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THE McNAUGHTONS OF

After a few pages of introduction you will find my 240 page database of all the references I have found to male McNaughtons/McNaghtens/McNattens etc who were alive pre c.1840 and had a stated link to Ireland. It is in alphabetical order - and approximate chronological order within that. However, scroll up and through a name to check that an individual doesn’t reappear later. If anyone discovers any more, please use the comments section and I shall update the table over the years. Some females are found at the end.

Notes: Mc implies Scottish roots, and is hence more prevalent in . This database is hence heavily skewed to families in Ulster, and particularly County . Marriage between Catholics and Protestants was always common. Catholics frequently ‘renounced Papism’ to further themselves in Society – particularly in order to inherit land. Note that when someone was married in an Anglican church, I erroneously put their religion down as C o I () when in fact they could have been any religion but were only allowed to marry in the Parish Church (which was the Anglican Established Church).

I feel that, in the 18th C, “McNaghten” and particularly “McNatten” imply longer Irish domicile than McNaughton. However, some of the East Antrim coast McNaughtons had been resident there -possibly for hundreds of years – in what was basically a Scotch community, the Glyns. There is some evidence that McNaghton was pronounced McNaten/McNeighton. McNaughton was often recorded in England as MacNorton. Most McNaghten families had changed their name to McNaughton by 1860 (and the Clan chief ones to Macnaghten).

The ones below are the Macs, Macks, Mcs, M’s and Ms : Naghtans, Naghtens, Naghtins, Naghtons, Nattans, Nattens, Nattons, Nautons, Nottens, Northens, Nortons, Naughtans, Naughtens, Naughtons, Naightons, Neightons, Naughtins, Knightons, Nuttons and Nachtans. (On many search engines [PRONI, UHF], only the precise spelling is searched for; and Ancestry won’t bring up Mc Norton in a search for McNorton!) Some are transcribed as McNangthon, McNutton and even just plain Nafton! Often, the best way to search is for M*cN**t*n. Don’t forget to check for M’Naghtens etc. (often by typing MNaghten). Adobe Acrobat requires exact spellings.

Websites I have checked include: https://familysearch.org www.ancestry.co.uk www.findmypast.co.uk http://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk http://www.irishtimes.com/ancestor/surname/index.cfm?fuseaction=Go.&Surname=McNaughton&UserID= http://www.proni.gov.uk/ (Public Records Office, ) http://www.irishgenealogy.ie https://rootsireland.ie http://www.ancestryireland.com (Ulster Historical Foundation) http://www.ireland.anglican.org/about/105 www.ballymoneyancestry.com www. colerainefhs.org.uk http://www.billmacafee.com/index.htm http://www.failteromhat.com/ http://www.eneclann.ie/acatalog/Archive_CD_Books_Ireland.html http://www.ballymoneyancestry.com/ [email protected]

In the table below are basically the male McNaughtons known to have been born in Ireland pre 1840. (Sorry the numbering is so crazy) It won’t actually help you get any further back than the records you have (though it might have done!!) but it will alert you to just how many individuals with the same name were about at the same time. It will help avoid jumping to conclusions. There are evidently mistakes in here (and not all are my own.)The sources are rarely stated and you’ll have to use websites to find the actual record, but at least you can see what is and what isn’t out there.

Any names of spouses and parents, linking of entries etc. etc. that anyone can add, would be very much appreciated.

I am slowly building Family Trees for various McNaughton families on Ancestry.com:

Davis/McNaughton/MacNorton/Tracy/Treacy/Stacey/Pain (My one- with several Napoleonic British soldiers in it if you click on Margaret McNaughton’s siblings) http://trees.ancestry.co.uk/tree/69604131/family

McNaghten of Ballyreagh and Family Tree (Minor gentry of the Cloghs area) http://trees.ancestry.co.uk/tree/79370546/family

McNaghten of , Ballyboggy and Beardiville Family Tree (A landed and influential family including the Clan Chiefs but ignore pre 1600 info since it is probably faulty. The Atticur/Kiltimurry branch is yet to be added) http://trees.ancestry.co.uk/tree/78153455/family

McNaughtens of Family Tree. (A humble Presbyterian family from the Coleraine and area with the same name as their landlords at Ballyboggy) http://trees.ancestry.co.uk/tree/79952754/family

McNaughtons of , Layde & Family Tree (Predominantly Catholic farmers of the Glyns, but beware that some of the landed Ballyboggy family lived there too). http://trees.ancestry.co.uk/tree/77849459/family

McNaughton's of Family Tree (farmers at Mullycrunnet especially) http://trees.ancestry.co.uk/tree/81501815/family

Also look at the Glenravel Historical Society Tree for all the poor Catholic McNaughtons of the Clogh and Skerry area http://trees.ancestry.co.uk/tree/19522790/family

Any information on the ones in bold would be very much appreciated. (The reason the whole table came about is that I was trying to find the ancestry of my 5 X Gt grandmother Margaret McNaughton (ref no.85 – now listed immediately after her brother Bartholomew)) born Nr BallyCastle, Antrim c.1783. Even after all of this, I still can’t decide whether she was the daughter of a visiting soldier, from an Antrim blacksmith’s family or from an illegitimate line of the local gentry !!

I can however now presume that she was the sister of a soldier Bartholomew McNaughton/McNaghten (ref no.76) born in BallyMoney in 1785. He married Ann in Ealing (London) in 1807 and had Sarah in 1808 and George in 1818 BUT, in June 1809 the regiment says his wife was Mary who had three children with her at the time!! I have found no trace of Bartholomew after his discharge in 1821 and I think he may have started another family elsewhere (probably Ireland – but possibly Scotland or even Canada [he’s on a ship there in 1827]!)

Hence any information on early 19thC Bartholomew McNaughton’s round the world would be fantastic. Also, any Mcnaughtons etc spotted in the newly released Roman Catholic registers, which are not transcribed, would be much appreciated. http://registers.nli.ie/

Many Thanks

Jon Jon.lee63 AT googlemail.com

WHEN A MCNAUGHTON FAMILY MIGHT HAVE ARRIVED IN IRELAND

The following is basically a series of paragraphs about Scots Irish migration cut and pasted from articles and books as I tought myself about Irish History and when McNaughtons might have come to certain areas. It was an aide-memoir and never intended for publication. Hence it is plagerised and references are often not given. I do apologise to the authors and hope that they forgive its use in this document which is purely for family research. You may be lucky and find information that points to when your McNaughtons are likely to have first arrived in Ireland – but don’t get your hopes up!

The Norman invasion of the late 12th century marked the beginning of more than 700 years of direct English and, later, British involvement in Ireland. In 1177, Prince John Lackland was made Lord of Ireland by his father Henry II of England at the Council of Oxford.[Wiki]

From these early times, Scotts were regularly employed as mercenaries (Gallowglass service) in Ireland and some may have settled there. “The first 160 Gallowglass, who appear to have been from Clan MacDoughall arrived in Ireland in 1259AD as part of Dougall MacSorley’s (King of the Hebrides) daughters dowry in her marriage to Aedh O’Connor, the then King of Connaught. The Gallowglass fought like the Normans protected in mail coats and iron helmets. But they were notable with their characteristic two handed axes and Claymores (a large 2 handed sword). This trickle of warriors became a flood as many mercenary Gallowglass Clans either sought new lords after backing the losing side in the Scottish wars of Independence or just somewhere to ply their trade, and given the battle against the encroaching Normans or the constant inter-Clan warfare there was always a demand for the services in Ireland.

Many Clans like the McCabe’s and MacSweeney’s transplanted completely to Ireland. The MacSweeney’s vacated their homeland around Castle Swin on the Argyll peninsula in Scotland for life in the service of the O’Donnell’s in Donegal. Others remained seasonal travellers appearing in the spring and summer offering their services to the highest bidder (everybody appears to have decided that making war in autumn and winter in Ireland was a bad idea). While others like the MacDonald’s/MacDonnell’s’ and MacNeill’s established territories in in the northeast of Ireland to complement their lands in Scotland (the MacNeill’s appear to have been the new occupants of Swin Castle vacated by the MacSweeney’s). County Antrim provided the shortest crossing point between Scotland and Ireland and the presence of Scottish Clans there may have been an attempt to monopolise this lucrative trade”. (http://www.irishorigenes.com/content/gallowglass-do-you-belong-warrior-clan)

John Mor MacDonnell, Lord of the Isles (an idependant principality of Scotland - its domain including the islands of Islay, Jura, and Rathlin, and part or all of the peninsula of Kintyre), settled in the in 1399 and formed a huge estate from Coleraine to . This was headed by the Earl of Antrim. In about 1500, MacDonalds of the Isles found their rebelliousness against the Scottish government had made Scotland too hot for them. Alexander or Alastar MacDonald, who had five or six sons, gave serious attention to strengthening the clan’s foothold in Antrim. Thereafter as Macdonnells, the sons proceeded to annex the lands of the MacQuillans — an Anglo-Norman family— by the device of raiding and warring. The youngest of the Macdonnell brothers was Sorley Boy (1505-1590). In 1558 he was established as Lord of the Route, and by the Route is meant a slab of Antrim extending inland from the sea between the rivers Bush and Bann. In 1580 an army of 3000 Scots landed with fighting culminating in the battle of Ora in 1583 (between and ). In Jan 1585 Sorley boy landed at Red Bay with 2000 Scots – which culminated with him being granted the land from Coleraine to Larne. Consequently Shane Dhu MacNaughtan had employment when he came over from Scotland: he became land agent and managing assistant for Sorley Boy. Those Scots that settled in the 16th C were ‘industrious and proud farmers’ – and Catholic.

The Crown did not attempt to assert full control of the island until after Henry VIII's repudiation of papal authority over the Church in England and subsequent rebellion of the Earl of Kildare in Ireland threatened English hegemony there. Henry proclaimed himself King of Ireland and also tried to introduce the English Reformation, which failed in Ireland. Attempts to either conquer or assimilate the Irish lordships into the Kingdom of Ireland provided the initial impetus for a series of Irish military campaigns between 1534 and 1603. (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_Ireland)

When James became King of England and Ireland in 1603, English military and political pressure on the Catholic Gaelic Irish landholders increased and eventually resulted in ‘The Flight of the Earls’ in September 1607. Sir Randal MacDonnell had his ownership of the four northern baronies of Antrim (330,000 acres) confirmed but, in exchange, was induced to encourage Protestant English and Scots to settle (just prior to The Plantation of the rest of Ulster). In 1609 a fort was built at Coleraine to resist the raids of Scottish islanders and enable settlement. In 1610 the Plantation of Coleraine was begun by London Companies - The Irish Society being given land for 3 miles around by Sir Randal. [By 1611, 380 men were involved in building the town (and there were 100 men living there by 1622, and 357 living in the town and Liberties by 1630.)] Sir Randal was rewarded by being made Earl of Antrim in December 1620. His chief agent was John Shane MacNachten and his descendants became the MacNaughton gentry of North Antrim - with the MacNaughton Clan Chief getting the estate of Benvarden and being High Sheriff of Antrim. Ballymoney was established around 1620.

SCOTTISH SETTLEMENT OF COUNTIES ANTRIM & DOWN

The MacDonald clan from Scotland, who in addition to being mercenary soldiers in Ireland, settled much of County Antrim in the 1400s and gradually increased their holdings by strong-arm tactics. King James VI of Scotland had cultivated the Antrim MacDonald Chief, Sir Randal MacDonald, in order to deprive the rebellious MacDonalds of the Scottish Highlands of an obvious source of support, and to keep Irish power in the north of Ireland as weak as possible. On becoming King of England in 1603, James gave the MacDonalds patent to their land in Antrim. MacDonald, although a Roman Catholic, immediately began settling his lands with Lowlanders from Scotland, the first arriving in 1607. By 1630 there were 800 Scottish males living on the MacDonald estates in Antrim. This would have meant a total Scottish population of about 3,000. In , the two leaders of the Scottish settlement were Hugh Montgomery, a Scottish laird from Braidstone in Ayreshire, and James Hamilton, who had begun his career in Ireland as a school teacher in in 1587. The terms of the crown’s grant to these two Scots were specified in 1605, and included an obligation to inhabit the lands with Scots and Englishmen. The planning and settlement was left entirely in the hands of Montgomery and Hamilton. The first Scottish settlers arrived in 1605-1606. Their first task was to build cottages and booths out of sods and saplings, then the soil was tilled. By 1630, there were about 2,700 Scottish males on these two estates in County Down, of which about 80% were names commonly found in the south-western counties of Scotland. When females and children are added to the total, there would have been about 5,000 Scots settled in Down in 1630.

THE OTHER SIX PLANTER COUNTIES

In 1610, the Crown developed an elaborate, detailed and rigidly controlled scheme for the settlement of Counties Armagh, Donegal, Cavan, Fermanagh, and Londonderry. Nine extensive areas in these six counties were assigned to Scots for plantation. These baronies or precincts were then divided into lots of 1000, 1500, and 2000 acres, not including bogs and mountains. Those who received these lots were termed ‘undertakers’. Over each was placed a Chief Undertaker, who was allowed to receive up to 3000 acres. Chief Undertakers were chosen by the King and included one Duke, one Earl, three Barons and four Knights. Fifty ordinary Undertakers were then chosen by the Chiefs. All Undertakers were expected to be on their land by September 30, 1610. On every 1000 acres received, there had to be 24 able bodied Scots or Englishment over families (to minimize old clan allegiances). Two of the families were to be freeholders; three were to be leaseholders, and the remainder could be cottagers. Undertakers had to be prepared to muster their tenants twice a year and to provide them with weapons. They were to be called on to fight any insurrections of the Irish. Undertakers were given three and one half years to erect fortifications, the type determined by the size of the lot granted. Men of 2000 acres, for example, were required to build a small castle of stone or brick, with a stone wall surrounding it. All Undertakers had to post bonds, as a guarantee that they would comply with the conditions. Failure to comply resulted in forfeiture of the land. Reporting requirements resulted in the production of countless muster rolls and maps, some of which have survived. Because of surviving muster rolls and maps, the names of most of the original planters can be determined. By 1622, there were between 3000 and 4000 Scottish adults on the land in these six counties.

DENIZATION

Prior to 1707, Scotland was a distinct Kingdom from England, governed by its own laws, with its own manners and customs. To ensure that the arriving Scots could be kept under control from rising up in Ireland in support of their brothers in Scotland, they were required to take an oath of loyalty to the British Crown, as ‘denizens’ in Ireland. For Scots to become English subjects in Ireland, it was necessary to obtain letters patent of Denization, pay a fine and take the Oath of allegiance. As a denizen, the planter occupied an intermediate position between an alien and a native born subject. He had the privilege of purchasing land, but heirs born before the date of denization could not inherit the land on the denizen’s death. A denizen could use the law courts, but was not qualified to hold any office of trust, civil or military. ‘Naturalization’ was a second step in the process, which could only be applied for after seven years of denization. It placed the alien in the same position as if he had been born a British subject. All the obligations and rights of citizenship applied. Those who refused denization were essentially without rights to property or law. (http://www.thestewartsinireland.ie/stewart-origins/)

“By 1630, there were 814 Scots and 142 Englishmen of military age living on the Earl of Antrim’s estates. Half of these families were in the barony of Dunluce, on the fertile lands of the Route, with most of the rest in the town of or along the coast of County Antrim. However at least half of the Earl of Antrim’s chief tenants were Irish or highland Scots, as were many of the smaller lessees.” (Montgomery, Ian. Tenants on the Estates of the Earls of Antrim in the Seventeenth Century)

After 1630, Scottish migration to Ireland waned for a decade. Indeed, in the 1630s, many Scots went home after King Charles forced the Prayer Book of the Church of England on the Church of Ireland, thus denying the Scots their form of worship. In 1638, an oath was imposed on the Scots in Ulster, ‘The Black Oath’, binding them on no account to take up arms against the King. Insulted twice, many returned to Scotland. (http://www.thestewartsinireland.ie/stewart-origins/).

The 1613 overthrow of the Catholic majority in the Irish Parliament was realised principally through the creation of numerous new boroughs which were dominated by the new settlers. By the end of the seventeenth century, recusant Roman Catholics, as adherents to the old religion were now termed, representing some 85% of Ireland's population, were then banned from the Irish Parliament. Protestant domination of Ireland was confirmed after two periods of war between Catholics and Protestants in 1641-52 and 1689-91. Political power thereafter rested entirely in the hands of a Protestant Ascendancy minority, while Catholics and members of dissenting Protestant denominations suffered severe political and economic privations at the hands of the Penal Laws. (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_Ireland) Roman Catholics were restricted in acquiring and retaining property, and Presbyterians were not allowed to hold office; and both had to pay tithes to the Church of Ireland.

Some McNaughtons changed their name to McNaught1 to signify that they were Protestant. Davie McNaughton has come across several accounts of the changing of the name in Ireland: “The Laird "Sir John" adhering to the old faith, while the son, also a " John" taking up the Protestant persuasion and and using the McNaught as a surname to differentiate from his Father.” Apparently, McNaught, MacNeight, MacKnight, MacNutt, Menautt, Minnitt, Knight, Menagh, Menaght were used interchangeably in different areas – but I doubt by the mid eighteenth century. Many McNaughts were found but have not been included here. (If I had put on all the plain Naughtens, Naughtons and Naughtans on, we’d be submerged.)

The Ulster Forces and Covenanting Army: Muster Rolls of 1642 ‘Men and Arms’: The Ulster Settlers, c. 1630, is essentially the first ‘census’ of English and Scottish settlers in the nine counties of Ulster in the early seventeenth century. The edition includes extensive additional information on the settlers drawn from a variety of contemporary sources.

The Presbyterian Historical Society in holds transcript copies of the muster rolls for nearly all the Ulster regiments and troops of horse raised in the aftermath of the 1641 Irish Rebellion. The official mustering of the Ulster forces was carried out by William Robert in 1642. Two almost complete sets of muster rolls of the Scottish Covenanting army have survived in the National Archives of England – two rolls for each of the ten foot regiments, and two each of the

general’s lifeguard of horse and of foot. Hew Kennedy mustered the army as it landed in Ulster. Thomas Clayton, who conducted the second muster, was evidently an English man, and appointed by the muster master general of England. He mustered the great majority of the army from 9th to 14th September 1642, the exceptions were Sinclair’s, mustered 28th September, Argyll’s 16th to 18th November, and a few men of Lindsay’s, 5th November and Lothian’s, 10th November, 1642. (over 300 rolls!?) Kew: SP16/492/58; SP16/539/1/105; SP28/120

Full scale Irish Rebellion broke out on 23rd October 1641 and by January 1642 the land to the West of the at Coleraine was lost to insurgents, with a massacre of British soldiers by the MacDonnels taking place on 3rd Jan 1642 at Portna. On the 11th February there was an Irish victory at the Battle of the Laney and the church and town of Ballymoney was burned. In April a large Scottish Army 8–10,000 strong under Maj Gen Robert Monroe arrived to crush the Rebellion and the Earl of Antrim decided to render his services. Coleraine was relieved in May (after perhaps thousands had died from disease). At Ballybogey or Benvarden where the McNaghtens were, there was a small fort in the middle of the bog but it surrendered. The male defenders were taken to Dunmull but many were then executed in what became known as the Dunmull massacre. Coleraine became a garrison for the Scottish Army which was quartered from Portna to Ballycastle until 1648 - and several will have presumably settled in the area. The 17th C settlers were however, compared to the industrious ones of previous centuries, little more than the ‘scum’ of Scotland and England. (see http://archive.org/stream/jstor-20608903/20608903_djvu.txt) The Earl of Antrim forfeited his lands.

On 3rd Jan 1649 King Charles I was beheaded and enraged Ulster Scots besieged Londonderry. Cromwell landed in August and defeated Sir George Munroe’s Army which then returned to Scotland. The countryside was still mostly populated by Scots – with the English living predominantly in the towns. Plague and famine ravaged the area till 1653. In 1652 the Presbyterians really started to arrive in numbers. In 1656 the countryside between Coleraine and was described by a visitor as “Scotch country”. In 1659, there were 633 people living in Coleraine and its Liberties – and a mere 26% of those were Irish.

With the Restoration of the Monarchy in the 1660s, the area was restored to the Earl of Antrim. Presbyterian ministers were however ejected. By 1668 Coleraine was Ulster’s fourth most important port and in 1673 a bridge was built across the Bann. It also became a garrison town. Around a thousand Scots per year were by now arriving – to escape religious persecution in Scotland - and Presbyterianism flourished. Quakers also arrived at that time – with meetings at Coleraine, Ballynacree and Ballymoney. There were very few Papists in Coleraine town – in 1666 there were only 12 catholic families in the town, 12 in the suburbs and 8 in the rest of the parish. Many Scots came to Ireland in the 1680s.

In 1688 the Protestant William of Orange was appointed King in England, and King James II fled to Fance. Support for James still held in Ireland and it was decided that the Earl of Antrim should hold Londonderry for King James. In December, he arrived with his Catholic army but the gates were barred by the Protestant inhabitants and the famous siege ensued. No McNaughtons are listed as being amongst the defenders – though Helen, wife of John MacNaughton of Benvarden (and the Clan’s Chief) was there with her uncle Stafford. On 7th April the Protestant garrison of Coleraine abandoned the town and burned it – making for . William’s army eventually landed in Ireland and the siege of Derry was lifted (a couple of McNaughtons are listed as fighting at Derry with the Jacobite army). By August 1689 the entire north was under pro- Williamite forces (Danish forces were quartered at , Ballyrashane and Dunluce). The Jacobites were finally defeated at the Battle of the Boyne in 1690. However, even in 1704 the area was still much ruined - and the economy too (with shipbuilding ceasing and the Irish woollen trade supressed).

There were great winds in 1713, drought from 1714-19, livestock disease 1716-17 and harvest failures 1726-28

Throughout Ireland, Protestants known as middlemen rented large amounts of land on the various estates then sub-divided the land into smaller holdings which they rented to poor Catholic farmers. The middleman system began in the 1700s and became a source of misery as they kept sub-dividing estates into smaller and smaller parcels while increasing the rent every year in a practice known as rack-renting.

The average tenant farmer lived at a subsistence level on less than ten acres. These Catholic farmers were usually considered tenants-at-will and could be evicted on short notice at the whim of the landlord, his agent, or middleman. By law, any improvements they made, such as building a stone house, became the property of the landlord. Thus there was never any incentive to upgrade their living conditions.

The tenant farmers often allowed landless laborers, known as cottiers, to live on their farms. The cottiers performed daily chores and helped bring in the annual harvest as payment of rent. In return, they were allowed to build a small cabin and keep their own potato garden to feed their families. Other landless laborers rented small fertilized potato plots from farmers as conacre, with a portion of their potato harvest given up as payment of rent. Poor Irish laborers, more than anyone, became totally dependent on the potato for their existence. They also lived in a state of permanent insecurity with the possibility always looming they might be thrown off their plot. (http://www.historyplace.com/worldhistory/famine/introduction.htm )

Farm rents trippled in the 1720s and emigration to America (Boston in New England) really took off. Rents in town increased greatly in 1734 with an expansion of the Linen Trade. By 1737, farm rents were said to have become so great that tenants were unable to live.There was a poor harvest in 1739 and a severe winter; a failed grain harvest in 1744; and a hard winter in 1756. South Carolina offered settlers inducements in 1737 and Philadephia in Pennsylvania was popular in the 1750s. There was much hardship after the 1756 harvest was destroyed by October storms. In 1759 3,500 Protestant weavers left for Pennsylvania, and Nova Scotia too. By 1768, New York had 3000 houses (though no Catholics), and Connecticut, Massechusettes, Vermont and New Hampshire were fully settled. There were then two bad harvests and a depression in the linen trade from 1772-74. Estates were let to the highest bidder – who then had to oppress the tenantry to pay for it. It was estimated that 300,000 people emigrated from Ireland to America from 1733 to 1773 and, with a hatred for the English government, later formed the bulk of the army for American Independence. Most of them were Presbyterian – for Catholics seemed tied to their ancestral parish.

Most rural houses were long low buildings of stone and mud, with 3 rooms and stable and cowhouse attached; rush or straw thatch and a few (if any) small windows. In 1769 most holdings were 6 – 20 acres in size. Most scraped a living by spinning and weaving at home – with a small holding to provide food. Spinning of flax fibre was done by the women, and the men would weave it into cloth. This was then bleached using Kelp and dried on the bleaching greens. The staple food of the poor was potatoes, oatmeal and milk and they generally kept cows. In 1776 they were better off than they had been twenty years earlier and dressed remarkably well – with the Scotch women wearing red shawls on Sundays. Marriage without parental consent was a heinous sin and could be met with dire financial penalties. By 1790 many of the bogs had been worked out and turf for fuel became too expensive for the poor.

In the 1730s tenancies had been for 41 years or 3 lives (with an extra 20 years if improvements had been made). In 1749 tenants were ejected if improvements and repairs had not been made. In 1764 leases for improving tenants were for 31 years or 3 lives but in 1767 perpetuity leases were granted if applicants could prove their right to holdings (NOTE: much genealogical information contained there-in) but never-the-less, from 1765 over 30,000 linen weavers and farmers from Ulster emigrated to America to free themselves from the unjust landowners (or undertakers). Many that remained joined the insurgent Hearts of Oak or Hearts of Steel men in 1770 – Protestant tenants protesting at landlords’ evictions. Some were killed - but all were pardoned in 1772. (Many loyal inhabitants posted Memorials of their loyalty in the Belfast News.)

The depression in the Linen Trade in 1772 led to much unemployment and a fear of attcks by the White Boys. In 1771 Ballymoney was guarded by Colonel Campbell’s Highland Watch of ‘uncouth looking mercenaries’. In general the locals hated the army. Residents mostly supported the cause of the Americans but when Independence was declared 4th July 1776, deep and long-lasting rifts occurred between families in Ballymoney. In 1776 Coleraine formed its 1st Company of Volunteers to resist French Invasion. Coleraine expelled any beggars who wouldn’t work but the poor were sustained by the Parish Cess. A fund for relieving the poor was set up in 1773 and a House of Industry set up in 1775 – run by the Coleraine Charitable Society - with 13 residents and 84 persons receiving outdoor relief. This was discontinued in 1790. A Methodist revival took place from 1772 with several visits by John Wesley till 1789. Ballymoney was burned by Government forces in 1783 for being a centre of rebellion. In 1785 two companies of the 5th Foot were stationed at Coleraine – with dragoons too. Ballycastle had prospered from the mid 1700s with collieries and glasshouses. In 1785 the pier was swept away and blocked the basin. This may have been the start of its demise - which was compounded by lunacy in the Boyd family that owned most of the town. (My ancestor Margaret was born in Ballycastle c. 1783 and her brother Bartholomew in Ballymoney in 1785. He joined the 5th (Irish) Dragoons in 1797 (nearly two years underage) which implies the family was living in Co. Antrim from 1783 – 1797 at least – and that their father was therefore more likely to have been a local inhabitant (though still possibly in the army) rather than a visiting Scotish soldier merely stationed in Antrim during the mid 1780s. They were from the labouring class and the father most likely a weaver. Margaret and Bartholomew were certainly both Church of England in later life – many soldiers were Established Church.)

In 1795 three companies of foot were stationed there and in 1796 EA McNaghten of Beardiville wrote that most of the inhabitants of Upper and Lower Dunluce and Carey had taken the Oath of the United Irishmen (many of whom were Roman Catholics and Seceders). They tried to lure soldiers to join them and rumour held that most of the Kerry Militia (an ‘abandoned set of men’) stationed at Coleraine were U.I. They were replaced by HM’s Somersetshire Fencible Volunteers and the 2nd Royal Manx Fencibles and the Aberdeen Fencibles. The Coleraine Yeomanry (foot and horse) was formed in 1797. By 1798 many people were refusing to pay rents. Clough and Ballymoney were centres of the republican United . Many ‘idle Irish’ from Ballymoney were reported to be in Scotland ‘pestering’ the inhabitants of Campbeltown to join the U.I. When actual Rebellion broke out in June, both and Antrim were captured by rebels. The Coleraine garrison marched to Ballymoney on the 9th and burned the houses of any residents who could not show proof they had attested (signed the Oath of Alleigence to the Crown). (Innocent neighbours whose houses caught fire were later compensated.) However, the Rebels from Ballymoney had already marched from Kilraughts to Ballymena and, being joined by men from Killymorris, Loughguile and Clough, numbered 10,000 men – mostly armed with pikes. However, they melted away that night and many made for Cushendall and took boats to the Mull of Kintyre. The 5th Royal Irish Dragoons was disbanded in disgrace in March 1799 after rumours circulated that its ranks contained United Irishmen.

A season of great distress followed the 1798 Rebellion. Many rebels emigrated to America, and cities like Glasgow and Liverpool.

Linen Manufacture still flourished in Ballymoney but peaked by 1800. It then gradually declined though by 1837 Coleraine and Ballymoney were still the best markets in Ireland for Brown Linen. Some firms had 800 looms and weaving was given out as task work to men who wove it at home.

Most of the above information is taken from the excellent Coleraine in by-gone centuries and Coleraine in Georgian times by T.H.Mullin

The Irish Parliament was abolished in 1801 in the wake of the republican United Irishmen Rebellion and Ireland became an integral part of a new of Great Britain and Ireland under the Act of Union. Although promised a repeal of the Test Act, Catholics were not granted full rights until Catholic Emancipation was attained throughout the new UK in 1829. This was followed by the first Reform Act 1832, a principal condition of which was the removal of the poorer British and Irish freeholders from the franchise. (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_Ireland)

Some families spent time in Ireland but would return to Scotland in times of famine etc. Possibly, some from Scotland may have settled in Ireland after the Highland Clearances began in 1802. In the 19th C at least, there was seasonal migration between the two countries for harvest work. (In the 1830s about 80people a year from Ballycastle were said to go to Scotland for harvest work and then return for the Irish harvest.) In the Parish of Dunaghy in the early 1800s it was common for people to settle in Scotland but return to the Parish to die. The Roman Catholics there seemed less tied to their ancestral soil than those in other parts – perhaps because their ancestors had already been displaced into the hills by the Presbyterian settlers of the 1620s who predominated. In the 1830s, Catholics in Ulster were almost entirely confined to the mountains (with the lower, more fertile lands being held by Protestants and Presbyterians).

Many McNaughtons (be they Scots, English or Irish) joined the English Army of the Eighteenth and Nineteenth centuries and would at one time have served in Ireland. Their children could be born wherever the regiment was stationed (anywhere in the world). Hence beware that an ancestor born in Ireland may be from one of these visiting soldiers (and have siblings born across the world).

Many weavers (especially in England) would have had to head for industrial towns for employment as new weaving machinery took their work from the 1810s.

(I believe my ancestors’ parents were living in Glasgow by 1814.)

There were of course several potato famines - killing perhaps a third of the population and forcing others to emigrate in the 1840s and 50s. Some will have undoubtedly returned decades later. The potato famine started in August 1845 and continued till 1851. The Famine in Ulster, priced at £11.99 challenges the orthodox view that the Famine did not have a significant impact in Ulster, uncovering the consequences and severity of the ‘great calamity’ in each of Ulster’s nine counties. http://www.booksireland.org.uk/

Rural Catholics tended to marry young (men in their early twenties and women often at 15).

THE ALPHABETICAL LIST OF McNAUGHTONS OF IRELAND STARTS BELOW

* in the left hand column was merely to show Davie McNaughton (the great Scottish McNaughton genealogist Dauviemac) what had been newly added since he had the original draft. Those with an * in the text are relationships gleaned from "The Chiefs of Clan MacNachtan And Their Descendants" by Angus I. Macnaghten published in 1951 (sometimes referred to in the text as ‘The book’.) Most of that family of Antrim gentry are in smaller font. Records in blue or green are late additions. Those in bold or red are more pertinent to my own personal studies.

WO references are War Office records in the PRO/National Archives at Kew

Name Place born Married Died Chur Source Comment ch 2a Alexander Craigfreddock Settled in An Granted Irish denization 22.06.1615 McNaughton 22/6/1615

Alexander Of Ouldstone Note there is a Mentioned in Ulster Inquisition (para McNaughton has 41) in 1621 Craigfadoige called 60, Cornes 60 next & Rosedermitt to Rosedermot (Rosedermott) on the O’Hara 120 in Estate maps of 10.08.1621 1783 (T2971/1) 10b* Alexander Fa: John 2 McNaghten 11a* Alexander book Fa: Daniel 4 McNaughton Alexander snapchance McNaynin{sic] (wealthy) man in the 1630 Muster of the Lord Bishop of Dromore dwelling on his land and in the town of Dunmore (with others residing in the Lower Euvagh.[ ]) Alexander Sword in the RJ Hunter and Father-in-law of Served with Donnell McNaughtan Earl of Antrim’s the order in Alexander Stuart British Tenants the company’s (perhaps even the Probably his brother Daniel and both on his muster implies Steward who was are of Oldstone and sons of John of Servitors’ this was the owed £200 by Earl Ballymagarry the Earl’s secretary Lands in the older brother in 1680) Barony of of Daniel and Dunluce in they were sons Muster of 1631 of John of Benvarden Alexander In Muster Roll Earl of Antrim’s British Tenant on his McNaughten for Servitors’ Lands /Dunluce/ in (along with Donnell) Barony 1630 Alexander Went to 1641 Examination McNaghtan Magheragall in June 1641 with Neale McNeale Alexander Owned a house D/2977/3A/5/10/1 McNaghten in Oldstone Granted the house in 1630 (Clough) in (Apart from one house belonging toNeal possession of McNaghten, the rest of the town and Neal McNeal in lands of Oldstone were let by the Earl of 1640 Antrim to Simon Hillman of Coleraine (who was to bring 10 English families) 20th Oct 1640) Alexander Gent. Of Leased ½ Deed witnessed by D2977/3A/1/3/2/1 McNaghten Oldstone quarterland of Daniel 2nd who (Clough) in Dirraw in holds land now Hs signature is on this (and probably on 1637 and phone) Enagh in Ballymoney from the Earl of Antrim 21st July 1637 for 21 yrs Alexander Gent of Signed Dunlop MacNaghten Oldstone Inquisition at Ballymena in April 1635 Alexander Blames PRONI MacNaughten Clotworthy for Massacre Upon Restoration 11b* Alexander b. 02.03.1656 m. Sarah d. 10 Feb Parents (according to unsourced McNaughton then Laggon 1746 in Ancestry family tree were John McNitt Donegal, Ulster Palmer, McNaughton of Dunderave Castle and Hampden, Florence Gordon but I doubt it) Massachusett s, United Son: Alexander McKnight b. 1692 States Donegal m. Jane Welch d. 1751 in Lexington, Augusta, Virginia (Son John Alexander McNutt Birth abt 1726 in Langan, Donegal, Ireland Death Jan 1781 in Cowpens, Spartanburg, South Carolina)

Son: Barnard McNitt McNaughton b.1700 Donegal d.16 Jan 1773 in Palmer, Hampden, Massachusetts 15 Alexander Came to b. 1676 m. Mary See McNaughton Ireland became a 26 or Doctor Father of William 20 (born after John 21 11’s Will was witten)

Alexander Dublin Uni b. 1686 But he WAS born Dublin Son of John M’Naughton 1704 Co. Antrim 1676 ! (See John 11 Alumni MB & MD AEst and dates of sons’ 1723 (18 in 1704) births – unless they’re wrong!) 16 Alexander Dr of Physick of Will of Implies he is brother of of Bart 12, McNaughton Dublin in 1722 Edmun Rowen 13 and Edmund 14 d http://members.pcug.org.au/~nickred/d Francis eeds/memorial_extract.cgi?my_memori Stafford al=25982&my_indexer=SW

http://www.irishmanuscripts.ie/digital/ Registry%20Of%20Deeds%20Abstracts% 20Of%20Wills%20Vol%201%201708- 45/pageflip.html Alexander Dr of Physick of Dead by 1743 Property at , Billy, Carey in trust McNaughton Dublin if not by 1731 for Archibald McNeill http://members.pcug.org.au/~nickred/d 1736 eeds/memorial_extract.cgi?my_memori al=76986&my_indexer=SW 16a Alexander Dr of Physick of b.1685 m. Jane Waring of book Fa: (book says John 11)Yes (brother of McNaughton Dublin Edmund)

Daughters: Mary m. Meredyth Workman of Mahan, Co. Armagh Grace (who had Kercassock) Frances who married Captain Thomas Worsop Lawrence 21.09.1760 at Waringstown, Co. Down Marcia

Dr Alexander Magnaten (or MacNaghton) Born: 1686 Died: 1736

Dr Alexander McNaughton (or Magnaten, as his name sometimes appears) was a celebrated physician with a great reputation for philanthropy. His medical knowledge and his humanitarian approach made him a distinguished member of the Dublin Society.

Alexander McNaughton was born in Co. Antrim in 1686 and entered Trinity College, Dublin in 1704. To complete his studies he moved to Leyden in Holland, as many trainee Irish doctors did at the time, and possibly Rheims also. He graduated from Leyden with an MD in 1711. On his return to Ireland he received an MB and a MD from Trinity College. He was elected a Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians of Ireland in 1728, becoming its President in 1732, a year after founding the Society.

Dr McNaughton married Jane Waring of Waringstown, Co. Down and they had four daughters. Some sources suggest he was an MP for a time but there is no concrete evidence for this. He died just five years after the first meeting of the Dublin Society on 27 August 1736.

- See more at: http://www.rds.ie/cat_historic_member_detail.jsp?itemID=1102464&item_name=#sthash.0TPcfhR7.dpuf

Left his landed estate in Tyrone to his nephew John (half hanged).

