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15. Coulrasheskin / Dunseveric Mill |
[townland] [local area name] |
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Arch M'Ininch } 4 S. John, Danl (W), Robt, Alex |
[4 S] four sons, (W) Weaver |
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Peggy Macay } 4 D. Mary, Sally, Nancy, Peggy |
[4 D] four daughters |
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Angus M'Duffie } 2 S. John, Duncan |
[2 S] two sons |
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Margt M'Ininch } 5 D. Peggy, Nancy, Nelly, Jane, Bel |
[5 D] five daughters |
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16. Craigalappan / Wastested |
[townland] [local area name] |
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Kath Ramsay wife of } 6 D. Margt, Cath, Peggy, |
[6 D] six daughters |
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James M'Ininch } Bel, Mary, Nancy |
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(W) Arch M'Ininch } 3 S. Jas (W), Dan, Henry |
(W) Weaver, |
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Rose M'Aulay } 2 D. Margt, Rose |
[3 S] three sons |
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[2 D] two daughters |
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28. Limeneagh (Lemnagh) / Beg [sic] [not Bog] |
[townland] [local area name] |
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Mary M'Ininch Ww. } 3 S. (W) Archd (Y), |
[‘W’ Weaver] [‘w’ widow] |
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of Saml. Black } (W) John, (W) Jas. |
[3 S] three sons, (W) Weaver, |
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Jane M'Aulay Sert. |
(Y) Yeoman, [Sert] servant |
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Notes and Sources: |
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[1] |
Rev. Trail’s Census of Ballintoy Parish, County Antrim, Ulster Province, Ireland, 1803 |
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Available online (pdf file) at www.scribd.com |
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www.scribd.com/doc/19837449/Trails-Census-for-the-Parish-of-Ballintoy-in-1803 |
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(free Scribd registration may be required before downloading) (accessed April 2013) |
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Rev. Robert Trail . . . had been Rector of Ballintoy for over twenty-five years and in |
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addition was Captain of the Cary Yeomanry. . . . Rev. Trail did not record farming as |
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an occupation since farming was the staple occupation of virtually all the inhabitants. |
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Similarly spinning was carried on in most households so did not warrant special mention. |
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The religion of all was indicated where they were other than the Established Church. |
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Occupation codes: ‘C’ Carpenter . . . ‘S’ Smith, ‘T’ Taylor, ‘W’ Weaver, ‘Y’ Yeoman |
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Religion codes: ‘C’ Catholic, ‘D’ Dissenter, ‘Mountn Refd.’ Presbyterian |
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Surnames: “Mc is given by M', except for family names ‘Macaw’ and ‘Macay’" |
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Rev. Trail’s spellings are all M'Ininch (no ‘Mc’s, no M'Aninch, and no M'Ninch) |
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Transcribed from microfilms of the Ballintoy Parish Vestry Book held by the |
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LDS Family History Library, Salt Lake City, Utah. |
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McAninch Family History NL v.XXI n.3 / July 2013 / Copyright Frank McAninch / page 2013-19 |