I went the Rathfriland way as possible more records available
Geography I needed to revise the geography using
http://www.rosdavies.comwho has maps etc
Rathfriland/Rathfryland is in 2 civil parishs part in
Drumballyroney- mostly in
Drumgath Drumballyrooney has 23 townlands
inc BallyrickDrumgath has 12 townlands
Rathfriland/Rathfryland is the meeting point of 6 townlands Starting in the west is
Lissize sitting above
Kiltarriff and moving southeastwards is
Cross those three are in Drumgath parish, sitting above Lissize and the working around to SE are
another Lissize Rosconor Drumarkin. these last three townlands are part of Drumballyroney. Lissize townland is split between two parishes. they may be called upper and lower, i didnt find proof.
Ballyrick if someone old was trying to remember Ballyrick might the thinking thru Ballys lead to Ballybale, Ballypebble, Ballystone, Ballyrock, Ballyrough and lastly Ballyrick might be kept in the background just in case.
Ballymoney parishes towns or villages led me to search for Townlands in Co Down
http://www.rosdavies.com/PLACENAMES/Ballyhm.htBallymony Ballymoney Donaghadee . a townland 4km SSW of Millisle
Ballymoney Kilbroney . a townland just north of Rostrevor town
Ballymoney Wood Kilbroney 2km N of Rostrevor .
Ballymoney Kilcoo 29: 28/34 Kilcoo village is in this townland
Ballymoney Magherally- part . a townland 4km N of Banbridge;
Ballymoney Newtownards . a townland 5km NW of Newtownards Ballymoney Seapatrick- part a townland 2km N of Banbridge;
Ballymoney Cottage Seapatrick . residence of James, Samuel, Hugh & Robert Hamilton c. 1889 MIs
Ballymoney Lodge Seapatrick . residence of Capt. John Scriven in 1819 & 1824 POD
Tithes Applotment Books
1823-1837 Tithes Applotment Books are based upon the index work of the Irish Genealogy Hub’s listing for each parish in Northern Ireland, The relevant original books are in the
Public Record Office of Northern Ireland (PRONI) Belfast
Tithes Applotment Books Drumballyroney index entriesCampbell, Thomas Townland: Edengary Year: 1837
Campbell, Thomas Townland: Edingarry Year: 1827
Campbell, Hugh Townland: Lackan Year: 1837
Campbell, Hugh Townland: Lackin Year: 1827
Campbell, Alexander Townland: Lisnacreevey Year: 1837
Campbell, Alexander Townland: Lisnacreevy Year: 1827
Campbell, Samuel Townland: Lessize Year: 1827
Campbell, Samuel Townland: Lessize Year: 1837
Campbell, J. Townland: Lisnacreevey Year: 1837
Campbell, J. Townland: Lisnacreevy Year: 1827
Campbell, James Townland: Lisnavaghrel? Year: 1837
Campbell, James Townland: Lisnavaghrell Year: 1827
O’Neills searching for O’Neills in same source I find all the index entries after a ‘Mcneilly to Z ‘are missing without explanation. a visit to proni might be only way establishing any existence but I think its more likely the hub have a problem
Tithes Applotment Books Drumgath index entriesCampbell, Edw. Townland: Lurgancahone Year: 1834
Campbell, Edwd. Townland: Cross Year: 1834
Campbell, Jno. Townland: Lessize Year: 1834
Campbell, Widow Townland: Tullyquilly Year: 1834
no O’Neills
Griffiths valuation Drumballyroney 1863 the printed version index
Griffiths
http://www.irishgenealogyhub.com/down/griffiths-valuation/parish-of-drumballyroney.php#Campbell, Alexander L: Lisnacreevy
Campbell, Anne L: Lackan
Campbell, Hannah L: Lackan
Campbell, James T: Rathfriland - Dromore Street
Campbell, John L: Lissize
Campbell, Mary T: Rathfriland - Dromore Street
Campbell, Robert L: Aughnavallog
Campbell, Robert L: Edenagarry
Campbell, Samuel L: Edenagarry
Campbell, Thomas L: Lackan
Campbell, William L: Grallagh-Greenan
O'Neill, Rosanna T: Rathfriland – [no 45 Downpatrick Street
see more at
http://www.askaboutireland.ie/griffith-valuation/index.xml?action=doNameSearch&Submit.x=40&Submit.y=16&Submit=Submit&familyname=o%27neill&firstname=&baronyname=&countyname=DOWN&unionname=&parishname=DRUMBALLYRONEY checking modern street scenes No 45 was a house tucked around the back . Valued at £1pa No 51 is in existence its occupied by estate agents Stephen Fitzpatrick. No 49 is there an older building, then Nos 47 going downwards , my guess the latter have vanished under a bus station you need local knowledge to decipher
Drumgath Griffiths Valuation Drumgath 1864 the printed version index
http://www.askaboutireland.ie/griffith-valuation/index.xml?action=doNameSearch&Submit.x=40&Submit.y=7&Submit=Submit&familyname=campbell&firstname=First+Name&baronyname=&countyname=DOWN&unionname=&parishname=DRUMGATHavailable see askaboutireland inc maps
CAMPBELL WILLIAM DOWN DRUMGATH needs expanding to townland
CAMPBELL PATRICK DOWN DRUMGATH
CAMPBELL JOHN DOWN DRUMGATH
CAMPBELL JOHN DOWN DRUMGATH
DOWNEY JOSEPH DOWN DRUMGATH a tenant
CAMPBELL JOHN DOWN DRUMGATH
CAMPBELL MICHAEL DOWN DRUMGATH
CAMPBELL MICHAEL DOWN DRUMGATH
O'NEILL PATRICK DOWN DRUMGATH map ref 4 in townland has a house valued £1pa
For existing church records see Ros Davies under Churches
to conclude you have now Two o’neill entries are they yours