Grace Of d. Jan 1815 Fa: Alexander, Dr of Physick MacNaughten , Co. Down in Occupied Kircassock Estate, , Co. 1781 Frances’ will Armagh and Gregorlough, Co. Down pre Leases ¼ of of about 1781 1768, and sold it in 1791 Ballymacaldrick metions uncle Her sister was the Frances who married Edmund, Thomas Worsop Lawrence 21.09.1760 sister Grace, at Waringstown, Co. Down aunt Usher and sister Dawson Alexander Esq of Concerning property at Atticur, McNaghten Benvarden in Kilconway in 1716 deed of 1716 & 1720 Witnessing the Earl demise the 4 Q of Atteticur to Archibald MacDonald 18th Held land at Note: July 1721 Ballytaggart, Bartholomew Canageeragh, Esq of http://members.pcug.org.au/~nickred/d Toberbilly, Benvarden eeds/memorial_extract.cgi?my_memori Kilngilly, held this land al=18826&my_indexer=Dawn , in 1736 Drumnabrasley Legacurry, The miller’s Feltin, house and Attaricherd, garden and a Knockavrinvan, shilling hill on Tullycapple & the lands of Ballybogey Kirkistown & Ballybogey were reserved mill for Alexander McNaghten of Benvarden (McCann lease of 1720) Alexander Of Dublin Papers of the Earls of Wicklow: McNaughton Mortgage of MS 38,549 Mortgage of land at land at , barony of Raphoe, Moneymore, between Richard Barony of Hamilton, Dublin and Alexander Raphoe, Co. McNaughton, Dublin. Donegal 5 July 1716 In 1716 2 membranes (to ? Richard Hamilton [of http://www.nli.ie/pdfs/mss%20lists/wic Earl’s family?]) klow%20papers.pdf p.19 20a Alexander Of Flemming’s b.1685 Admitted to Chelsea in 1743 aged 58 McNaughton Regiment and WO 118/45 21? St Paul’s, Son: Alexander 25aa? 25aa? Dublin 1702: Raised in Ulster by Lord Charlemont 1706: Alnutt’s Regiment of Foot 1709: Campbell’s Regiment of Foot 1710: Desney’s Regiment of Foot 1715: Egerton’s Regiment of Foot 1719: Hotham’s Regiment of Foot 1720: Pocock’s Regiment of Foot 1721: Lenoe’s Regiment of Foot 1732: Moyle’s Regiment of Foot 1737: Bland’s Regiment of Foot 1741: Fleming’s Regiment of Foot 1751: Numbered as 36th Regiment of Foot

John MacNaughton from Strathclyde, Scotland, had a son, Alexander (1684) who left Scotland for Ireland. His son, William was born (1700) there, then came to the Americas, PA, met and married a woman there and proceeded to populate the south as they moved down thru the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia, found all the goodly land taken, then came on down into the NC foothills. Ann Jenkins on Ancestry.co.uk

21 Alexander Of Cary, b. c.1705 m Jane Warren McNaughten Ballymoney St Mary’s 05.11.1730 20a? Dublin St Anne’s Dublin But perhaps even 1684 Alexander Ex of Atticur? D/2977/3A/5/2/2 McNaghten (Probably son NB. In May 1720 the whole townland of of Thomas, Anticur is leased to Archibald Gent) in 1720 McDonnell of Ballynobantry (probably a Signs as relative of the Earl.) By 1791 all of it is witness to part of the Leslie Estate deed. (photo on phone)19/03/ 15 Alexander Catholic of Conformity 1st Oct 1738 (B – Lodge’s McNaghten Ballymoney Convert book in Egerton MS77) who converts Enrolled 1th dec 1738 (A – The Calendar 1738 of Convert Rolls Vol 1)

Alexander Apothecary of D2977/3A/1/2/2 McNaghten* Ballymoney in (b.1708) 1739

Gent of Drumnagleve Note in 1748 D2977/3A/5/13/1 1682 Lease from the Rt. Hon. Randal And same Edmund Marquess of Antrim to Thomas person as McNaghten of McNaghten, Gentleman, of Antrim, Co. Beardiville Antrim, of half the townland of Gent of rents the same Drumnagleane [Drumnaglea] for 26 Galdenoch in land to him in years. Yearly rent £3.10s.0d. 1746 1748 for 10 yrs D2977/3A/1/8/ D2977/3A/1/2/2/1 (Have photo of 2/1 Alex, apothecary of Ballymoney leases signature) But I think 10a at Broughmore, Edmund is 5 at Craigban, 10 at Greenan, 5 at buying the Taghey in Dunluce, 5 at Ardaghmore in lease off Cary, and 2/4 of Drumnagleve, Alexander Kilconway (including all houses) on (mentioning 28.04.1739 Alex’s deed of (Other lives areStephen Cuppage aged 6 1746 too) but – second son of John Esq of Ballypatrick; allowing Alex and Thomas Harrison aged 3 – 3rd son of to rent the 2Q William, Gent of Malindober.) of Samuel Waring witnesses. Drumnagleve for £7 Have photo of both signatures on phone) Alexander Apothecary of b.1708 D2977/3A/5/10/8 McNaghten* Ballymoney (aged 34 in was renting 3/4 of Galldinagh (alias 1742 lease) Clogh),the quarterland of , Signature on tenements in Clogh and the customs of phone the fairs of Clough (formerly held by Thomas Mcnaghten and Skeffington McCollum of Loughgeel) for 3 lives or 21 yrs in 1742 (Thomas Lee son of William Lee of Dublin being one life)

NB This land and the fairs were previously held by Thomas McNaghten, Gent of Antrim (1682) and Anticur (1707) Though Thomas also held Drumnaglea in 1707 (which EA McNaghten had in 1783) Alexander Of Belemoney Protestant Undoubtedly the catholic convert of M’Naghten Householder in 1738 1740 21a Alexander Of Billy Protestant House COI PRO NI Though the Dr had property at Clogher, McNaughton Holder in 1740 he had died in 1736. Hence I reckon this Alexander is Alexander Of Protestant PRONI McNaighton , Householder in Bellaghy, 1740 25aa Alexander Buried St Son of (or is) 20a? McNaughton Paul’s, Dublin 12.04.1776 28a Alexander A labourer who b. 1726 near Fa:? McNaughton later joined the Armagh Admitted Chelsea 28th Feb 1772 aged 46 60th Foot or or Inverary, after 14 yrs service and hurt back on 40th Foot Scotland duty WO120/16 WO120/5 WO116/6 WO116/6 Son:? 36c Alexander A miner and b. Limerick Fa: Hugh 25a or unknown 25b? McNaughton later in 35th 1740 Discharged 29th October 1782 after 10 Foot years’ service (so only in 35th from 1772) Could be WO120/13 Margaret’s Son: ? father? 37b Alexander Labourer and b. 1745 Kells, Fa: ? McNaughton Sgt in 14th Foot (Nr Navan or in Co.Antrim Discharged 11th Feb 1779 between Could be Ballymena and Margaret’s / father ) Son: ? WO120/11 though WO120/7 states Kellsal ( in Cheshire)

In 1744 Robert Colvill, Hugh Colvill’s only surviving son, sold his large Co. Down estate to Alexander Stewart, but the Co. Antrim estate near Kells was inherited by Hugh’s daughter, Alicia, who married Stephen Moore, 1st Viscount Mountcashell, and the Colvill Co. Antrim interest passed to the Mountcashells

Alexander Buried St CoI IG Related to John buried 20.04.1774? McNaughton Paul’s Dublin 12.04.1776 Margaret McNaghten buried there 7.10.1790 37c* Alexander Had 200 acres b. Ireland Was evacuated from Charlestown, went MacNaughtan in Briar Creek, to St Lucia then St Augustine in April Georgia until 1784 the War of United Empire Loyalists Part II Vol XVII Independence When he joined the Militia for the British. In Quebec in 1787 Alexander Weaver? In the Protestant Paying 1/18/6 pa in 1775 D2094/50 McNaghton/ Vintners’ Householder 1740? Paying 1/18/6 pa in May 1776 D2094/51 McNaughton Bellaghy above Paying -/19/3 pa in 1781 T2825/C/19/2 Tenements Paying 3/0/1.5 pa in 1786 T2825/C/19/4 1775 – 1786 But not found in 1796-1801 Vintners Ballyscullion, Rent Rolls T2825/C/19/9 & 11

Co. Nb. These tenements were sold by the Londonderry Vintners in 1737 and probably demolished and rebuilt in 1791 Alexander Esq of the M’Naghten Treasury, Dublin Castle in 1822 Alexander Of Queen’s Is he an unrecorded son of Edmund McNaghten Chambers in Alexander of Beardiville? 1826 re land at Glenarm

Alexander Paying tithes in CHECK LEASE Edward paying So is this Alexander an unrecorded son McNaghlin [sic] Ballyhunsley, tithes in these of Bartholomew of Dimond and Townend,Park , WHO IS HE? places too Ballyboggy? Islandcarragh (presumably (all in Dunluce) Edmund.B.Edward. in 1828 H.McNaughton - son of Bart 34) (Though only Robert paying in Ballyboggy) Alexander Paying tithes in Edmund McNaughten Ballyhome in McNaughten Dunluce in paying tithes there 1828 too Alexander Private in Robert also a private, and EA a serjeant McNaghten Coleraine Yeomanry D4164/A/24 Cavalry in 1796 Alexander Tries to raise McNaghten Dunluce Troop of Yoemanry in 1796 Alexander Of McNaghten in 1805 refers to works at Lower Dunluce and A.E. M’Naghten Of Beardiville Takes out Game licence at Coleraine in in 1802 1802 as do: N'Naghten Francis, Coleraine M'Naghten Edmd, Bovagh and Alexander Of Ferryquay CoI Col Dau: Kitty 26.06.1804 McNaught Street, Coleraine And probably the father of Allick McNats

Alex McNaght Of , Dau: Mary m. George Doherty Coleraine in 08.04.1828 New Row Pres. 1828 (nb. Another Mary McNaght – of Gortycavan and daughter of Peggy – marries Wm Burnside, Blacksmith) Alexander Contributes £5 C o I D4164/A/23 McNaught to New Row Church, Coleraine in 1829 92 Alexander Labourer of Probably just m. Died 13th Light Dragoons from 29.06.1804 McNaughton Belfast* pre 1785 28.09.1826 and at Waterloo Trumpeter/TS m. Harriet Seward Arcot (India) Children: Could be M 13th Light 30th Mar 1809 Jane Margaret’s Dragoons Holy Trinity, Devon brother (wife in 1819) Ann (born by 1814) who m. Bandmaster George Spanworth of 13th LDs 20th Feb m. Henrietta who 1826 at Bangalore but he died 13th June died 13 Feb 1820 at 1827 at Cuddalore. She then married Bangalore aged 24 TSM Lewis Davis 24th Oct 1827 and they had a daughter Ann who died an infant m. Elizabeth Wilson in 1828 at Arcot; Alexander in 1832 who 4th Apr 1821. She evidently died; Alexander in 1833 and died in Bangalore who died in May 1834 in Bangalore. 18th Feb 1855 as Lewis died 8th April 1835 at McNaghtin aged 70 Bangalore(aged 33).

John bapt 8 Jun 1817 St Andrew’s, Newcastle but died soon after. (mother Harriet)

Alexander Windsor born 10th April & bapt. 16th June 1819 Madras d. Arcot 25th July 1819. (mother Harriet)

Step child:

Charlotte, (Elizabeth McNaughton’s will of 1850 leaves money to daughter Charlotte Wilson. Charlotte died a spinster in 1882)

WO25/1444 *But NO McNaghtens listed in 1800 Belfast Trade directory, Residents of Belfast 1807 nor residents of the town of Belfast 1808

The 13th were stationed in Kent in 1804 and then Taunton in 1808 and Hampton Court in 1809. Embarked for Portugal from on 14th March 1810. They fought hard in the Peninsular and returned to Ramsgate in July 1814 and thence to Hounslow and Weymouth. Cork in November 1814 till April 1815 and were then at Waterloo. Dover in May 1816. North of England till July 1817 then to Sussex. Then to Lancashire for Autumn of 1818 and then Romford. Embarked for India 9th Feb 1819

Lieut Berwick’s court martial mentions borrowing money off him in 1826 https://books.google.co.uk/books?id=dKEIAAAAQAAJ&pg=PA531&lpg=PA531&dq=M%27Naughton+%22Dragoons%22&source=bl&ots=LXLpi5Bb5q&sig=3RGYS5 quY7GJSms6teiZtIdEAno&hl=en&sa=X&ei=782hVMm2AoG6UOi0gvgK&redir_esc=y#v=onepage&q=M'Naughton%20%22Dragoons%22&f=false

Alexander Paid b.c.1790s? Dies 1861 Paying 2/3/8 at the Glenarm office McNaughten 5s.6d.Tithes in perhaps 16.03.1812 for Cloughs D1375/7/12 Cloughs, Layd in 1826 (as did In The Earl of Antrim’s Rent Receipt James) Book D915/3/A/1/4 BUT also in He is refered to as having Folio 317 and 1812 pays at Cushendall Office (The Larne Estate): 4.6 Poor Rate 9.0.4 Rent 30.09.1858 9.0.4 20.03.1860 9.0.4 20.12.1860 Then Mary Quinn takes over the payments on this Folio but paying just 5.0.0 rent, then Reps Michael Quinn. Then on 11.12.1862 Alex pays rent of 4.0.0 (A new Alex?) Daniel Black prosecutes him at Glenarm Manor Court in March 1820 for cattle straying in Middle Clough in Jan 1818 (D2977/23/1/2) Alexander Of Cloghs in Rents 6 acres James Snr & James Jnr rent 8 acres (and McNaghten 1821 of Cloghs from Daniel rents 23 at ) for 1 Lord Mark and life or 21 yrs Lady Charlotte Kerr in 1821 104aa Alexander Writing Clerk Dau: Jane b. 1819 m. Samuel Douglas, a * McNaughten of Church glazier at Ballymena in March 1854 street, witnesses: Ballymena John Cunning and Ann O’Hara

Thomas and Robert were tailors in Church Street in 1846 Alexander Painter and Voter 1836 M’Naughton glazier of 11 Bath street, Irishtown, Dublin in 1835 107aa Alexander Of St James’ m. Maria Smith at Son: Francis 113 b. 1828 Cape Breton a McNaughton Dublin and St James’ Dublin Gunner in 08.11.1824 1st/16th Royal William Sparling Artillery David Morrace 107aa Alexander Farmer in b.1803 Ireland m. Margaret Daughters: b* McNatten Washington, Jane b. Penn 1836 Butler, Margaret b. Penn 1834 Pennsylvania in 1860 125 Alexander Of , Bc.1812 m. Frances Jane Died 1852 PRONI Ist son of Robert 100a 126a McNaghten Esq Ballywillan, Corken (she dies at Will of 1856

Lt RN Antrim Ingram, Will exists T/810/436 1853) No issue 126a Alexander in b.c.1817 m. Frances Jane Buried CoI Fa: Robert 102 McNaughton Corken at Lisburn 29.10.1852 Of Portrush Cathedral Ballyrashane, 125? 17.05.1849 Co. Derry She buried 02.07.1853 aged 24 Alexander Emigrated to b. 1813 Ireland m. Mary in 1865 Edward b. 1866 McNetton Hector, NY in William b. 1870 1851 Cindyfaws tree 126b Alexander Farmer of b.c. 1818 or Rents house, offices and 45 acres in McNaghten Cloghs, Layd much earlier 1859 £10 or £19 (RC Parish of and the one Elector of 1857 Cushendall) paying tithes See James 49 b. 1756. D.1836 Layd With James also Ballymena there in 1826 House Offices and 45 acres (plot 25) for farming there £19 in 1862 from Earl of Antrim 126c* Alexander Farmer at RC Son: John 148a b. 1838 McNaughton Cushendall in 1863

126 Alexander Labourer and b. 1817 FMP Joined in London 31st Aug 1831 aged 14 McNaughten Drummer Scots St James, Discharged 1839 to live in London Fusilier Guards Dublin WO116/47 126d Alexander Coalhill b. 1822 Ireland m. Elizabeth Mary b.1841 Lanarks McNaughton labourer of (Kalighen?) Jean Dubin Land Elizabeth Main Street, Barony Maryhill, Lanarkshire in 1841 & 51

126e Alexander Ship’s b.1821 Ireland m. Ann Pres Son: Archibald b. 1847 NB McNaughton Carpenter in b John b.1851 Portland, New Margaret Brunswick in Family search says (in 1871 C) just 1871 Thomas b.1856 Caroline b.1860 126g Alexander Emigrated b. 1821 Ireland McNaughton from Liverpool 1848 126f Alexander Tanner of b. 1826 Ireland m. Mary Irish parents McNaughton Watertown, Jefferson in but perhaps Emigrated 1845 1864 then 1833 soldier Farmer in Jefferson in 1900 126h* Alexander Labourer of b.1827 Ireland m. Mary Died or Enlisted 186 NY Infantry at Watertown McNorton Watertown, discharged 24th Sept 1854 and discharged at Jefferson NY in (She at 19 Emmett 20th Jan 1888 Alexandria 2nd June 1865 NYState Street, Watertown soldiers and in 1888) sailors home in Though widow 1888 Mary McN of Watertown (b.1815 Ireland who died 5th June 1885 was dau of Brian and Sue McGue) and was buried Cambridge 126i* Alexander Naturalised NY English McNorton City 23.09.1856 147ba Alexander A soldier in b. 1828 m. Joanna Quinn Pres Fa: Duncan, a weaver * McNaughten 1853 (daughter of John) b in Galway in 1853 Alexander b.1829 d. 1874 Vol 12 p362 M’Naughten Dublin North Alexander b.1830 d.1874 Dublin Vol 12 p365 M’Naughten North 147b A A b.1832 d. Dec 1893 b* MacNaughton

147e Alexander Emigrated to b. 1831 Ireland m. Mary James b.c. 1852 Ireland McNaghten US in 8th Dec Robert b. c. 1851 Ireland 1852

147f Alexander Naturalised in b. 1830 Ireland McNaughton Jefferson in 1868 (pro Queen) 147d Alexander In Rutland, b. 1833 Ireland m. Bridget Henry J b. 1854 NY McNaughton Jefferson NY in Mary Jane 1860 Sandy William 147fa Alexander Farmer in b. 1830 Ireland m. Bridget William b. 1860 NY * McNorton Rodman, Sarah 147d? Jefferson NY in Alexander 1870 Daniel Ellen John Anna 147c Alexander Clergyman in b. 1835 Cavan d.1921 York, Fa: John (Scottish)of Perthshire McNaughton York, Toronto Toronto Mo: Nancy Hutcheson of Cumberland till 1921

Alexander Soldier 3171 b. 1832 Enlisted 1851 age 19 and deserted 1853 McNaughton 2nd Bttn Royal Ballyrashane, WO 69/652/425 Folio 444 Artillery & 520 Coleraine WO 69/74/477 Folio 17 in 1st Bttn 148 Alexander Labourer of b. 1835 m. Sarah d.30th Mar BM Dau: Mary b.1861 M’Naughton Cushendall 1883 aged 48 Bally Castle Probably RC and from Cushendall family 166b Alexander Cushendall m. Sally Martin Dau b. 04.02.1866 Cushendall (Birth McNaughten (Sarah Martin for registered in Ballycastle) 1870 birth) Son: Alexander b. 18 Aug 1870 (or 3rd Sept 1870 with James Martin and Margaret Quinn sponsors MIC1D/68/1). Alex probably married Elizabeth Celia Duggan 31.10.1905 at Granard, Longford and had descendants on Maureen Edgington’s tree including Daniel James and Patrick Charles FHL 101210 148h* Alexander In Newburgh, b. 1836 Ireland McNatten Orange, NY in 1850 150a Alexander Of On the Central Committee to raise funds McNaughton Newtownards, for hospital in 1894 Belfast 166a Alexander b.30.10.1845 RC RI Fa: Francis McNaughton Derryhollagh, Mo: Margaret Fitzpatrick Randalstown Alexander Sparman of b. 1847 Drowned 31st McNaughten Londonderry in Oct 1864 1864 Derry Alexander Son: McNaughtin John who m. Eliza Martin? Alexander Farm Manager b. 1866 m. Mary McDonnell RC Fa: James (or John and Eliza !!) McNaughton in Lubitavish, Mo: Ann Martin Cushendall Children: Hugh John 1892-1985 James Hugh 1892-1914 Able seaman Mary 1893 Archibald John 1894 Mary Agnes Ann Theresa Patrick Alexander Rose Charles Margaret Daniel 166c* Alexander b. 02.05.1865 Fa: John (his father was Alexander) McNaughten Cushendall Mo: Eliza Martin FHL 101105

171 Alexander In Glenaan b. 1866 m. Mary McDonnell Children: McNaughton Cushendall in John b.1892 went to Vancouver via 1911 Scotland for 40 yrs and then returned, dying aged 93

Archibald McNaughton 19 Mary McNaughton 18 Annie McNaughton 17 Patrick McNaughton 15 Alexander McNaughton 14 b. 1897 Rose McNaughton 13 Charles McNaughton 10 Maggie McNaughton 4 Daniel Sarah 172 Alexander In Cloghs, b.1866 RC Fa: James McNaughton Cushendall in Mo: Ann Martin 1911 Farm manager Brother John b.1868 for sea captain McKeegan 98 Alley Farmer’s b.1789 m.Alex? d.25th Feb BM See 130e for Alley family and John McNaughtin widow of female 1869 Bally McNaughton owning 3 houses in 1859 (but is this Aills Clough Castle And Thomas who m. an Alley and went Murphy of (Ian? present to Baltimore in 1815 Cushlake?) at death) Though more likely thist is the Aills Murphy of Cushlake whose mother was from Torr but married a Murphy in Antrim who was shot in 1798. (http://www.antrimhistory.net/oral- history-project/interview-with-annie- mckillop/) Alis married Alex McNaughton and had the James who eloped with Ann Martin and another of her sisters. Glens Gaelic speakers and RC

Ambrose Farmer and b.17.12.1868 m.Rose Liddy at McNaughton builder of b.04.12.1869 Cargin, Antrim 1894 Derryhollagh, Randalstown, . Lived in Ballygroby 1901 Andrew Farmer of The m.Anne/Nancy Left will in Probably the Alexander McNaught in McNaughton Grange, Burt, AcAdow 1812 Burt 1743-51 (of Bohillin Bog (1742), Donegal Grange Quarter (1743) and Castlehill in (adjoins Co. 1746. Londonderry) Sons: Took over the William McKnight of the Grange who farms of John emigrated to US and naturalised in 1791 and Alexander in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. McNaught D.11.07.1847 aged about 80. (Much researched in UHF library)

Alexander McKnight who married Jane Baker.

James McNaught 19a Archaball ?In Derry in m. Helen COI M’Naghton 1722 Daughter :Jane b 01.11.1722 St (The 1st Columb’s Derry Archibald) Archaball In Derry in m. Jean C o I Son Henry buried 21st Nov 1714 St McNaght 1714 Columbs Archibald Farms 18 acres Went to T1638/30/1 Volume of Maps 1788 McNaghten of arable in Lislabin in T1638/31/2 Rent Roll of Hugh Knockavrinvan 1803? Montgomery’s Antrim Estate 1810 (Knockavrinnin, Loughguile) on (Probably used Culfreightin RC) the Benvarden estate in 1788 (Lislabin on John Hamilton O’Hara’s (but not there Estate is being farmed by John in 1810) Edmonston and John Young on 1783 map T2971) 68d Archibald A weaver and b. Kintone Irish Militia* in 1799. Volunteered for McNaughton then soldier (Kinbane nr 2/27th Foot 11th May 1805 WO25/954 Ballycastle?), Antrim *Militia rankers were mostly Catholic – c.1779 but had Protestant officers 99h Archibald Irish (not b.c.1788 /1791 m. Catherine D Buried Pres Dau: Hannah Miller McNaughton b. McNaughton Scottish) in Ireland Perotte, b 1830 NS m. Thomas Goldsmith 1871 in Annapolis Oct Annapolis NS 2nd 1878 with Staying with Wm & Charlotte Woodland Catherine (she b.1822 England) and Oliver & who d. Jan Margaret A Goldsmith (she b. 1828 NS) 17th 1865 Archibald Farmed at (Lislabin on John Hamilton O’Hara’s McNaghtin Lislabin, Estate is being farmed by John Loughguile in Edmonston and John Young on 1783 1803 map T2971) Archibald Grocer in Tuam m. Agnes Browne C o I Son: McNaughten Co. Gallway in John Thomas b. 16th Oct 1845 bapt 1846 2.02.1846 Tuam

106 Archibald Farmed at WORTH 1825 See 151 and 19a McNaughton Craigatimpan, RESEARCHING Tithe Perhaps on of Patrick McNaghten who Ballymoney in LEASES apt. “refused” (to swear the oath?) there in Could be 1825 1803? interesting Tithe of 16s. (The only McN paying tithes in the parish). One of 18 tenants in the townland with George Hutchinson Esq being the landlord

Note: This was part of Clotworthy’s Estate c. 1640s which ran east-west from the Bann to Moneyneagh 113c Archibald Grocer on b. Ireland 1828 m. Mary C. McNaughton famine boat pres 1848 b Railway labourer in New Brunswick in 1891 151 Archibald b. 1836 d.1919 Bally RC BM McNaughton Castle buried Culfeightrin 151a Archibald Farmer of m. Margaret RC RI Son: John b. 30.05.1859 (mother not McNaughton Cushendall, Darragh (b.1837? – named) Moyle I believe she is the Margaret Son: Alexander bapt. 22.01.1860 (John McNaughton sponsor & Kate McKlagan) buried in the Darragh grave at Son: Archibald b.1861 Culfeightrin Witness: John 16.06.1907 aged 70 Son: Patrick b.05.04.1863

Dau: Mary b.20.02.1865

Son: Archibald bapt 28.12.1870 farmer of Clough who m. Harriet McKillop in 1898 Buried with her son Of Clough James who died Son: James b. 20.05.1875 (Sp: John McN 15.05.1945 and his and Catherine Bell) wife Margaret who died 17.05.95 Archibald m. Ann Dolargy RC Son: Archibald b. 20.01.1861 (Sp Dan McNaughton McKillop & Annie McBride) 151b Archibald Of Ballyvoy m. Margaret RC Dau: Elizabeth b. 1872 McNaughton Darragh Son: James b.20th May 1874 Farmer of Son: John b. 1858 Clough, Dau: Anne Jane b. 1876 Cushendall in Son: Neal b.1882 1874 (illiterate) Inscription: Of / your charity / pray / for the souls / of / Archibald McNaughton / Ballyvoy / died 20th January 1919 / aged 85 years / his wife Margaret / died 16th June 1907 / aged 70 years / their daughter Annie / died 5th May 1903 aged 25 years / their son John / died 23rd Sept 1930 aged 72 years / and their son Neal / died 29th Jany 1934 aged 50 years / RIP (Culfeightrin Roman Catholic Churchyard) 125d Armstrong Farmer b. 1815 Ireland m. Elizabeth Emigrated pre 1854 b McNaughton Blacksmith in (but b. 1824 Auburn, NY in Ireland in 1860 1880 C !) 125de Armstrong In Delaware in b.c.1818 m. Elizabeth Adair d. 1881 Convicted for attempted murder in 1880 McNaughton 1840 Ireland Delaware 125dc Armstrong Grocer in b. 1819 Ireland m. Elizabeth Rachel b. 1845 Kortright, NY McNaughtan Kortright Mary Delaware NY in Margaret 1850 103f Arthur In Ireland in m. Eleanor Costello Son: Patrick 112ma b.1815 McNaughton 1815 63 Bandon Sidney b.06.07.1777/7 Fa: James of Brook Street, Coleraine 43a Rusel 9 McNaughten Coleraine Barnard McNitt Birth 1700 in m. Jane Jean Clark Death 16 JAN Fa: Alexander McNaughton Donegal, 1773 in Mo: Sarah Donegal, Palmer, Ireland Hampden, Son: David McNitt Massachusett s, USA Baptis m. Elizabeth Register Dau: McNathen McCartney book Elizabeth bapt 5.10.1760 St Anne’s Cathedral, Shankill Also Elizabeth bapt 13th Nov 1768

Baptist bapt. Fa: Baptist McNeighton 14.02.1762 St Mo: Elizabeth Anne’s, Belfast 10c* Bartholomew Of d. by Nov Fa: Patrick 10 or Alexander 10b McNaghten Ballyhunsley, 1706 South No male son and his property at Toberdorman went to Francis 17 in lease of 31 yrs Nov 1706 Merchant of Dublin

In a deed dated August 22, 1665, "Daniel MacNaghten of Benvarden in the County of Antrim, Gent," settled upon his eldest son John various estates, including "Ballyboggie, Ballylekine, Ballinesse, with the mill thereunto belonging, Atilyboyland, Ballylogh, Ballvtegart, and Maghercrean," with remainder allotted to his younger sons Alexander and Daniel MacNaghten, and a nephew, Bartholomew MacNaghten of Ballyhunsley.

Ballyhunsley is the townland just 3 miles north of the Benvarden estate (as it was in 1788 map). Ballybogey is just 2 miles to the west (and just above Tullycapple.).

12 Bartholomew Of Benvarden 1677 m Mary McManus Left a will in Fa: John 11 MacNaghten Esq & Dunluce 1742 PRONI Snr T559 p.189 Dau: Jane 25 m. Workman His family lived Of Benvarden Son: John 27 half hanged and used St in 1736 and Son: Bart 34 Mary’s in held land at Dublin Ballytaggart, Dau: m. Leslie (deed of 1740 Canageeragh, mentions Toberbilly, house in Abbey Kilngilly, Street) Ballylough, Perhaps a Drumnabrasley merchant in Legacurry, Derry Feltin, Attaricherd, Knockavrinvan, Tullycapple & Ballybogey & Ballybogey mill (from brother Alexander)in 1736

& 2/4 of Knockanboy & 2/4 of Canogher forever & rents 5 acres of Glenlane and 5 of Eshery for 31 yrs in 1738 & 125a of Kirkistown in Coleraine Liberties 9th Feb 1739 (Fee farm) Leasing land http://irishdeedsin off Earl in dex.net/mem.php? Londonderry memorial=69591 8th Feb 1739 where Samuel Waring is a witness Bar McKnaghton Of Dunluce, Protestant Dunluce Lower Householder in 1740 34 Bartholomew Of Ballylogart b.c. 1724 m(1) Elizabeth Inherited land from maternal McNaughton / in 1736 Carey of Inishower, grandfather (Henry McManus of McNaghten Esq Donegal. d.Grafton Londonderry?) Of BallyBoggy Street, Dublin 1764 from 1760s 2nd Son of Bart 12 of Benvarden and just m(2) Sarah managed to secure smaller estate of Of Kirkistown Johnston of Down Ballybogey in 1756 before his elder in 1765 and in 1766 at St brother John 27 caused Benvarden to be grants the 47 Mary’s, Dublin sequestrated D2225/7/14 acre North Division to m(3) Charlotte The road from Ballybogey to Robert Given 28.11.1769 at Knockinkerragh was built over te moss Lowndes and Coleraine c. 1763 sells the entire (she was dau of quarterland of Robert of Kirkistown in Coleraine) 1797

Of Dunluce in 1769

Bartholomew Of Malindober Subscribed to The Messiah in 1766 in Coleraine Subscribed to Crawford’s History in 1783 34a Bartholomew Of Dimond, Dimond one No Will or C o I Children of Bartholomew McNaughton McNaughton Esq Coleraine in and Coleraine death noted Esq of Dimond: 1770 one are the which is same and “the strange Dau: Elizabeth Sarah bapt 08.11.1770 Churchwarden line” to Coleraine m. Thomas Conway of the at St Patrick’s Bartholomew Still signing Queens County Militia at Coleraine 30th 1772 b. 1806 via Vestry Book Mar 1795 Applotter for Henry on 2nd March town 1777 1793 but Son: Edmund Bartholomew Edward (both as His Reps have dead by Henry 68 b.1772 McNaghten Kirkistown in March 1795 but children 1809, his heirs Son: Henry George 71 b.1773 McNaghten) Ballyboggy and St Patrick’s Carnglass in register of Children of Bartholomew McNaghten In 1779 leasing 1810 burials seems Esq of Coleraine and Charlotte Given: a farm at intact for the Lisnarick to (Charlotte period but Son: Robert Cary Hamilton b. 1774 John Wilson Vandeleur’s only two letter to Miss burials are Son: Richard Bartholomew 89 b. 1785 (If Of Coleraine in Lecky confirms recorded in he’s not my Bartholomew, then he must 1782 Henry was 2nd 1793 and have died young since Charlotte son of none in 1794 Vandeleur states only 3 sons attained In 1782 he is Bartholomew maturity) leasing a farm of “Benvarden in East and Son: Mildmay Alexanderb. 01.04.1788 Ballywatt to Ballyboggy”) d.02.05.1788 Coleraine James Young and mills at Leasing farm in Ballyboggy and Lisnnarick to Note Ballyrashane to farmer in 1779 Bart senior was churchwarden till Mar a farmer 1793

Resident of Jno McNaghten was sidesman from 2nd Coleraine in Mar 1793 (John and his wife Sarah were 1783 and tenants of Bartholomew in Coleraine in churchwarden 1784 when they had a son Henry 1787-93 (have baptised) photo of signature) Edmund McNaghten Esq was churchwarden from April 1794 But signs Macnaghten till May 1795 when he signs McNaghten and then reverts in May 1797 Mr Henry McNaghten is churchwarden in April 1798 for a year and then again in May 1805 (though doing his N differently) Robert McNaghten was churchwarden in Aug 1803 and till Aug 1805 at least except when Henry was doing it in May.

34b Bartholomew Of Carnglass Mullin records Mortgage at Carnglass Beg in 1762 McNaghten Esq High Sheriff of McNaghten Carnglass is 3 miles from Balleybogy Antrim in 1781 Estate as Revallagh, Risk, NOTE: Carnglass beg, Outhill, McNaghten, Bart of Carnglass, Co. Lisnagalt & Ballywatt, Antrim is listed in “American Passenger Ballywatt in Carnglass, Lists”: Dunluce in Lisnarick, Mge. Hill Docts. 1762 (O.D.) 1762 Ballybogey, Tulleycapple, Kirkistown and the mill at Ballyrashane (Families of Ballyrashane) Bartholomew Many years Died pre 1848 Daughter Frances Macky McNaghten McNaghten Esq magistrate for dies in London 6.02.1848 of Coleraine Antrim and Londonderry Bartholomew Gentry of Pigot McNaghten Strand, Clontarf in (Edmond 1824 Bartholomew Edward Henry McNaughton)

44 Bartholomew Married Elizabeth Died 1832 RC RI Witnesses: Naughten MacCormack Longford Francis Naughten, Ann Jackson, (Note spelling) 29.12.1770 St aged 72 RI Catherine Newman Paul’s Arran Quay Of Greenhall, Co. Dublin Newton Cashel 52 Bartholomew Bapt. “Died Young” Son of half hanged 27 & Mary Edmund McNaghton 16.06.1753 Really? St Mary’s Dublin 76 Bartholomew Labourer of b.29.09.1785 A list of wives not A recruit of 3rd Aug 1798 McNaughton BallyMoney BallyMoney allowed to embark Served 5th Dragoons 15th June 1797 – and 5th with their husbands 24th March 1799 (1 yr 283 days Dragoon (soon after for Portugal in underage) Ballymoney December 1808 Drafted to 18th Dragoons (with many of 77 was burned by (WO12/1374) gives the 5th Dragoons) on 25th April 1799 government his wife as Mary (aged 17) – 3rd Sept 1814 (on reduction) (There are no forces (with 3 children) Trumpeter 3rd July 1802. Reduced 24th McNaughtons but we can be July 1803. Reappointed 20th Dec 1805. amongst the 18th Dragoon confident that his Reduced to Serjeant in I Troop 13th 646 names in notes show wife at the time March 1811 the 1766 appointed to was Ann Povey. Deserted 20th July 1812 (or 31st May Religious the Band 24th If the third child 1812) from Hounslow (“reported to be Census of April 1799 was theirs, then it in London”and aged 27) WO25/2906 Ballymoney. aged 14 and on must have been Rejoined 15th Nov 1812 Nor tithe his 3rd Foot Sarah’s twin. (Possibly 4th /1st Foot on 14th Sept 1814 payers 1780- notes of 1814, though this is probably a mis-attribution 1817 bar 29th Sept 1785 of the record to the wrong regiment by widow is written next Ancestry.) McNaught in to his service 2nd/ 3rd Foot 16th Sept 1814 – 7th Sept Glenlylough in WO 25/326 1821 1780) (Two other Kilmainham outpensioner 2891 of 12th entries in the Sept 1822: Worn out by long service and Though there Band records poor vision of right eye. 15 yrs service is Archie show him as 17 with 165 days disallowed. Still says aged farming 18 on joining, and 40 and says McNaghten. Note says: acres at one as 18 on Dead per letter 22702 WO 118/43 Knockavrinnian joining in April on the 1799 – but I Benvarden believe he was Estate (but it’s lying about his the other side age at that of Loughguile) period of time.) in 1788. There is no evidence of him ever returning to England after his discharge in 1821 (and his pension details were never transferred to Chelsea). None of his children (who continued to stay in England with their mother) named a child after him. (On 16th May 1816 he was sent from the Depot to join the 1st Btn at Croix in France where it was part of the army of occupation. WO12/2115. He is stationed in France – variously at Croix, St Ormon and Valenciennes – for the next two years till October 1818. The regiment returned to England in the first week of November 1818 but his son George ( 127) was born 1818/19 Hounslow .There is therefore a possibility that he knew George could not have been his. Perhaps he therefore gave up on the family and settled in Ireland (or even Scotland or Canada in the end). (He certainly didn’t die in England after 1837 when registration of Deaths began.) 77 Bartholomew 18th Dragoon Married Ann Povey Dead by 1861 She born Brentford, Middlesex 1783 McNaughton Of Ealing at Ealing in 1807 and probably Dau: Sarah 119 b. 1807 76 by 1837 (witnesses: Son: John 119aa b. Nov 19th and Thomas Williams & baptised 25th Dec 1808, St Lawrence’s, Charlotte Povey) New Brentford. (Son of Bartholomew MacNorton , trumpeter of the 18th Light Dragoons and Ann Povey)

Son: George 127 b.1818

119 Sarah b. Married George Daughter of Bartholomew McNaughton Hammersmith Rampton, a painter McNaughton, soldier, of Ealing 77 1807 at Ealing St Mary Francis Tracey (Margaret 85’s son) was but not 29.04.1838 (both of a witness at the marriage baptised at St Old Brentford) Paul’s Possible children: Hammersmith (James b. 1839 St Pancras?)

Sarah Rampton infant of Night and Morning Row, Richmond buried 10th June 1840 (with George aged 24 who died 6th June)

George b. 1848 Bloomsbury 78 Bartholomew Travelled with Ship list McNaughton his wife from http://www.theshipslist.com/ships/pass Quebec to engerlists/1827/jmsep09.shtml Montreal 09.09.1827

Since Bart 77 was not married till 1830 this must be my Bart !!!

85 Margaret Born Ballcastell Married John (aged 71 Tracey Children: McNaughton (Bally Castle), Tracey at St Mary’s when she Antrim Drogheda 1799 died on 1st Anne born 14th Dec 1799 Croydon. Bapt 5th June My Confirmed 1783 aged 15 but no Oct 1854. Her 1800 at St John the Baptist Croydon. Ancestor such marriage death at 121 m. William Stacey 12th Aug 1819 Kingston Upon (aged 68 in record found (even Churchyard, Thames. They lived in Brewer’s Lane Richmond till 1851 Census of by the regiment in Richmond she died 12th Feb 1840. He was a greengrocer and Richmond) 1816). He died at being moved to George Street, Richmond in 1841. (transcribed as Northampton 3rd reported by Pam rather March 1816 from her daughter Thomas Bartholomew born 26th Dec 1801 New than Pain on wounds received at Mary Radford, Nottingham. Enlisted King’s Dragoon Ancestry!) Waterloo. Margaret Guards 28th Nov 1815. Paine) m. Hannah Pallon in South Leith, Edinburgh 4th March 1828 Note: John Tracey b. 1778 served in John born 23rd June 1804 and bapt 23rd August the 5th Dragoons 1804 at Arundel RC . Buried in Preston, Sussex 3rd with the following March 1806. McNaughtons: Francis born 21st August 1808 and bapt 4th Sept Patrick b. 1740 1808 St Nicholas RC, Newcastle – a blacksmith. Francis b. 1773 m(1) Mary Ann Agate 31st March 1845 (she John b. c. 1780 d.1848). Bartholomew b. m(2) Mary Ann Drew 31st Jan 1850 1785 m(3) Ellen Agate. Victualler of Artichokes of 77 South George Street, and in the 1st King Richmond in 1851. Publican of Croydon in 1861. Dragoon Guards Process server of 108 Windmill Rd, Croydon in with: 1881. Francis b. 1773 John b. 1791 Sarah born 10th April 1813 Connaught, Ireland m. Thomas Brandon Terry in Hannover Square in m(2) James Paine 1843. 27.06.1822 at St Mary’s Ealing Alexander born 15th Sept 1814 Glasgow* Witnesses: m. Hannah Payne 25th Sept 1836 in Guildford. Elizabeth and A blacksmith in Balcombe in 1841. A railway Charles Atlee. contractor in March, Cambs in 1851. Lived at Church Walk Richmond in Mary Margaret (Paine) b. 1824 Richmond 1841 & 51 He a post boy then ostler. He was a fly driver in 1854.

