Finlay family of Cushendun, Lepper of Belfast, Hill of Hillmount

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From 1901 Irish census

Living at 21 Teeshan ,Galgorm, Co. Antrim in 1901

1.  Robert McCollam, aged 56, Presbyterian; m. to Sarah, aged 53
2.  Robert, Jr. aged 30
2.  Samuel, aged 28
2.  Elizabeth, aged 20 (probable Elizabeth who married Maurice Finlay)
2.  William A., aged 17
2.  Andrew, aged 15
2.  Herbert, aged 10

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Lepper Family--

Some children of William Harper Lepper, d. 1875 and Mary Macaulay, d. 1895:

Millicent Sophia Lepper, mentioned as 6th dau; m. 1 T. G. Ovington of Glasgow;
m. 2 in 1874 to Robert Cunningham Colhoun, eldest son of Robert Ball Colhoun, M.D; Millicent
died in 1883.

Ellen Miller Lepper, mentioned as being the 4th dau, m. 1874 to Charles Leech, 3rd son of Charles Leech, Q.C.

Macaulay Higginson Lepper, died in 1875

And now we go with the questionable connections:

1.  Charles William Lepper of Lakeview, Bangor, Co. Down; m. Rosalie Catherine Langley (She d. 1909)  [Was he a son of William Harper Lepper and Mary Macaulay?]

2.  Annie Josephine, b. 1881

2.  Charles W. Lepper m. Florence Barry, dau of the late Surgeon Major D. Patterson Barry of Radipole, Weymouth

2.  John Charles Harper Lepper (1872-1916) m. 1896 Julia Darley Stot, d. 1934, 4th dau of Thomas Stott.

3.  John Langley Russell Lepper of Greystones, Co. Wicklow, b. 1909; m. 1940 Nellie Howe Meredith Scott, dau of the Rev. W. E. R. Scott and niece of Rev. R. Creed-Meredith.

3.  Katherine Langley Lepper, d. 1983, aged 85.

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Found these photos, not too sure if it will work but fingers crossed, of Salmon fishing in Cushendun, Believe John Findlay would be a son of Maurice (although Im not sure) is in the middle of the 3 men. 

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Think these were taken 1930 ish.

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KatioO,  thank you very much for posting the pictures.  I am sure that they will be appreciated by all who are doing genealogical research on both the Lepper and Finlay families.
With very best wishes,
Paul