghill; m. 1865 Nathaniel Morton, merchant, son of Robert Morton, merchant, of Ballymena
3. Rev. Dr. George Raphael Buick (1841-1904) of Culleybackey
3. Rev. David Buick (1842-1907) of Ahoghill, Madras and Sandy Bay, Larne; m. 1866 Maggie Anna Moore, eldest dau of Rev. John Hamilton Moore; married at St. Andrew's Church, Madras
(Q: Any relation or same person as Rev. John H. Moore of Connor, and whose eldest son was the Rev. John Charles Moore, who emigrated to the U.S.?)
1857-death of George Raphael, aged 88 of Galgorm
1911 census has the following Raphael families:
Andrew Raphael, Presb., aged 50, farmer and land agent
Mary, wife, aged 40, born Donegal
Living nearby
Lillian Haslett Raphael, 47, farmer, widow, born Co. Derry
George Raphael, 10
Catherine Saye? C. Raphael, 8
Thomas Davison Raphael, 5
1851 census of Craigs Townland lists
John Raphael, b. 1811, linen weaver, m. Eliza
Jane, 18, m. 1859 to John Anderson
Samuel, aged 20
William, aged 19
Margaret
Eliza, 16
James, 15
John, 14
Archibald, 9
Matthew, 6
Hugh
1843-- John Raphael of Ahoghill, Galgorm listed as being a local director of the Provincial Bank of Ireland, Ballymena.
At a later date we have George Raphael listed as a linen merchant and manufacturer and
Raphael & Co. listed as linen merchants of Galgorm, Gracehill
1856--John Raphael of Galgorm, merchant, executor of will of Joseph Kirkpatrick, farmer
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Morton family notes
1. William Morton, son of Robert Morton, merchant, of Ballymena; m. 1864 at 2nd Presbterian Church, Aghoghill, Mary Murry, dau of John Murry, merchant
1. Nathaniel Morton, merchant of Ballymena, son of Robert Morton, merchant; m. 1865 at same, Annie Raphael Buick of Rose Cottage, dau of Rev. Frederick Buick
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Robert Morton & Co., flour and oatmeal mills founded in 1835
Jane Morton, spinster, d. 1883 in Switzerland; executors were Nathaniel and Robert Morton, merchants
1857--Robert Morton, Esq. of Brookville, Ballymena; m. Mary Scott, eldest dau of James Scott, Esq., of Londonderry
1881--Nathaniel Morton, Brookvale (note spelling change but probably same place)
Nathaniel Morton's brother, John, died in 1867
1881--Robert Morton of Ballygarvey House, J.P., Broughshane Rd.
1885--Robert Morton of Oranmore, Ballymena, born; Master of Mid-Antrim Hunt; m. 1913 Alice Mary Georgina Smyth, 2nd dau of Major Arthur Smyth
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Scott family notes--same family as mentioned above or different??
1835--At Clifton, aged 80, Catherine Elizabeth, relict of James Scott, Esq., of Willsborough, Co. Londonderry
1825--Rev. George Scott, 3rd son of the late James Scott, Esq. of Wellsborough (sp changed); Rector of Balteagh, Co. Derry; m. Elizabeth Richardson, 3rd dau of late John Richardson, of Summer Hill, Esq., Co. Fermanagh
1824--Rev. James L. M. Scott, 5th son of the late James Scott, Esq. of Wellsborough, Co. Londonderry; m. Elizabeth Lucas, 2nd dau of the late Rev. Edward Lucas of Cootehill, Co. Cavan