Originally the children were baptised Catholics but, bar John, all were then baptised Anglican at St Sepulchre, Northampton 9th June 1816 (after their father’s death)

*The KDGs were in Cork,Ireland at the time –so why was Margaret in Glasgow (surely to see parents.)

NB The boys were trained as blacksmiths at the Royal Military Asylum, Chelsea. Francis was admitted on 2nd August 1816 and discharged 4th August 1822. Alexander was admitted 27th Sept 1825 and discharged 23rd Nov 1828. (Sarah received an annuity from the Waterloo Bounty charity.)

Despite the blacksmith link, there are no known Patrick’s in this descent, so Patrick 37 must have been a parallel line? Although, interestingly, no surviving grandchildren seem to have been named after John Tracey either.

Children of Margaret McNaughton and John Tracey and the names of their children. Anne Thomas John Francis Sarah Alex Stacey Bartholomew Terry ande r Ann b. 1824 Alexander Thomas B b. 1846 Margaret Eliz Berkley b. 1828 Thomas b.1825 Francis b. 1829 Elizabeth Margaret Charlotte Jane Frederick b. Catherine b. Sarah Ann 1827 1831 Francis b. 1829 Sarah Anne b. Hannah 1833 Matilda Jane Louisa b. Robert b. 1836 Mary Ann 1831 Esther Sarah b. 1834 Margaret b. Alexander Albert 1838 Francis b. 1861 Alexander b. Thomas B b. 1834 1842 George b. 1835 Alfred Margaret b. 1836 Henry b. 1838

82 Margaret Clonmellon Bapt RC Fa: James Naughtan Naughtan/ 01.05.1784 Mo: Ann Martin Bessy Naghtan 5th Dragoons Clonmellon, Co. Sponsors: Thomas Farmham and Rose Martin (Note Spelling) here in 1785 Westmeath

83 Margaret Bapt Fa: Duncan McNaughton 11.08.1784 Mo: Mary McKinlay (Scots) Kilmadock, Perth 84 Margaret Bapt Fa:Peter McNaughton 03.11.1782 Mo: Anne McFarlane (Scots) Logierait, Perth

114 Bartholomew Of Coleraine (in b.c. 1806 In Glasgow in 1841 Died PRON Fa: Henry 71(son of Barth of Dimond) McNaghten Esq 1830) Ireland with wife Catherine 01.01.1852 Of Argyle Street, Glasgow 1841 (b. 1811) “Last of the Of Independent means. Of Ballybogy & (Apparently Line” In 1848 he is leasing land at Tullycapple Tullycapple (in inherited m. Catherine (Kitty) to a farmer Dunluce and Ballyboggy McNaghtin Will T/810/432: Lisnisk, from his uncle 18.05.1830 at Wife Catherine 114c Lisnagalt in Captain Coleraine Cousins are Alexander 125 and Robert Ballyrashane; Edmund – 125b and Charlotte 115 and mill of eldest son of Ballyrashane in Bartholomew, Kirkistown but the entail (which go to ended with Catherine and him and then to Robert though James Alexander was Montgomery) heir at law, Bartholomew left Ballyboggy to the Montgomerys who had Benvarden) 114a Bartholomew Communicant b. 18.10.1806 …tholomew of Monument in Fa: Henry 71 (was McNaghten Esq Xmas day 1823 Ballybogg Balyrashane 73) And Easter d.01.01.1852 Church 1829 when Coleraine age 46 with Mr Son-in-law of James McNaughton McNaghten (Robert?) (Gravestone Xmas day 1830 inscription) with wife. 1831 Of heart attack at with Robert his residence and Mrs. Ballyboggy

Magistrate 1843 JP in 1852

Bartholomew House20, m. CoI 1831 With 1 female servant McNaughtin Spittle Hill, Census Coleraine 114b Bartholomew Tithes in (note Rev Paying Tithes in 1827 McNaghten Esq Rockspring, Edmund Leslie 114a Kilbride, was “of 31 and 30 acres of real estate with. Wexford in Rockfield “ in Tithe £3. 4s. 1827 Edmund’s will of 1780 Gentleman's Magazine and Historical Review, Volume 98, Part 2 p.600

114c Catherine Wife of b.1811 m. Bartholomew 26.03.1863 Dau: of James McNaghten Bartholomew 18.05.1830 Sister of Rev Robert 100a (she can’t be! of Ballyboggy, – his father is Bart) and New Row Coleraine 114c Catherine b.1811 Ireland McNaghten visiting Stevensons in Edinburgh in 1871 114c Catherine Owned flax mill And houses Land at Ballybogey Gri McNaghten and 3 houses in and rents out & Tullycapple in Craigtownmore two 90 acre Dunluce Parish , farms at Ballyaghran,nr Lisnagalt, Land at Lisnagalt Coleraine in Ballyrashane in and Kirkistown in 1859 1859 1867 131d Bartholomew An engine Bapt m. Ann Bilton Died as a Angli Fa: Thomas (pitman) b McNaughton worker in 02.11.1823 (daughter of John Brakeman of Mo: Ann (but quite Crook, Durham Long Benton, Bilton, watchman Peases Of Benton Square, Long Benton possibly named in 1851 Northumberlan of Trimdon Colliery Cottages, Sister: Elizabeth b. 1826 after d and from Crook 31st Jan Bartholomew Lincolnshire) in 1856 Scott) Trimdon parish (Inflammatio Children: Church, Stockton n of the Thomas b. 1846 Wingate, Durham on Tees 11th May lungs) 1845 John b.1848, Stanhope/Frosterly , Durham a coalminer and married Mary Witnesses: Ann (of Crook) and had Thomas b.1872, McNaughton William b.1874, Hannah b.1876, David Grieves Bartholomew b. 1880, George b.1883, Annie b.1885, John b.1893

Margaret b. 1850 Brancpeth, Durham

Bartholomew b. Crook, Durham 1855 (Wesleyan) who m. Ellen (of Hendon, Durham) and had Agnes b.1875 and George b. 1877

Elizabeth b. Crook, Durham 1856 who m. Robert Johnson 7th Nov 1874 at Brancepeth

Bartholomew living with b. 1826 On 28 Jun 1835 Andrew Johnson McNaughton Andrew Scotland (widower), of this parish married Ann Johnson (a Nafton (widow), of this parish, by banns With brother coalminer at at St. Nicholas, Newcastle (Anglican) John (b.1821) Greencroft Witnesses: Bartholomew Scott, Edward and sister Colliery) and Elliott Margaret his wife Ann (b.1831) (b.1806)* in An Elizabeth McNaughton aged 14 was Lanchester staying with Bartholomew Scott in Durham in 1841. Therefore, I presume Ann Nafton 1841 was Ann McNaughton (widow of Thomas 105h) *(an Ann Hogg was baptised 19th May 1806 at St Mary’s, Gateshead – parents: John Hogg and Ann Askew) 142d Bartholomew Servant to Wm b. Ireland c. m. Rose Ann RC son of age of deceased Patrick McNaughton Odell, Army 1831 Hughes (daughter McNaughton (112m) and the late Marie Medic in of deceased Philip McNaughton of Quebec Quebec in WHERE !! Hughes and 1861 Catherine Daniel of Chidren: Quebec). Kate/Catherine b.1865 Labourer 29th May 1863 at Mary A In Coaticock, St Patrick’s Quebec Eiizabeth Stanstead, Patrick Donald b. 1869 Ireland (prob d. Quebec in married in the young)(not registered Ulster) 1871 & 1891 presence of William Daniel Hughes and Mary William J Normile. James

Bernard b.1792 d.1879 M’Natten 107a Bernard Of Athlone ? His child born in Athlone in 1811 McNaghten Son? Bernard b. 1817 Ireland Bernard One of the McNatan 160,000 respectful persons signing Lord Viscount Morpeth’s testimonial in 1841 111i Bernard Farmer of 1826 & 1835 7 acres for 6s. in 1825 jointly with McNaghten Cormurphy, Tithe Patrick Monaghan Rents a tiny house and 5 acres in1859 Griffiths (land £5) 125ia Bernard Railway b.1817 Ireland m. Mary Rc Son: McNaughton labourer of Francis b. Ayre 1849 Kilmaurs, Ayr 1851 one born Henry in 1871 and ag in Bernard lab of St Randalstown, James Quivox, Ayr in Antrim c. 1819 1851 125ib Bernard Labourer in b. 1822 Ireland m. Eleanor * McNaughton Houghton Le Spring, Durham in 1871 or 1881 Bernard Farm labourer b. 1822 m. Mary McKinnon RC Children: McNaugton Randalstown, in Auchinleck, Francis (Nr Drummaul) Scotland in 1848 Henry Bernard James 125i Barney Ag lab of b. 1816 Ireland McNaughton Angus’s Land, Barony Maryhill, Lanarks in 1841 164b Bernard Emigrated to b. Ireland McNaughton Canada in c.1841 1859. In Stanstead, Quebec in 1871 129aa Bryan Labourer of b.1821 Ireland m. Rosellen Dau: Mary b. 1864 McNaughton Edinburgh St Johns in 1871 129ab Charles b. 1772 m. Margaret Evans Ancestry Tree McNaughton Limerick Son: Thomas Galway McNaughton Evans b. 1804 112e Charles Sawyer of It is probably his daughter that is the McNaughton Meeting House Charlotte Jane 132 b.1826 that marries Lane, Belfast in a servant in Balleymoney 1820 112ee Charles Rents tiny Rents house, offices and 9 acers at McNaghten cottage and Carnglass Beg, Ballyrashane in 1859 £9 rents 9 acres at (land £8) off James Hannay Ballyrashane in But lets a tiny house to Sarah Clyde 1859 112eg Charles Emigrated to b. 1805 Ireland Sons? Thomas b. 1829 Ir McNaughton US in 1849 Charles b. 1830 Ir Ellen 112ef C P McNaughton In St Anne’s b.1811 Ireland Montreal in 1851 122ea Charles In b. 1815 Ireland m. Ann McNaughton Massachusette s in 1870 112ee Charles of Beardiville Had bastard child (Peggy Ann) to Jane a McNaughten Park McCaghan bapt Dunluce 05.11.1822 Charles Mr of MacNaughten Beardiville in 1821 Charles Paying tithes in Son or brother of the Edmund Esq MacNaughten Gallenagh in paying tithes there too? Tickmacrevan, (Probably Edmund Charles, nephew of (probably Glenarm in Edmund Alexander of Beardiville) Edmund Charles 1832 later Bart) Charles Merchant b.1828 BT 114/15 McNaughton seaman of First went to sea 1849 Cushendal (Thomas too) c.1850 Ticket 121323 & 467762 112eh Charles Labourer (of Dau: Charlot a servant m. Charles * McNaughtin BallyMoney?) Darcus a servant at BallyMoney 27th Aug 1849 113a Charles Bapt 7.02.1828 RC Fa: Patrick 105e McNaughtin Tralee Charles Accountant Full age in 1852 m. Harriet Anne Fa: John (dec’d) McNaughton Beart in St Pancras in 1852 113b* Charles A Labourer of b.1846 Ireland m. Bridget Kelly Mo: Mary b. 1799 McNaughton Coatbridge, (mother aged Sister Jane b. 1840 Lanarks in 1871 47 ?) Children: Furnaceman in Matthew b. 09.07.1868 in 1891 Livingston,West Lothian John Lizzie Julia Patrick Charles Engineer b. 1848 d.1881 FMP McNaughton Howrah, Calcutta Christopher Of Lower m. Mary Murray RC Gri Son: John b. 30.10.1840 McNaughten Barratitoppy, Tedavnet, Monaghan 113b* Cornelius b. 1783 m. Nancy Jane d.16.09.1843 Fa: Daniel? McNaughton Mulvanon Children: Mary Jane b. 25.11.1811 Coleraine m. Marcus Fayette Irwin in Pittsburgh 27.08.1833 Death 14 Apr 1876 in Pittsburgh, Allegheny, Pennsylvania, 2c* Daniel Of Oldstone (in d. by 1637 Son*: John 4b McNaughton the Barony of Son*: Neale 4c Kilconway) Catherine Margaret Fenola

Mentioned in Ulster Inquisition (para 14) in 1627 as McNaghton Daniel Magheralean, Hearth Tax McNaghteen Drummaul in Barony of Upper Toome in 1669 4 Daniel Chief of the Fa: John 2 MacNaughton Clan 7? Benvarden Son or is:Daniel 7

Donnell Sword in Earl R J Hunter’s footnote says son of John of McNaughtyn of Antrim’s Benvarden and the one who extended British Tenants the family’s holdings significantly by on his buying four in 1637 Servitors’ Lands in the Served with Alexander 1630 muster 7 Daniel Chief of the m.Catherine d. Pre Feb Fa or is: Daniel 4 MacNaughton Clan Dowdale, niece of 1679 Of Benvarden 4? the Bishop of (referred to Son*: John 11 Antrim but this as deceaced Son*: Alexander 11a must be wrong in deed of 6th Son*: Daniel 11b since Primate Feb 1679) Dau*: m. Andrew Willoughby Dowdall, D2977/3A/3/ Dau*: Esme of Beardiville m. Bryan Archbishop of 1/33 McManus (though book "The Chiefs of Armagh was 1487- Clan MacNachtan And Their 1558 Descendants" by Angus I. Macnaghten published in 1951 later states that she was daughter of John 11. Early entries in my table marked with an asterisk are details gained purely from this book)I think Esme is Bartholomew of Ballyhunsley’s sister and both were children of Alexander. Daniel McNaghten Gent of Leased 2/4 of from Randal the ½ of D/2977/3A/3/1/3 & 17 Ballymagarry in Ballyneglough Earl of Antrim and Benvarden, ¼ 1637 [Ballylough] in Alexander of Kilmoyle, ¼ (And held ¼ of Ballyrock in 1679 – but Billy / Dunluce McDonnell (his of don’t know reference) and ¼ brother) 20th July & Balenelorgan, Croggerye in 17th Aug 1637 for 2/4 of Cary ; and ½ 41 yrs Ballelegin, ¼ * An historical account of the Ballytaggart, of Ballenasse Macdonnells of Antrim : including Loughguile; ½ and half ¼ of notices of some other septs, Irish and Laggachore; ½ Ardtiboylane Scottish (1873) by Rev George Hill Maghernan; and the mill https://archive.org/stream/historicalacc and ½ of oun00hill#page/438/mode/2up Ballylough in Ballenasse* probably refering to 1637 Billy Donnell In Muster Roll Earl of Antrim’s British Tenant on his McNaughten for Servitors’ lands (along with Alexander) Cary/Dunluce/ Toome in Kilconway Barony 1630 Donell Gent of leased land in D/2977/3A/5/1/5 McNaghten Ballymagarry in Mullan,Killins & (Daniel 4) 1637 Rosnashane (all in Finvoy) in trust for widow of Allastren Mckaye in 1637

Donnell Son and heir to Protestant so Fa: John 1 McNaghton 1st John did not forfeit (Daniel 4) McNaughton lands in 1641 Son: John 4b (killed at Dunmaul 1641) of Benvarden.

An agent to the Antrim Estate

Inherited 60 acres of Ballymagarry nr ; 30 acres at Coolnegar; 60 acres at Benvarden (Also had (No he didn’t!) lands by the river Bann 2 miles south of Coleraine: 17/4 of Ballymulvany; 2/4 of Ballylease; 1/8 of Knockantrane and 10 acres at Killy Tiny and 2/4 of Dromore; 2/4 of Twonacabogy; 2/4 of Cowldarra; 2/4 of Lackanreagh? This was wronly copied from archive.org Earl of Antrim)

Dunluce Castle, which as the ancient seat of the Macdonnells had undergone much battering in the tempestuous days of Sorley Boy, came to be regarded as unsuited to further use by Randal, second Earl of Antrim, soon after the middle of the seventeenth century. So the Earl bought Ballymagarry, probably from Daniel MacNaghten, and Benvarden House was built to become the chief seat of the MacNaghten family for a while. In a deed dated August 22, 1665, "Daniel MacNaghten of Benvarden in the County of Antrim, Gent," settled upon his eldest son John various estates, including "Ballyboggie, Ballylekine, Ballinesse, with the mill thereunto belonging, Atilyboyland, Ballylogh, Ballvtegart, and Maghercrean," with remainder allotted to his younger sons Alexander and Daniel MacNaghten, and a nephew, Bartholomew MacNaghten of Ballyhunsley.

Downs Suvey site states that in 1670 Daniel had 18 townlands: Ballycraig Upper and Lower, Ballykeel. Ballyleckan, Ballytober East and West, Walle Mill, Ballyness, Ballyclough North, North Centre, centre, South centre and South, Flower Mill, Seneril, Ballybogy, Shellfield, Benvardin and Dunluce. (The sites’ maps show how much of the area was still unsettled bog.): http://downsurvey.tcd.ie/down-survey-maps.php#bm=Cary&c=Antrim&indexOfObjectValue=-1&indexOfObjectValueSubstring=-1 Danyell Attorney for McNaghten John Shaw over land at Glenarm 1637 3 Donald [sic ?] Landed Gentry Left will in PRONI McNaghten Of Oldstone, 1661 Connor Daniel McNaghten Possessed This was then leased by the Earl of Ballyrock in Antrim to Robert Cussack Esq of Ballyrashane Dunluce D/2977/3A/3/1/33 till his death pre 1679 7 Daniel Of Benvarden Hearth Tax (Alexander had a hearth at Ballyboggy at McNagten in 1669 the same time)

Daniel Alderman of ? m. Ellinor daughter Daniel d.1689 Dau: McNaghten of Ross Gaynor and Ellinor Rose who m. Matthew Reynolds, then married Merchant of Dublin. (It was Reynolds Bryan Mahon who left all this info in a will of 16 Sep of Castlegar, 1724 – Bethan abstracts or prerogative Co. Galway in wills NAI) 1693 (who fought for http://www.thepeerage.com/p50810.ht King James at m te Battle of the Boyne) A penal bill of £40 by Daniel McNaghten and had dated 16 June 1686 is in the Gunning several/eight family’s Irish archive at Northants children with Record Office him Daniel Of Benvarden Typescript But if this is Daniel T/372/B McNaughten in 1692 record actually born c.1660 then Is tenant of states “of he may well be 2/4 of Rencoward” living at Rencoward Ballyboggy with a note (though not sure 2/4 of saying that this Rencoward actually Ballylickine must be a exists) ¼ of Ballyness mistake and it ½ Q of must be Artboylan Benvarden 11b* Daniel McNaughton BUT NOTE m. Catherine book Fa: Daniel 4 ENTRY BELOW McKenty (dau of FOR 1784 Neal) (She d. 14.03.1684 at Glenarm aged 26) Daniel b.1674 d.1674 Fa: John 11 McNaughton 36d* Daniel In St James, m. Elizabeth Son: McNorton Dublin in 1759 John b. Dublin 1759

Daniel Appointed Glenarm Court Leet D2977/23/1/2/1 McNaugton Petty Constable for North end of the parish of Layde 06.05.1789 Daniel Of Glenarm BUT NOTE m. Catherine Stone missing but there in 1911 McNaughten area ENTRY ABOVE McKenty (dau of T3054/A/2 FOR 1684 Neal of Crany) who d.14.03.1784 and was buried in Glenarm Tickmacrevan 111aa Daniel m. Jane McGrath Witness James McNaughton McNaughton 03.05.1795 St Nicholas Dublin 107b* Daniel Carpenter of b. 1798 bachelor d. 30th Jul Surely brother of Francis McNaghten Derryhollagh, 1869 Antrim Randalstown Daniel In 1802 has bill McNaghten settled for him by Edmund McGildowney agent at Ballycastle (whose attorney is Robert McNaghten of Dublin) Daniel Tenant of Holds 2/4 of D372/A McNaughten quarterland of Ballyboggy; 2/4 Rencoward of Ballylickine; (which ¼ of Ballyness; document ½ Q of suggests ought Artboylan in to be Dunluce. (doc Benvarden) says purchased in 1845) Daniel Orthodox m. Jane Huston Pres Sons: McNeighton Presbyterian of Daniel bapt 18.03.1834 Cairncastle Cairncastle, Robert bapt 17.01.1836 Glenarm 1834- 42 T3054/B/7A & B

Daniel Tithes in McNaughten Cushendall (5s. 6d.) and Knocknacarry (£1 0s. 6d.) in 1826 Daniel Of Rents 23 acres (James Snr & James Jnr rent 8 acres, and McNaghten Knocknacarry of Alexander rents 6 at Cloghs for 1 life or ( Cushendall) Knocknacarry 21 yrs from same landlord) McNaughten in 1821 from Lord D2977/3A/4/80/6 (for 1 life and Mark and Lady to John Charlotte Kerr Perhaps son of Patrick b. 1786 who dies McCambridge in 1821 for 21 there eldest son of yrs Note: James Only Alexander McNeille at McCambridge (plots 4, 5, 6, 7 Knocknacarry in 1742 of Leaney, & 8 But Thomas is tenant in May 1847 Antrim.) (written on front of lease) and Patrick on official map of 1849 D2977/36/20/5 Signs (in a fine (Then Mcleary in 1857) hand) McNaughten

Daniel Of New Row Griffiths WHO IS HE? MacNaughten Upper, Coleraine in 1858 111 Daniel Of Drummuck, Will of 1849 PRO NI McNaughton Clogher

111a Daniel McNatten Farmer Of 1832 Tithe An Drummock, Tehallen, Monaghan Daniel b.c.1812 d.1872 M’Naughten Monaghan Daniel In Antrim Gaol M’Naughton in 1836 112j Daniel Turner b.c.1811 Article on Google re his trial for murder McNainghton / Criminal Isaviour, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Daniel_M' McNaughtan luvator of Ireland Naghten Royal No – born Fa: Daniel Bethlehem Scotland Mo: Ada hospital, (Glasgow?) Southwark in c.1813 McNaughton Rules of insanity 1851 120af Daniel Farmer b. 1812 Ireland Son John McNaughton Emigrated Dau Eliza 1853 to Philadelphia 130aa Daniel Labourer of b. 1819 Ireland d. a McNaughton German St, Philadelphia Philadelphia in 21.02.1873 1873 130aa Daniel In Pennsylvania b. 1819 Ireland m. Catherine Son: John F C McNaughton b McNaughton in 1870 130aa Daniel Labourer in b. 1817 Ireland c* McNorton Kelly’s island, Eire, Ohio in 1850 130aa Daniel Labourer in Pa, b. 1820 Ireland m. Catherine Children: f* McNorton US in 1860 Charles b. 1848 Pa Isabella Mary Sarah John Kate David 130a Daniel b.1820 m. Kate McQuillan d.1890 McNaghten Daniel Cushendall, m. Catherine RC Children: McNaughtin Layde area McQuillan Archie b. 17.12.1864 (Sponsor Archy McNaughten) Mary b. 27.02.1867 Charles b. 5.10.1870 (Sponsors Alex McN and Rose McQuillan)Layde and (Cushendall) MIC1D/68/1 Daniel Farmer of b.1820 m. Catherine d. 25th Jan RC Son: McNaughton Clough, McQuillan 1887 Clough Charles b.26.10.1862 Cushendall Cushendall Archibald b.17.12.1864 Charles b. 05.10.1870 Cushendall (present at death) Alexander m. Elizabeth MacGann in Granard, Co. Longford 1905

130b* Daniel b.1819 UK m. Mary Arthur of Son: Daniel b. 1843 Ireland (Tea and McNaughton Airdrie Lanarkshire Spice Merchant) m. Agnes Whitelaw Mchaffie 14.06.1872 South Lodge,Pollok,Eastwood,Renfrwshire 134d* Daniel Arrived NY b.1825 Ireland McNorton 19.04.1853 with Owen Daniel Merchant From BT 114/15 McNaughton seaman of Layde c. 1845 Ticket 58492 Daniel Of Glenriff or Griffiths McNaughan Waterfoot, Warren in Layd in 1860 Daniel Labourer of m.Catherine C o I Fa: John, labourer McNaughton Coleraine Park Kilpatrick Mar 29 Mar 1854 but Dau: Jane bapt 10.03.1858 Dunean RC Coleraine, St RC (Sp Jane Keenan) Patricks bapt Daniel b.c.1834 d.12th Aug Death cert not viewed McNaughton 1894 Armagh aged 60 Daniel Labourer of b.c.1837 Mary Jane RC Admitted Armagh workhouse 26th May McNaughton Mullinary, 1887 to 6th July (No.1687) Middletown, Armagh in Did he have a son Thomas in 1876 with Ann (a servant) who was brought up by his uncle at Doogery, Middletown but in the workhouse 2 Aug 1887 to 19th Sept? (No. 1867) 149a Daniel Grocer of b. 1835 Ireland m. Ellen Parents Irish McNaughton Worcester, Mass in 1880 164 Daniel Pensioner Married Elizabeth Pres BM Fa: Patrick , a labourer 125g McNaughton (soldier) in Morell 19.11.1868 1868 of at Ballymoney 1st Mullhome Presbyterian Church (she daughter of Samuel, a MIC/1P/363/A1-C1 labourer.) 164a Daniel Labourer then b. 1839 2/5th Foot 17th Dec 1857 – 15th Jan McNaughton Soldier , 1863, then 99th Foot till 5th Oct 1867 Coleraine Served in Mauritius 4.5 yrs and Cape of Londonderry Good Hope 4.5 yrs. Labourer WO97 164aa Daniel Quay Labourer b. 1839 Ireland m. Mary J (wife in McNaughton in Govan, 1901) Lanarks in 1901 164ae Daniel McNatten In Perry, b.1837 Ireland With Frances or Esther * Clarion Pennsylvania in 1850 Daniel Of St Patrick’s m.Jane Black RC RI Son: McNaughtan Belfast in 1861 John b. 1861 Daniiel at Union Place, M’Naughton Lancaster street, Belfast in 1877 Daniel Labourer of b.1847 m. May One child (perhaps the James aged 38 McNaughton and labourer of Down claiming relief in getting Feb 1903 b.1865) Outdoor Relief from Downpatrick workhouse in 1900 aged 53 David McKnight Of Coleraine in b.1693 m. Priscilla d.17.07.1733 C o I Children: 1733 aged 40 Wybrant d. 30.11.1737 Margaret m. Church 112o David Soldier b.1799 Ayre m. Margaret Son: McNaughton Chelsea William b.1838 Ireland Pensioner in Gallowgate, Glasgow St John in 1851 112n David Weaver of b. 1809 Ireland m. Mary Sons: McNaughton Glasgow William J b. 1827 Ireland college in 1851 Jane Alexander b. 1835 Ireland (mechanic) Charles b. 1850 David m. Mary McMigan Son: McNaughtin Scott bapt 17 Sept 1842 Shankill David m. Mary C o I Son: McNaughten McMeehan/McMee Charles bapt 18 Aug 1843 St Anne’s McNaghten (RI) kan (RI) Shankill McNaghtin 147a David Labourer b. 1834 Ireland Jane McNaughton Emigrated to David US in 1882 George with children Mary Frank all b. Ireland 147aa David McNatton In Millcreek, b. 1838 Ireland * Clarion, Penn in 1870 Denis One of the McNaghten 160,000 respectful persons signing Lord Viscount Morpeth’s testimonial in 1841 107a Denis Late Of Bally m. Mary He d. DAA Son of: ? McNaghten Castle 18.03.1855 She d. Being paid 2s. by Gildowney the agent 17.07.1860 (for killing sparrows?) in April 1803 Buried Bonmargy Denis Witness at His Mark for marriage of James Dean McNaughtin marriage in and Jane Steele at Ballymoney C of I Ballymoney in 1843 107b Denis Probably a Landlord James Cameron the McNaughten weaver neighbouring weaving factory owner House and yard (Henry also at Rodden Foot there in 1859) street, Ballymoney in 1859 & 1862

112gb Dennis In NY (?) in b. 1811 Ireland M?. Johanna With John b. 1856 * McNorton 1870 (b.1830) 125de Dominic Day labourer in b. Co. Mayo m. Mary Daughters: * McNorton Nodaway, 1815 Ann b. 1854 Ireland Missouri in Catherine 1860 Bridget 81 Donald Pauper of St b. Ireland 1781 McNaughton Mary Wynd, Stirling in 1851 81a Donald Bain Emigrated to b. 1790 Ireland m. Marion d. 24.09.1865 Son: McNaughton Canada Cameron Canada Donald B McNaughton b. Scotland 1823 m. Elizabeth Figsby d. 11.11.1883 Hemmingford, Canada 154b Donald Farmer In b. Ireland 1836 m. Jessie Pres Mo: Ann b.1801 Scotland McNaughton Havelock, CoS Canada in 1871 in Son: Donald b. 1854 1871 5 Donoughily Dunluce, Left will in PRONI McNaghten Connor 1684 Dorothey Paying tithes in McNaghten Killyrea, Dunaghy in 1825 KILLYREE is the townland next to BALLYREAGH 6 Dunkan Ballyboggy, Left Will in PRONI McNaghten Connor 1685 Duncan Of Dublin and m. Elizabeth Walker Irish McNaughton Esq of Isle of 16.08.1771 ancesto Man Kirkcudbright, r Scotland Duncan Esq of Dublin Left will in M’Naghtan 1774 129ab Duncan Labourer of b.1821 McNaughton Aberfeldy, Dull, Fortingall Perthshire in Gaelic, Ireland 1881 Duncan J CoI IG Son William M (Apocethary)m. Rose McNaughton Dooley 1870 St Thomas, Dublin 129ac Duncan Arrived b. 1821 Ireland * McNorton Boston,US 1848 Ebenezer b.1798 d.22nd Jul Certificate not viewed M’Naghton 1880 , Armagh 14 Edmund Esq of b.14.08.1679 m(1) Leonora Vesey d.1780/1 Fa: John 11 MacNaughton / Beardiville Ireland m(2) Hannah Londonderry McNaghten 18? High Sheriff of Johnstone (dau of aged 102 PRO NI Will T/2292/4 Antrim in 1747 Aged 10 went John Johnston Esq Leaves all the lands of the Earl of Antrim into of Belfast) in 1761 Will of 1780 to 1st Son: Edmund Alexander 56 b.1762 Name changing Londonderry (aged 82 !! to find survives 2nd Son: Francis 57 b.1763 from with his an heir to prevent Nephew is Bartholomew 34 (son of 12) Mcnaghten to mother (Young wastrel nephew MacNaughton stating that she John 27 inheriting) was by then a Map of Beardiville Estate T2292 widow – which concensus Lands in NE Liberties of Coleraine in seems to think 1749 is incorrect) whose Uncle Stafford was a defender Edmund McNaghten Esq of Buys Bay and Leases Lisnadan, Gent of 4th son of John 11 of Benvarden Beardiville in Straidkill and ¾ Moneygroagh, Benvarden 1737 of Ballygawn & 20 a at Rougham, leases 2/4 of Land at Ballycos and ½ 10 a at Munie, Moneyduff & Leases 3 tenemants in Glenarm to Toberdornan of Carnballagh 20 a at Tullaghbane Nicholas Stewart for 3 lives in 1753 (Beardiville), in 1736 (in the Agherevenagh, in 1725 Revallagh, Glenarm rental Drumlinsey and 2 Ballyhunsley, of 1742) tenements in Islandcarrig, Glenarm town for 3 Upper Attends the lives in 1749 Ballyclogh,(24th annual Court of Feb 1748) the Vestry for Posessed a 41 acre Risk and Outhill the united farm at Drumnagh parishes of in Barony of (The two Temple Glenarm [which quarterlands of Oughter and was re-leased 13th Beardiville Tickmacrevan Nov 1777 to George (otherwise from Apr 1737 Stewart – for lives Toberdorman) to July 1750 of John O’Hara son had been and always as of Henry of leased to McNaghten Colaggan aged 8 James Stewart and James Esq in trust for Q of Ballinlea McNaghten son of him. [Will]) in 1738 Samuel of renewable Ballyreagh aged 9 gentlemen] Drumnagle in 1777 for 3 lives. Also Laid, Glenaan and Essary in 1777

Q of Drumnaglave, Kilconway in 1783 for 3 lives/41 yrs

Q of Broughmore,2/4 of Croughbans, 2/4 of Grainan, 2/4 of Senagh, 2/4 of Ardaghmore in Carey in 1783 for 3 lives

18 Edmund McNaghten Of Ballywillan, Protestant Dunluce householder in 14? 1740? “Cornet” Agent to Earl of McNaughtan Antrim 1739 56 Edmund Alexander High Sheriff in Married his Died 15.05. 1st Son of Edmund 14 MacNaghten 1793 b.02.08.1762 housekeeper and 1832 Stood for election in 1790

Chosen as new Clan Of Beardiville (not 21 in beneficiary Mrs Beardiville PRO NI Will of Edmund McN of Beardville of Chief 1818 and then mountain . 1780) Mary Anne 1827 exists D/1375/3/38 succeeded by his Fitzsimmons brother Francis 1 Stafford Will of E A McN 1832 doesn’t exist Workman Street London Probably (with Brother 57 inherited MacNaghten and Shane’s Francis) to Castle in 1807 inherit land at Serjeant in I Troop of Coleraine 19 Bury Street, Laid, Glenaan Yeomanry cavalry 1796. St James 1813 and Essary that’s in Antrim Volunteers in 1805 Barrister and possession of MP for Antrim Edmund But codicil to will dated 15th Jan 1827 and then MP McNeill in 1777 mentions two sons not mentioned in for Suffolk. Will: Lord of the Holds Treasury 1818- Drumnaglane Charles Edmund – a writer in the Civil 1830 for 3 lives (incl Service in Ceylon Tithes in 1832 Richard Robert Adair – who behaved there and Jacksom) in improperly in India (but had a daughter Ballywillin, 1783. Laura mary who m. Felix Neeld Burne Lower Dunluce 25th Aug 1859) and Gets land at (one of these must have had a son Outhill, East torr, Arthur) Revallagh Broaghmore North, in (his since 1783) Also a daughter Mary Anne Ballyrashane. and Has Ballinlea Drumglane in Daughter Mary married Captain James (since 1809 Hannay of the 8th Regt at Dunluce 12th 1738)(Carey) June 1828 and Churchwarden Malindober , in Ballywillin Daughter Milinda was buried at Carncogy, Aug 1814. Ballycastle 3rd Sept 1824 (MIC1/109) Beardiville and Ballyogloughs Buys a lot of in Dunluce in land in Cary 1809/11 and Dunluce off Lord Mark Kerr in 1819 Edmund Paying tithes in Alexander McNaughten Ballyhome in McNaughten

(Index card states Dunluce in paying tithes there Edmund Archibald) 1828 too Check MIC/15AA/16 Edmund Mcnaghtin Paying tithes in Alexander (EA) Park, Dunluce McNaghtin paying in 1828 tithes there too Edmund Alexander Of On Committee of Orange Lodge, MacNaghten Tamnamoney, Coleraine in 1799 Coleraine in 1801 and at Bovagh had been the headquarters of Bovagh in 1802 the Bovagh cavalry in 1798

Edmund Of Bovah in Takes out Game Licence at Coleraine in M’Naghten 1802 1802 , as do: N'Naghten Francis, Coleraine M'Naghten A. E,, Beardville 67 Edmond Captain in bapt. m. Mary Anne Mills Died 19 Oct IG Col Fa: Bartholomew 34 McN Esq of Bartholomew Londonderry 09.02.1772 06.10.1796 1838 age 66 Dimond and Benvarden and Ballyboggy Edward Henry McNaghten Militia Coleraine St Mary’s Dublin but Lived (church records on Headstone No sons so left Ballyboggy to nephew (Strand)near Irishgenealogy.ie ordered for St Bartholomew Clontarf, Dublin Uni show Edwd George IG Edmund McNaghten Dublin 1789 aged 17 McNaughten of Dublin in Esq was churchwarden from County Antrim Esq) April 1855 April 1794 And at Merrion But signs Avenue at end Macnaghten till May 1795 when he signs Freeholder of McNaghten and then reverts in May Dublin 1797

75e* Edmund Farmer in b. 1782 Ireland m. Mary (b. 1806) McNanton Marengo, Iowa in 1856 100 Edmund Charles Sir, b. 1790 Edmund Charles d.1876 DAA Son of Sir Francis 57 Workman 2nd Baronet Co. Dublin MacNaghten m. buried at MacNaughton Esq Of Beardiville Mary Ann Gwatkin Dunluce Charterhouse at St Marylebone, Land at Billy: Sir by 1846 Of Calcutta in Sch and Dublin Westminster in Ardihannon, Ballylinny, Ballytaylor, Main 1821 & 1822 Uni 1827 street of Bushmills, Castlenagree, Returned 1825 Clogher N & S, Dooey, Kilcoobin, Of London Turfahun 1830 Land at Ballyrashane: Outhill, Revallagh N & S Holds Land at Ballywillin: Revallagh in Beardiville 1835 Land at Dunluce: Ballaghmore or Bushmills, Ballyclough High Sheriff South Centre, Ballyhunsley South, 1837 Bushfoot or Lisanduf, Bushmills, Island Carragh N & S Of Roe Park, Newtown Tithes at Gallenagh in Tickmacrevan in (Glenarm) in 1832 (Joseph McKibben of 1838 and 1840, Glenarm assigns Calf Parks in Galdanagh 1842 (Clogher to him in 1821)(Gallanagh and Drumoen in 1841), 1846 in McGildowney’s Rent Book of 1835) Land at Galdonagh, Drumourne & 42 Upper Knockanffrin in 1841 Brook Street Sons: (London?) and Francis Edmund b.1828 8th Hussars Bushmills Edward Charles b.1838– barrister House in 1848 William Henry – 1st Bengal cav Fergus Lands in Edmund Charles Parishes of Billy, Ballyrashane, Ballywillin and Dunluce in 1859

