1690 |
Battle of the Boyne, west of Drogheda, on the east coast, north of Dublin; William III |
|
(William of Orange, William and Mary, Protestant) defeated King James II (Catholic) |
|
|
1600s |
There are no McA/I/Ninch names in Historical Notices of Old Belfast and Vicinity - |
-1896 |
historical info; Timber, 1608; Chichester letters re the Plantations; O'Mellan's narrative, |
|
wars of 1641; ships (to America) . . .from Belfast, 1773 (13 ships, dates, destinations), |
|
from Newry (8 ships), from Londonderry (14 ships), and from Larne (2 ships); |
|
(a large 28Mb pdf file) online at https://archive.org/stream/historicalnotice00youn |
|
Historical Notices of Old Belfast and its Vicinity, by Young, Robert Magill, pub. 1896, |
|
Marcus Ward & Co., Limited, Royal Ulster Works, Belfast (ISBN 9783744789042) |
|
|
1692 |
The "Fencibles of Argyll 1692" militia list has a John McInich (sp?) from "Craigmuriel" |
|
(Craig Murrail, Argyll (Argyll and Bute), Scotland). Typed "Mc Inlich" in the book, |
|
but who knows what the original handwriting said when Duncan MacTavish transcribed |
|
the list in 1935. There are many 'phonetic match' candidates in the book - 'Mc Anash's, |
|
'Mc Cananich's, 'Mc Kynich', 'Mc Innish', 'Mc Cannach', 'Mc Connachy', 'Mc Kennich', |
|
and others, any of which could have been an original 'M(a/ac)(An/In/N)in(ch/sh)' name. |
|
The Commons of Argyll: name-lists of 1685 and 1692 book by Duncan C. MacTavish, |
|
pub. 1935, by J.M.S. Annan, Lochgilphead, Argyll, Scotland; OCLC No. 4630901; |
|
". . . names . . . taken from the records of the Sheriff court of Argyll preserved in the |
|
Court-house at Inveraray". Available online, Clan MacTavish https://clanmactavish.org/ |
|
wp-content/uploads/2013/10/The-Commons-of-Argyll_by-DC-MacTavish.pdf |
|
|
1700s |
Ulster Scots emigrations to North America, see "Ulster: 1718 Emigration" "The city of |
1718 |
Derry was the emigration port . . ." no McA/I/Ninch names; MFHN v.IV n.1 Feb.1996 |
|
p.1996-02 https://www.mcaninch.net/Newsletter/mfn04y96/m04p02w6.htm |
|
|
1701 |
No McA/I/Nin(ch/sh) in "Ireland, Catholic Qualification & Convert Rolls, 1701-1845" |
-1845 |
database at FamilySearch.org |
|
|
1734 |
Religious Census of Barony Cary, two McA/I/N~ men / Townland / Barony / County |
|
McNinch Archd. Terr Tenant (*) (Religion) D (**) Clegnagh Cary Antrim pg.37 |
|
McNinch Patk. Terr Tenant (*) (Religion) D (**) Clegnagh Cary Antrim pg.37 |
|
(*) a regular Tenant, not a Chief Tenant, and not a Freehold Tenant |
|
(**) 'C' Church of Ireland, 'D' Scots or Dissenter or Presbyterian, 'P' Papist (Catholic) |
|
[1] "1734 Religious census of Barony Cary / Ulster Genealogy and Local History Blog", |
|
November 25, 2017 http://www.ulstergenealogyandlocalhistoryblog.com/ |
|
2017/11/the-1734-religious-census-barony-of.html |
|
[2] "1734 Religious Census for the Parish of Ballintoy (sorted Surname and Townland)" |
|
|
|
|
1734 |
There are no McA/I/Ninch’s living in Ballymoney, County Antrim, in 1734, according |
|
to the "List of Leaseholders/Tenants to accompany 1734 Ballymoney Map”, online at |
|
http://www.billmacafee.com/ballymoneytown/tables/1734tenantsnames.htm |
|
______________________________________________________________________ |
|
Updates: More McA/I/Ninch Events, 1600s to 1900s in (northern) Ireland / June 2022 |
|
McAninch Family History NL v.XXX n.1 / Copyright Frank McAninch / pg.2022-05 |
|
|
|
Table of Contents for this Year First Page of this Issue Previous Page Next Page |