sorry can't get back to 1640 my final effort included
more bay references
The only consolidated index of the records held at the Genealogical Office of the National Library of Ireland was compiled by Virginia Wade McAnliss. Her indexes can be viewed and downloaded from the National Library.
http://www.nli.ie/en/heraldry-catalogues-and-databases.aspx The catalogue may be downloaded here:
McAnlis Consolidated Index Vol. 1 A-C (1.51 MB, Adobe PDF)
McAnlis Consolidated Index Vol. 2 D-H (1.40 MB, Adobe PDF)
McAnlis Consolidated Index Vol. 3 I-O (1.46 MB, Adobe PDF)
McAnlis Consolidated Index Vol. 4 P-Z (1.57 MB, Adobe PDF)
nearest spelling
BAYAS
GO MS 223-54 Betham Will Abstracts 9/174
BAYES
GO MS 223-54 Betham Will Abstracts 32/200
mcbay nothing
familysearch.org
Edidy Bay
9X5H-BZB
birth: 1680, Cork, County Cork, Ireland
Margaret Bay
94XM-VKP
birth: 1691, Donnahlong, Down, Ulster, Ireland
Margaret Bay
MS85-MZC
birth: 1691, Donnahlong, Down, Ulster, Ireland
Margaret Bay
MM71-GX2
birth: 1691, Donnahlong, Down, Ulster, Ireland
Donnahlong is [placed by who] on a map roughly where Downpatrick Co Down is 1 mile going up the quoile river in a southwards direction.see the Harlan family 1685 in
http://www.thekingealogy.com/tng/getperson.php?personID=I57537&tree=tree1 Dave Boylan searches in 2004
https://www.genealogy.com/forum/regional/countries/topics/ireland/58036/ for Donnahlong he thinks its Donaghcloney Co Down. Donaghcloney is 25 miles east of Downpatrick which
but he also researches Dunnalong [in Donaghedy parish] which is located in County Tyrone, near Strabane, up near the County of Derry. This place is nowhere near Shankill in County Armagh or Donaghcloney in County Down. he mention Annalong once, someone describing the county Down and then Annalong would be 2nd best if its not Downpatrick, however the place is not well located, if you get carried away see Dunalong Castle Cork City
https://www.logainm.ie/1389322.aspx