Holds Pullans in NE liberties of Coleraine in 1867 100b* Edmund Of 1791 m. Mary b. 1801 Children: MacNaghton Independent Mary b. 1832 (later Bart.) means in William b. 1833 Lansdown Fergusson b. 1837 Ireland Crescent, Edmund Charles b. 1839 Ireland Cheltenham in Octavia b. 1840 Ireland 1841 121g Edmund In Shandrum, m. Joan McAuliffe RC RI Fa: Patrick 66a? McNaughton Co. Cork in Dau: Mary 153 1836 157e* Edmund Charles In Cheltenham b. 1839 Ireland Kia 1861 New Fa: Edmund bart b. 1791 MacNaghten in 1841 Zealand Royal Artillery 20b Edward b.1692 Book says son of John 11 McNaughton 20b? Edward M’Nagten b.1692 Dublin Uni 1709 Son of John 20b? Edward M’Naghten Subscribes to a Esq book in Dublin in 1743 20b? Edward Esq of Neighbour mentioned when the Earl’s McNaughten Ballymagarry in house burned down in 1750 and the 1750 contents were moved to Glenarm 20b? Edward Justice of the No descendants found yet McNaughton Peace in Co. Antrim in 1738 and 1733 20b? Edward Renting large C o I (I reckon this is Edward b.1692 son of McNaughton house in John and it can’t be bart’s EBEH since he Church Street, was only 10 then.) Coleraine in Paying 16/7/6 pa to Rt Hon Richard 1782 Jackson, attorney for The Irish Society’s Churchwarden Estate . 1794 New Row rents are similar at £17; and Lord Tyrone has a few cheap properties on FerryQuay Street for £3 pa D668/A/5/3 Edward Mr. MacNaghten Inspector of Flaxseed in Belfast in 1811 Edward A Of Beardiville, M’Naghten Coleraine. On Linen Board in 1818 Edward Mcnaghten Lived at Bovagh for a while in early 19th C Edward A Holds Island McNaghten Flackey, NE Liberties of Coleraine in 1867 68a Edward Lisnisk, Lower Tithe 1832 McNaughton Esq Dunluce, (EBEH) Ballyrashane 68b E McNaghten Esq Lisnagalt in Tithe 1832 (EBEH) Ballyrashane, Derry Bart b.1806 has land there in 1840s Edward Paying tithes in Alexander paying McNaghlin [sic] Ballyhunsley, tithes in these Townend,Park , places too I think this is EA Islandcarragh (Though only (all in Dunluce) Robert paying in in 1828 Ballyboggy) 75b* Edward Labourer in US b. 1783 Ireland Married Died Honey McNorton Creek Iowa in Feb 1860 75d* Edward Farmer in b. 1783 Ireland With McNorton Dummick, Bridget b. 1818 Ireland Lasalle, Illinois Michael b. 1831 Ireland in 1850 81b Edward Cultivateur b. Ireland c. Dau: Rosanna b. Long sault BC 1806 McNaughton In St Anne, 1782 Ann b.Montreal 1808 Montreal in 1851 100a* Edward In Hannover 1790 Ireland m. Mary (b. Devon) MacNaghten Square, St Baronet George, London in 1871 68cc E McNaghten Of Merrion Ave b.1772 Buried St IG Dublin George’s (EBEH) Dublin 19.10.1838 Age 66 68c Edward McNaghten Merino Paying Tithes in 1833 Crescent,

Clontarf, Dublin in 1833 Freeholder of EA had land at big place at Tamneymoney Tamneymoney Edward Living in House owned by owner of many McNaghten Hollybock properties including one in Merino Ave Strand, and the Royal Charter School itself Clontarf, Consilla, Dublin in 1828 125h Edward Pauper in b. 1815 Kerry McNaughten Southwark workhouse in 1851 129a Edward Labourer b.1819 Ireland m. Jane RC Children (all born Ireland): McNaughton In Canada Peter b. 1868 Ireland Prince Edward Francis Island, Queens Daniel lot 65 in 1881 Edward Rosa Ann b. 1878 Ireland 137a Sir Edward Of Dunderave b. 03.02.1830 m. Francis Martin d. 17.02.1913 Son of 100 MacNaghten High Sheriff Marylebone 18.12.1858 Dunluce 4th baronet 1877 Living in Subscriber to the New Assembly Rooms Knightsbridge in Ballymoney in 1865 in 1911 137aa Edward In Ardihannon, Son: Francis b. 1864 * MacNaghten North Bushmills in 1911 157c* Edward In Branchville, b. 1838 Ireland McNatten Perry, Indiana in 1880 111oa Elliot MacNaghton JP and director b. 1807 m. Isabella (wife in Dau: Letitia b. Calcutta * Esq of EIC in 1851 Bushmills 1851 & 1871) living in Co.Antrim Woodford, m(2) Annie (b. Essex Calcutta) in 1881 Council of India Living in Hannover Sq, St George, London in 1871 and in Ovingdene, Sussex in 1881 Ewen Soldier b.1777 Died Belfast 1st/79th Foot McNaughton Ardmanashire, 07.04.1815 Argyle 137cb Fergusson In Cheltenham b. 1836 d. 1867 Son of Edmund Charles b. 1791 * MacNaughton in 18?1 Tamlaght Mussoorie, Bombay Civil Finlagan India Service (Ballykelly), Derry 17 Francis McNaghten Of b.1675 Never married Will of 1729 Fa: John 11 Ballyrashane, d.1730 No issue Coleraine, Connor Paying for Salmon fishing at Portneen, Inherited Dunluce c.1720 property at Ballyhunsley Map of his estate at Beardiville in 1713 from T2292/1 Bartholomew of Dublin in Nov 1706 Francis McNaghten Leases land at Gent of Gent of Benvarden Eldest son of John 11, Gent of Leeke, Ballyhunsley in 1708 Benvarden Revallagh, has 2/4 of Gent of Ballyhunsley, Toberdornan Toberdorman (alias Islandcarragh for 31 yrs in Beardiville) Aug and 1709 1716 Ballyclough for (1st Nov 1708) Leasing the salmon 31 yrs in 1707 fishing between and again in Dunluce Castle and 1716 when the old castle at Ballyreagh Gent of (which Jon of Beardiville in Benvarden had had 1716 when prior, and that renting Outhill Edmund of Beardiville had in 1744) Francis McNaghten Gent of Rents Outhill for 31 years 1716 Beardiville in 1716 Which?? Rents 109 Rents 38 acres of arable and pasture, 19 McNaghten acres in of wood pasture, 52 of healthy pasture (Thomas) Culfreightrin in and moss at Coolaveely (between 1734 with Ballyveradagh, Kilroberts and McCollum Broaghmore townlands, Culfreightin (Ref 1703/1 Maps of Carey 1734) Francis MacNaghten Elected church (along with Jackson Wray) Esq warden in Billy CR1/29/A/1 10.04.1787 65a Francis McNaghten Of Glenarm Fa:probably Edmund Esq mill, Ballymena Leasing 5 acres to farmers in 1786 D2977/3A/4/28/5 Of Malmehasre, Dunluce in 1787 and Mallendober in 1787

Francis McNaghten Esq of Glenarm Rents out 5 (Mill, acres of Ballymena?) for 3 lives or 21 yrs in 1786

Rents out another 5 acres Esq of in 1787 and Mallendober another in 1788 Francis Cornet 13th Belfast Newsletter no. 4632 McNaghten Light Dragoons Dec 28th – Jan 1st 1782 Advertisement Recruiting in concerning desertion of James Young on (later Sir) Coleraine in 7th Dec 1781 1781 Francis Small farmer b. pre 1763 ? m. Mary (widow in d. pre 1813 RC Rents with Charles & Daniel McAlester, McNaughten (?) of Barony of 1813) Manus O’Hamil and Pat O’Lyn Kilconway in D2977/3A/5/20/7 Signs name 1781 D2977/3A/5/20/ Rents share of 7 189 acres in Presumed sons: North Thomas b.c.1772/1782 Quarterland of John b.c.1795/1798 ? Lignamanagh (Legagrane?) in 1781 for 30 yrs 57 Sir Francis W Workman- b. 02.08.1763 m. Letitia Dunkin d. 22.11.1843 C o I DAA 2nd Son of 14 MacNaghten MacNaughton (dau of Sir William) of Bushmills Edmund Alexander of Beardiville has

Knighted 1809 06.12.1787 at St House, power of attorney for him in 1805 while 1st Baronet 1836 Of Glenarm Land at Clogher Marylebone Antrim he is in India Clan chief 1832 1786 (since 1738), buried at Francis of Ardihannon Dunluce with Letitia, Dowager Lady of 26 Upper Glenarm (since 1737), no inscription Grosvenor Street, Marylebone buried in1785 lets out Ballytaylor but high 20th Nov 1852 5 acres of (since 1693) in railings Carnalbanagh. 1809; Children: Of Dublin City Blairmount, Edmund Charles 100 later Bart.b.1790 1789 & 90 Agheramanagh m. Mary Anne Gwatkin Of Dublin, Bay /Magheramena William Hay 105 b.1793 Killed at Cabul in 1790 gh and Bay in 1840 (m.Frances M’Clintock, widow - Glenarm in one of the prisoners with Lady Sale) Supreme Court 1810; Francis b.1798, Bengal service m. Ellen Judge in Stanalane, Connolly Madras & Meadow Park Elliott b.1807, Calcutta m. Isabella Law Calcutta 1793 and Lisanduff John Dunkin b.1810, Bengal cavalry in Dunluce in Steuart b.1815, lawyer m x 3 Renewing lease 1810; Ann m. Rev Richard Olphert of at Lisnaden in Ballytaylor, Charlestown, Louth 1803 Ardihannon Eliza Serena m. Maj Gen Robert Sewell Of Glenarm and Clogher in Marianne d.1805 town 1804 Carey in Letitia m. David Hill Of Upper 1810/12. Matilda m. John Trotter Clogher 1804 Jane Russell m. Thomas Gowan Vibart Has Maria m. Thomas Robarts Thellusson High Sheriff of Drumnagreagh Caroline m. Captain Alfred Chapman Antrim in 1807 on the Alicia m. Captain George Probyn (third Appears in Montgomery son was Sir Dighton Macnaghtan Probyn vestry minutes estate in 1810. VC) of Billy in 1807 Ellen d. 1809 Paying tithes in Hannah b. Madras 1813 d. 1852 Bitterne Is occupying Kilcobin, tenant of 35 Clogher acres at Longmore & Drumnagreah Castlenagree, on Hugh Billy in 1824 Montgomery’s (probably the estate in 1810 one paying in Clogher Dunkin Has to sell too) lands in NE Liberties of Tithes in Coleraine Tamlaght- c.1821 to pay Finlagen, Derry for Royalties in 1826: Drumrane, Bought Roe Mullagh, Park off the Shanreagh, McCauslands in Tamlaght and 1826. Lived Deer park. there at Daisy Hill, Tamlaght Owns freehold Finlagen, the Artabracka , Estate at Londonderry in Mahan, Co. the 1831 Armagh in Census and left 1824 & 1832 in 1835 for (owning a mill Bushmills (a at Drumnakelly Dunkin in Drumcree, property). plus Baltylum, Mahon and Of Bushmills Artebracca House, Clogher townlands.) All in the Parish of from Caroline Billy, Dunluce Workman in 1832

Exchanges Aughaboy, Aughareamlag By 1846, owns h, Munie and Drumnacole in Old Tickmarcrevan, Church/Lisnada Lower Glenarm n with Earl in (D2977/35/11) 1843

Contributes to Faughanvale seminary in 1829

The Macnaghtens extended their land holding in the Bushmills area when the first baronet, Francis Workman Macnaghten (1763-1843), married Letitia Dunkin who was born in 1762. Her grandmother was Miss Strawbridge of Lissanduff (now more commonly called Bushfoot, where the golf course is at ) who married Sir William Dunkin, the judge. This marriage in turn had amalgamated the Strawbridge property with that of the Dunkins

The MacNaghtens moved from Beardiville to Bushmills: Samuel Lewis, writing “A Topographical Dictionary of Ireland” in 1837, in the section dealing with the parish of Dunluce, records that the seat of Sir FW Macnaghten was at “Bardyville” at that time. This is Beardiville which belonged to Edmund Macnaghten who married at 82 and had two sons. The elder son, also Edmund, died without an heir. http://www.kane-smith.co.za/book/part1.pdf

History: Dundarave and the Macnaghten Family There are records of the Dundarave demesne going back to 28th April 1739, when a Fee Farm Grant was issued to William Harrison from Lord Antrim and a further Fee Farm Grant was issued to Edmund Macnaghten from Lord Antrim on 24th February 1748. There was then a conveyance from Alexander Harrison to John Dunkin on 20th June 1759. It is known the Dunkin family lived in Bushmills House in the latter part of the 18th century. A subsequent conveyance from Sir William Dunkin to Francis (later Sir Francis) Macnaghten is dated 23rd February 1805, Francis having married Sir William's daughter, Letitia. Since 1805, the Macnaghten family has owned Bushmills House, and subsequently Dundarave. Sir Francis Macnaghten was a judge of the Madras and Calcutta supreme courts and was honoured with a Baronetcy in 1836. At Bushmills, he significantly extended Bushmills House, probably between about 1820 and 1830. However, his son, Sir Edmund Macnaghten replaced this house with the present day Dundarave, which was built at a location about 200 yards from the site of Bushmills House. The old house was completely destroyed there being nothing now visible except the old walled garden. Dundarave was built between 1846 and 1849 and was designed by Sir . Sir Edmund lived in the house until his death in 1876, when he was succeeded by his eldest son Sir Francis, who was Lord Lieutenant of County Antrim from 1890 until his death in 1911. Sir Francis was succeeded at Dundarave by his nephew Sir Charles, eldest son of Lord Macnaghten. Sir Charles undertook a major renovation of the house which included the introduction of plumbing, electricity and central heating. Sir Charles died soon afterwards. His two sons (Sir Harry and Sir Douglas) succeeded one after the other, both of them being killed in the First World War during the Battle of the Somme. One interesting footnote concerns Sir Harry's batman, Robert Quigg, who had been a gardener at Dundarave before the war. Subsequent to his (unsuccessful) efforts to rescue Sir Harry from no-mans-land, Robert Quigg was awarded the Victoria Cross. After the war, Sir Charles' brother, another Sir Francis lived in Dundarave. He was succeeded at Dundarave by his nephew Sir Antony in 1952, who in turn was succeeded by his eldest son, Sir Patrick, in 1972. The current owner, Sir Malcolm, succeeded his father in 2007. Although the Macnaghten Family has had a presence in North Antrim since about 1580, they continue their close historic links with Scotland. The current baronet is the Chief of the Clan Macnaghten and, indeed, the name ‘Dundarave' is derived from the former Clan seat Dunderave Castle which is located North of Inveraray on the shore of Loch Fyne in Scotland. 65b Francis Of Coleraine Paying rent in Coleraine in 1794 McNaghten

66 Francis 5th Dragoon b.1772 Antrim, Died 31st Jan CoI if Fa: Patrick 37? (from Drummaul – 3 McNaughton and 1st King’s Antrim, Co. 1868 he miles from Antrim)) Dragoon Antrim WO120/52 “bor Brother or Guards But not in e 5th Dragoons 11th Oct 1792 – 10th April cousin of our Index of arms 1799 Margaret 85 blacksmith deaths ” 1st King’s Dragoon Guards 26th April befo 1799 – 4th Dec 1822. Not at Waterloo. re Discharged 1822 aged 50 for 30 yrs long 1793 service. WO120/22 WO 120/20 WO120/52 WO116/33 4th Dec 1822 Pension 1/3 paid in Antrim

Son: ?

Francis Farm labourer Bc.1780/90 m. Elizabeth RC Son: Bernard b. 1822 Randalstown (nr McNaughton in Randalstown McQuillan Drummaul) m. Mary McKinnon in in 1822 Auchinleck, Scotland in 1848 (children: Francis, Henry, Bernard, James) Francis Smith of 4 Pigots McNaughten Denmark p.75 Street, Dublin in 1824

111cb Francis McNattin In * Meeldrummon , Clontibert in 1830 Francis McNaghten Independent in b. 1781 M (2?) Sons: 1841 in Mary b. 1811 Frank b. 1833 Marylebone Arthur b. 1835 Elliot b. 1839

113aa Francis Tiny house in Landlord James Robinson * McNaughten Derryhollagh, Duneane in 1859 Francis Artisan Of m. Margaret RC RI Fa: possibly Francis the dragoon farrier McNaughton Derryhollagh, Fitzpatrick Sons: Randalstown Francis b.1845 Alexander b.1845 Carpenter in Alexander b. 1859 (John McNaughton 1868 27 a married carpenter of Derryhollagh claimed outdoor relief at Antrim Workhouse 6th Feb 1886 ie. b.1859) Patrick b. 1861 an artisan who m. Teresa McCann in Antrim in 1895 Mary Jane b. 12.01.1864 (McNaghten) Ambrose b. 17 Dec 1868 Ambrose b. 1869 farmer and builder who m. Rose Liddy at Cargin in 1894, lived in Ballygroby in 1901 and died in 1910 http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi- bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=straynor&id=I0 7065

Francis Carpenter of b.c.1798 Married. d.30th May Brother was surely Daniel b.1798 M’Naghten Derryhollagh, (Margaret was 1880 Antrim Duneane present at death) aged 82 107b Francis Labourer b. 1799 Ireland Emigrated with McNaughton Emigrated to Henry b. 1827 NYC Margaret b. 1829 28.06.1849 on Eliza b. 1833 Famine boat

110c* Francis Farms 7 acres 1829 Tithe 10s. McNatton in , Ballybay, George, Patrick and Michael in same Monaghan in townland 1829 Francis In McNaughten Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, Canada in 1843 but from Ballybay, Monaghan Francis Carrier of M’Naughton Carrickmacross , Monaghan in 1856 111j Francis Farms 4 acres 1826 & 1835 An 5s. McNatten in Cormurphy, Tithe Monaghan in 1826 Francis McNattin Farms 4 acres 5s. in Muldrumon, Clontibert, John farms nearby Monaghan in 1832 109 Francis McNaughton b.1799 Son of Sir Francis W McNaughton

110 Francis McNaghten Of Ingram, And Frances Jane’s Will of 1853 PRO NI T/810/433 & 14 p.756 Lisburn will too exists

Francis Hosier Dau: Jane m. John Brown/Burns McNaghten scripture reader at St Mark’s C o I Of Armagh in Armagh 17th Aug 1847 1847? Frank Prisoner in b.1802 Assault. Could read and write McNaughton 1845 113b Francis Annuitant with b.1806 Ireland MacNaughton servants in Marylebone in 1851

1110b Francis Annuitant of 2a b.1806 Ireland Niece: Francis Ersk b. 1841 Leinton * MacNaughton Esq Hyde Park Corner, St Marylebone in 1871 with 3 servants

120 Francis Dunaghy, c.1808 Married Esther RC Antrim A farmer in 1851 McNaughton Lisnamanny/ (Hessy) Higgins Census Children: Lignamonagh, c.1832 Ballymena Catherine b.25th Mar 1832 Newton (Barony of (She born 1811 and Crumlin. M. Alex McIllatton pre 1864 Glenarm) d.1901) and d. Nov 1913 Skerry East Antrim in 1851 Hessy (not Francis) Does this Mary b.1833 petitions imply death (baptised as McNaughten Lisnamanny, Father: Marchioness in date of Glenravel RC 20th Oct 1833. Sponsors: Thomas 81 September 1853 c.1852? Patrick McQuillan & Rose Higgins ) b.c.1770 saying the land is very boggy and Anne Jane b.1835 bapt as McNaughton Mother: unproductive and 11th Jan 1835 Legnamanny, Glenravel. Mary b.1772 that she has a large Sponsors: Patrick McQuillan & Rose family (the agent, Higgins. Richard Wilson, (Staying with James Higgins, farmer of Rents 24 acres pointing out that Lisnamany in 1851 and his son James from Frances she also has her given as in America) Anne aged parents living Marchioness with her Margaret b.1835 linen weaver of D2977/5/1/8/31/11 Londonderry Thomas b.1837 bapt as McNatton 4th (Griffiths 1862) June 1837 Lignamonagh, Glenravel, Act 15 & 16 Ballymena (sponsors: Patrick Hamill & Sheet 24 and Margaret McCallan). Labourer (possibly 28 plot 3 158c who emigrated to US in 1861 – but living with brother Patrick is Lisnamanny in 1911) Probably the one who was accused (with others including Francis) of assaulting John Wylie at Lignamonagh in 1857. Wylie died. Is he the farmer of Rosedermot who died in 1915?

Rose b.1839 (bapt 19.12.1838 Glenravel (Skerry) Sponsors: James & Mary Higgins). m. Daniel McKillop 27th Feb 1870. D.1927

Patrick b.Jan 1841 Newton Crumlin m. Ellen McKillop

Hessy b.1843

Susan b.1845

Francis 1849

John 1851 120aa Francis Farmer of Bc.1811 m. Susan Died at McNaughton Lisnamanny (present at death) Lisnamanny Ballymena in 21 Jul 1871 aged 60 120 Francis Farmer of Bc. 1815 married Died at Hugh Higgins present at death ab McNaghton Lignamonagh Lignamonagh Diccaraght (?) Ballymena Is one of these John’s son b.1826? Park 18th Jul 1869 Francis McNaghten of Legnamonag claims for draining in 1853 D2977/5/1/8/31/1-10 Renting House, offices and 24 acres at Lisnamanny (plot 3) in 1862 from Frances Anne Marchioness of Londoderry See: http://www.proni.gov.uk/introduction_antrim_d2977.pdf

113c Francis b. 1806 Ireland d. Albany, NY McNaughton 05.12.1863 113d Francis m. Ann Dau: Ellen Cassidy b. 1835 Ireland and McNaughton married in Chicago, Ill in 1859 113e Francis Of Dromore m. Mary Gibson C o I Note: Hester McNaughton m. Henry McNaghtin (Co. Down?) at Banbridge Gibson and had James b. 2 Jul 1826 church, Seapatrick, Dromore Co. Down 27.04.1831 113f* Francis Witnessing McNorton marriages in Kilmessan, Meath in Nov 1845 119b Francis Watchmaker in b. 1808 Ireland m. Mary Children: McNaghten Saratoga Mary b. 1832 Ireland Springs in 1850 Hester Ann Agnes Moore James Hill Adam Clarke Francis R W H b. 1847 Ireland Francis Watchmaker of M’Naghten Hillsborough Street in 1842 and Gallows st, Dromore in 1846 120b Francis Of Accademy Ask Rents a house, offices and yard in Navan McNaghten / street, about in 1859 off Rev Robert Thompson McNaughton Dillonsland, Ireland. Navan in ie 1854/1859 (not far from Trim) 113a Francis Rents house in Rents house, office and yard in 1859 £4 McNaughton Navan in Accademy Street

Francis Of Navan in McNaughton Meath court 1857 & 1859 Francis b.c.1812 D.1877 Navan M’Norton 130b Francis Prisoner b.1821 RC Imprisoned in Carrick Fergus for 6 weeks 134? McNaughton for assault in 1839

Francis Royal Marines b.1822 Attested for Royal Marines at Woolwich McNaughton Antrim in 1845 but rejected ADM 157/41/538 134 Francis Linen weaver b. c.1826 probably m. Anne RC 1851 C Fa: John 108 130b? McNaughton of Lisnamanny Higgins and had Probably the one who was accused in 1851 Anne Jane bapt at (with others including Thomas) of Eldest son of Glenravel and assaulting John Wylie at Lignamonagh in Farmer registered at Clogh 1857. Wylie died. in 1864 and Ellen in Possibly had son John who purchased 32 1866 similarly acres at Lisnamanny in 1915 for £142 135 Francis weaver of m.Ruth Francis Francis Francis Francis Francis Francis McNaughton, Francis McNaughton, Francis McNaughton Ballywindland , McNaughton, McNaughton, McNaughton, McNaughton, McNaughton, weaver of weaver of McNaughton, Ballymoney WHEN? weaver of weaver of weaver of weaver of weaver of Ballywindland & Ruth Ballywindland & Ruth weaver of Ballywindland & Ballywindland & Ballywindland & Ballywindland & Ballywindland & (134?) (134?) Ballywindland & Ruth (134?) Ruth (134?) Ruth (134?) Ruth (134?) Ruth (134?) Ruth (134?) and Francis McNaght Weaver of m. Ruth CoI Col Dau: Margaret bapt 01.06.1851 Ballywindland Nb. A Francis in 1850 McKnight was mentioned a bit earlier in register 113 Frances b. 05.03.1828 Army Fa: Alexander 107aaa, Gunner in 1st/16 McNaughton Cape Breton, Births Royal Artillery Canada RA 16 Mo: Maria p.56 137 Francis Edmund Of Dunderave b.09.07.1828 m. Alice Mary d. Dunluce DAA Son of 100 Workman- Colonel of Antrim Russell 21.07.1911 Son:Edmund Francis MacNaghton 3rd baronet Royal Irsih Son: Patrick Ian Hussars High Sherriff of Antrim 1877 134e* Francis Edmund In Clogher, b. 1828 MacNaghten North 137 Bushmills, Antrim in 1901 & 1911 134f* F W b. 1828 d. Sept 1911 MacNaghten Ballymoney 142ag Frank McNattin Iron Dresser in b. Ireland 1832 m. Eliza * New York Ward 11 in 1870 Francis Of Charged with assault in 1839 and 1852 McNaughtin Carrickmarin?, Monaghan In 1852 Francis Comptroller at McNaughten Larah, Monaghan in 1871 167 Francis b. c. 1849 RC 1851 C Fa: Francis 120 McNaughton by 1845

Francis b. 1867 Mo: Catherine – who was lodging there McNaughton 138f* Frederick Butcher visiting b. 1828 Ireland McNorton the Downards in Brighton in 1851 105d Gerald Of m. Anne RC IG Son: Thomas bapt 15. 12.1826 McNaghten Farrantoreen, Kerry Witnessing Mary’s marriage to Michael Leake in 1831 (Ann McNaghten of same parish m. James Brien and had son Gerald b.1815)

147b Gerald Bapt RC Fa: James 105c (who also had a son McNaghten 19.03.1834 Thomas) Farrantoreen Mo: Margaret Kerry George Leases George b. 1810 takes on same in 1831 McNaughton Keskum/ at Cascum, Upper Iveagh, Co. Down in 1781

58b George Freeholder of Affirmed at 1796 McNaughtin Carrenboy, Derryland, 58d* George Mr of Clough, d. 1810 Freemans’ Journal of 1810 McNaughten Glenarm Ireland (Really of Glenarm???) George Of Ballyreagh McNaughton House in 1798 McNAGHTEN, GEORGE, Clarigh [sic – Clough?], Co. Antrim, gent. 3 Feb. 1808. Narrate 1 p. 8 May 1816.

To his mother Hester McNaghten an annuity out of the lands of Killyree and Ballyreagh and that part of Ballysallagh called Evisnablagh [Evisnablay], all in Co. Antrim, for life. To Mary, Hester and Elizabeth McNaghten, daughters of his brother Samuel McNaghten, £50 apiece to be paid by his brotherin-law Mr Wm. Napier, Belfast. To his cousin Mary Major, sister of Mr Samuel Major, Tullybrisland, Co. Londonderry, £100. To Mr Thomas Major, youngest son of Mrs Sarah* Major, Tullybrisland, £50. The aforementioned lands to the said Samuel Major, his particular friend, subject to the payment of said annuity and legacies. Exors. said Samuel Major and Mrs Dorotha McNaghten, Ballymena, Co. Antrim. Witnesses: Josias McDowell, innholder, and Wm. Young and Jas. Murray, merchants, Ballymena, Co. Antrim. Memorial witnessed by: said Wm. Casement, Henryville, Co. Antrim. Young, and Thos. 710,514,481017 Saml. Major (seal) Sworn at Henryville, Co. Antrim, 3 April 1816. http://www.irishmanuscripts.ie/digital/Registry%20Of%20Deeds%20Abstracts%20Of%20Wills%20Vol%20III%201785-1832/data/search.xml

William Napier, merchant of Belfast, m. 1798 Rosetta MacNaghten of Ballyreagh House, Co. Antrim *His Aunt Sarah In the partition of the farm at Ballyreagh in 1799, George and his heirs were to get the use of the house and land of William Johnston’s Farm (occupied by James Carberry); and Samuel the part occupied by David Johnston. http://search.findmypast.co.uk/record?id=ire%2flec%2f4506870%2f00244&parentid=ire%2flec%2f4506870%2f00244%2f007 George Of Ballyreagh Juror of 30th McNaghten signs Dunaghy April 1800 at Vestry minutes Oldstone 15th April 1800 Manor Court till 11th April and every April 1808 (photo on till 1805 phone) MIC1/299/1 103c George m. Letitia Dau: Joan Francis b. 1822 St Andrew’s McNaghten Dublin George Straw, Leghorn Pigot McNaghten and Chip Hat maker of 5 Grafton Street, Dublin in 1824 103g* George b. 1785 d. McNaughten Castleblayney , Armagh 1865 103h* George b.1790 (c.1770) OR born earlier but Fa: Samuel 36f McNaughton Ballycreagh, baptised as a Dunaghy teenager in 1790? George Esq Of Killyree Died Fa: Samuel McNaghten unmarried Mo: Hester 103d George m. Agnes Ennis RC Fa: R (but don’t know where this came McNaghten 19.07.1818 St Mich from) & St John, Dublin Witnesses: Daniel Clifford John Phelan 103e* George Of 55 Henry C o I Dau: Francis m. Robert Aird, seaman in McNaughton Street, Limerick 1824 111p George Pensioner b. 1802 Ireland McNaughton Emigrated to Perhaps US in 1858 Miltown, Tralee - the 39th Foot man 107 George Soldier b. Miltown, Perhaps the George Discharged from 39th Foot 2nd April 1826 McNaughton Tralee, Co. Pensioner b. 1802 Kery 110a* George In Laragh, 1829 Tithe Farming 12 acres for 19s. McNatton Ballybay, Monaghan in Patrick, Francis and Michael in same 1829 townland. 118 George Landed LDS Bankrupt Estate in Antrim following McNaughton potato famines Refers to http://search.findmypast.co.uk/record?i Ballyreagh d=ire%2flec%2f4506870%2f00244&pare ntid=ire%2flec%2f4506870%2f00244%2 f007 118a George Wheelwright in b. 1810 Ireland With Honnora b. 1830 Ireland McNaughton In Washington, Anna b. 1836 Washington Maryland in 1850 & 1860

George Of Caskum, b. 1810 d. 1886 Co C o I McNaughton Agharderg, Down/Antrim Upper Iveagh, Co. Down in 1886 George Freeholder of Lease of 11th Note previous lease was to George McNaghton Cascum/ April 1831 McNaughton in 1781 Kescum from Arthur Marquis of Downshire signed at Newry George Farmer of m. Margaret Anne Pres Fa: George, farmer McNaghton Caskum Dickey (aged 19 and dau of James) at Son: Samuel b.25.04.1865 Presbyterian, Parish of Aghadeay (Banbridge area) 19th Feb 1847 George Tithes of 10s. McNeighten 3.5d on 14 acres at Cascum in 1828 George Rents at Freeholder Marquis of Downshire M’Naghton Kescum in 1831 George Rents at RI McNaughten Caskum, Co. Down in Griffiths George Labourer in b.1810 m. Esther 2 children. McNaght Ballymoney in 1845 Rceiving outdoor relief in 1845

Widow Hannah McNaught and her children Rachel and James were claiming indoor relief in Oct 1846 (Presbyerian servants). Jane and Sarah too. BG5/G/1 George Of Armagh in b.1815 d.1886 M’Natten 1886 Banbridge, Armagh 130 George Boyle Bapt COI RI Fa: John of 25th Foot 99e McNaughton Co. 24.10.1820 Mo: Elizabeth Knight (McNatten) Rosscommon

127 George Ag labourer of b. 1818 Married Louisa d.1887 Fa: my Bartholomew , soldier, of Ealing McNaughton Heston, Middx Hounslow, Hayden 29.01.1844 Brentford 77 in 1841 Middlesex He a mail cart Son: George b. 1844 Hounslow driver Licenced Victualler 1861 Bought Red Lion in Chiswick for £262 22nd Mar 1856 Acc/0891/02/06/2214 127a George Farm Labourer b. Antrim 1819 m. Harriet Son: Henry McNaughton of Renfrew in 1851 - 1871 George Merchant b. Limerick George McNaughton Merchant seaman McNaughton seaman c. 1850 1826 c. 1850 George W Journalist of b.1829 d.1911 N. RC McNaghten Great Britain Dublin street in 1911 (says b. 1826) Census George b.c.1831 d. Limerick M’Naughton 1896 137ea George Bapt Fa: Thomas of Briton Court * McNattan 07.09.1826 St Mo: Mary Mary PRO Cathedral, Sponsors: Thomas & Ann Healy Dublin 137e George Clerk then US b. 1830 Kerry Enlisted 2nd Inf B 10th April 1855 in McNaughton Soldier Chicago Discharged 20th March 1860 at Fort Walla Walla George Labourer of b.c.1834 m. Elizabeth d. of Chronic Gri Eliza McNorton 38, RC widow of McNaughten Barrack Well (present at death) Bronchitis labourer of Barrack Hill, Armagh thinly Lane, Armagh 16.12.1870 clothed with 1 child in Armagh city in 1864 Armagh aged workhouse from 21st Jan 1874 to 1st Apr 36 with swollen limbs. 157a George Soldier b. 1837 47th Foot 1855 - 1856 McNaughton Tyholland, 13 June 1855 – 22nd Nov 1856 Monaghan Discharged due to varicose veins

157b George Labourer then b.1838 m. Eliza Fletcher C o I Fa: Patrick – a smith McNaughton Soldier Inpallan, (daughter of Wm Monaghan Gray a pensioner) 21st June 1858 2/16th Foot 1858 – 1863 St Mark’s Church 14th April 1858 – 29th Aug 1863 Armagh Discharged due to varicose veins

157d* George b. 1835 m. Mary Rice at McNeighton Drumballyroney, Down 11.06.1855 George Watchmaker of b.1843 m. Lucy (present at d.21st Nov M’Naughton 11 Fleetwood death) 1880 Belfast Street, Belfast aged 37 in 1880 George Labourer of C o I RI Son: McNaughton Belfast Samuel b.1856 tailor of 6 Britton street m. Jane McIllrath 1880 and then Rose McIllrath in 1894 Grace Of b.c.1731 d. Jan 1815 Fa: Alexander, Dr of Physick MacNaughten Warrenstown, Co. Down in Aged 95 [sic]in Occupied Kircassock Estate, Lurgan, Co. 1781 1814 Armagh and Gregorlough, Co. Down pre Leases ¼ of 1768, and sold it in 1791 Ballymacaldrick (“aged Her sister was the Frances who married for 1 life between 70 Thomas Worsop Lawrence 21.09.1760 and 80 and at Waringstown, Co. Down very infirm” in 1799 Grace was niece D1375/3/2/3) 157da Harvey J In Allegany, NY b. 1801 Ireland m. Mary V Norton * McNaughton in 1850 In Boston in 1897 46 Henry m. Catherine RC RI Who is he? McNoghton Hopkins 01.11.1774 Witnesses: George Calahon, Catherine Kilcock, Kildare Hunchon Henry Farms 28 acres Tithes Tithe of £2.13s for 28 acres of cat E land McNaghten in Coolegegan, Clonsast, King’s John farming nearby in 1824 69 Henry H Of Coleraine bapt.12.01.178 Col Fa: John McNaghten 4 Mo: Sarah, his wife Who were tenants of Bartholomew McNaghten Senior

70 Henry George Of Coleraine m. Frances Quitclaim of C o I Col Fa: Bart 34? But concord of 1813 McNaghten Esq MacCausland 1814 to John (D1118/9/5) implies Robert of Lands in 14.01.1799 at Torrens Coleraine Derrymore Coleraine 71 (dau of Frederick, 50 cottages (in Coleraine, Dimond and Coleraine though book says Derry), 50 gardens, 3 mills, 100 acres Churchwarden Robert) arable, 100 of pasture, 50 of meadow, 1794 & 1798 A Frances Maria 50 of wood, 50 of moor, 50 of moss, 50 McNaghten of of mountain T 810/5 p.192 Mr Henry Dundrum, Dublin McNaghten is was bur at St Nathi churchwarden 16th April 1839 age Juror of Dunluce Court, Ballymoney 3rd in April 1798 65 (relict of the late May 1799 for a year and Henry Esq) then again in [A Frances May 1805 McNaughton of (though doing Windy Arbour , his N Dublin was buried differently) at St Nathi Dublin 18th May 1839 age 66] 71 Henry George Trinity college b. 17.05.1773 Col Fa: Bartholomew 34 McN Esq of Dimond 70 Augustus Dublin in 1789 Coleraine Son: Bartholomew 114 b.1806 McNaughton as McNaghten Henry Resident of D4164/A/26 McNaghten Coleraine in 1817 Henry Of Laurence m. Elizabeth who C o I McNaughten Lane, Coleraine died 1822 in 1822 Margaret or Of Coleraine . b.c.1790 m. Hugh Donaghy, C o I Son: John Donaghy b. 25th Nov 1807 Peggy Living at a labourer Coleraine McNaghtan Ballyrashane in Son: Hugh b. 29th June 1811 1811 and Son: George b. 13th April 1815 (ie. our Margaret Ballybogey in wasn’t the only 1815 one in the area)

