Source Notes: |
[1] |
Ballymoney Ancestry, http://www.ballymoneyancestry.com [June 2009] |
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Ballymoney Borough Council, with the assistance of the EU Programme for |
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Building Sustainable Prosperity, provides this website as a free, on-line resource. |
[2] |
Their online databases: |
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Date Range |
Abbreviation |
Description |
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1790 |
[1790] |
1790 election Deputy Court |
[Note 3] |
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1825 |
[Tithe 1] |
1825_tithe_applotment_books_ballymoney |
[Note 4] |
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1824-1834 |
[Tithe 2] |
Ballymoney Tithe Valuation |
[Note 4] |
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1859-1862 |
[Griffith's] |
Ballymoney Griffith's Valuation |
[Note 4] |
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1847-1899 |
[Outdoor] |
Ballymoney Outdoor Register |
[Note 5] |
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1914, 1928 |
[old chyd] |
Old Churchyard |
[Note 6] |
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1924 |
[1924] |
1924 Electoral Register |
[Note 7] |
[3] |
“1790 Electoral Lists for Co. Antrim” . . . [voters owned] a “forty shillings freehold” |
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- a property worth forty shillings a year above what they collected in rent. The elector |
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was allowed two votes and the candidates they voted for became public knowledge . . . |
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“10” . . . denotes the value of the Freehold owned by this individual i.e. £10 . . . [and] |
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LM refers to [candidates] James Leslie and Edmund Alexander McNaughton. |
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http://www.ballymoneyancestry.com/1790_-electoral-lists.aspx [June 2009] |
[4] |
The “Irish Householder’s Index” is a combined index to two tax records |
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of the early 19th‑century, microfilmed by The National Library of Ireland -- |
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1820s, 1830s |
Tithe Applotment Books, Tithe to support the King’s official |
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Church of Ireland (Anglican Church, Church of England), and |
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1850s, 1860s |
Griffiths “Valuation of Tenements”, date varies by County. |
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[see MFHN v.III n.2 May 1995, pg.1995-13, and MFHN v.V n.2 May 1997, pg.1997-12] |
[5] |
The 1847 Temporary Relief Act allowed Poor Law Commissioners and boards to give |
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food to the able-bodied poor for limited periods. This database is the register of people |
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in the Poor Law Union of Ballymoney who received outdoor relief. The original register |
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is in the Public Record Office of Northern Ireland (PRONI) under reference BG/5/EA/1. |
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http://www.ballymoneyancestry.com/ballymoney-outdoor-register.aspx [June 2009] |
[6] |
Ballymoney Old Churchyard. Burial records for the graveyard 1883-1932. The original |
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of this burial register is currently held by Ballymoney Borough Council (1430 names). |
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http://www.ballymoneyancestry.com/old-churchyard.aspx [June 2009] |
[7] |
“1924 Electoral Register for Ballymoney town” |
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http://www.ballymoneyancestry.com/1924-electoral-register.aspx [June 2009] |
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McAninch Family History NL v.XVII n.3 / July 2009 / Copyright Frank McAninch / page 2009-24 |