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Townland Searches, and Geographic Distribution of Surnames Listed: |
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1. Ballintoy Parish, by Townland name, and Surnames Listed in each Townland (McIninch): |
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Ballinlea Lower (Ballintoy) |
Donalley, Kearns, McGill, McGregar, McIninch, Price, |
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Simpson, Smith, Stewart, Wallas |
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B. |
Clegnagh |
Adams; Addams, Berd; McAfferson; McCay; |
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(Ballintoy & Drumtullagh) |
McDaniel; Mclninch, McKenrey, McLernon, Oliver, Poke |
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C. |
Coulrasheskin (Ballintoy) |
Coyls; Duffy, Gillespy, Glass, Hamile, Hindman, Kinney, |
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Linagen, McCaw, McCay, Mclninch, McKaghen, |
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McKinla, McMullan, McNeele, Rodgars, Rodgers; Wallas |
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D. |
Craigealappin (Ballintoy) |
Collins, Glass, Graims, Marten, McAlla, McAllister, |
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McCollam, McConaughey, McCurdy, Mclninch, McKenery, |
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McLernon, McNeile, Patterson |
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E. |
Lemeneagh More (Ballintoy) |
Patrick McCurdy (husband of Peggy McNinch?) [Note 3] |
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2. Ballyrashane Parish, by Townland name, and Surnames Listed in each Townland (McNinch): |
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Carngless (Ballyrashane) |
Auld, Black, Brown, Care, Clyde, Cristy, Cunning (?), |
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Dougherty, Edarns, Eken, Ervin, Gillbreath, Hammel, Kelly, |
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Lamon, Lamond, McAffee, McAteer, McCain, McCerrall, |
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McDon(n)ald, McGlahland, McGown, McKeemen(mon), |
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McKinny, McKinoy, McNeal(l), McNinch, McQuillam, |
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Murfy, O'Neal, Ross, Smilly, Smith, Stevenson, Stewart, |
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Taggert, Wallace, Wight, Willson, Wright |
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3. Culfeightrin Parish, by Townland name, and Surnames Listed in each Townland (McAninch): |
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Ballynagard Upper (Culfeightrin) |
Cerin (?), McAlister, McAninch, McCaghin |
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Ballyvoy (Culfeightrin) |
Car, Dallan, Darragh, McAninch, McBride, McCrank, |
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McKeeron, McKinly, McMullan; Robin, Sharp |
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C. |
Drirnnamallog (Culfeightrin) |
Butler, Hunter, McAninch, McCormick, McGaughey, |
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McGlarry, McMullan |
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Glenmakeeren (Culfeightrin) |
Dulargy, Hill, McAninch, McAulay, McCormick, |
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McKinly, McLean |
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Source Notes: [updated October 2005, see note 4] |
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[1] Lillian McAninch, 1917 N. Fleet St., Prescott Valley, Arizona 86314 |
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[2] The Irish at Home & Abroad [Journal pub.
1993-1999], |
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Actual census forms at the National Archives of Ireland, Bishop St. Dublin 8, call no. OP 153/103. |
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[3] Peggy McNinch, married Patrick McCurdy, see McAninch F.H.NL, Vol. VI, Oct. 1998, pg. 33 |
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(farm “The Cairn”, 1803 church records (?), Ballintoy; there are two other Patrick McCurdys in |
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the Antrim 1803 Agricultural Census, but both on Rathlin island, townlands Cabal and Kinraver). |
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[4] Update: October 2005: "The Irish at Home and Abroad" ceased publication at the end of 1999, |
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and their website (www.IHAonline.com) is no longer available (that url now belongs to a travel site). |
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"The Irish at Home and Abroad", ISSN 1082-5592, was a quarterly magazine, published 1993-1999, |
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edited by Dwight A. Radford and Kyle J. Betit, USPS PO Box 521806, Salt Lake City, Utah 84152. |
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The 1803 agricultural survey was cited in the "County Antrim" article by Kyle J. Betit, co-editor |
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[The Irish at Home & Abroad, vol. 5 no. 4 (4th Quarter 1998), pg.186] -- |
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"1803: Agricultural survey of fourteen parishes in northern Co. Antrim: |
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Armoy, Ballintoy, Ballymoney, Ballyrashane, Ballywillin, Billy, Culfreightrin, Derrykeighan, |
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Dunluce, Grange of Drumtaullagh, Kilraghts, Loughguile, Ramoan, and Rathlin. At National |
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Archives, in Official Papers, Second Series (OP153/103). The survey was prompted by fear of an |
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invasion by France, and served as a listing for yeomanry service. Information includes individuals' |
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names (7,336 total), townlands, civil parishes; inventory of livestock, agricultural equipment and |
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crop/stores; occupations for a minority of individuals. In some parishes family members of military |
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age are listed together with the principal householder. Mr. Paddy Walsh has compiled a database |
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index with a copy at the National Archives." [National Archives of Ireland, Dublin, Ireland] |
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Of course, the complete database itself was never online; their website did allow you to search the |
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database, but their website is no longer available today [October 2005]. Unfortunately, some web |
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pages today still advertise links to the now-defunct search page [but, there is nothing there], and |
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the Ulster Historical Foundation still claims access to the index, for current Guild members only |
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[www.ulsterancestry.co.uk/database.php?filename=db_censusantrim1803]. The National Archives |
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of Ireland do not specifically identify the 1803 agricultural survey online [http://www.oasis.gov.ie/ |
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culture_and_recreation/arts_and_culture/cultural_institutions/national_archives_of_ireland.html]. |
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McAninch Family History NL, VIII-3 July 2000 Copyright Frank McAninch page 2000-20 |