Nancy In Bish/Risk, m.Samuel Gurry a C o I Son: William Gurry bapt. 20th Dec 1807 McNaghtan Ballyrashane in labourer 1807 111m Henry Road labourer b. 1800 Ireland Dau ? Elizabeth Strachan a McNaughton in Carnock, Fife in 1861 Henry Labourer of Dau: McNaghten Lisnagalt, Nancy m. William Rankin of Agherton 4 Ballyrashane, Oct/ Dec 1849 Coleraine Derry Henry Labourer of Dau: Jane m. William McCollum McNaughten Ballemont, labourer of Ballymachennan, Ballywillen Ballyrashane in 8 May 1854 1854 Henry Labourer of Son: McNaughton Ballyrashane, James b.1824 labourer of Coleraine,Derr Knockenkerragh, Ballyrashane in 1858 y (and Jane McNaghten has a house at Knocknakeeragh, Ballyrashane in Griffiths) Henry Labourer of Probably b.c. Probably m. Mary Probably d. (Margaret Boyd’s ancestor 14 Liswatty McNaghten Lisnagalt 1800 Jane Henry (dau of 1855 Road, Coleraine) Wm Henry labourer) Mary Jane Widow of b. 1804 m. John Huey, 54 C o I McNaghten Ballycommon, labourer of Knockincarragh 6th Feb 1855 111m Henry Weaver of Pres Son: Henry, a labourer of Slavney c* McNaughtan Finvoy, b m. Nancy Mooty 13th July 1854 Finvoy Ballymoney in Presb (BallyMoney)and had daughters 1854 Mary Jane in 1855 Elizabeth in 1857 at Craigs 111m Henry Labourer with m. Margaret C o I Dau: Anne b. 1850 bapt 13 May 1868 d* McNaughten house & small McNaught (b.1806 dau of H & M McNaught garden at – but mother of the (Denis in same Rodden Foot children to the right Son: Hugh bapt 31st Jul 1853 son of H & street) street, can’t be this old, So M McNaughtan Ballymoney in there must be two 1853 & 1859 generations of Dau: Mary McNaughten(d. of H, lab of Henrys marrying BM) m. William J Gray, bleacher of Margarets. There 19th June 1868 Aghadowey was a Hugh F Presbyterian Church McNaughton who was son of a Henry Landlord David Beckett McN and Margaret Freeman who married in Everett, Massachusetts in 1891 Surname: McNaughton (alias McNaught) Christian Name(s): Margaret Age: 64 Address: Roddenfoot Date of Burial: 12-Mar-1870 Minister: blank Category: St Patrick’s, Ballymoney – Church of Ireland – Burial Henry McNaght C o I Coleraine register states son of Hugh Dempsey of Crumpa, Dunboe, weaver and Jane Newton bapt 19.07.1807 Henry McNaght Of Bushmills d. Coleraine 9.04.1831 111m Henry McNorton m. Jane Son: Henry in US Civil War d* 125a Henry McNaghten Trinity College b.1817 2nd son of Robert 100a Dublin 1834 Dublin 125aa H McNaghton Of Mount Joy b.1816 bur. 25th April Must be 2nd son of Robert a Square, Dublin 1836 St George’s Dublin age 20 Henry Of Balleriggan, m. Matilda Scarel Dau: McNaghten Dublin Eloisa bapt 1832 Sponsors: William and Elizabeth Henry Tailor of (surely b.1822 Prob IG Son: M’Naghten Newcommon see below) RC Henry m. Margaret Rourke 1870 Place, Dublin in St Andrew Dublin RC 1848, Anglesea Street, Dublin in 1858 and Fleet street in 1870 Henry Of 11 Anglesea M (1?). Eliza Ward RC Children: McNaughten Street, Dublin Henry Joseph b. 1859 Henrietta Maria b. 1860 Teresa Maria b. 1862 St Andrews, Dublin Henry labourer of m. Nancy Mooty Pres Fa: Henry McNaughton Slavney in 13th July 1854 Daughters 1854 Finvoy Presb Mary Jane in 1855 Of Craigs in (BallyMoney) Elizabeth bapt 4th Mar 1857 Finvoy 1857 Presb 125d Henry Tailor in b. Westmeath M (2?). Margaret Children: d* McNaughten Sheffield in 1822 O’Rourke of Dublin Alfred b. 1867 Dublin 1881 Frank b. 1875 Sheffield Edward Robert Florence 134a Henry Emigrated to b.1827 Ireland Probably the son of Francis b. 1799 McNaughton US in 1849 who emigrated to NY in 1849 with Henry b. 1827, Margaret b. 1829 and Eliza b.1833 134c* Henry McNorton In Brownville, b. 1827 Ireland Jefferson, NY in 1860 134f* Henry McNorton Served in 10th b. Ireland M Fa: Henry Artillery in Civil Mo: Jane War 145c Henry b. 1835 Ireland Mo: Jane b. Ireland 1795 McNaughton With Wiltses in NY in 1870

164af Henry McNattan In Perry, b. 1839 Ireland With Frances or Esther * Clarion Pennsylvania in 1850 164ag Henry McNattan In Grand View, (Joseph b. 1810 was also there) * Louisa, Iowa in 1860 Henry Of Dunlop m. Catherine RC RI Son: McNauton street, McLarry Alexander b.1872 Coleraine Coleraine Henry Of Belfast b.1849 d.21st Mar Certificate not viewed McNaghten 1870 Belfast 25ac Hugh Of Flood Buried St CoI McNaughton Street, Paul’s, Dublin St Paul’s, 13.09.1768 Dublin 25a Hugh Labourer and b. Perth 1718 Fa: McNaughton Sgt in 35th Capt Bellow’s Company Oct 1760, then Regiment at Capt Andrew Simpson’s Company Quebec Discharged 13th Sept 1763 having undoubtedly been with Wolfe at Quebec in September 1759, and probably the capture of Martinique in 1761

Son ?: Alexander 36c b. 1740 Limerick Son?: John 53 b.1759 Quebec 25b McNaughton Possible 35th Fa:? man killed at Quebec 1759 Son ?: Alexander 36c b. 1740 Limerick Son?: John 53 b.1759 Quebec 25c* Hugh McNorton Of Bloody Buried St Bridge, Dublin Paul’s, Dublin in 1773 10.08.1773 111q Hugh Emigrated to b. 10.03.1804 McNaughton US Ireland Naturalized in Maine in 1847

111b Hugh McNatten Farmer of m. Annie 1832 Tithe An Drumnahucheo n, Monaghan Hugh Small holding Gri With Michael McNaughten in Treanlauer, Ballyovey,Co. Landlord = lord bishop of Tuam Mayo in 1857 Hugh McNaught In Ballymoney Pres PRONI In congregation lists of Dervock & 1823-1844 at Ballymoney Presbyterian Church 1823- least 1844 (but not spotted earlier) CR/5/32/A/2 James Of Fermanagh NEVER FOUND PRONI T808/15076 page 4 – need to look at to MacNaughten c.1660 ON ROLL know his roll James Adult in 1695 Appearing at Court with the Earl of McNaughten Gent? Antrim

22 James Perhaps even m. Mary Butler Anc. Son of ? McNaughton b. 1685 1727 Dublin Licence Mar Edinburgh son licence Son: ? of Alexander

BALLYREAGH Robert Harper Gent of Harphall gets 4/4 of Ballyreagh for 61 years in 1682 John Stewart of Glenbosh gets 2/4 of Ballyreagh from John O’Neill Esq of Edenduffcarrick and Hugh McCollum Esq of Dunluce 20th Apr 1696 (D2977/3A/2/9/1) Henry O’Hara Esq of Crebilly gets fee farm of Ballyreag 26th Nov 1737

James Farmerof 24 b.c. 1715 Quite possibly Alive in 1762 Leases farm on 12th Jan 1740 from McNaughton acres in married the Rose and the last Henry O’Hara and the Earl of Antrim Ballyreagh, Note: who died in 1787 surviving perpetually till 1799 when Samuel and Dunaghy, Ballyreagh trustee of the George sign partition Kilconway in House, the Yes must have Rev George http://search.findmypast.co.uk/record?i 1740 property of married Rose Rogers of d=ire%2flec%2f4506870%2f00244&pare And land at McNaughten Mathews pre 1763 Clough. Dead ntid=ire%2flec%2f4506870%2f00244%2 Moss in south Esq appears on – she the sister of by 1787 deed f007 Q of Killyree Taylor’s road Henry Mathews, http://search.findmypast.co.uk/record?i (where James map of 1777 Gent of Carnbeg d=ire%2flec%2f4506880%2f00734&pare was already) in (ie he was who left her much ntid=ire%2flec%2f4506880%2f00734%2 1739 from more of a local in his will in f009&highlights=%22%22 Henry O’Hara squire than just Register of Deeds for 3 lives and a farmer). 679/8/467343 30 acres at Ballyreagh in Balleyreagh is Sept 1739 from just outside Henry O’Hara Clogh Renewable in (Oldstone) perpetuity 23 James Of Dunaghy, by Though I think Will / D. Codl. CoI PRO NI McNaghten, James, Ballyreagh, County McNaghten Balleymoney, the Ballyreagh of 1769 Antrim. Copy will. 1775. Diocese of Connor one in the Connor Ie. not the Parish of Reference T/705 Parish of Dunaghy is Date 1775 Dunaghy but most likely one Creator Public Record Office of Ireland the tiny to have left a http://www.nationalarchives.ie/search townland near will and signed -the-archives/ Ballymoney? the memorial

23 James Of Dunaghy, by Signs Hearts of 23 James McNaghten McNaghten Balleymoney, Steel memorial Connor in 1770 Ie. not Parish of Dunaghy? 23a James Of Ballyreagh? Eldest son was Samuel 32a b.1734 McNaghten 23aa James Of Ballyreagh m. McQuorne McQuorne Son: William 41a b.1744 McNaghten reference (NO surely Rose came from James and William witness George Matthews and KathyDuncom Strauchan’s will in 1773 before 1763) be’s Dickey http://www.irishmanuscripts.ie/digital/ family Tree Registry%20Of%20Deeds%20Abstracts% on ancestry 20Of%20Wills%20Vol%20II%201746- which had 85/pageflip.html many precise dates of marriage etc James Esq m. Ann Knox (dau Faulkner’s Dublin Journal McNaghten of Andrew) in Donegal Apr 1759 116 James Landed LDS Bankrupt estate in Antrim: the sale of McNaughton 3,339 acres of the Ballymena Estate Refers to includes part of Killyree and mentions Ballyreagh lease of James in 1739 Jul – Oct 1857 Doc 014 vol 047 LDS http://search.findmypast.co.uk/record?i d=ire%2flec%2f4506870%2f00244&pare ntid=ire%2flec%2f4506870%2f00244%2 f007 35 James Papist of RC PRO NI Son 36a? McNaghton Drumglass, Dungannon, Tyrone in 1766

James Leases house in d.c.1785? Source: Tenants of the Earl of Ranfurly’s McNaughton Church Street, Dungannon Estate D235/159 which has Dungannon in him as deceased and house set to John Nov 1777 for 3 Campbell from Nov 1785 lives 36a James Of Dungannon m.Eleanor Fa: 35? McNaghten McGourke Dau: Alice 88 in 1785 50 Family still there in 1859 (137c & d)

Grandson: James 137d Gt grandson: William McNaghten Snr

James Rents in D668/49/1 (Irish Society’s Estate) McNaugher Coleraine for 21 yrs from A George McNaugher of Ballybogey 1776 buried at Ballyrashane in 1889 aged 71 James Communicant C o I McNaught in Coleraine every week 1820-1830s 43a James Of Brook Street C o I Fa: ? McNaughton Coleraine Son: Brandon Sidney Rusel 63 b.1777

Son: John 62 b.1770

Dau: Margaret b.14.09.1771 Coleraine

James Signs as a C o I (I have photo of signature on phone) McNaghten Jnr sidesman in Check if it matches one on phone from 1784 at St Oldstone court book taken 19/03/15 Patrick’s Nb. Probably pronounced McNeighton Coleraine James McNaughten with John McDonnelly, Thomas Moxley, Patrick McAuley, Duncan McAuley, Edmond O’Neill, Patrick McKillop, Alexander Martin, Robert McKillop, Daniel Martin, Bryan McKillop, Daniel McVicar, James McKillop, Patrick McKeegan, William Harshilly and Charles McAlester renting Low Clough 1796

In 1782 Cloughs Lill was 399 a of arable and 414 a of heathy mountain 49 James Of Cloghs, b.1756 Died COI RI Son of ? McNaghten Layde 21.05.1836 (or McNaughten (Nr Cushendall) aged 80 RC ?) One of many renting a bit of land at Low Clough on 17th Oct 1796 Signs his name D2977/3A/4/36/5B (scanned) well in 1796: BUT NOT one of the many signatories McNaughten representing the 33 families farming at Cloughs who petition Lady Antrim to rent directly from her (rather than her let the land to a petty landlord).They add that many have farmed there for 500 years D2977/3A/4/36/5A

See 126b & c 49b Elizabeth Of Layde b.1768 Antrim Bur 1836 UHF Father : Baptist McNaghten

James Of Cloughs Low Paying 2/3/8 rent at Cushendall office McNaghten 16.03.1814 James Snr & Of Cloughs, Rent 8 acres of Alexander rents 6 acres (and Daniel James Jnr Glenarm in Cloughs from rents 23 at Knocknacarry) for 1 life or 21 McNaghten 1821 & 1835 Lord Mark and yrs. (1821) Lady Charlotte Rents (1835): (1827/8) ; Kerr in 1821 J&J 4/18/9 9/9/9 For 1 life A 3/11/11.5 6/18/5 (signature on D 9/9/4.5 18/13/3 stick from D2977/3A/4/3 6/16) James Tenant at Paying 2/2/3 on 26.08.1805 and McNaghten Cloughs, Layde 2/3/3.5 on 20.02.1806 – one of 18 in 1805 farmers at Cloughs.D1375/5/5/2/6

Note: In 1742 Neil McNeile was the only tenant at Cloughs.D1375/5/2/1

James Mentioned b.1768 Note that D2977/3B/4 McNaghten (with John Drumnaglea is to O’Hara)in 1795 (aged 9 in lease the left of Note that Edmund leases Drumnaglea rent roll of – as a life) (no for 3 lives in 1777 too and Thomas Glenarm under where near Drumnagle in 1682 George Glenarm)and is Stewart at right next to Drumnagle (a 3 Anticur life lease from 1777) 36b James Of Ballyreagh, (b.1768) Deed of Fa: Samuel 32a(James is eldest son) McNaghten Oldstone 1st Jan Mo: Hester Antrim 1787 Releases tenement in Antrim, Co. Antrim to George Ross in 1787 D2533/1/3

James Gentleman of b.1768 Edmund McNaghten held a 41 acre farm McNaghten Ballyreagh at Drumnagh in the Barony of Glenarm aged 9 in 1777 [which was re-leased 13th Nov 1777 to George Stewart – for lives of John O’Hara son of Henry of Colaggan aged 8 and James McNaghten son of Samuel of Ballyreagh aged 9 gentlemen] D2977/3A/4/50/1 James Mr of This shipping connection looks like the McNaghten Ballymena in link to Samuel the shipping broker of 1792 taking Belfast bookings for The Union to Philadelphia James Of Ballyreagh b.1768 Signs Oldstone McNaghten signs Dunaghy Court Leet book Vestry minutes 15th Sept 1790. May 1795- Constable for 1797 (photo on Upper Dunaghy for phone) 1 yr from 27th Apr MIC1/299/1 1791 (described as McNaughtan and McNaghtin). Treasurer 4th March 1794 till last time on 11th Apr 1798. (New one signs 3rd Oct 1798) James Esq late of b.1768 Too m. Annie Buried at Grave & Fa: Samuel of Ballyreagh McNaghten Coleraine Much of a Walsh of Kilkenny Coleraine 3rd Rogers Mo: Hester Rogers coincidence Dec 1828 Pedigre surely they aged 59 e Buried with Bartholomew and Catherine must be the (James’ daughter.) Bart died 01.01.1852 same family as She dies and Catherine 26.03.1863 at the Ballyreagh 26.01.1830 Portstewart one (confirmed aged 68 in Rogers Katherine or Kitty was their only pedigree) surviving child and m. Bartholomew McNaghten JP DL of Ballyboggy Mrs McNaghten Wife of James Buried 29.01.1830 the Customs St Patrick’s House Officer, Coleraine James Gent of Clough I A Took out Game Licence at Ballymena in M’Naghten in 1802 1802 James Of Harryville in b.1788 m. Margaret d. 29.10.1818 http://www.thebraid.com/genealogy.as McNaughton 1818 aged 30 px Bur Note not 1st Ahogill church like James Reformed the stonemason Presbyterian Churchyard James Sidesman at st C o I McNaghten Patrick’s Coleraine in 1784 49a James Of Coleraine m. Annie Parkhill Bur St McNaghten Esq 27.11.1773 at Patrick’s Coleraine Coleraine 03.12.1828 ? James Retired Surveyor at Bur St Land trespassed upon McNaghten Esq Revenue Portrush 1820s Patrick’s Officer of New Coleraine Row 05.12.1829 when “superannuat ed” James Tide Surveyor M’Naghten at Customs House, Bridge Foot, Coleraine in 1824 (not given as Esq.) James Of Coleraine Dau: Catherine b. 1811 m. Bartholomew McNaghten 51 James Gent Of Left will in McNaghten Esq Coleraine 1829

Son: ? 62? 49? James (Of Ballyreagh) Check if McNaghten signs Dunaghy signature same Vestry minutes as one signing 21st Aug 1803 1795-97 (photo on phone) MIC1/299/1 80c* James b. 1780 Probably baptised Fa: Samuel 36f McNaughton Ballycreagh, then but born 1768 Dunaghy James Mr approved Succeeding EA McNaghten as McNaghten church warden churchwarden at Ballywillin 11.04.1814 James Farmer at PRONI Freeholder list: Rents off Mr Cope McNaghten Annaghmore, Loughgall, Property in lease of 14th Dec 1826 from Armagh in Mrs Cope 1826 (Note: William McNaghten there afterwards) But William also has lease of 1819 (farm divided into 3)

Note Merdyth Workman rented off the Copes in 1699

James Private in Ohio McNaghten In War of 1812 99d James m. Betty RC Dau: Ann 128 b. 1818 Dublin McNaughton James Farmer of b.1794 Never married d.7th Nov Ballycastle Vol 1 p61 McNaughton Cloughs 1878 (Layde?) Ballycastle aged 84 James Paying Tithes In a Rent Receipt Book D915/3/A/1/4 McNaughten (8s.3d.) in He is refered to as having Folio 322 and Cloughs, Layde pays at Cushendall Office: in 1826 (with 5.10 Poor Rate 9.2.1 Rent 20.03.1858 Alexander 9.0.4 20.12.1860 paying there 4.2.1 15.02.1862 too.[5s.6d.]) 7.0 Poor Rate 9.2.1 11.12.1862 126c James Farmer of Rents house, offices and 11 acres in McNaghten Cloghs, Layd Nr 1859 £12 148b Cushendall, Elector of 1857 Alexander there Ballymena See 49 too James Rents house, Landlord Earl of Antrim McNaghten offices and 21 acres (plot18) at Cloghs, Layd in 1862 99g James Dentist in 1850 b. 1788 Ireland m. Hannah d. 21.08.1869 Children: McNaughton in Richmond Joseph b. 1826 Penn Gentleman of Samuel 1374 Richmond Hannah Street, Lettitia Philadelphia in Margaret 1869 Thomas William 99a James Farmer b.1790 Arrived New York 18th Sept 1851 aged McNaughton 61 131cg James bc.1791 Ireland m. Mary Daughters: * McNaughton Mary Ann (Marion) b. 1816 Ayreshire m. William McLintock Janet b. 1827 James Wright m. Mary Daughter: McNaghten McLathrie(?) Mary b.17th April 1830 Dublin (but now One time living in Glasgow) m. David Mason In Dublin in agricultural labourer of Cardross(?) 27th 1830 Nov 1855 at st Andrew’s, Dunbarton http://trees.ancestry.co.uk/tree/427167 85/person/28097361029/media/1?pgnu m=1&pg=0&pgpl=pid%7cpgNum (servant and niece of the Houstons of Cambletown, Argyle in 1851) 99b James b. 1792 Co. m. Mary Barkley Son: William b. 1835 McNaughton Tyrone 137d James Rents house Rents houses, offices and 34 acres in McNaghten and 34 acres in Mullycrunnet, Donaghmore, Dungannon Mullycrunnet, in 1859 £32 (land £30) Dungannon, See 36a and 88 Tyrone in 1859 James Farmer of m.Mary Barkley Son: William McNaughton Snr b. 1835 McNaghten Mullycrunet, Dungannon, Dau: Mary b.1830 m. James Watt Tyrone farmer of Tullyarran, Dungannon and son of Robert Watt 16th Feb 1849 Dungannon

Anne b.1832

Dau: Elizabeth m. George Gordon, weaver 3rd Jan 1851 Donaghmore

Dau: Margaret m. Daniel Wiggins, nailor 17th Dec 1852 James b.1784 d. 30th Aug McNaughten 1879 Dungannon aged 95 122a James Moneyneagh b.1799 Buried RC Fa: hypothetical John 75a McNaughton Loughguile 1879

122a James Farmer of b.1799 Brother is John Griffiths Fa: probably Archibald who farmed McNaughten Moneyneagh & b.1801 1859 there in 1803 Lislaban, Rents house, offices and 301 acres with Loughguile, John (prob b.1801) £54 (land £50)(So £2 is a big house). He the only Son: John b.1850! McN in Son: James b.1855! Loughguile paying Tithes James farming there in 1894 in Lavan and Moneyneagh in 1831 (Llislabin Though 250 acres is open mountainside & Moneyneagh in 1832) James Of Loughguile Note: This and m. Mary RC Dau: Maryb.13.01.1846 Loughguile (sp: McNaghten Craigatempin John McNaughten and Mary McGooan) were part of Dau; Mary b.1849 Clotworthy’s Estate c. 1640s Son: James bapt 24.01.1854 Loughguile which ran east- RC (Sponsors John McNaghten and west from the Mary McMullan) Bann to Who probably m. Elizabeth Wier in 1876 Moneyneagh (at Loughguile RC, Ballymena district) (register very feint – could be done again enlarged MIC1D/69/1) Erected / by / John McNaughten / Moneynea / in memory of / his beloved father / James McNaughten / who died 10th June 1879 / aged 80 years / his sister / Mary McNaughten / who died 21st Decr 1867 / aged 18 years / his uncle / John McNaughten / who died 1st Octr 1879 / aged 78 years / the above named / John McNaughten / who died 23rd Octr 1888 / aged 38 years / James McNaughten / who died 6th June 1898 / aged 43 years / also his daughter / Mary McNaughten / who died 2nd September 1913 aged 24 years / and his wife Elizabeth McNaughten / who died 23rd Feby 1946 aged 95 years / and his son / James McNaghton / died 7th Dec 1974 aged 71 years / also his wife / Mary McNaughton / died 31st March 1984 aged 89 years / and their son / Kevin McNaughton / died 8th September 1996 aged 66 years Elizabeth still holds all the land in 1904. (See VAL/3/C/1 for revised valuations 1930-1950)

I spoke to Kevin’s brother John (aged c.80 in 2015) but he has no knowledge about how the family came to Moneyneagh other than he thinks they sold a farm at Lislabin. The house at Moneyneagh was two storey. 250 of the 301 acres are mountain.

122 James Of Dau: Marjorie 160 b.1844 McNaughton Ballymoney? James Farmer of Dau: McNaughten Moneyneach in Margary m. James Scally farmer of 1866 Mullagholuf 13th Feb 1866 at Loughguile RC Ballymoney Witnesses James and Eliza Watt Dau: Susanna McNaughten Seally bapt 25th Jan 1879 Balintoy (Sponsors James McNaughten and Margaret McNaughten)(Of Loughguile?) James Farmer of b.1796/99 d. 4th June Ballymoney Vol 1 p 130 McNaughton Moneynea 1879 Ballymoney John present at death aged 85 [sic] James One of the McNaughten 160,000 respectful persons signing Lord Viscount Morpeth’s testimonial in 1841 99c James private of 75th b.c. 1805 m. Margaret Son: John 136 b. Mayo 06.09.1827 McNaughton Foot Haddington, Dau: Susan Gledmuir East m. Mary Hughes of At Westport 24th Sept 1827 (Served cobbler Lothian Castlebar, Co. Mayo with Sgt George in 75th) WO12/8141 09.12.1826 Discharged 30th April 1840 with 12 months Gratuity (having served at least 21 years) WO12/8152 McNAUGHTON

Newspaper cuttings from the Eastern Cape. EP Herald, March 1973 Soldier-cobbler founded big farming family

In the mid-nineteenth century James McNAUGHTON, a newly discharged British infantryman set up shop as a cobbler in Somerset East. Today four generations later, his descendants are one of the largest farming families in the Graaff-Reinet district, controlling some 62,000 hectares of land and 30,000 head of stock.

According to Mr. Jack McNAUGHTON, owner of the farm Green Tree, near Graaff-Reinet, farming is now "an established McNAUGHTON tradition." The family record bears him out. Even those who have left the McNAUGHTON "homestead" area around Graaff-Reinet are still, in the main, farmers - some as far afield as Australia. And today several fifth-generation McNAUGHTONS are well on their way to carrying on the tradition. The man who started it all was the cobbler's son, John, who in the 1820's gave up his career as an hotelier in Graaff-Reinet to work the 4,000-hectare farm Aloe Ridge, which he bought for 25c - then a half-crown - a morgan (,857ha). This farm, the family homestead is now owned by two of John's grandsons, Graham and Jack.

ENLISTED John's father, James McNAUGHTON was born at Haddington, Gledmuir, in the parish of East Lothian, Scotland, about 1805 - exact date is not known by his descendants. In February 1822, at the age of 17, James enlisted with the First Foot Regiment in Edinburgh. On May 17, 1822, he commenced service with the 75th Foot Regiment on the Isle of Wight, subsequently serving in Gibraltar from June of the same year to January 28, 1824, when the regiment returned to England.

On December 9, 1826, James married Mary HUGHES of Castlebar County, Mayo, Ireland. His two children, John and Susan, were born during the next four years. In 1820 the 75th Regiment was deployed in the Cape of Good Hope, where James arrived with his family on August 24. He was stationed at Grahamstown and saw service on the Eastern Frontier of the Cape Province, taking up a station at Fort Beaufort in 1838.

DISCHARGED On April 30, 1840 he was discharged at his own request. His discharge papers, now in the possession of his family, bear the signature of Major-General George NAPIER. James took his family to Somerset East and opened a cobbler's shop, which he ran until his death. He is buried at the Church of England cemetery at Somerset East. http://www.eggsa.org/newspapers/index.php/newspaper-cuttings-from-the-eastern-cape/769-newspaper-cuttings-from-the-eastern-cape-m James Of Dunalis Pres Living with one male and 5 females all of McNaghtan More, Dunboe b the same family In 1831 C http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~ni rldy/dunboe/1831cen/1831db14.htm 99i* James Weaver of Pres Dau Ellen McNaughten Mullanhead, m. John McGrotty at Dunboe C of Dunboe, Derry Ireland 11.08.1845 Witnesses John McNaughten (who signed) and Kennedy Stafford. Note Ellen was a communicant at Dunboe Presbyterian Church in 1845 MIC1P/412

111o James Of Thomas m. Sarah Met Dau: Hetty 152b.1836 McNaughton Street, h Portadown

112f James Of Shankhill, Son: Samuel 117a McNaughton Belfast

James b.1814 d. 1874 M’Naughten Monaghan 111d James McNatten Farmer of 1832 Tithe An See 144a & 157a Drumor, Monaghan 111e James McNatten Farms3 acres in 1832 Tithe An See 144a & 157a Drummock, Tehallan, James & Peter farm in same townland Monaghan in 1832 111g James McNatten Farmer of 1832 Tithe An See 144a& 157a Kinard, Monaghan 111h James Of Killymarley, Rents a tiny house (15/..) in 1859 McNaghten Monaghan in Griffiths 1859 See 144a & 157a James Of McNaughton Knockballyreay Monaghan In court for assault 1859 James Of Caunlovree b. 17th April RC Irish Fa: John of Caunlovree McNaghten 1814 genealo Mo: Jessica Topham Killorglin, Kerry gy Sp: John Leslie, Mary Neil

105c James Of m. Margaret RC Son: Gerald b. 19.03.1834 McNaghten Farrantoreen, Mary b. 23.10.1841 m. John Shea Killorglin, Kerry 13.02.1866 (when of Rinard) Thomas b. 10.09.1843 James Of Rinard, Dau: MacNaughton Caherciveen, Mary m. John Shea 1866 Kerry in 1866 James Painter (?) of Dau: McNaughten Binnelly (?) Mary m. Robert Hamilton labourer of Derry at Killaloo C of I Lower Cumber, Derry 20th Nov 1866 James m. Elizabeth Garvey RC Dau: Jane bapt 1832 St Paul’s Arran MacNaughten Quay, Dublin James Smith Died pre 1868 Dau: Jane b. 1832 m. John Harrison at McNaughton Shoreditch 6th Oct 1868 James m. Ellen RC Dau: Ann b. 1843 St Paul’s Arran Quay, MacNatten Dublin James Labourer of b.1814 Widower by 1901 d.12 May Ann present at death McNaughten Ballycastle in 1901 1901 Ballycastle aged 87 122a James bapt RC Fa: John 105a McNaghten 17.04.1814 Killorglin, Kerry

115b James Shoemaker b. 1812 Ireland m. Sophia Son: William 159b b. 1838 Ireland McNaughton journeyman (shoemaker). A railway labourer of In Dalry, Stevenston in 1871 Ayrshire in Sophia is a widow of Stevenston, 1851 & 1861 Ayreshire in 1871 115ba James In Milwaukie in b. 1812 Ireland m. Ann McNaughton 1850 115c James In b. Ireland Presb Probable brother John b. Scotland 1815 McNaughton Hemmingford, c. 1812 farmer in Canada in 1851 Canada in 1851 115d James Watchmaker In b. Ireland 1815 m. Elizabeth Son: George b. 1843 Ireland McNaughton Greenwich, NY Eliza b. Canada 1848 in 1850 & York, Canada in 1861 James Watchmaker in Trade Directory M’Naghten Portadown, Armagh in 1840. Clockmaker and jeweller in High Street in 1842 James Of Thomas m. Elizabeth Met Son: McNaghton Street, h Francis b. 1840 Portadown Portadown, Francis b. 1842 Portadown Armagh 115e James In Quebec in b. 1815 Ireland m. Margaret Son: Thomas b.1845 McNaughton 1861 Catherine Bridget 121l James Labourer of b. 1816 Ireland m. Agnes McNaughton Larkhall, Dalserf, Lanarks in 1851 115f James Charr Filler of b. 1817 Ireland Sister Elizabeth m. James McGow c.1853 McNaughton Dalry, Ayreshire in 1851 131cg James Wounded b.1818 Probably married d. 1846 Fa: James b. 12.08.1784 in St Martins * McNaughton artilleryman of Scotland Elizabeth Buckley in Perth Taylor’s lane, 1841 Death Apr 1845 in Dundee, Angus, Dundee Scotland Mo: Betsey Skene

Dau: Jessie b. 1845 Dublin d.1848 Dundee James R H Artillery b. St Peter’s McNaughton 1839 -44 Dundee 1817 James Sawyer and b.1817 Lost arm from explosion of a gun in McNaughton then gunner in Dundee Phoenix Park. Sawyer. Chelsea 9th April RHA 1844 5 yrs service WO116/126 Dau: Jessie b. 1845 Dublin

122b* James McNattan Bapt RC Fa: Thomas 105l 08.03.1819 Mo: Ellen St Mary PRO Cathedral Sponsors John Walsh & Bridget Conway

99da James St Mary’s Pro m. Eliza RC Son: James 138a*b. 5th May 1830 McNaghtan cathedral, Sponsors James Walsh and Mary Tighe Dublin James Dairy at Church M’Naghten Street, Dublin 1835 & Abbey Street 1846 131cb James Saddler of Old b. 1821 Dublin m. Mary Ann Harness maker in West Ham Workhouse McNaughton Artillery in Leyton, Essex in 1891 Ground Tower Hamlets in 1871 & 1881C James Merchant b.1821 BT114/15 McNaughton Seaman Ticket Bally………. Or 463676 Ballagdhy 131cc James McNorton Carpenter b. 1820 Ireland * Drafted at Brant NY in 1860s

131cf James Stonemason of Bc.1820 Pres Dau: * McNaughton Harryville, b Eliza Ann McNaughton Ballymena in B. 1843 in Harryville, Ballymena 1843 m. Thomas Middleton (mechanic and son of land steward) 08.07.1867 1st Presbyterian Church, County Antrim. Death 16 June 1920 in Belfast, Antrim, Ireland

Margaret m. James Wasson, tailor of Ballymena 20th Dec 1862 (both minors) (Kirkinriola register ststes Mary MacNaughton marrying James Hasson according to Debs MIC1P/114/1)

126ca James Stonemason of Pres Dau: Christina b. 1841 m. William/James * McNaughten Ballymontenag b McGladdery (farmer of Gloughoyne, h Ahoghill, Nr Drummaul) at Ahogill 1st Presbyterian Ballymena Church, Ballymena 10th Sept 1858

99f James Stonemason m. Margaret Will of 1848 Four daughters McNaughten late of d.31st Oct Will of 1848 and 68 D1902/1/10 Ballyneel 1848 at (Will of 1862 D1902/1/70?) leaves his Ballykeel freehold tenement in Harryville. 131ce James b. 1820 Ireland m. Margaret Clark Dau: * McNaughton Christina b. 1841 in Antrim, Antrim Death 23 Aug 1922 in Gladstone Street, Rockhampton. Aus.

(a Margaret Hannah Jane b. 17 Jun 1844 in McNaughton Ballymena, Antrim widow and m. James Muggleton 1866 Queensland daughter of James Death 17 August 1903. in Mackay, Qld Clark m.Luke Australia. McQuitty 27th Sept 1854 Ballymena 3rd Presb witnesses Joseph (who signs with a fine hand) and Ellen McNaughten) 131cd James McNattan Bapt RC Fa: John * 30.09.1822 St Mo: Mary Mary PRO Cathedral, Sponsors Patrick Bannan & Mary Ross Dublin 131ca James Mariner in NYC b. 1823 Ireland m. Ann Mary b. NY 1841 McNaughton in 1850 Sarah b. 1844 James Labourer of b.1824 m. Martha Freeman d.6 Apr 1895 C o I Fa: Henry of Lisnagalt M’Naughten Knockanskerra 24 Dec 1858 Coleraine gh, Witness: James aged 71 Ballyrashane, Carrey Coleraine in 1858 and 1895 138aa James McNattin Labourer b. 1829 Ireland * Arrived New York 20.07.1864 138a James Bapt Fa: James 115a McNaghten 05.05.1830 St Mary’s Dublin 138b James Servant in b. 1831 Ireland McNaughton Rathven in 1851 144a James Labourer then b.1833 93rd Foot attested in Banff 2nd Dec McNaughton Soldier Monaghan 1854 in the Crimea and Indian Mutiny, In Banff in 2/21st from 1869, 89th from 1872. 1854 Labourer WO97 144c James McNattan In Perry, b. 1832 Ireland With Frances or Esther Clarion Pennsylvania in 1850 James b.1832 d. 27th Oct GRO has him as female! MacNaughton 1893 Newtonards aged 61 148b James Farmer of 11 McNaghten acres at Cloghs, 126c Cushendall in 1859 148c James Of Cloghs, m. Anne Martin RC Dau: Mary Jane b. 09.02.1859 (Sp: Dan McNatton Cushendall, Quin and Eliza Martin) Moyle Layde & Ardclinis (Cushendall) RC MIC1D/68/1

McNaughton Son: John b. 24.05.1862 (Sp John Hazlett and Anne Stewart)

Son: b. 07.09.1872 (FHL 255856)

Son:Alexander m. Mary McDonnell 21.06.1890

Son: Archibald bapt 27 Aug 1870 (sponsor John McN and Eliza Martin) Layde & Ardclinis (Cushendall) RC

Son: Charles b. 1876 Witness: Patrick

Dau: Mary b.07.02.1880 Layde (Sp: Patrick McNaughton and Mary Thompson) 148f* James McNutton Farmer in b. 1836 Ireland Children: Bristol, Pontias, William b. 1870 Quebec Quebec in Jana 1911 Humphrey 148d* James McNorton Labourer and b. 1837 Ireland then drafted in Barre NY 1863 148e* James McNorton Miner and b. Ireland Naturalised in Cook County Illinois 11.06.1871 148g* James b.1838 Ireland m. Mary Coughlin Dau: Mary born 10 May 1858 in McNaughton Renfrew, Ontario James Town Sergeant McNaughton of Fermoy, Cork in 1875 James b.1847 d.19 Mar Certificate not viewed MacNaughton 1904 Antrim 113d Jeremiah Shoemaker of b. 1828 Ireland m. Julia A (wife in d. 09.03.1897 Fa: John McNaughton Clinton, 1860) Michigan Michigan in 1897 In Washington, NY in 1860 113da Jeremiah In Michigan in b. 1831 Ireland m. Hannah Son: William C b. 1856 NY McNaughton 1870 John McNaught One of Mr Adare’s British tenants on his Native lands in Toome and in the 1630 Muster Roll 1 Iain Dhu or John Founded the Daughter of Buried in Fa: Ian Makalexander MacNaghten Shane(Black John) MacNachten Irish Line Alexander family tomb (Or Iain Dhu was third son of Sir John MacDonald in Bonamargy McNaughton – knighted 1627) Friary, BallyCastle Migrated 1606 – 1641 Earl of Antrim’s Chief agent Son & heir: Donnel / Daniel of Oldstone (2c )d. by 1637 Son: John 2 Son*: Alexander of Oldstone (2a ?)

2 John MacNaughton Clan Chief d.1630 Fa: John 1 Ballymagarry, Son: Daniel 4 Nr Dunluce Son*: Patrick (10?) Son*: Alexander (10a*?) Freehold Lease Will PRONI T559 3 p.628 for Dunluce 1620 Mentioned in Ulster Inquisition (para 33) as dying in 1630 and Daniel inheriting John M’Naghtan Gent of Left will in John, the Agent, lived at Ballymagarry Ballymagarry 1631 House near Dunluce Castle (where the MacDonnells lived). The house burned down in 1750. Ballymagnog, Secretary/Agen d.10.03.1630 An Granted Irish denization 29.01.1611 Dunluce t for his cousin bu Bonmargy Settled 29/08/1611 Randal Old Undertaker (landlord) 29/1/1612 MacDonnell, Churchyard the Earl of Antrim

Came from Scotland. Got from Sir Randal MacDonnell : 60 acres of Ballymagarry nr Dunluce Castle; 30 acres at Coolnegar; 60 acres at Benvarden https://archive.org/stream/historicalaccoun00hill#page/438/mode/2up

The first Macnaghten came to the Antrim coast from Fraoch Eilean castle (Dunderawe) in Lough Awe in Scotland in 1580. This had been the family home since 1267. Shane (John) Dubh (or Dhu, meaning dark haired), grandson of Sir Alexander MacNaughtan who was killed in the Battle of Flodden in 1513, was a nephew of the famous Sorley Boy Macdonnell, both being descended from the kings of Scottish Dalriada. So it was that this John Macnaghten (otherwise Shane Dubh MacNaughtan) was appointed principal agent or first secretary to his cousin, Sir Randal MacSorley Macdonnell, the first earl.

2b John Settled in McNaughton 28/11/1617 (different to 2 who settled in 1611 ?) John Farmer of 1641 Deposition (Irish Monuments McNaughten Kilbeggn, Commission) Westmeath in 1641 4a John b. 1610 m. Margaret d. 1659 Ulster Parents: Malcolm Glenshira McNaughton Kilquhanitie, Gordon McNaughton & Elizabeth Murray Galloway, Scotland 4b John d. 1641 in the Fa: Daniel 2c McNaughton massacre at Dunmull Son?*: John 8

https://archive.org/stream/historicalske tch00mora#page/420/mode/2up/searc h/antrim

https://archive.org/stream/historicalacc oun00hill#page/442/mode/2up 4b John McNaghten Of Oldstone Leased lands in On behalf of D/2977/3A/5/1/10 (Clogh) in 1637 Cornerk, Catherine and Dundermot Margaret and McNaghten Drumakeely in daughters of 2c 1637 for 41 yrs Daniel McNaghten (of Oldstone) deceaced 8 John Of Anticur/ 13kms south of Hearth Tax Of Anticur Fa: either John 4b or Neale 4c McNaughtane Atleyteylue, BallyMoney when buried , Margaret at family Son: Thomas 19a (inherited the Kilconway in McNaughtan had a tomb in property at Atteytey Cue) 1669 Hearth here too Bonmargy (Probably John Priory but of Kiltymurray) date missing (source: Lecky papers) John Representative Holds Archibald Stewart of ’s MacNaghten of Lord Antrim Warrant whilst he is in Scotland that July in the Barony of Kilconway in https://archive.org/stream/anhistorical 1664 acc05hillgoog#page/n450/mode/2up/se arch/Donnell+McNaghton p.438 John McNaghten In possession (from John D/2977/3A/5 Source:Tenants on the Estates of the of lands at Bickerstaffe of /1/18 Earl of Antrim in the seventeenth Rosedermot Note there is a Portglenone who century by Ian Montgomery #22 (very near townland leased them from Moneyneagh called the Earl of Antrim and Ballybogy next on 20 Oct 1669) for Cloughmills), to Rosedermot 61 yrs Carn-Beg and on the O’Hara I think JB leased the Farranacushog Estate maps of lands that were /Killyree 1783 (T2971/1) previously granted By 1669 to JM. CORRECT WRONG John McNaghten Of Benvardin This was then leased by the Earl of possessed Antrim to Robert Cussack Esq of Innisgrame Dunluce D/2977/3A/3/1/33 (Inshinagh, Ballymoney ?) till 1679

8a John b. 1639 m. Florence Gordon d. Augusta, This came from Marilyn Landon’s Tree McNaughton Dunderave Virginia 1707 on Ancestry and may not be reliable Castle (attributing the parents as Malcolm (Scotland) m. Jane Jean de Glenshira McNaughton and Elizabeth laCoeur Campbell Murray) 1685 Sons: Alexander b. 1656 (went to America) John b. 1670 10a Jo McNaghten Of , Signs lease of the townland of Tullylish MONAGHAN in 1677 Nb. (but perhaps Frances daughter of Alexander, Dr of he is just the physick had Tullylish in 18th C so Jo is agent since the probably John of Benvarden, Chief agreement is between William Leslie of Prospect and John Magill of Tullycarne) 11 John MacNaughton Chief of the b.c.1650 Married Helen Died pre 1689 Prot Son of Daniel of Benvarden 7 & 4 Clan Stafford c.1676 ? (???Son ?: Daniel b. 1724 d.1724?????) M’Naughton Esq 1st Son: Francis 17 b.1675 Benvarden (in When a widow ?, 2nd Son: Alexander b. 1676 1674 & 82) & went into Will of 1700 3rd Son: Bartholomew the elder 12 who Dunluce Londonderry in got Benvarden b. 1677 From 1689 where her 4th Son: Edmund 14 b.1679 Strathclyde Uncle Stafford was 5th Son ? Edward b. 1692 a defender Was left* Will mentions something about leasing Ballyboggie, his lands to the eldest sons of each of Ballylekine, his sons and also about his 6th to 10th Ballinesse, sons. Atilyboyland, Will also mentions nephew Ballylough, Bartholomew of Ballyhunsley and also Ballytegart, Thomas of Killymurry. Maghercrean

Held from grandfather: 60 acres at Benvarden. Held Ballyreagh; ¼ of dry [sic]; ¼ of Cregadvarren (Craigiewarren); ¼ of Carnanrighe (Merevoe) and Ballygelagh at Benvarden. *Another branch of the McNaghton family had held since 1637 land in Dunluce between Coleraine and the sea: ½ of Ballentegert; Laggathrore; ½ of Maghereman and ½ of Ballenlogh.* (This and Ballyboggy and Tullycapple and the 46 quarterlands thirled to Ballyboggy mill were due to go to Alexander of Benvarden in Deed of 1st May 1716 but it is not signed by anyone bar Antrim and is cancelled 20th September 1716 D2977/3A/3/1/61) http://www.forgottenbooks.com/readbook_text/An_Historical_Account_of_the_Macdonnells_of_Antrim_1000505956/445

*(NB. Ballylough in Billy and Croggerye ; and Ballytaggart, Loughguile; Laggachore; Maghernan; and Ballylough in Billy were Daniel of Ballymagarry’s in 1637. Surely this was his father Daniel/Donnell.)

John McNaghten held 46 quarters of land thirled to Ballyboggie mill in 1684 (and his neighbour was John McCollum gent of Glogher [sic?] who has the Park and mills between portballintrae and Bushmills. One of Lecky’s respondents thought Donaghy McCollum enjoyed Toberdorman till c.1708) John McNaghten Gent of Benvarden leases salmon fishing along the coast between Dunluce Castle and the old castle at Ballyreagh in 1687 (which Francis Gent of Benvarden leases in 1708; Francis Gent of Beardiville leases in 1716; and Edmund of Beardiville leases in 1744.)

The house at Benvarden was little more than a “thatched cottage” till 1797 when Montgomery pulled it down and built a grand one there. Beardiville is in the extreme SE corner of Ballywillin extending into Ballyrashane and overlooked by Dunmull Hill. (Slates didn’t come from Wales till 19th C)

23c John McNaghten Soldier Sgt John McNaghten 83rd Ft. Admitted Chelsea 14th Dec 1763 Disabled. Dead WO118/36 WO118/39 Admission Book 1 p.62 John McNaghten Of Will probated IIW V4 p100 Drumadonnel, 1763 Drumgooland 23d John Of St Luke’s m. Elizabeth C o I Had dau Ann bapt 18.01.1736 St Luke’s, McNaughton Dublin in 1736 Dublin John McNaught In Mullenan, Renting large house off the Irish Society Londonderry in for 14/7/2 pa 1756 John McNaught Churchwarden C o I D4164/A/28 in Coleraine in 1770 39 John McNaught Of Bannside Buried Col These are the only McNaughts I have (note spelling) Coleraine 29.05.1769 included in this list. Many McNaughts left wills at the PRONI 40 Widow Of Bannside Buried Col If her husband was 39, then they could McNaughton Coleraine 30.01.1772 be ours, or perhaps parents of 33 or 42

thoug William Of Coleraine m. Jane Edmiston CoI Col Son: William 13.08.1804 h McNaught William Of the m. Mary Martin of Pres McNaght Aghadowey Tollens 24.12.1814 Congregation New Row Presbyterian Church, Coleraine and Alexander Of Ferryquay CoI Col Dau: Kitty 26.06.1804 McNaught Street, Coleraine Alex McNaght Of Killowen, Dau: Mary m. George Doherty Coleraine in 08.04.1828 New Row Pres. 1828 (nb. Another Mary McNaght – of Gortycavan and daughter of Peggy – marries Wm Burnside, Blacksmith) and Francis Weaver of m. Ruth CoI Col Dau: Margaret bapt 01.06.1851 McNaught Ballywindland in 1850 and Henry McNaught Of Laurence m. Elizabeth Lane, Coleraine she died 1822 He moved to Bushmills and died 1831 25ab John Buried St CoI IG Related to Alexander buried 12 April McNaughton Paul’s, Dublin 1776 ? 20.04.1774 Margaret McNaghten buried there 7.10.1790 John Son: McNaughten 27 John McNaghton “Half hanged”. 1720/1722 m(1) Mary Daniel Hanged 1761 Eldest Son of 12 Esq Of Benvarden, daughter of the And Estate sequestrated due to his gambling Knockanbury Dean of Down Benvarden debts and Conagher. 16.08.1752 St then sold One daughter by first marriage Mary’s Dublin Collector of Mary d.1756 Dau: Jane bapt 27.05.1753 m. Edmund taxes in Lecky D1946/7/1 Coleraine m(2)? Mary Anne Son: Bartholomew Edmund 52 bapt High sheriff Knox 1761 16.06.1753 St Mary’s, Dublin 1756 Dau: Cassandra McNaughten Chaired the 11.12.1755 54 first meeting of the Farmer’s Society in Dublin Uni 1740-41 (Alumni) Coleraine 24th Jan 1755 54 Cassandra Sold Bapt. Married Capt Buried in Daughter of half hanged 27 & Mary McNaughton Benvarden to 11.12.1755 Joseph Hardy Shane Dhu’s Hugh St Mary’s tomb in Montgomery Dublin Bonmargy Friary John Of Co. Antrim Pres Settled in Greenwich on banks of Batten McNaughton but family b Kill, New England/Eastern NY c.1765 originally from Argyleshire Son Robert b. Washington m. Isabella Watson. Farmed in Argyle, Washington and had Moses Archibald in 1813

https://archive.org/stream/3927884.00 01.001.umich.edu#page/22/mode/2up John McNaghten Of Left Will in Drumadonall, 1763 Dromore

John Of Freeholder of Landlord Rowan M’Naughton M’Naughton Drumnadonnall Drumnadonnall Registered at Rathfryland 1824 , Upper Iveagh Other Lives: Rowan, John and Thomas Barony.

33 John McNorthon m.Catherine C o I RI Son of ? Murrey at Trinity,Waterford Son: ? 18.04.1750 35a John Of Tyrone Co. Cabin in New m. Jenny d.1786 An McNaughton Jerseyfield by the Mowhawk

John Of Antrim, 1726 Islay m. Margaret Taylor d. 1800 Caldwel Fa: Alexander b. 1692 Islay, Argyle ? one McNaughton Emigrated in NY c.1752 Greenwich, l family of the original Campbell emigrants of from Scotland Washington tree on July 1728 who petitioned for land in to Ireland and An 1764 and aministered the Patent. The then to land to be called Argyle (he signed as Washington M’Nachtan). Married Mary McDonald County, NY (b.1690, d.1777). He had daughter c.1760 Eleanor born on Islay 5th May 1735. He d. 1784 Salem

Children: Alexander Archibald Mary Robert b. 1767 Argle, Washington* Daniel Eleanor Margaret

* who m. Isabella Watson and Isabella Morrison and had

Joseph John 1792-1868 Mary Thomas 1799-1855 Alexander 1800-1884 Duncan 1801-1847 Jane Margaret Ellen Moses Archibald 1813-1901 35b John Emigrated McNaughten from Belfast to Philadelphia in 1773 on the Brigatine Agnes (landed at Newcastle on the Delaware in June 1773) John McNaghtin m. Anne Cooper 6. 10.1774 St Mary’s, Ardess, , Co. Fermanagh (probably her parish) John McNaught Of Coleraine C o I signs Vestry Book in 1770 42 John McNaghten Of Ferryquay Married who? Col Son of: ? Street, (note William Coleraine in Child: buried 12.09.1775 McNaughton 1775 Coleraine was there too in 1771)

John McNaghten Note in m. Sarah Son: Coleraine Henry bapt 19.01.1785 register says tenants of Bartholomew McNaghten Snr

John Has house in Coleraine register states Rose Steel/Skill McNaughtin Brook Street, senior of John McNaughtin’s house in Coleraine in Brook Street buried 19 Feb 1840 age 77 1840 41b* John McNorton Of James street m. Mary Son: Dublin in 1769 Robert b.1769 49c John Labourer then b.1765 1st Horse Guards (Life Guards) a McNaughton Soldier Kilmarnock, labourer admitted Chelsea 19th July Ayr 1802 13 yrs service WO120/9 WO121/58/1 (some feint note about Mayd, Ireland 29/32? In WO120/9) Ill health WO116/12 WO116/252

53 John A soldier aged b. St George’s, Married ? CoI Son of ? McNaughton 10, Quebec 1759 Probably son of a soldier of the 35th in then hosier 53aa? Quebec – most likely Hugh 25a then soldier Possible father 35th foot 1769-75 (of Quebec fame) of our Margaret 104th foot 1780-1783 85 ? Royal Dublin Militia 1797 -1802 4th Royal Veterans Bttn 1802-1811 Wounded in ankle in Germany with 104th Signed his name on discharge papers of 30th July 1811 to return to Ireland. WO119 WO121

Issue: ? 85 & 86 ? 75a ? 53ac* John McNorton Bapt Fa: Daniel 18.03.1759 St Mo: Elizabeth James, Dublin

61b John McNaghten A labourer of b. 1771 Ireland Daughter-in-law (?): Little Ginless Lucy b. 1801 (m. John a labourer) Street, St Grand children (?): Saviour, Surrey Mary Ann b.1833 in 1841 Margaret b. 1836 Surrey John b. 1839 Surrey 62 John b.31.01.1770 C o I Fa: James of Brook Street 43a McNaughton Coleraine Is he the Jno McNaghten serving as sidesman from 2nd Mar 1793 71a John Gunsmith and b.c.1774 d. 1814 on Serving in 88th Foot in 1814 having McNaughton soldier in 83rd Athlone, service served 6 yrs 4 months in 83rd WO25/516 and 88th Foot Roscommon

74d* John Farmer of b. 1776 d. 14th Feb William present at death McNaughten Farnareagh, 1865 Londonderry Londonderry aged 89 John McNaghten Of With 1 female Farnegereagh/ Timeageeragh, Loughinsholin , Derry in 1831 C John M’Naghten Lt Commdr Coast guard, Portrush, Bushmills 1849 80b* John McNorton In Boston Mass b.c. 1775 in 1855 Ireland

John Alexander Of Beardiville McNaghten Adult in 1797

Father not confirmed yet 74a John McNaghten Of Belfast in m. Margaret Dau: Ann 112 bapt St Anne’s Shankhill, 1802 Belfast 02.04.1802 Brother of 92 Son: John 118a? (the 13th Dragoon) ?

But NO McNaghtens listed in 1800 Belfast Trade directory, Residents of Belfast 1807 nor residents of the town of Belfast 1808 John Distiller of m. Mariane whon MacNaughten Belfast in 1832 died at Leixlip, Esq Dublin 15th july 1832 John M’Naghten Dealer of 78 Little Donegall street, Belfast in 1835 John Calico Printer Pres RI Son: James, a calico printer of Oldpark, McNaughtan of Belfast? Belfast m. Maria Jane Ingram 27th March 1863 at Duncairn Presbyterian, Belfast and then Charlotte Peel in 1876

74b John McNaghten Of Trim m. Elizabeth Son: John 121 b. Trim 1809 Son: John 118a? John In Belfast in M. Eliza Dau: Sarah bapt 25th Jan 1815 St Anne’s McNeighten 1815 Belfast

74c* John McNorton Admitted b. 1778 Ireland House of Industry, Boston, Massachusette s in 1848

75 John 5th Dragoon b.c. 1780 Son of ? McNaughton Served in the same troop as Francis 1796 – 1799 Probably 75b Probably 75b and son of 37 and brother of Francis 66 and Patrick 66a

75b John F Farrier in 8th b. ???? Shot by (Court martial not in WO90/1 or McNaughton Light Dragoons Ballymoney, sentence of a WO92/1, nor WO71/245 & 246) Report Antrim General Court 88A 89 WO25/2438&9 Martial 30th In Capt Edward Carter’s Troop. blacksmith July 1817 Confined during 25th Oct – 25th Nov Hathrass, Nr Muster of 1816 till the end WO12/823 Probably 75 Agra, Utter Pradesh £8 0s 7.5d willed and paid to Farrier COULD BE WO25/1419 William Murphy of 8th LDs at Meerut BARTHOLOMEW ’S BROTHER Shot for Mutiny. On the evening of 2nd November 1817 he entered Captain Carter’s house and shot him with his pistol. G.O.C.C. 9th Jan 1817 Source: Hough, W (1855) Precedents in Military Law https://books.google.co.uk/books?id=WcJAyhwi61oC&pg=PA63&lpg=PA63&dq=8th+Light+Dragoons+court+martial+1817&source=bl&ots=PGpV2Sx5Er&sig=kwIA TTdCs- lgxGwmw2fsbxKIYMY&hl=en&sa=X&ei=iJKYVJuqNMKAU_7Lg6AL&ved=0CCoQ6AEwAg#v=onepage&q=8th%20Light%20Dragoons%20court%20martial%201817&f =false 80a John Gardener of b. 1781 Ireland d. Deer Island Fa: John McNaughton Boston, Mass Boston, Mass Mo: Nancy in 1856 1856 75a Hypothetical Of Loughguile, Mother: Mrs 53aa John/James Ballymoney Father: 53? Archibald? McNaughton Son: 123a?

53aa Mrs Of Loughguile, Buried at Son: Hypothetical John 75a McNaughton Ballymoney Loughguile in 1787 99e John Soldier b. 1782 m. Elizabeth Knight CoI Son: George 130 b. Boyle 1820 McNaughton Boyle, 99b (McNatten) Roscommon 99b* John McNaghten Labourer then b.1782 m. Elizabeth Knight C o I Son: William 131 b. Coleraine Soldier of 25th St Paul’s, at St Margaret’s 31.05.1823 John Foot Dublin Rochester 9th April McNatten/on 1818 He was on detachment at Ballyferman Dec 1821-March 1822. Then at Hence he is 99e Ballycastle, Ballymoney & Coleraine. From June 1822 till Sept 1823 he was at Coleraine and then went to Newport. WO12/4176 He enlisted in 100th Foot 2nd Sept 1809 (or 2nd Aug 1810). He then enlisted in the 25th Foot 20th March 1818 at Chatham aged 36 (b. 1782). He was a labourer born St Paul’s, Dublin WO25/352 He was pensioned at Kilmainham 5th Feb 1825 (aged 43 – b. 1782) with 15 yrs service. (11 year’s service allowed in 100th - 4 yrs as Sgt).A servant. WO118/15 Farm servant b. 1782 McNatton (papers on FMP) WO97/447/31 as McNatton

Other son: George 130 b.1820 86 John Labourer/ b. 1783 Died April Served 72nd Foot 1804 – 1822 McNaughton weaver Ramond, Bally 1845 aged 62 Enlisted 18th June 1804 Margaret 85’s (WO25/461) Castle WO22/145 In India 25th Nov 1810-17th Feb 1816 twin brother? then soldier in Chelsea WO120/27 19th June 1822 after 72nd Foot 20 years’ service. Pension 1 /2 Could be Dysphuae and weak eyesight 5’ 6” fair, hypothetical grey, fair John/James 75a Pension paid at Ballymena 86a 86a John Weaver then Resirovus? Enlisted 8th June 1804 at Ballycastle McNaughton 72nd Foot (Ramoan) WO25/461 86 Antrim 1784 86b* John McNattin m. Mary Monaghan RC Dau: Ann bapt 06.07.1812 St Catherine, Dublin KDG? Sponsors George Reynolds & Tereh Bartley

John McNaghten Publican of Pigot Rathfryland, / Drumballyrom ey (7 miles NE of Newry, Co. Thomas in Newry in 1835 Down) in 1824 John McNaghten Publican on Trade Rd, Dir Belfast in 1841 John McNaghten Labourer of 6 Trade Weigh-house Dir Lane, Belfast in 1846 103 315 John Tailor /Hatter b. March 1791 m (1) Mary d. 29.04.1867 C o I FMP Fa: Alexander , a weaver McNaughton Coleraine, Co. 1st King’s Derry m(2) (as In 1881 Served 11 yrs and 1 month in the Dublin Dragoon McNaughten) Bridget was a Militia and then enlisted 23rd Lancers Guards attested lunatic in Hull 28th July 1814 (aged 23 yrs 115 days) 95 A cousin or 28.07.1814 Bridget Fitzgerald Borough Serving as McNaghten – at Waterloo brother of Hat aged 23 yrs at St Johns Lunatic and till disbandment on 24th Nov 1817. Margaret manufacturer 115 days at Cashel, Tipperary Asylum WO 25/299 Tracey? of Trinity Dublin Ireland on 1st Feb House Lane, after his 1850 Enlisted in 1st King’s Dragoon Guards 2nd Could be brother Hull in 1851 apprenticeship July 1825 at Fulham (probably as a of trumpeter (She was 27 years result of watching the Review on Alexander The only other younger! And Hounslow Heath on 28th June). In McNaughtons daughter of John trouble from 1st Dec 1837 (perhaps not known to be in Hull (and possibly Fitzgerald, a wanting to go to Canada in May 1838) th totally farmer) and imprisoned regularly from 7 unconnected) August 1838 till 2nd August 1841. Served were : Witnesses? Maria 3 yrs 11 months in North America i) Hugh and Mary* Sturdy and Charles WO120/52 Discharged 13th Sept 1842 between 1846 and 1849. Hely or to reside in Hull. John Davis White & 5’9” red hair, blue eyes, fresh ii) Thomas who Tl McGrath complexion died there in 1852 Medal renamed. Sold Glens 1970

Note: John, a hatter and Mary had Sarah bapt 16th Aug 1824 St Leonards, Shoreditch But a John and Sarah McNaughton (he a paper stainer of Hackney Rd) had Alexander John bapt 1st Nov 1824 St Leonard’s Shoreditch

*Hugh McNaughton and Mary Cannon. They were Presbyterians (born c. 1806) and lived at Robert’s Place, English Street, Myton, Hull. Hugh was an engineer. (Mary died in Hull in 1849) They had a son Alexander b. 22nd Nov 1847 who had emigrated to Point Edward , Ontario by 1874 KDG Stations: 1825 Fulham HQ, Canterbury, Shorncliffe, Deal. 1826 Leeds HQ, Burnley, Norwich. 1827 To Scotland in Feb, Edinburgh HQ. 1828 HQ at York in May. 1829 HQ in Manchester in Jan, Regiment to Ireland in May, Athlone HQ, Longford. 1830 HQ from Longford to Cahir in April. 1831 HQ to Dublin in July. 1832 HQ in Nottingham in May, Yorks & Lancs. 1833 Parade at Chelsea in May, HQ Brighton. 1834 HQ Dorchester in May. 1835 Regiment in Staffordshire with 1 Tp in Abergavenny. 1836 HQ from Birmingham to Manchester in May. 1837 HQ to Dundalk in June, Athlone. 1838 Depot left at Dublin, Regiment embarks for N. America in May. 1839 depot at York, Regiment arrives Quebec. Hq at Three Rivers., 1 Sqdn to Niagara. 1840 Chambly & Niagara. 1841 Chambly. 1842 25th Nov some men return to England. Sarah Of Portobello BUT NO MAN m. William Robb of CoI Witnesses: McNaughten Barracks, OF THAT MAN the King’s Dragoon James George Dublin SERVED 1821- Guards at St Peter’s James Sareoch 1851 Dublin 1st Aug 1831 96a John McNaghten Teacher of Pres Tirgarvel, byte Maghera, rian Derry in 1826 John McNaghten Of Dunalis Pres Though may be More, Dunboe, James the Coleraine in Presbyterian 1831 John McNaghten Communicant Pres MIC1P/412 at Dunboe As was Jane in 1833 Presbyterian Ellen McNaughton in 1845 (She was Church in 1834 daughter of James the weaver of Mullanhead – though John McNaughten witnessed and I copied signature.) Martha and Mary a in 1846 Martha McNaghten of Drumaguil [Drumagully] was buried 11th Oct 1868 aged 48 at Dunboe C o I None were seatholders in 1853 but Jean received 6d as parish poor 28th May 1848 103a* John In Meredith, b. 1792 Ireland m. Sarah (born NY Mo: Isabella b. NY 1768 McNaughton Delaware, NY 1796) Children: in 1850 John b. 1831 NY Payne b. 1833 Timothy b. 1835 105aa John McNaghten Carpenter with Son: John 138e * son in Armagh in 1854 John Holds 1 acre of Pays tithe of 1s. 7.5 d. McNaughten 2nd quality land in Anasaniry, (William has 8 acres at Anaghmore in Loughall, same parish) Armagh in 1830 105a John McNaghten Of Caunlovree, m. Jessica Topham RC Irish Son: James bapt 17.04.1814 Killorglin Kerry genealo gy J McNaughton Rev in RC Killarney, Kerry in 1829 John Owns three Gri McNaughton houses in Loughill, Attanagh, Co. Kilkenny in 1850 105b John McNaghten Of Tralee m. Ellen Oliver RC Dau: Ann bapt. 02.05.1825

John and Sophia McNaghten were sponsors of Sophia Matthews at Tralee in 1826 William McNaghten of same was sponsor of Catherine McNaughton and Edmund O’Kelly’s son in 1828 105ab John McNattan Of Frederick m. Mary RC Son: James 131cd b 1822 * Lane, Dublin 108 John Farmer of c.1798 Married ‘Nancy’ d.6th Aug RC Antrim Fa: probably the Francis who share McNaughton Dunaghy, (Anne Carey) in 1867 Census rented Lignamanagh in 1781 Lisnamanny, 1824 Ballymena (brother: Thomas b.c. 1772/1782)? 121h? Legnamonagh Buried RI But equally possible is that Thomas was (Barony of She died 21st April Church of John’s father Nephew? Glenarm - 1865 aged 78 Mary Queen though of Peace, And 140? Dunaghy is in Martinstown Children: Kilconway ) (photo of Grace (bapt 19th Jul 1826 Glenravel) d. Antrim 1851 headstone) or below? Carrowcowan Paying tithes in , Glenravel RC Francis b.1826 linenweaver m. Anne Liginanagh in Higgins and had Anne Jane bapt at 1825 as Death Glenravel and registered at Clogh in McNaghten registered as 1864 and Ellen in 1866 similarly McNaghten (as was at Ballymena Patrick b. May 1827 linenweaver Thomas) (at Lignamanago Grace b.1829 [sic ? 1826?] d.31.1.1853 John g with Francis aged 24 McNaughtin’s present.) house in John b. 1831[sic] bapt 31 May 1829 Lignamonag Glenravel linenweaver who probably m. mentioned in See 140 of Rose Higgins and had John in 1852 OS of 1837 John Bally Castle – (sponsor Patrick McNaghton)Probably (100 perches McNaghtin probably his the farmer of Skerry West in 1859 and north of the 4 supplied with/ cousin ) 1911. standing or supplies 30 stones.) barrels of lime Mary b.1834 in 1852 Thomas was Margaret b.1836 [sic] bapt 28.09.1834 paying rent to Glenravel. (Sponsors: Daniel Carey & E.A.McNaghten Grace McKendry)m. Patrick McKillop, in 1815 22, servant of Ballymena 19th Jan 1866 D (stating she was only 26 not 32) 2977/3A/5/20/ 10 (Barony of Kilconway)

John McNaughten Snr renting 15 acres of bog and house, offices and 17 acres (plots 8 & 9) at Lisnamanny in 1861 off Frances Anne Marchioness of Londonderry in 1862 John McNaughten jnr renting a house off his father (9b) in 1862

Lignamonagh now in Martinstown

In an undated map of Lignamanog stuck into D/2977/35/11 Thomas McNaghten is farming 20acres (plot 9) [rent 9/4/8] but James McNaghten is farming 15acres (plot 8) [rent 6/19/0]

In another undated map in the same book, it appears that both parts were now in the name of James Higgins (James, John and Roger Higgins holding plots in Lignamonag) John M’Naghten b.c.1799 d. Dec Q 1879 Not in C o I register of LDS Ballymoney John McNaght Of Drumragh m. Ruth C o I LDS Son: Daniel bapt Ballymoney 6.05.1820 (Nr Ballymoney?) Sister perhaps the Esther buried at St Patrick’s Ballymoney 17 Apr 1809 aged 8

John Mcnaughty Weaver of b.1800 bachelor d. 21st May Armagh 1876 Armagh Workhouse aged 76 108a John House and 3 Rents house, offices and a few acres £3 McNaughton acres at Skerry (Land being £3) West, Newtown See Patrick 125e b.1816 Ballymena Crommelin, Ballymena in 1859 108b John McNaghten Rents house in Rents house and yard £5 in Bridge Bridge street, Street in 1859 from Reps. Robert Bell (as does Ballymena Elizabeth McNaghten) John Managhan Of Glenarm b.1798 Died 2nd May C o I T3054/A/1 area 1807 aged 20

Buried in Row VI in Ardclinis (Old) burying ground – St Mary’s The 123 John Big Farmer of b.c.1799 Never married Death Griffiths Rents house, offices and 300 acres with McNaughten Loves registered at 1859 James £54 (land £50) (Though 99% is and Ballymoney unenclosed mountainside.) Moneyneagh, Paying rent to 2nd Oct 1879 Loughguile Thomas (James Fa: probably Archibald who farmed at Montgomery present) Lislaban, Lougguile in 1803 (whos family bought Benvarden off Cassandra McNaughton?) 123a John b.1801 Buried RC Fa: hypothetical John 75a/Archibald McNaughton Loughguile 1879 Brother was James b.1799

Rented house, offices and 23 acres with James McKay £18 (land being £8) Erected / by / John McNaughten / Moneynea / in memory of / his beloved father / James McNaughten / ho died 10th June 1879 / aged 80 years / his sister / Mary McNaughten / who died 21st Decr 1867 / aged 18 years / his uncle / John McNaughten / who died 1st Octr 1879 / aged 78 years / the above named / John McNaughten / who died 23rd Octr 1888 / aged 38 years / James McNaughten / who died 6th June 1898 / aged 43 years / also his daughter / Mary McNaughten / who died 2nd September 1913 aged 24 years / and his wife Elizabeth McNaughten / who died 23rd Feby 1946 aged 95 years / and his son / James McNaghton / died 7th Dec 1974 aged 71 years / also his wife / Mary McNaughton / died 31st March 1984 aged 89 years / and their son / Kevin McNaughton / died 8th September 1996 aged 66 years

John McNaghten Tithe in Tithes in Ballydermot & Clonmel Ballyfermot, townlands, Ballyfermot, Kings in 1824 Kings John McNaghten Farms 9 acres Tithes 18s. for 9acres of cat D land in Clonbullock, Clonsast, King’s John and Henry farming bigger farms in 1824 nearby John McNaghten Farms 31 acres Tithes £1. 17s. 8d. for 31 acres of cat I land in Clonmell, Clonsast, King’s John and Henry farming bigger farms in 1824 nearby John Esq of Dau: Helen m. Jones, Wm Thomas M’Naughten Charlotte 16.12.1828 Quay, Cork in 1828 108c John Cammanis in St b. Co. Cork m. Ellen Williamson d. 24.01.1867 RC Fa: William? McNaughton Romauld, Levis, c.1798 31.07.1826 St Liverpool, Mo: Catherine Lambert? Quebec in Patrick’s, Quebec Quebec? Who had Cornelius b. 1819 1861 Or Bridget Canon m(2) Rebecca Who had son John living in Pont Levis, Moore 22.02.1841 Quebec in1835 Notre Dame, Quebec Children: John b. 1828 New Liverpool, Quebec Robert b. 1830 Mary Sarah b. 1832 Mary Jane b. 1833 Edward b. 1835

Ellen dies 4th Aug 1836

(Living with With Rebecca Moore in 1861:) El b. 1837 Lower Canada (presumably 1836) Catherine b. 1841 Ireland Allan b. 1842 L.C William b.1843 Helen b. 1845 James b. 1848 Fanny b. 1850 George b. 1852 Rebecca b. 1854 Cornelius b. 1856* Charlotte b. 1860

*The parents of Cornelius McNaughton b.c.1850 who died a shoemaker in Boston in 1905 were John Mcn and Mary Crowley of Ireland

John Carpenter Of m. Jane Mitchell Children: McNaughton Armagh John b. 1828 Armagh m. Ann Jane Redpath in Ballymore in 1854. Went to McNaghten Of Brumnally in NZ 1855 Margaret b. 1830 Armagh m. Hugh Qua farmer of Mullantur at Tamnagee C o I in Allymore, Armagh 7th Mar 1855 108e* John McNorton Farmer in b. 1798 Ireland m. Jane Children: Addison John b. 1831 Ireland 141ba Washington, Ann b. 1834 England (Could be Ann Jane Could have been Wisconsin in McNaghton bapt St Peters Liverpool a soldier to have 1850 13th Oct 1833) children in Robert b. 1840 Ireland England and Susan b. 1843 Ireland Ireland Margaret John McNaghten Shoemaker of m. Jane Son: Blundell Street, Robert bapt 19th Oct 1820 St Peters Liverpool in Liverpool (may have died) 1820 John Shoemaker b.1799 m. Jane (b.1799) Children (all born Scotland): McNaughton Scotland Alexander b. 1818 blockprinter Emigrated to William b.1824 shoemaker but NY in 1845 undoubtedly bapt Ireland (see below) Samuel b. 1827 shoemaker (see below) John b. 1832 but undoubtedly bapt Ireland Ann Jane b.1835 Margaret b. 1839 Robert b. 1841 but undoubtedly born Ireland Susan b. 1843

John McNaghten m. Jane Thompson Son: William bapt 10.01.1823 St Annes John Of Shankill in m. Jane Thomson C o I RI Son: McNaughten 1826 Samuel bapt 30.06.1826 St Anne’s 112g John McNaghton Of Shankill, m. Jane Thompson Son : Samuel 117c b. St Anne’s 1826 Belfast Dau: Anne bapt 09.08.1829 Son: John 141 b. Shankill 1831 John McNaghten Shoemaker of m. Jane Dau: Anne bapt 13 Oct 1833 Liverpool Shaws brow, Lverpool John Boot maker of Tade directory M’Naughten 37 North Street, Belfast in 1839 and 48 North street in 1846 108d John McNaghten Inspector of Pres RI Dau: Margaret m. James Surpluss, Dublin Road, b designer and gent in 1854 at Donegall Belfast Street, Presb, , Belfast

Of Brad street Son: Robert, a clerk who m. Eliza Dunne (?) in 1854 4th Oct 1859 (who perhaps had Robert a Of Visbey commission agent who m. Agnes Allen Street or in 1879) Ventry Street in 1859 Dau: Elizabeth m. John Munce engineer 4th Oct 1859 (same day)

123b John R Labourer of CoI Daughter Isabella (aged 20) married McNaghten Layde, Moyle William Stewart of Culfeighton at Cushendall Layde, C o I 19.10.1851 Witness: Alexander McNaughton

But marriage certificate says daughter of John Nichol

John Labourer of b.1804 Widowed by 1858 RC Admitted to Ballycastle Workhouse 13th McNaughten Cloughs, Sept 1858 for a couple of months with a Cushendall in fracture. Dirty 1858 BG3/G/2 123c* John S McNotten In Penn, b. 1803 Ireland Clearfield, Pennsylvania in 1860 123d* John McNaghten b. 1803 d. 1884 Lambeth 121h John In Shandrum, m. Mary Colman RC RI Fa: Patrick 66a? McNaughton Co. Cork in Son: Patrick 156 1836 KDG? 111k John McNatten Farms 7 acres 1826 & 1835 An 5s. in Cormurphy, Tithe Monaghan, Bernard, Francis,Peter, Patrick and Monaghan in Michael farm in same townland 1826 with Michael 111cd John McNattin Farms 2 acres 3s. * in Aghnaseeragh, Francis nearby Clontibert, Monaghan in 1830 John McNaghten Of Prob IG John was sponsor of Anne McNaghten Farrantoreen RC and Edmund Boyle’s son in 1830 area, Kerry in 1830 John Rev of b. Scotland Married in 1884 d.27th May Pres Concerned with lands at Ballykeel, Co. MacNaughten Hollywood, Co. 1808 1884 aged 76 b Down in 1882 Down in 1882 Glenlyon, Acting for Humes re land in , Co. Of Rosemay Holywood Donegal in 1856 Street, Belfast Leases plot on Gamble Street, Belfast in 1859

Note William owns 15 acres in Ballymisert, Holywood in1886 120c John Reverend b. 1808 m. (1) Jessie d.1884 Fa: Donald MacNaughten Buchanan (who Belfast Presbyterian d.1864 Duncairn minister house, Belfast)

m.(2) Matilda Infant daughter dies at Howard Street, At Duncairn Hannah Suffern at Belfast in 1869 House in 1852 Ballycairn Presb in Drumboe, Co. down 8th Jul 1868 (Lisburn area) John Rev of MacNaughtan GullIsland and Tormore Island, Gartan, Donegal in 1857 119aa John Horsekeeper of Bapt 25th Dec died 17th July Son of Bartholomew McNaughton and McNaughton Heston, 1808 at St 1840 Ann Povey Hounslow in Lawrence, New 1840 Brentford 121 John Trim, 29.12.1809 CoI RI Fa: John. Different to 112’s ? MacNaghten Co. Meath Mo: Elizabeth 121aa John McNorton Labourer in b. 1810 Ireland b* Mount Vernon, Posey, Indianna in 1850 John McNaghten Labourer of C o I Son: Coleraine Daniel m. Catherine Kilpatrick 1854 Coleraine John b.1810 d.1890 M’Naughton Mountmelick, Laois John Constable of McNaughten Laois (Queens) 1853 & 1863

John Dunkin b. 1810 Ireland Son of Sir Francis W McNaughton 121j John Lodger in b. 1816 Ireland Perhaps son of Thomas (b.1796) & Ann McNaughton Lennoxtown, Campsie in 1851

121aa John Mason in b. 1813 Ireland Children: McNaughton Campsie, Margaret b. 1854 Campsie Stirlingshire in James 1861 Dugald Printwork labourer in 1881 John Tailor of b.1815 Married R or K d. 16 Apr M’Naughten 1880 Street Ballymena aged 65 121aa John Witness at a (Patrick McCabe and Margaret Madock) a McNaughton wedding at St Mary, Pro Cathedral in 1833 120ad John Labourer of b. 1816 Ireland McNaughton Cannongate Edinburgh in 1841 with Peter 121n John Labourer in b. 1816 Ireland Fa: Peter 111nb McNaughton Dunbars Close, Cannongate, Same? Edinburgh in 1841 121k John Flax dresser of b. 1816 Ireland McNaughton Glasgow Bridgegate in 1841 121m John Framer in b. 1816 Ireland m. Eliza Eliza McNaughton Kortright William b. 1840 Ireland Delaware NY in Armstrong b. 1843 1850 John James Mary A b. 1848 Ireland 121o* John McNorthen Weaver arrived b.c. 1817 Probably m. Sarah Emigrated with Sarah, John, Sarah and in Phila, US Ireland James 19.05.1847 on the Saranak (with John b. 1827 135f) 128a John Rents house In 1859 £6 McNaughton and small garden in North strand, St Thomas, Dublin Mountjoy 121p* John b. 1817 d. 1868 MacNaughtan Dublin South 130aa John Carpenter of b. 1819 Ireland e* McNaughton New York then US Soldier in 1863 130aa John b.1819 Ireland Son: f* McNaughton John b. 1842 Ireland m. Mathilda Bernier in Ontario in 1874 Death October 18, 1887 in Northville, Wayne, Michigan, United States

130e John Owns three m. Alley? Owns three houses at Loughill, McNaughton houses at Cloughmills, Ballymoney with the Alley Ballymoney family In 1859 See Alley McNaughton John McNaghten m. Elizabeth Alley 10th July 1845 Clonenagh, Queens

130ea John Merchant of m. Mary Botterill of Witnesses: Mi Alley and Abm Bradley b* McNaughton Headford Headford (dau of Galway Joseph, a farmer) 1845 Headford 121h* John McNatton Of , m. Mary Donaghy Monaghan of Errigal Truagh 17.04. 1836 John McNetton Farm labourer b. 1820 Ireland m. Margaret? Children: in Hector NY in James E b. 1847 Ireland (Brother 1860 Rebecca b.1849 Ireland Alexander b. George b. 1846 NY 1813 ?) Mary b. 1857 Emma b. 1858 Lucinda b. 1859 John b. 1821 Fa:? Thomas? McNaughton Scotland Brother: Bartholomew John m. Margaret McNaughten Spowart 5.10.1846 Scots Church, Dublin John M’Naghten Mr of Caroline Row Dublin in 1861 John M’Naghten Mr of Lower Buckingham Street, Dublin in 1861 John Of Newcomen Gri Rents a small house and garden off McNaughton Court, North Patrick Maddock Strand, St Thomas, Dublin in 1854 John Of Mountjoy Gri McNaughton Ward, North Strand, Dublin City in 1851(?) John Of Portobello, m. Anne Butter RC IG Son: Edward bapt 1865 McNaughton Rathmines, Dublin in 1865 John Of Layde area m. Mary Thompson RC Dau: Catherine b. 22.08.1843 (Sp McNaughton Catherine McNaughton and James McNaughton) 130c John b.1822 m. Mary H C RC In Quebec Fronte Kingston in 1881 McNaughton (French) (Chevrefils?) John Native of Co. b.1822 d. 10.08.1865 The only Mayo I have (soldier’s son ?) or M’Naughton Mayo Toronto from Patrick of Kitullagh 130ca John Mether in b. 1821 Ireland m. Bridget Lefever RC Son: Peter b. 1853 US McNaughton Halifax NS in 24.06.1852 New Alice 1871 Bedford, William b. 1857 NS Massachucettes Stephen D b. 1860 NS Charles 130cf John Labourer b. 1822 Ireland McNaughten Emigrated to US in 1851 130ea John McNorton Labourer in e* Richmond, Georgia in 1860 130cd John In Georgia in b. 1821 Ireland Dau ? Mary Edwards McNaughton 1870 130ce John Labourer in b. 1822 Ireland m. Sarah Delaney Mary A b. 1849 Ellis McNaughton Milwaulkie, Wisconsin in 1850 130cf John Labourer of b. 1821 m. Mary b.1841 McNaughton Perth West Balinheber, Balintuber, Ireland Church in 1881 Ireland 130ea John McNorton In Maine in b. 1825 Fa: Phineas 111r c* 1828 130ea John McNorton Miner in b. 1826 m. Julia (b. Ireland) Children: d* Penobscot, John b. 1848 Maine Maine in 1860 William Julia, Mary 135d John b. 1826 Ireland d. 14.01.1846 McNaughton Manhattan

135e John Mason’s b. 1826 Ireland m. Mary (b.1818 Margaret b. 1854 Glasgow McNaughton labourer in Edinburgh) John Bridgetown, Elizah Glasgow Calton in 1871 135f* John McNorthen Arrived in b. 1827? Arrived with Sarah and James Phila, US in 19.05.1847 on the Saranak (with John b. 1817 121o) 136 John b. 06.09.1827 CoI RI Fa: James 99c of 75th Foot McNaughton Oughaval Cofl, Mo: Margaret or Mary Hughes of Co. Mayo Castletown

http://www.eggsa.org/newspapers/inde x.php/newspaper-cuttings-from-the- eastern-cape/769-newspaper-cuttings- from-the-eastern-cape-m 136a John Smith b.c.1827 McNaughton Arrived Ireland Philadelphia 28.12.1848 130cb J M McNaughton Shoemaker in b.1821 Ireland m. H M ………. Parents Irish Clinton, Michigan 136b* John McNorton Shoemaker in b. 1829 Ireland Fa: John Moyamensing, Mo: Jane Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 136c* John Farmer of b. 1830 Widower of 91 d. 29th Dec Kate present at death McNaughton Parkmore, 1920 Ballycastle Ballycastle John Farmer in b.1829 RC Bapt 31.05.1829 Glenravel (no parents McNaughton Skerry West, given on RI but to John and Nancy) Newtown Not convinced of this. Crommelin in Living in Michael’s House in 1911 1911 138e* John McNaghten Farmer of b.1828 m. Ann Jane d. 27.05.1905 C o I Fa: John a carpenter Mullantur, Redpath dau of Aukland Mo: Jane Mitchell Armagh John of Drumaleg 22.06.1854 at Much on Ancestry Emigrated to Taldrayee, New Zealand Ballymore Armagh John Linenweaver in bapt 31 May who probably m. RC Son: John in 1852 (sponsor Patrick McNaughton 1859. 1829 Rose Higgins McNaghton) Probably the Glenravel Dau: Susan bapt 25th Mar 1872 farmer of Glenravel and Braid (Sponsors Francis Skerry West in Mcnaughton and Rose Higgins) 1859(?!) and MIC1D/70/1 1911. John Of Ballywater Gri McNaughton village, Ballywater, Co. Down in 1863 John Of Newry m. Ellen Gri Daughters: McNaughton Street, , Cunningham Mary b.1868 Kilkeel in Co. Elizabeth b.1870 Down in 1863 139 John McNaghten Bapt. 1830 RC RI Fa: Nicholas Co. Down Mo: Alice McConvill Sp: Owen Fagan, Margaret Gribben John Dealer of John b.c. 1833 Widower in 1890 d. 28th Jan Anne present at death McNaughten Street, 1890 Downpatrick, Downpatrick Co. Down in 1890 John Of m. Ellen who claims 2 children in 1858 McNaughtin Downpatrick in outdoor relief in 1858 Jan 1858 aged 29 141 John McNaghten Belfast Bapt. C o I RI Fa: John 112g 03.04.1831 Mo: Jane Thompson St Anne’s Shankhill, Co. Antrim John Constable at 8 Trade (Daniiel M’Naughton at Union Place, McNaughten Lancaster St, Dir Lancaster street in 1877 – coincidence?) Belfast in 1852

141a John Mason’s b. 1831 Ireland m. Mary (b.1842 McNaughton labourer in Ireland) Perth Burgh, Perthshire in 1871 John M’Natten In Armagh b.1831 d. 19th May Certificate not viewed 1876 Armagh John Renting no. 25 McNaughton Bridge Street Ballymena in 1864 John McNaghten Of m. Margaret RC Dau: Mary Jane b.c.1847 (baptized RC as Broughshane Hannan an adult at Kirkinriola/Ballymena Street in 1853 21.04.1867)

Son: John bapt 13th Oct 1852 at Kirkinriola RC (Sp Thomas Harrison and Sally Devin) 141ba John McNorton Farmer in b. 1831 Ireland Fa: John b. 1798 * Addison, Mo: Jane Washington, Wisconsin 141b John Labourers b. 1832 and An Arrived NY from Liverpool 15.05.1851 McNaughton 1833 and brother Mo 142 John b. 1833 DOES THIS NEED McNaughton Co. Cork CHECKING FOR FATHER? 142ag John McNorton Labourer in b. 1833 Ireland * Montgomery, Missouri in 1860 142aa John Bapt RC Fa: Thomas 105f McNaughten 26.01.1834 Kerry 142a John Emigrated in b.1834 Ireland In PA in 1881 US Census McNaughton 1844 Brother?: Robert b.1834

142aa John Shoemaker of b.1834 Ireland m. Margaret (wife Mo: Jane b. 1799 Ireland McNaughton Milwaukie in in 1860) 1863 & US With Robert b.1842 Ireland (shoemaker) soldier

142ab John McNaghten Shoemaker in b.1834 Ireland Fa: Irish Jefferson Ohio Mo: Scots in 1900

142ac John Day labourer in b. 1834 Ireland m. Grace Emigrated 1869 McNaughton Tioga, Pennsylvania in 1880 & 1900

142ad John McNaghtin Emigrated b.1834 Ireland m. Lucy (b.1842 Fa: Irish 1844 Ohio) Mo: Jane b. Ireland 1797 Shoemaker in Milwaulkie in Children: 1880 Meril b. 1877 Wisconsin Naturalized Son b. 1879 1882

142af John McNorton Carman in NY b. 1836 Ireland m. Elizabeth Children: * in 1870 William b. 1858 NY Margaret Joseph David Robert 142ae John Wool mill b.1835 Ireland Mo: (widow Mcnaughton) b.1801 * McNaughton spinner of Sisters: Gorbals, Catherine b.1829 Lanarks in 1851 Margaret

*NEED TO CHECK poss widow of Henry of Lisnagalt John Farmer in b.1835 Ireland RC Children: McNaughton Derrynose in Francis b. 1867 1911 Mary Ann Catherine John Labourer of m. Margaret RC RI Fa: Patrick, farmer of Drumnachavil McNaughton Mullyard Murphy (daughter (Armagh?) of Peter, farmer of Son: went to Mollyard) 13th Feb Francis bapt 1867 Keady, Armagh England in 1866 Keady, 1867 Armagh Patrick b. 2nd Aug 1869 Drumnachavil Labourer of Drumnachavile Armagh in 1869 148h* John Boot Maker in b. 1837 Ireland McNaughton Howard St, Liverpool in 1881 John McNaton Stableman of b. 1837 Ireland Emigrated to US in 13 1850 148g* John McNattin Coal Miner in b. 1839 Ireland m. Gracie (b. Dau: Margaret b. 1868 Scotland Mercer, Scotland) Hickory, Pennsylvania in 1870 140 John Blacksmith of b.1831[sic] d. 30th Dec BM McNaughton Clough 1866 Bally Castle Found dead on Ballymena to Cushendall Rd aged 36 [sic] 148b* John Smith of b.1838 m. Eliza Martin Registered RC Fa: Alexander 126b McNaughten Ballard Clough, 10.04.1864 at Ballycastle Moyle in 1863 Cushendall RC Sons: Cushendall Witness: Archibald Alexander b. 12.04.1865 McNaughten John b. 15.03.1867

John m. Martin RC Son: John bapt 02.03.1860 Layde & McNaughtin Ardclinis Cushendall (illegitimate?) MIC1D/68/1

John dd. Dau: Jane of Cushendall m. Patrick McNaughtin (deceased?) of O’Connor in 1881 RC Clough 153a John A currier then b. 1836 St 89th Foot Jan 1856 – Nov 1856 but flat McNaughton Soldier John’s footed Boot maker of Limerick, Dau: Mary James b. 1868 Liverpool Howard street, Limerick Liverpool in 1891 (b.1837) 153c* John Mc Bootmaker and Naughton widow in Gladstone St, Liverpool in 1881 153b John Labourer of b. 1837 Ireland m. Christina McNaughton Edinburgh Tollbooth in 1891 John Kiln dryer in b. 1838 m. Ellen in 1866 RC McNaughton Castleblayney Monaghan in 1911 John Shoemaker in b. Ireland 1843 m. Annie C of Children: McNaughton Peterborough, b. England 1845 E Mary E b. 1869 Ireland Ontario in 1881 John Pensioned m. Elizabeth Children: McNaughton gunner in India Willhimina b. 1866 d. 1868 in 1868 William David b. Apr 1869 Vepery

John b.1850 d.1888 Can find no trace of this – only one M’Naughten Ballymoney dying in Ballymena in 1888 aged 30 John Labourer of b. 1851 d. 28th Jul McNaughton Ballymoney in 1910 1910 Ballymoney John Culfreightin RC Probably m. Mary Anderson RC Fa: probably Archibald of Ballyvoy, McNaughten b.1858 farmer of Cloughs

Dau: Margaret bapt 3rd Oct 1875 Cul Sp: Pat McCann & Mgt Millar J J NcNaughten Rents 180 a in Cloughmoyne, Galway, Co. Mayo in 1850 for 7 years Joseph Farmer of b. 1795 m.Rachel d.20th May Many McNaughers so not McNaughton Mcnaugher Drumacross, 1874 Londonderry in Londonderry 1874 aged 79 111m Joseph Labourer of Pres Son: Thomas W b. 1826 a tailor e* McNaughten Connor b Margaret McNaughten, dau of John Son aged 20 Clarke a dealer, and who was a widow was of Killy of Harryville, Ballymena in 1854 and Park, Kells in married Luke McQuitty, a carpenter @ 1846 Ballymena 3rd Presb Ch – witnesses Joseph and Ellen McNaughton (the latter signing his name well) Joseph b. 1826 (GRO) widower d.18th Dec Probably son of Joseph (and Ellen?) M’Naughten b. 1809 (wkhs) 1897 Ballymena Workhouse Jos M’Naghten Carpenter of Trade 10 Curtis Dir Street, Belfast in 1846 111m Joseph In Polk County b. 1811 Ireland Son: f* McNatton Iowa in 1850 Joseph H b.1838 144d Grandview, Henry ? 1839 Louisa in 1860 Oakland, Louisa in 1870 & 1880 131d Joseph Stone cutter b. 1825 Enlisted West Point 11th July 1857 McNaughton and soldier in Armagh US Army 131da Joseph Sawyer in 1850 b. 1823 Fa: Thomas b. 1785 McNaughton NY St Lawrence Mo: Margaret

Joseph Farmer in b.1824 Mo: Margaret McNaghten Ireland in 1842 Siblings: Emigrated to Elizabeth b.1819 widow US in 1843 Rachel b.1821 from Liverpool Ann b. 1824 William b. 1836 Joseph In Burt, m. Margaret Son: McNaughton Donegal in Anderson Thomas b.1865 Drumhaggart, Burt who 1865 m. Margaret Orr in Ballyarnet in 1892 and had Lived in James Alexander b.1893 Princess Street, Sarah Londonderry in Thomas Orr 1901 John Alexander 144d Joseph H In Polk County, b. 1835 Ireland Fa: Joseph b. 1811 111me* McNatten Iowa in 1850, served in Civil War. Then in Mantua Iowa in 1870 51a Malcolm c. 1750-1800 UHF Member 13090 wants info McNaughton Antrim 51b* Malcolm Of m. Martha Met Listed as Passengers to America 1806 McNaughten Broughshane, McKenney hodi Ballymena, Co. st Antrim 51c* Malcolm In Spring b. 10.05.1772 m. Martha d. 11.01.1855 Children: McNaughton Street, NYC in Ireland McKenney in 1812 Schaghticoke, Catherine J b. 1803 d.1865 NY Flax farmer in Thomas b. Jun 1804 in England 1855 m. Elizabeth McLester in Bethel, NY in 1830 Death 9 JUL 1847 in Schaghticoke, NY

William b. 1810 Bethel

Robert D b. 1811 Schaghticoke d.1832

Catherine

Elizabeth Margaret b. 18 Aug 1814 Bethel, Sullivan d. 29 January 1875 in Schaghticoke, Rensselaer, New York

John b. 1818 Bethel d. 28 January 1899 in Troy, Rensselaer

Catherine J Birth 1821 in Bethel, Sullivan, New York Death 1899 in Schaghticoke, NY

William Henry b. Birth 06 Mar 1822 in Bethel, Sullivan, New York, Death 26 Mar 1900 in Chicago, Cook, Illinois

Martha 125da Matthew Labourer in b. 1815 Ireland RC McNaughton Peterborough, Canada in 1861 125d Martin Farmer of Murdered McNaughton Upper Bunratty 1844 Co.Clare 113d Martin In Washington, b. 1824 Ireland m. Hannah b McNaughton NY in 1860 Martin Merchant b. Galway McNaughton seaman c. 1850 113e Martin Labourer of b. Down, McNaughton Buffalo and Ireland 1829 then soldier of US Army in 1863 M McNaghten Of m. Margaret RC Son: John b. 1853 Broughshane Hannan St, Kirkinrola, Ballymena in 1853 Michael Owns a house RC McNaughton in Skerry West, Newton Cromellin in 1911 in which John b. 1829 lives 99aa Michael Labourer in b. 1790 Ireland McNaughton Chicago in 1850

99ab* Michael m. Catherine Son: Peter 111na b. 1810 McNattin Hughes

110d* Michael Farms 5 acres 1829 Tithe 7s. McNatton in Laragh, Ballybay, Monaghan in 1829 Michael b.1800 d.1873 M’Natton Monaghan 111l Michael Farms 7 acres 1826 & 1835 An McNatten in Cormurphy, Tithe Monaghan with John in 1826 111ll Michael Owns 5 acres Owns 5 good acres (£5) at Kyleboher, McNaghten at , , South of Tullamore Offaly in 1859 Michael Small holding Gri With Hugh McNaughten in Treanlauer, Ballyovey,Co. Landlord = lord bishop of Tuam Mayo in 1857 111lll Michael Ag lab in b. 1796 Ireland m. Bridget James b. 1834 Wales (nailcutter) McNaghten Wolverhampto Mary n in 1851 Mariah Bridget 115ad Michael In 3rd District b. 1810 Ireland m. Mary Mo: Mary b. 1785 * McNatton NYC in 1860 Children: John b. 1843 Patrick b. 1847 Tarrell b. 1850 Ireland Thomas b. 1859 NY Catherine 115aa Michael Farmer in b. 1811 Ireland m. Julia Ann RC Children: McNaughton Finch, Michael b. 1845 Ireland Stormont, John b. 1845 Ontario in 1871 William b. 1847 Sophia, Margaret, Bridget, James, Alford, Richard, Catherine, Elizabeth and Joseph b. 1865 Ireland

115ac Michael Carter in b. 1814 Ireland m. Bridget * McNorton Baltimore, Maryland in 1860 115ab Michael b.c.1815 d.04.07.1898 McNaughton Ireland Ottawa 125d Michael Farmer Son John, a writing clerk of Belfast, d* McNaughton married Margaret Parker at St Anne’s Belfast 13thJune 1861 125bc Michael Farm labourer b. 1817 Sligo McNeighton In Union Workhouse in Salford in 1881 130ad Michael b.1819 Ireland d. 1867 Fa: Cornelius McNaughton Boston , Mass Mo: Ellen 125c Michael Farmer of Murdered McNaughton Upper 1844 Bunratty, Co. Clare 130ab Michael Enfolaye du b.c.1820 m. Frances RC Children: McNaughton Gauner Ireland Frances b. 1849 Quebec nermeth ? In Charles b. 1851 Ontario Byward, Margaret Ottawa in 1871 Henry Alex Hugh 130ac Michael Farmer in b. 1821 Ireland m. Julia A RC Sons: McNaughton Finch, (Clement?) Alfred Stormont Joseph Canada in 1881 131e Michael Farm labourer Irish parents McNaughton in Sanborne, N Dakota in 1900 131f Michael In Michigan in b. 1823 Ireland McNaughton 1870 131g Michael Labourer b. Ireland 1829 McNaughton Emigrated to US Dec 1847 with Bridget b. 1831 131h Michael Emigrated to b. Ireland 1831 Mo ?: Bridget McNaughton US Sept 1848 with Bridget b. 1808 131i* Michael Hatter in b. Ireland 1829 married McNorton Newark, New Jersey 131j* Michael Saloon keeper b. Ireland 1830 married McNorton in Marengo, Iowa 131k* Michael Labourer of b. Ireland d. 1880 McNorton Westfield Massachusette s 131l* Michael In Iowa in 1856 b. Ireland 1833 m. Catherine Daughters: McNorton Mary Ann b. Illinois 1853 Catherine 142ca Michael Farmer in b. 1831 Ireland Fa ? Edward 75d * McNorton Dummick, Mo? Bridget Lasalle, Illinois 151c Michael In NYC in 1870 b. 1835 Ireland McNaughton

Michael b.c.1837 d.13th May Death cert not viewed McNaughton 1897 Armagh 164ab Michael In Marengo, b. 1840 Ireland m. Catherine Children: * McNorton Iowa in 1870 Katie b. 1855 Iowa Alice Fannie Mary 164ad M McNattan Saddler in b. 1839 Ireland * Griggsville, Pike, Illinois Minty Merchant b. Galway McNaughton seaman c.1850 130ae Morgan Labourer b.1821 Ireland * McNorton arrived NY on Famine Boat 25.10.1847 130eb Moses Archibald Dr of Ancaster, b. 03.01.1813 m. Sarah Orcott Grandfather: John who went from * MacNaughton Wyoming Argyll, 20.08.1835 Antrim to Greenwich in 1765 Washington NY Wyoming Fa: Robert b. Washington Mo: Isabella Watson

https://archive.org/stream/3927884.00 01.001.umich.edu#page/22/mode/2up 130ea Moses Emigrated to b. 1822 Ireland McNaughton US July 1846 103e Nathan Silk weaver of b. 1791 Ireland m. Catherine Margaret b. 1828 McNaughton Paisley Low in James b. 1833 1841 4c Neale Fa: Daniel 2c McNaughton 4c Neal McNaghten Owned a house D/2977/3A/5/10/1 in Oldstone (Clogh) in (Apart from one house belonging to possession of Alexander McNaghten, the rest of the John Dunbar in town and lands of Oldstone were let by 1640 the Earl of Antrim to Simon Hillman of Coleraine 20th Oct 1640) Neale Of Oldstone Leased ¼ In trust for his sister D/2977/3A5/1/15 McNaghten (Clogh) in 1637 Carnerk and ¼ Fenola daughter of Flanglasly in Daniel (deceased)2c Dundermot in 1637 for 41 yrs Neal b.1720 m. Elizabeth Death 7 Nov Emigrated to Boston in 1729 McNaughton Northern 1777 in York, Dau:Margaret b. 1754 Pennsylvania Ireland York, m. Moses Blackburn Pennsylvania Possible son or grandson: Neal b.c. 1774 in Pennsylvania m. Mary Robinson Death 15 SEP 1851 in Muskingum Co., Rich Hill Twp., OH (buried McNaughton Cemetery) 61 Neal McNauton m. Jane Loughry CoI RI Son of ? St Columb’s, Derry 10.05.1789 Neil Revenue b. 1825 d. 3rd Sept Pres Dau: Elsie present at death McNaughton Officer of Fleet 1885 at 48 Street, Shankill Fleet Street in 1885 as Customs Pensioner Nicholas In Co. Down b.1830 Fa: John McNaughton Owen b.1788 d.1898 M’Naughton Monaghan Owen One of the McNaghten 160,000 respectful persons signing Lord Viscount Morpeth’s testimonial in 1841 Owen b.1819 d.1894 M’Naughton Monaghan 134b Owen Labourer b. 1826 McNaughton Emigrated to US 1851 134c* Owen McNorton Labourer b. 1823 Ireland arrived NY 19.04.1853 With Daniel 10 Patrick Of Creayan, 5kms south of Hearth Tax Probably son of John 2 McNeighton Finvoy, BallyMoney Kilconway, (The 1st Patrick) In 1669

Patrick Of Collens, Hearth Tax Derry M’Nauekton Aghadowey, Coleraine in 1663 24a* Patrick Sponsor in Prob Sponsors Ann daughter of James & Ann McNorton Dublin in 1730 RC Scott of Petticoat Lane at St Michan RC

37a Patrick Farmed at Flax grower (4 looms) McNaughton Kilrullah, (Kiltullagh) Roscommon in 1796 37 Patrick 5th Dragoon b. c. 1740 Would his father Could well be CoI 5th Dragoons : McNaghton and farrier Parish of have been a the Patrick 1776 – 1779 (enlisted 14th June 1776) (military horse Drumall, Nr the blacksmith? McNorton 1794 – 1799 (attested 2nd Dec 1794) doctor) market town of aged 65 who Discharged as McNaghton Antrim, co. was buried at ENLISTED Blacksmith by Antrim (this St Leonard’s, 13th Dragoons 1799 - June 24th 1802 WHERE? trade being from 5th Heston (near States in his Chelsea Hospital It doesn’t say Dragoons in Hounslow outpensioner entry of 6th May 1799 for 5th Dragoons 1799 and cavalry (attended by many 5th Dragoons) Age hence most Barracks) 29th 59: reliable?) Jan 1811 “Old, weaK and sickly and injured in the side” 8 years’ service in 5th Dragoons. Presumably Nb. WO120/9 Drummaul, Bartholomew Randalstown Note there was an McNaughton Farrier Patrick b. 1740 Drumall, Antrim (known in Alexander the dragoon 5th Dragoons (8 yrs) admitted Chelsea ancient times McNaynin who was also lived in 6th May 1799. WO120/9 WO 121/35/34 as Dunmore) a snapchance man Heston at the Farrier Patrick b. 1740 Dromore, Antrim in the 1630 Muster time. 13th Dragoons (2 yrs) and 5th Dragoons of the Lord Bishop (8 yrs) Discharged 1802 WO121/155/34 Dromore, of Dromore Antrim dwelling on his land Father of Francis 66 b. Antrim 1772 ? This is a tiny and in the town of Father of Patrick 66a? hamlet near Dunmore (with Father of John 75b Rasharkin, others residing in Ballymoney the Lower Euvagh.) Or a townland north of Cushendall Patrick Daughter: McNaughton Janet of Falkirk b.c.1783 m. Joseph Adams of Aldgate 3rd April 1803 in Falkirk (Was he the dyer b. Spitalfields 1786 in 1851 with daughter Caroline b. 1822 Hoxton (mother Ann)and son George b. 1834 Spitalfields?) Their children (Non Con): Colin Adams b. 29th Aug 1806 Jane Adams b. 29 Jul 1808 and lived at Burr Street, St Botolph’s Aldgate 1806- 1808 and then at Pell NC Joseph b. May 1810 Pell Benjamin b. 1812 Sarah b. 1814 Patrick b. 27th Nov 1815 York Place, Mile End, St Dunstan’s Stepney 66a Patrick Perhaps lately Did he have the following sons in th McNaughton of the 5 Shandrum c. 1798? (But baptised Dragoons ? Catholic)

Son: Thomas 121d ? Son: Edmund 121g ? Son: John 121h ? 108? 66ab Patrick Farmer of b. 1773 Enlisted 25th April 1799 Telico McNaughton/ Antrim and 2nd Still enlisting in 1819 McNorton US Infantry

An Irish Rebel fleeing? Ex 5th Dragoon? 66b Patrick Farmed at Son: 106? McNaghten Craigatempin, Or 37 Ballymoney in 1803

Patrick Of Laragh, Left will in McNatten Clogher 1855 Patrick Of b.1786 d. 28.11.1854 Daniel paid tithes at Knocknacarry in McNaughten Knocknacarry, aged 68 1826 (and at Cushendall). Whilst a (Coleraine Patrick paid tithes at Altmore, (Parish of Chronicle) Aughahaugh and Legflugh (all in Layde). Layde) Note: Only Alexander McNeille at Knocknacarry in 1742 Patrick Paid Tithes in A Patrick McNaughten sponsored RC McNaughten Altmore, Layde Eliza Ellen Walsh 24th Aug 1846 at and one paid Culfeightrin MIC1D/69B 14s.5d. tithes in Aughahaugh and Legflugh in Layde in 1826 Patrick ? Of Shandrum, Bc.1785? RC Sons (b.c.1810): McNaughton Cork c.1830 Edmund John Thomas (nb there was a seaman Thomas b. Cushendall 1799 but living in Cork in 1845) Patrick Farmer of b.1787 widower d.19 Feb 1872 Mary Jane present at death McNaughten Tullybriel (?), Armagh aged Tynan in 1872 85 Patrick Rents house Landlord NG Johnstone of Woodpark McNatten and Land at Carricklane, Tureny in 1817 Patrick Of Carricklane, McNaughten Tynan, Armagh in Griffiths 111m Patrick b.1794 Ireland d. 05.11.1831 c McNaughton Manhattan

104a Patrick Of Dublin in m. Mary Shannon Had daughter Margaret bapt at St McNaughton 1826 Michael’s & St John’s Dublin

105e Patrick Of Tralee, m. Catherine RC Son: Charles bapt 07.02.1828 McNaughtin Kerry McCarthy

107ae Patrick Coal labourer b. 1803 Ireland * McNattan in Ulverston, Lancs in 1881

Patrick b. 1791 d.1878 M’Naughton Monaghan 110b* Patrick In Laragh, 1829 Tithe 6 acres for 9s. McNatton Ballybay, George, Francis and Michael renting in Monaghan in same townland. 1829 Patrick Smith. C o I Son: George b.1834 joined 47th Foot McNaughton ? 1855 In Tyholland/ Inpollan, Monaghan, Monaghan in 1838 Patrick Of Edenany, RI McNaughtan Ballybay, Monaghan in 18?? Griffiths 111c Patrick Farmer of 1832 Tithe An McNatten Drumnahuche’ n Patrick In RI McNaughtan Drunahunshin, Tehallen in 18?? Griffiths Patrick Farmer of Son: McNaughten Drumnachavil John m. Margaret Murphy (d. of Peter farmer of Mollyard) 13th Feb 1866 Keady Armagh RC

111ca Patrick Farmer of 1826 Tithe 7 acres for 6s. jointly with Bernard * McNatten Cormurphy, Monaghan 111m Patrick Farmer of 1832 Tithe An McNatten Cormurphy

112l Patrick Land surveyor b. 1803 Ireland m. Ann Children: McNaughton of St Helen’s Ellen b. 1833 Lancs in 1851 Michael b. 1836 James b. Lancs McNorton In Eccleston in Thomas b. Nuneaton 1861 112la Patrick Labourer in b. 1806 Ireland McNaughton New Orleans in 1850 112m Patrick Emigrated to m. Marie d. Quebec RC Son Bartholomew 142d* b. c. 1831 McNaughton Quebec City pre 1863 Ireland Could be Bartholomew’s Brother 112m Patrick Labourer b. 1815 Ireland m. Margaret Feely RC 1851 C Fa: Arthur McNaughton 103f a MacNaughton Emigrated to at Notre Dame, Quebec City by Quebec in Sept Son: Thomas b. Quebec 1843 1843 and there 1842 Dau: Mary Ann b. Quebec 1845 in 1851 (she b.1816 dau of Catherine b.1849 Michael and Ellen b.1850 Mariane) Margaret dau of PM and Margaret Phelan buried Notre Dame 1855 Patrick Bank clerk in St Bernard, Nr Alexander Street M’Naughton Montreal, Quebec in 1842 112m Patrick Day labourer in b. 1810 Ireland m. Margaret Children: c* McNorton Boston, Mass (b. 1812) Thomas b. 1843 Canada upholsterer in 1870 Kate b.1849 Bee 112m Patrick Shoemaker in b. 1810 Ireland m. Eliza Daughters: d* McNorton St Joseph, Mary b. 1844 Ireland Berrien, Alice b. 1842 England Michigan in Patricia b. 1852 Michigan 1860

112m Patrick Famine boat to b. 1811 Ireland m. Ann Children: b McNaightan NY 1851 with Michael L Ann Birth 14 Feb 1842 in Ireland Death 23 Mar 1908 in Lincoln, Logan In Northfield, County, Illinois Washtenaw in 1880? Peter b. 1843

112m Patrick Day labourer in b. 1813 Ireland m. Margaret Sons: e* McNorton Port Huron, Thomas b. 1843 Ireland Michigan in Patrick b. 1845 Ireland 1870 Michael b. 1855 Ohio Dennis 120a Patrick Belfast m. Sally McNeill RC RI Son: Patrick 163a Born in Workhouse in McNatten 1839 Patrick One of the McNaghten 160,000 respectful persons signing Lord Viscount Morpeth’s testimonial in 1841 Patrick One of the McNaughton (1) 160,000 respectful persons signing Lord Viscount Morpeth’s testimonial in 1841 Patrick One of the McNaughton (2) 160,000 respectful persons signing Lord Viscount Morpeth’s testimonial in 1841 Patrick One of the McNaughton (3) 160,000 respectful persons signing Lord Viscount Morpeth’s testimonial in 1841 Patrick One of the McNaughton (4) 160,000 respectful persons signing Lord Viscount Morpeth’s testimonial in 1841 Patrick Rents house Landlord John McGee McNaughten and garden in Main street, Crumlin, Ballytromery (south of Antrim town) in 1862 125e Patrick Labourer of b. Scarry Enlisted Belfast Fa: ? McNaughton Ballymena and (probably 1838 22nd Foot Skerry), brother of John 108a? Ballymena, Antrim 1816 Served 1838-1850 (1841-47 in India, catching hepatitis in 1844 in Scinde) Chelsea Hospital See 108a Pension paid at Ballymena 6th Sept 1850 WO22/145 May have then gone to Canada Patrick Troop Sjt Maj m. Emelia Connolly d. 12 April RC Children: McNaughton in 9th Lancers in 26th May 1846 1849 (Punjab Catherine b. 13 Oct 1847 Meerut India in 1846 Umballa medal roll. Nb (Punniar, Gujerat was Sobroan, m(2) Mary by 1849 21 Feb 1849) Patrick Alexander b. 13 May 1849 Chillianwalla & Umballa (after his father’s death) Gujerat)

Bachelor in Son of an Alexander? 1846

129f Patrick Cutting Wood b. 1818 Ireland m. Mary Parents irish 129f Patrick Cutting Wood in b. 1818 Ireland m. Mary McNaughton in Franklin, McNaughton Franklin, Michigan in Michigan in 1880 1880 125f Patrick Cutting m…l b.1818 m. Mary In MI US census of 1881 McNaughton In Crow Wing, Ireland Dau: Annie b. 1864 Mich Minnesota in Dau: Mary b. 1866 Mich 1885

125fa Patrick Emigrated to b. 1817 m. Mary Nolan Children: McNaughton NY then Ireland John b. 1840 NY(a blacksmith in Canada and Mich in 1861) then to Mary A b. 1845 Canada Ontanogon, William P b. 1848 Canada Michigan and a Agnes miner Alice Joanna Thomas James Michael Mary Elizabeth Birth 28 Oct 1865 in Ontonagon, Ontonagon, Michigan, Death 1947 in Superior, Douglas, Wisconsin 125g Patrick Of Dunloy Son Daniel 164a b.1839 m. Elizabeth McNaughton Coleraine in Morell in 1st Ballymoney Presbyterian 1839 Church in 1868 Labourer in 1868

30 Mrs Of d.06.06.1787 RC RI McNaughton Ballaghy,Antri Dunloy, m Antrim 125fb Patrick Emigrated to b. 15.03.1820 McNaughton US. Naturalized Ireland in Maine, Mass in 1865 125fb Patrick In b. 1820 Ireland Mo: Mary b. Ireland 1793 a McNaughton Massachucetts in 1870 125fc Patrick Farm labourer b. 1821 Ireland Dau:? Eliza Hall McNaughton in Illinois in 1870 125ga Patrick Plasterer in b. 1822 Ireland m. Jill RC Children: * MacNeighton Quebec City in Fanny b. 1837 1851 Mary b. 1839 William b. 1841 Margaret b. 1848 Bridget b. 1848 Ireland

130bc Patrick b.c.1822 Buried Notre McNaughton Dame, Montreal 29th March 1864 Patrick Of Layde area m. Isabella Stewart RC McNaughton 22.01.1841 Patrick Of Layde area m. Mary Stewart RC McNaughton 09.02.1843 Patrick Bapt 13 Aug Fa: William McNaghten 1823 Mo: Mary Clinch Balbriggan, Dublin Patrick b.1823 d.1899 M’Naughten Castleblaney 135 Patrick Legnamanny b. c. 1827 1851 C Fa: John 108 McNaughton Patrick Fathers a child With Rose Stewart C o I Son: John bapt 1854 Dunluce MacNaughten in 1854 of Ballyhome 135ab Patrick Common b. 1826 Ireland M? Fanny (b. 1842 Children: * McNorton Labourer in Fall Ire) John W b. 1861 Mass River, Bristol Mary A Massachusette Elizabeth s in 1870

142af Patrick Labourer b. 1829 Ireland McNaughton emigrated to US in 1859 142b Patrick Labourer in b.1830 Ireland m. Mary Parents Irish McNaughton Illinois in 1861 Dau: Ellen b. 1861 Farmer of Pela, Illinois in 1880 142c Patrick 2nd hand ca.. b.1831 Ireland m. Fanny Parents Irish McNaughton ….. (prob m. 1860) Labourer in Son: John W b. 1861 Mass Bristol, Mass in 1861 & 1881 142d Patrick Hostler in St b. 1830 Ireland McNorton Louis, Missouri in 1860 150aa Patrick In prison in b. 1836 Galway * McNorthen Richmond, Dublin in 1860 & 1867 156 Patrick bapt. RC RI Fa: John 121h (103?) McNaughton 23.11.1836 Mo: Mary Colman Shandrum Sponsors Patrick and Catherine Colman 163b* Patrick Labourer on RR b. 1838 Ireland McNorton Grade in Los Pinos Canyon, Colorado in 1880 160a* Patrick McNattin b.1839 d. 1868 Castleblayney 163a Patrick b. 15.02.1839 UHF Fa: Patrick 120a McNatten Union Mo: Sally McNeill Workhouse, Belfast Sponsor Mary Thompson 161 Patrick b.24.01. 1839 illegit RC RI Fa: Rowan McNaughton Newry, Mo: Mary Ann Raddles Co. Down Sp: Sarah Norris 162 Patrick Bapt 1840 RI Fa: Thomas 121d McNaughton Shandrum, Mo: Mary Donagan Co. Cork Sp: Robert Keating, Eliz Donagan

163 Patrick Legnamanny Bapt m. Ellen McKillop RC 1851 C Fa: Francis 120 McNaughton 17.01.1841 Of Omerbane Glenravel RI Children: In 1876 Co. Antrim John b. 1876 Teresa Living at Rose Mary bapt 4th May 1879 Dunloy & Lisnamanny, Cloughmills (sponsors John and Susan Newton McNaughton) MIC1D/71/1 Cromellin in Francis b. 1884 lived at Samore and m. 1911 Bridget Kelly and had son Barney

Purchased 24 acres there in 1915 for £160 Patrick b.c.1846 d.1886 M’Naughton Monaghan Patrick Of Scart, Firies, m. Catherine Brody RC Dau: Johanna bapt 1866 McNaughten Kerry in 1866 75c* Peter McNorton Labourer in b. Ireland 1781 m. Margaret Children: Pleasance John b. 1826 Ire Edinburgh in Ann b. 1829 Ire 1841 Catherine b. 1833 Ire 75f* Peter b. 1781 d. 1865 McNaughtan Monaghan 111f Peter McNatten Farms 2 acres 1832 Tithe An in Drummock, 75f? Tehallen in 1832 107ad Peter McNorton In Manhattan, b. 1800 Ireland Died RC * NY by 1834 Manhattan 13th Oct 1834 Peter b.1800 d.Sep 1878 M’Naughten Monaghan 111ce Peter McNatten Farms 5 acres 1826 & 1835 * in Cormurphy, Tithe Monaghan, Monaghan 111n Peter McNatten Farmer of 1832 Tithe An Cormurphy

Peter One of the McNaghton 160,000 respectful persons signing Lord Viscount Morpeth’s testimonial in 1841 111na Peter Farmer of b.1804/1810 m. Nancy d. 1901 Emigrated 1851 * McNaughton/ Northfield, Ireland Michigan Fa: Michael (Irish)99ab McNattin Wastenaw, Mo: Catherine Hughes Michigan in 1860, 1880 & Son: Patrick b. Mich 1852 1901 111n Peter Labourer in b. 1806 Ireland m. Margaret Son: John b.1816 Ireland Labourer b McNaughton Dunbars Close, Cannongate, Edinburgh in 1841

111nc Peter Labourer then b.1808 Enlisted 12th April 1826 for Life. McNaghton 81st Foot Castletown, Transferred to the service companies Cavan 25th July 1828 WO 25/483 120ae Peter Calico printer b. 1811 Ireland m. Margaret Sons: McNaughton of Bonhill, Peter b. 1836 Bonhill Dunbartonshir John b. 1839 e in 1841

130aa Peter Emigrated to b. 1819 Ireland c McNaughton US 1859 130aa Peter Day Labourer b. 1820 Ireland m. Bridget Mary b.1850 Cumbernauld d McNaughton in Peter Cumbernauld Bridget in 1861 Ellen Labourer of Cambusnethan , Lanarks in 1881 130aa Peter McNattin Farmer in b.1820 Ireland m. Ann Parents Irish e* Northfield, (c. 1804 ! see Washtenaw, above) Son: Michigan in Patrick b. 1853 Michigan 1880 131c Peter Scottish. A b. Ireland 1823 McNaughton cooper in Halifax NS in 1871 Peter b.c.1824 d.14 Dec Certificate not checked M’Naughton 1906 Armagh 113b Peter Ag Lab of b. Sligo 1827 McNaughton Cumbernauld in 1851 113ba Peter Labourer of b. 1826 Ireland m. Christine With three McNaught children McNaughton Ferry Port on Craig, Fife 1871 113b Peter McNorton Labourer in NY b. 1830 Ireland Sons: b in 1870 John b. 1865 NY William b. 1869 NY 164ac Peter McNorton Labourer in * Willinar, Minnesota in 1870 111r* Phineas Labourer b. 1803 Ireland Son: John b. 1825 McNorton arrived in Maine 24.12.1828 89 Richard bapt.07.09.178 Our Bartholomew Fa: Bartholomew Esq Bartholomew 5 was born 25th Sept Mo: Charlotte Given McNaghten Coleraine 1785 (according to regimental (If he’s not my Bartholomew, then he enquiries) in must have died young since Charlotte BallyMoney Vandeleur states only 3 sons attained maturity) 105ea Richard In Saratoga, b. 1795 Ireland McNaughton Milton NY in 1850 121f Richard Soldier In b. 1814 Ireland McNorton Abergavenny in 1841 Richard One of the McNaghten 160,000 respectful persons signing Lord Viscount Morpeth’s testimonial in 1841 Richard Rev. in Lansborough Lodge M’Naughton Kenmare, Kerry in 1824 Robert Exchequer in McNaughton 1806 & 1822 58c* Robert b. 05.02.1769 Fa: John 41b McNorton St James, Dublin 100a Robert McNaghten Of Coleraine b.c.1775 Will of 1838 C o I Fa: James (don’t know where this came 101b Esq and from - perhaps the will - but book says Magherabuoy Bart 34a) Land at Children: , Charlotte b. 1802 m. Rev Charles Robert Islandflacky, Moberly and had nine daughters and McNaghten Craghtown, two sons was Maddybanny in Marianna b. 1808 m. Henry Martley QC churchwarden Coleraine, and had 3 sons and six daughters in Aug 1803 Mageramenag and till Aug h, Carnalridge, 1805 at least Lower 1st Son: Alexander 125 Lt RN except when Ballyvelton, 2nd Son: Henry 125a b.1817 Henry was Ballynalube 3rd Son: Robert 125aa b.1819 doing it in May. Monister (Drunroan Juror of 7th April 1820 Dunluce Court, Clegnogh Ballymoney Prolusk, Craigalappan)a nd a fee farm rent from Ballyboggy and Tullucapple 103a Robert McNaghten Of Islandflacky Tithes 1832 Esq & Magheraboy in Ballywillin, Derry in 1832 102 Robert McNaghten Of Coleraine, Left a Will in PRO NI Will exists T/810/427 or T810/9 (427) Esq Derry 1838 Attorney Son: Alexander 126a Lt of Portrush Of Beardiville

Robert New Row, With 3 females and 2 servants McNaughton Esq Coleraine in 1831 Census Robert Freeholder of McNaughten Coleraine Robert Attorney of Pigot McNaghten New Row, Coleraine in 1824 Robert Mr of C o I McNaughton Coleraine Communicant in 1820 & 22 114c Catherine b.1789 of New Row, C o I McNaughton Coleraine died 31.05.1867 aged 78 102a Robert McNaghten Of Ballyboggy, Tithes at Tithes 1828 Esq Dunluce and Coleraine and Tullycapple ballybogey in 1828 and Tullycapple in 1822 101a Robert McNaghten Of Dublin in Probably the same as 100a Esq 1823

Robert Of Dublin in Thomas Ellis conveys land in Ballyvelton McNaghten 1803 (in 1803) and Ballyboylands (in 1818) to him. (But as purchaser or purchasor’s attorney? Probably the former)

101b Robert Cary (or Of Coleraine in b.1774 m. Mary Orr (dau of Bur C o I Fa: Bartholomew 34 Craig) Hamilton 1805 Thomas of Dublin) 18.04.1838 St Mo: Charlotte Given McNaghten Esq Churchwarden George, (Hence is the Robert writing letter of in 1803 & 4 1.12.1799 Dublin aged 1805 D3030/N/19 stating nearly related 64 to Mr Giveans of 56th Regt who holds Attorney of Edentullish in Co. Down) Dublin and Coleraine in 1813 (Son probably: Robert b. 1819 reverend)

Law Agent for Private in Coleraine Yeomanry Cavalry the Co. Antrim 1796 (D4164/A/24) estates of Lord and Lady Mark Seems to act for Sir F and EA in buying Kerr in 1815 land/chief rents at the sale in 1811

Of Beardiville in 1820 for son’s baptism Bought houses in Mount Pleasant Square, Dublin in 1832 Of Summerhill, Dublin in 1820 Presumably the one granted in 1827 & 1822) lands in the parish of Agherton, Coleraine Liberties: Of Mount Joy Cappah, Tullaghmurry, Conie Warren, Square, Dublin Crossreagh,Drumslade, Garborgall, in 1829 & 38 Ballygelough, Little Craigtown and Island Tasserty (Granted to Felix O’Neill in But of 1741) Coleraine in 1837 & 38 (Londonderry Sentinel deaths)

Robert Merchant IA By Grace Especial (by recommendation M’Naghten made Freeman or request) of Dublin in 1822 112a Robert Rents house in Pres Gri Rents house, office and yard in William McNaughton Derry, Shankill/ b? Street, Town of Lurgan, Derry, Shankhill Lurgan, in 1859 £8 off Robert Nicholson Armagh in 1859 /64 Son: Samuel 117b

Robert Rents big Landlord Sarah Warnock McNaughten house (£10)and yard in Malone Place, Shankill in 1862 Robert Book keeper of Gri M’Naughten Malone Place, Lisburn Rd, Shankill, Belfast in 1856 Robert Book keeper in McNaghten 6 James Street, Belfast in 1858 112aa Robert Weaver of b.c.1805 Pres RI Son: Samuel 117b confectioner McNaughton Belfast b

125aa R J McNaughton Miller in b. 1817 Ireland d. March Pres b* Bayham, E 1871 b Elgin, Ontario in 1871 125j R J McNaughton Farmer in b. 1816 Ireland d. Elgin 1873 Pres Ontario in 1871 b Justice of the Peace in 1873 125k Robert James Postmaster in b. 1820 Ireland m. Eliza C McNaughton Elgin Canada in 1861

125aa Robert McNaghten Vicar of b.1818 m. Sarah Warren d.11.02.1849 DAA 3rd son of Robert 100a of Coleraine Dunluce Co. Dublin Moore 18.12.1839 aged 30 bur Daughter Henrietta d.16.11.1840 aged 1 And Esq of Coleraine in 1840 Dublin Dunluce Old Graveyard with Sarah Dublin Uni 1841 who d.17.10.1840 101 Robert Widower of b. 1818 M (1) d.14.2.1849 Col Witnesses: MacNaughten Magheraboy, Sarah Warren at low Rock Bartholomew McNaughton 114 Bally Willan in Moore House, Andrew Orr 1844 (she d. 17.10.1841 Portstewart 100a aged 26) Marriage agreement D1550/161/8 or Reverend mentions Alexander 125aa M(2) Elizabeth Isabella Orr 23.05.1844 Four daughters: Dau of Andrew of i)Mary Ann Sarah b. 1845 in Dublin Co. Milburn m. Willis Barrett in London 1881 Deaconess’ widow living with Elizabeth at 9 & 11 Dyke Road, Lambeth in 1881 Death 1936 ii)Elizabeth Isabella d. unmarried in Staffordshire in 1909 iii)Charlotte m. Boyd

125ab Robert McNaghten Trinity College b.1818 Fa:Robert Dublin in 1843

125ac Robert McNaghten bapt.07.04.182 Fa: Robert McNaghten of Beardiville 0

125b RCC McNaughten Vicar of Kilmeen, Kanturk, Co. Cork Rev R McNaughten At Goriaculide? Tithes 12s. LaharanKilmee n, Cork in 1834 121f Rev R McNaughton At Kilmeen 125b? near Kilcolman Rev Mr Just arrivedat 2 McNaughten College Street, Belfast in 1850 125b Robert House in Rents house, offices and yard £22 b McNaughton Mainstreet, Antrim Town in 1859

Robert A sewed McNaghten muslin agent in Main Street, Antrim in 1858 Robert Town McNaughton Commissioner in Antrim in 1877 Robert Mr of M’Naughten Rusinorbe Terrace, Kingstown in 1846 Robert Tailor of With Thomas Alex there too M’Naughten Church Street (Presb of Kells Ballymena in b.1826) 1846 Letter to Vankougnhnet from R. McNaughton, Ballymena, Ireland, for documents and information. re: emigration from the North of Ireland (Crown Lands Department) 1861/02/04. File. RG17-A-III-1. http://www.collectionscanada.gc.ca/ 125b Robert Draper of 249 b. 1820 Widower in 1880 d. 17 June Pres Norma present at death d* MacNaughton York Street, 1880 Belfast Belfast in 1880 Dau: Sophia m. John Kirk, grocer of Buried Antrim Antrim at Randalstown 10th Sept 1869 NSP Old Congregation Drumaul Presb Ch.

In loving memory of Robert MacNaughton, died 17th June 1880 aged 60 years, Jeannie Andrews MacNaughton, died 12th May 1858 aged 36 years, also their children Jessie MacNaughton died 20th October 1852 aged 2 years, Alfred Black MacNaughton died 11th June 1878 aged 25 years Robert Merchant m. Jessie Morrison Pres Irish McNaughton of Londonderry at ancesto Milngavie, Barony, r Lanarks, Scotland 2.06.1853 Robert ? of 249 Dock McNaughton Street, Belfast in 1880 above wine and spirit merchant. Robert Clerk at 34 McNaughton Brougham Street, Belfast in 1877 and 243 York Street in 1880 Robert Of McNaghter Drumhaggart, Burt, Co. Donegal in Griffiths 125l R McNaughton In New Orleans b. 1818 Ireland m. Mary Margaret b. 1850 La in 1860 William b. 1852 Richard b. 1854 125m Robert Boot & Shoe b. 1824 Ireland m. Susanne Mo: Jane b. 1800 Ireland* * McNaghten maker in Fa: John* Wisconsin in Living next to 1870 brother William 131bb 145a Robert Emigrated to b. 1834 Ireland McNaghten US in 1844

145d* Robert In Glastonbury, McNauton Hartford, Conneticut in 1860 145b Robert Worker in b.c.1835 m. Charlotte Parents Irish McNaughton sewing Ireland (b.England 1846) machine factory in Bridgeport, Conneticut in 1880 Robert In Lurgan in d. 18 Mar Certificate not checked McNaghten 1905 1905 Lurgan 111p Rowan/Roland Merchant of Esq and town m.1833 Down Subscribed £2 to Newry workhouse in McNaghten 1828 and Spirit guardian / 1834 Grocer of 49 police fined £25 in Dublin court for importing Water Street, commissioner foreign tobacco Newry in 1832 1840 aswell as & 1846 soap and Rowan b. Ireland 1844 was a driver in Town candle NYC in 1870 commissioner manufacturer, 1850 salt refiner, Rowan from GB was naturalised Spanish Consul tobacco and 28.05.1853 New Orleans snuff manufacturer and wine and spirit merchant!! Rowan One of the McNaghten (of 160,000 Newry) respectful persons signing Lord Viscount Morpeth’s testimonial in 1841 Rowan Freeholder at Lease of 22nd Aug 1815 (signed at McNaughton Drumnadonnall Rathfryland) from Earl Clanwilliam for 3 , Uppe Iveagh, lives: Co. Down in Rowan 1824 John Thomas Rowan Weaver of m. Margaret C o I RI Son: John b. 26.04.1840 McNaghten Seafin, Drumballyroon ey, Co. Down in 1840 Rowan Weaver of Dau: Maria m. weaver at McNaghten Drumgooland, Drumgooland C o I 4th Nov 1855 Ballyward, Thomas farms Banbridge there in 1856 Co. Down Roger McNaght Of Sir Robert 1630 Muster Roll McLelland’s Estate (Haberdashers’ ) at Keenaght, Londonderry in 1630 58a Roger Freeholder of Affirmed at Enniskillen 1796 McNaghton Drumbockinne Land at Drumbocking y, Inishmaisaint, Magherabuoy, Fermanagh

Samuel Adult in 1637 Given power of attorney by Robert Barr, McNaughten yeoman of Mallendober (next to Ballylough & south of Bushmills) 32 Samuel Of Dunaghy, Left a will in PRO NI Dunaghy is where James 23 is from McNaughton Connor 1784 BUT Samuel McNaghten, Samuel, Ballyreagh, County and Hester Antrim. Copy will. 1784. Diocese of had children Connor. in 1789 so Reference T/706 there must Date 1784 be 3 Samuels http://www.nationalarchives.ie/ in Dunaghy 32a Samuel Of Ballyreagh? m. Hester Rogers Eldest son of James 36f McNaghten (dau of Rev George) 1st Son: James 36b of Ballyreagh 36f Samuel b.1734 m.Hester Rogers Dead before Children: 32a McNaghten Ballycregah, 1787 Dunaghy (Hester born 3 Sep Rosetta b. 24.06.1768 in Ballymaugh 1734 Clough. D. 19 [sic] House, , Antrim, Jun 1822 aged 87) m. William Lennox Napier 21.04.1798 d. 30.06.1836 in Belfast, Antrim, Ireland

poss Hester bc.1772 m. Clotworthy Birnie in Ireland but died in Piney Creek, Carroll, Maryland 10.04.1841

(James b. 1780 m. Ann Walsh)? Dau: Katherine

Samuel b.1789 (1775) George b.1790 But a Samuel and George signed the Partition of James’ farm in 1799 and must have been adults by then surely Samuel Esq of m. Hester Rogers Rogers Children: McNaghten Ballyreagh Pedigre Ann d.1856 e James b.1768 who m. Ann Walsh Rose b.1768 George Samuel who m. Jno Lake Hester who m. Clotworthy Birnie a merchant of Clady and went to US 31 Samuel Linen Draper of 1730 Son of ? James 22? McNaughton Aboghill/ BallyMoney or BallyMena, Antrim in 1763 & 1765

Samuel Juror of Photo of signature on phone from McNaghten Oldstone D2977/23/4/1 Gent Manor Court Leet 16th Oct 1775. Then treasurer. Last signs 1783 Samuel Rent 55 acres T2971 scan on stick McNaghten’s of arable and 5 John Hamilton O’Hara’s Estate heirs of moss at Ballyreagh and The neighbouring townlands are 49 plus 5 at Carnbeg, Farrancushog and Carnmore Killyree on 1783 Map Samuel Landlord in Leases 50 houses in Bridge Street, McNaghten Belfast in 1796 Belfast off Daniel Blow D509/957

100c* Samuel Of Ballyreagh b. 1789 Born then or Fa: Samuel 36f McNaughton House in 1798 Ballycreagh, baptised then as a Dunaghy teenager? McNAGHTEN, GEORGE, Clarigh, Co. Antrim, gent. 3 Feb. 1808. Narrate 1 p. 8 May 1816.

To his mother Hester McNaghten an annuity out of the lands of Killyree and Ballyreagh and that part of Ballysallagh called Evisnablagh [Evisnablay], all in Co. Antrim, for life. To Mary, Hester and Elizabeth McNaghten, daughters of his brother Samuel McNaghten, £50 apiece to be paid by his brotherin-law Mr Wm. Napier, Belfast. To his cousin Mary Major, sister of Mr Samuel Major, Tullybrisland, Co. Londonderry, £100. To Mr Thomas Major, youngest son of Mrs Sarah Major, Tullybrisland, £50. The aforementioned lands to the said Samuel Major, his particular friend, subject to the payment of said annuity and legacies. Exors. said Samuel Major and Mrs Dorotha McNaghten, Ballymena, Co. Antrim. Witnesses: Josias McDowell, innholder, and Wm. Young and Jas. Murray, merchants, Ballymena, Co. Antrim. Memorial witnessed by: said Wm. Casement, Henryville, Co. Antrim. Young, and Thos.

710,514,481017 Saml. Major (seal) Sworn at Henryville, Co. Antrim, 3 April 1816.

William Napier, merchant of Belfast, m. 1798 Rosetta MacNaghten of Ballyreagh House, Co. Antrim: Son: NAPIER, Sir JOSEPH (1804–1882), lord chancellor of Ireland, born at Belfast on 26 Dec. 1804

It’s possible that they may be the family that moved to MullyCrunnert after 1831 (Charlotte’s)

In the partition of the farm at Ballyreagh in 1799, George and his heirs were to get the use of the house and land of William Johnston’s Farm (occupied by James Carberry); and Samuel the part occupied by David Johnston. http://search.findmypast.co.uk/record?id=ire%2flec%2f4506870%2f00244&parentid=ire%2flec%2f4506870%2f00244%2f007 Samuel’s part included the land at Killyree http://search.findmypast.co.uk/record?id=ire%2flec%2f4506880%2f00734&parentid=ire%2flec%2f4506880%2f00734%2f009&highlights=%22%22

Dorothey Paying tithes in Widow of McNaghten Killyrea, William Dunaghy in 1825 KILLYREE is the townland next to BALLYREAGH Samuel (Of Ballyreagh) McNaghten signs Dunaghy Vestry minutes 2nd April 1804 (photo on phone) MIC1/299/1 103b Lt Samuel Of Belfast in b.c.1780 or Offers to be Preventative Surveyor of McNaghten 1805 older Antrim in 1805 with his 7 years in the Yeomanry Yeomanry Samuel Of Belfast in Seeks employment in preventing private McNaghten 1805 distillation D562/10946A

Samuel Linen/Shipping Managing bookings for schooner Friends M’Naghten Broker in to Quebec Belfast in 1811 Samuel Esq (of m. Ann Lake d.1857 [sic] Fa: Samuel McNaghten Ballyreagh daughter of Jno Mo: Hester family) Lake Merchant of Belfast Children: Samuel Esq of Liverpool Hester Eli..g Sarah

Samuel Of Tenterdon b.1775 Buried st Probably the father of the Samuel McNaghten Avenue, Luke’s, b.1811 Ireland who lived in West Derby Liverpool in Liverpool 26th 1836 Jan 1837 aged 62 http://www.thegenealogist.co.uk/image _viewer/?imagego=hpL9Y5UzB4w0XsgG 3b4vbr- zii59TJnMac6zzd7MezA3d5QQyfu6xedE rk8CBqBZ9x_LwuN987YbOExySa_zYkKw 5Mwop2n1iW8Ub4P4nE51v2ilq- NJatP6D929yyJD 112d Samuel Victualler of 79 McNaughton Hercules street, Belfast in 1820

112e Samuel Gamekeeper McNaughton and constable of Carrickfergus Street, Belfast in 1820 Samuel Tithe of McNeighton 3s.4.5d. on 6 (index card says rods in Robert !) Ballynamagna, Drumballyrone y, Co. Down in 1827 Samuel Book keeper M(1). Ann Logan C o I Fa: Samuel a shipping broker (on McNaghten daughter of Simon marriage entry on ancestry) 16th Nov 1837 Liverpool Son: Samuel b.1841

Signature of book keeper in 1837 on http://search.findmypast.co.uk/record?i d=gbprs%2fchs%2f4018654%2f00446&p arentid=gbprs%2fm%2f737361028%2f1 &highlights=%22%22 117d Samuel Book keeper in b. 1811 Ireland M(2). Jane d.1865 Sons: McNaghton West Derby, Henrietta Dunbar Samuel b. 1841 Lancs in 1851 McNaghton Henry Walmsley b. 1847 in 1845 West Derby Harriet Frances Walmsley b. 1852 Kirkdale, lancs 112f* Samuel Commercial b. 1811 Ireland m. Henrietta (b. Sons: McNaghton Clerk in Lancs) Samuel b. 1841 Lancs Liverpool, St George b. 1857 Martin in 1861 117 Samuel Of Killyree From 31 ? LDS Bankrupt Estate Antrim: the Sale of McNaughton 3,339 acres of the Ballymena Estate 112d? includes Lot 4 (1/4 part of Killyree conveyed to Samuel in 1799 and farmed by Mary Tofts and William Cubit) Also Jun- Jul 1864 Doc 084 Vol 073 LDS http://search.findmypast.co.uk/record?i d=ire%2flec%2f4506870%2f00244&pare ntid=ire%2flec%2f4506870%2f00244%2 f007 117a Samuel b. Shankhill, Fa: James 112f McNaughton Belfast 1826 117b Samuel Confectioner of Married Mary Pres Fa: Robert 112aa, a weaver McNaughton Belfast Browne 4th Aug b 1846 May Street Presb, Robert Gilmour witness Belfast 117c Samuel Fa: John 112g McNaughton Stewart Trinity College Knighted 1890 Fa: Francis MacNaghten b. Antrim 1815 112ga Stephen In Montreal in b. Ireland McNaughton 1871 c.1811

Summers ? Merchant b. Downe McNaughton seaman c.1850 9 Thomas Of Ballyboggy, Hearth Tax Son of 8? McNaghten Lower Dunluce in 1669 (and Daniel had a hearth at Benvarden) (The 1st Thomas)

Son: 19? Thomas Of Konkadow, Hearth Tax Derry M’Nacton Agherdowey, (Patrick has a hearth in the same Parish) Coleraine in 1663 19 Capt Thomas Of Kiltemurry RC Source: Young’s Fighters of Derry Macnaghten was at one (1937). time in Young states his father was John (a Jacobite army younger son of Shane Dhu ad the John besieging Derry killed at Dunmull for refusing to submit in 1689 to General Munro).

Attained with confiscation of lands held under the Antrim Estate. (Normally this would have also meant exile to the Continent where service in the Irish brigades was the only career open.)

19 Captain Thomas PRO NI Letters of tutelage of 1718 McNaughton Captain Thomas Captain in Described in Of King James’ Irish Army McNaughton Colonel the Inquisition Cormuck for his Illustrations, historical and genealogical O’Neill’s attainder as of of King James's Irish army list (1689) Regiment Kiltimurry by John D'Alton (1855) p.648 and 650

https://archive.org/stream/illustrations his00dalt#page/648/mode/2up and following page

Thomas Gent of Leases 4/4 of From Earl D2977/3A/5/2/1 McNaghten* Kiltimurry Ateticur for 41 Goes to Robert Cussack years for £15 5th July 1680 Thomas Gent of Antrim Leased ½ of From Earl of Antrim D/2977/3A/5/13/1 McNaghten* Drumnaglave For 26 yrs In possession of Robert Cussack [Drumnaglea] in Grange of Dundermot, Kilconway 18 May 1682 Thomas Gent of Anticur Leased ½ of D2977/3A/5/13/2 McNaghten* Drumnagleave [Drumnaglea] for £5 on 14th July 1707 19a Thomas Gent Of Leased Anticur From Earl of Antrim Probably son of John 8 McNaghten* Killtymurry in Rasharkin 5 (living in 1720) July 1680 for Mentioned in will of John of Benvarden *all have same Of Antrim in 41 yrs written pre 1689 signature which I 1682 have on stick Property in Hence possibly part of the Oldstone Kilconway and branch “ Of Ballyneagh”[sic], Clough at Ateticur D/2977/3A/5/2/2 NB. In May 1720 the whole townland is leased to Archibald McDonnell of Ballynobantry (probably a relative of the Earl.) Alexander McNaghten signs as a witness (photo on phone)

Thomas Gent of Anticur Gallanagh is on NB. Alexander McNaghten apothecary McNaghten* on 29th Dec NE outskirt of of Ballymoney was renting ¼ of 1709 the town (in Galldinagh (alias Clogh)and the customs Leases ¾ of Petty’smap of of the fairs of Clough for 3 lives or 21 yrs Gallanagh 1655) in 1742 (Cloghgaldanag D2977/3A/5/10/7 h/ Clogh) and Deed has the solemnised at (by 1807 this is being leased to someone customs of the Cloghs with else – Thomas Ellis D2868/G/1) fairs of Clogh Francis Tenements of Will Andrews, Pat S (though not McNaghten Mullan, James Rice, Francis Stewart, before 1709) present (poss John Stack and John Cooper for 31 yrs as Earl’s agent’s team) Thomas Of Gallanagh, Paying duties of 1 fat beast and 3 fat MacNaghten Kilconway mutton to Stewart Estate of Ballintoy c.1720 c.1720 Thomas Gent in 1711 Leasing (with Archibald McCollum) 2/4 McNaughtan Land at of Bonmargy and Broughlanlea Bonmargy (nb. Bonmargy Priory being where tomb of the clan chief was) 24 Thomas Gent of Ruskie, m. Elizabeth Parks Anc. Son of 19? McNaughton Co. Down in 1731 Dublin Licence Mar 1747 (sister of Samuel of licence http://www.irishmanuscripts.ie/digital/ North Street, Registry%20Of%20Deeds%20Abstracts% Newry) 20Of%20Wills%20Vol%20II%201746- 85/pageflip.html Thomas Gent of Witnesses deed concerning house in McNaughton Rouskey, Co. Dungannon. Execs of William Whitsitt Tyrone in 1743 invoved http://irishdeedsindex.net/mem.php?m emorial=77809 Thomas Earl Belmore’s b.c.1763 Bur McNaghten sportsman at Old Rossorry Enniskillen 1826 IR 28 December 1826 DIED: On Monday night last, Thomas McNaghten of Enniskillen aged 83. For about 50 years he has been in the employment of the earl Belmore,the greater part of which time he acted as sportsman. By reaon of age he was unable to attend to the duties of his situation for the last seven years, yet, notwithstanding Earl Belmore with that benevolence which characterises him and his whole family kindly continued his salary. Some time previous to his dissolution his lordship procured a farewell interview and to those friends who were present the scene was very interesting. http://www.igp-web.com/IGPArchives/ire/fermanagh/cemeteries/old-rossory-cemetery-1.txt 53a Thomas Of Drogheda in m. Eleanor Little RC RI Dau: Catherine 99 b.1790 McNaughten 1790 53ab Thomas Of Tralee, m. Catherine CoI Dau: Susanna bapt Tralee 30.09.1787 McNaghtin Kerry in 1787

121e Thomas Farms 1 acre of Paying Tithes in 1825 McNaughton arable in Knockagarrane Kilcolman, Kerry in 1825

53ac Thomas Emigrated m. ….. Alley Children: McNaughton from Antrim to Rosemary Agnes b. 17.03.1818 in Baltimore c. County Antrim. D. 29.12.1876 in 1815 Baltimore, m. Martin Rudolph in 1832 (much on Ancestry) Sarah Ann Ellen Thomas Michael 81 Thomas Perhaps stayed c.1780 Married Mary Died winter 1851 Fa: probably the Francis share renting McNaughton on the farm in (b.1772) in 1801 of 1850 aged Census Lignamanagh (Legrane?) in 1781 Dunaghy/ 70 D2977/3A/5/20/7 Brother of Lisnamangog (Possibly Mary Mo: probably the widow Mary who has Margaret 85? McMullen in 1801) but probably the farm in 1813 81a? and John 86 ? older with wife b.1772

Living with son Francis 120 b.1808 in Dunaghy, Antrim in 1851, near (older son?) John 108 b.1798

81a Thomas Renting PRONI Paying rent to E.A.McNaghten (really??) McNaghten property at D 2977/3A/5/20/10 Lisnamangog in Proposing to pay £3 19s 8d for 7 acres at 1815 Lignamanog (Barony of Glenarm – though Dunaghy is in Kilconway)

Paying tithes in Liginanagh in 1825 (as was John.)

Mary McNaughten and 7 others disputing land in Legnamonagh (Legagrane) in 1813 D2977/3A/5/20/9A

Mary McNaughtin is a widow in 1813 and has a son Thomas. They have the East Quarter of Legnamonagh and are to have the full proportion of land laid off from the East corner of their garden to the standing station at Crockinnaloa and from there to Skirrymain. 10th Mar 1813 D2977/3A/5/20/9A (Others are Pat Boyle, Jas Maskelly, Alex Fife, john Fife, Robert McQuillan, Robert McAlister and Hugh McAuley.)

Mary McNaghten paying £7/0/0 pa for her share of Lignamonag (Folio 505) at Ballymoney office 03.12.12. (Also there are Patrick Lynn, the Fifes, Pat Boyle, Rob McQuillan, Hugh McAuley, Jas Maskelly, Rose Lynn and Catherine McAllister.)D1375/5/2/? (She’s also paying 3/15/0 at Ballymoney on 05.05.1814)

As yet I can find no convincing evidence that Thomas' wife Mary was a McMullen. (Though there were McMullen's farming in Lisnamanny in 1851) I think an Ancestry member jumped to the conclusion since they found a record for a Thomas McNaughton and Mary McMullen going to the States in 1803 and having Rosie in 1811 in Ontario (or Scotland!). (http://www.genealogyforum.com/messages/genbbs.cgi/Irish?printthread=10447) Rosie married an Irishman Neil McCoy in Perth, Lanarkshire, Ontario in 1833. (http://boards.ancestry.com.au/thread.aspx?mv=flat&m=28&p=localities.northam.canada.ontario.lanark)

78a Thomas Shoemaker in b. 1785 Ireland m. Margaret Children: McNaughton NY St Lawrence Elizabeth Birth 08 Feb 1818 in Ireland in 1850 m. James C Chatterton c.1842 in America Oswegatchie? Death 16 Sep 1899

Joseph b. 1823 Vermont. Sawyer in Oswegatchie

Ellen b. 1828 Canada

78c* Thomas Oswegatchie, b. 1788 Ireland m. Mary Evans d. 25.11.1865 Son: McNaughton Saint Montreal Thomas Galway Evans 112k b. 1809 Lawrence, New Limerick (But his parents are meant to York in 1850 have died young) Thomas Owes £2 for Defendant in Glenarm Manor Court 7th McNaughten carriage in April 1813. 2/3/10 due for freight 1813 charges. Plaintiff Daniel McCormick Thomas In Coleraine in Witnesses will of Robert Patterson of McNaghtin 1810 Priestland, Ballyclough, Dunluce (father of a blacksmith John Patterson.) http://www.irishmanuscripts.ie/digital/ Of Priestland Registry%20Of%20Deeds%20Abstracts% or Ballyclough, 20Of%20Wills%20Vol%20III%201785- Dunluce? 1832/pageflip.html 78b Thomas m. Harriet Forrest RC McNaghtan at St Paul’s RC Dublin in 1816 Thomas b.1792 d.15 Aug Certificate not viewed M’Natten 1877 Armagh 105h Thomas Pitman m. Ann Probably died Angli Children: McNaughton pre 1835 – if Ann b. 14th Apr 1822 Christchurch, Father of a Probably : his widow Tynemouth, Nthd Bartholomew m. Ann Hogg Ann ‘Nafton’ 27th March 1821 remarried Bartholomew b. 2nd Nov 1823 Long at Tynemouth Andrew Benton (He a bachelor and Johnson she an illiterate Elizabeth b. 5th March 1826 Long widow of the Benton (She was living with parish.) Witnesses: Bartholomew Scott, a coalminer in RG Akers and James Tynemouth in 1841) Pye Bartholomew Scott was a witness at the A Thomas marriage of Andrew Johnson McNaughton (coalminer) and Ann Nafton (widow) at b. 1791 Newcastle 23rd June 1835. The Johnsons d.1875 had living with them, in 1841 Tynemouth John b. 1821 Scotland (A retired Bartholomew b. 1826 Scotland 131db Yeoman b. Margaret b. 1831 Scotland British Colonies in There was also a blacksmith called John 1796 with McNaughton (b. 1805 Scotland) who wife Sarah lived in Wallsend, Tynemouth from 1841 was in to 1871, m. Sarah Jane and had Tynemouth in Thomas b.1833 Long Benton (a 1871) boilermaker in 1881 in Wallsend) John b. 1838 Long Benton (a merchant (and James in tailor in 1881) 1858; John Wm in 1863

105i Thomas Retired b. 1796 British m. Sarah b. 1803 Dau: Mary b. 1831 Limerick m. William McNaughton Yeoman in Colonies Churnside and lived in Tynemouth Tynemouth in 1871 105g Thomas Calico printer b. 1795 Ireland m. Ann Children: McNaughton of Lilian b. 1833 Campsie Lennoxtown, Margaret b. 1835 Campsie in Elizabeth b. 1848 1851 Servant Thompson McNaughton b. 1831 Thomas Merchant b. 18th Jun (Patrick in Cushedndun too) McNaughton seaman of Cork 1799 in 1845 Cushendun First to sea in 1815 111m Thompson Calico Printer b. 1800 Ireland Brother of Thomas 105g b. 1795 ? b McNaughton in Campsie, Stirlingshire in 1861 121f Thomas Emigrated to b. Ireland m. Catherine Kelly RC Dau: Catherine b. 1821 Ireland McNaughton Kingston, m. Michael McCormick Kingston, Canada ? Frontenac 12.06.1844 105i Thomas Witness to (Richard Murphy and Mary Gannon’s) McNaghtin marriage in St Mary’s Pro Cathedral Dublin, 1824 105f Thomas Of Glaunagilla, m. Margaret RC Son: John bapt 26.01.1834 McNaghten Killorglin, Gallavan Ann bapt 23.05.1829 Kerry And probably a Gerald too T. McNattan One of the 160,000 respectful persons signing Lord Viscount Morpeth’s testimonial in 1841 105j Thomas Witness to a (Stephan Wheelan and Joan Jennings) McNaughton marriage in Dublin St Andrews in 1818 105k* Thomas Of Briton m. Mary RC Son: George b.1826 St Mary’s Dublin McNattan Court, Dublin 1826 105l* Thomas Of 37 Granby m. Ellen RC Son: James 122b McNattan Row, Dublin Thomas George m. Ellen RC Son: William George b. 8 Jul 1827 McNaghten Westland row, Dublin Thomas Vintner of 30 M’Naughten Great Britain street, Dublin in 1824 112k Thomas In Carleton Co. b. 1809 m. Mary Ann Father: Thomas b. 1788 McNaughton Ontario in 1850 Limerick Switzer 16th Nov Parents died when they were young (and sister 1830 Adare, (though Pat Pope states father died Margaret) Limerick 1865 Montreal) and their surname changed to Evans. Went to Ontario Thomas Co. Limerick C o I Son: George - a gentleman who m. McNaughton gent? Fanny Daly in limerick in 1857 121a Thomas b. ? m. Mary Jane FHL 824282 item 3 McNaughton Sefton in , Antrim in 1839 121b Thomas Waiter in b.1811 Ireland m. Sarah (b.1830) Parents Irish McNaughton Albany NY in (probably Sarah F In New York in 1870, 1881 1880 Creighton according to Ancestry Tree) 121bc Thomas Tailor in b. 1810 Ireland m. Sarah (b.1816) * McNorton Bowling Green, Warren, Kentucky 121ba Thomas B Seafarer then b. 11th March m. Caroline Greer d. 1909 or Father Scottish and died c. 1815 McNaughton Tailor in 1830s 1811 Cork in Salem, Tenessee 1894 at Mother Irish native of in 1837 Bowling Ran away to America but brother in NY Went to NYC in Edinburgh (second of four Green, later 1824 wives) Kentucky Story on Ancestry Son: Thomas Benton 158aa b. 1839 Private in 41st Captain in 41st Infantry and killed at infantry under Dover 14th Feb 1862 his son m. Katie Prior (d.1869) Son: John Patrick b. 1853-1932 Big story on Ancestry re developing Miami and Oaklahoma 121b Thomas In Baltimore, b.1812 Ireland m. Mary (wife in Elizabeth b. 1838 Ireland b McNaughton Maryland in 1860) Mary 1860 Thomas b. 1853 Maryland Franklin Alexander 121c Thomas In Newry, Co. m. Sarah Finn RC RI Dau: Catherine 150 b.1835 McNaughton Down in 1835 The McNaughtons had an estate at Kercassock in Co. Down in 1774

John McNaghten was a publican in Rathfryland (7 miles NE of Newry) in 1824 Thomas Farmer of C o I Daughters: McNaghten Drumgooland, Isabella m. James Rowan, labourer at Ballyward, Drumgooland C of I 22nd Oct 1855 Rowan was a Banbridge, Co. weaver there in Down in 1855 Elizabeth m. James Kerr 23rd Apr 1856 1858 McNaghten & Tallow Pigot Dalzell chandlers, tabacconists and Spirit Dealers of North Street, Newry, Co. Down in 1824 Thomas Smith (?) of Probably not a Destroyed tools of Daniel Harvey’s forge M’Naghten Thomastown, smith but the (Courtcase at Athlone) in 1866 landlord! Thomas Magistrate (!) Note there is a: M’Naghton Esq of Pedigree of O'Naghten of Thomastown, Thomastown Co. Roscommon, c.1600 -- 1788. Park, Athlone Dublin: National Library of Ireland, in 1870 Genealogical Office: Ms.165, pp.400-3 Thomas Holds 58 acres Note there is a: McNaghten Esq at Thornhill, Pedigree of O'Naghten of Athlone and Moore and Thomastown with descent from O'Kelly Drum, of Killahan all in Co. Roscommon and of Roscommon in Gort, c.1600 -- 1788. 1828 Dublin: National Library of Ireland, Genealogical Office: Ms.95, p.75 Thomas Of Drumgose, Gri Rents 8 acres plus house and office off McNaughten Tynan, Armagh Hugh Harris in 1864 Ellen McNaughten rents 6 acres next door 121d Thomas In Shandrum, m. Mary Donagan RC RI Fa: Patrick 66a? McNaughton Co. Cork in Son:Patrick 162 1840 Owen Donigan paying thithes on 17 acres in Newtown, Shandrum in 1830 Thomas Nr Tracton m. Anne Fanny RC Irish Sons: Mcnaughton Abbey, Cork in Geneal John bapt 8 Feb 1842 1842 ogy Thomas ditto (Sp James Barry, Joannah Thatcher) Thomas Nr Tracton m. Fanny Barry RC IG Son: John bapt 29 Apr 1844 McNaughton Abbey, Cork in (Sp James Ahren, Mary Shea) 1844 130aa Thomas Drummer Scots b.1821 St Serving in 1851 McNaughton Fusilleer Mary’s, Dublin Guards

130ab Thomas Horseshoer in b. 1820 Ireland m. Ann (b.1819) Sons: * McNorton Baltimore, Thomas b. 1851 Maryland Maryland in Frank b. 1856 1870 Alexander b. 1859 132a Thomas Bapt RC Fa: Gerald 105d McNaghten 15.12.1826 Kerry Thomas Merchant b. Dublin McNaughton seaman c. 1850 132f* Thomas Seaman in Brother: Ben b. 1841 m. Ann McNaughten Everton, Lancs in 1881 132b Thomas NYC in 1870 b.1825 Ireland McNaughton 132ba Thomas Church Pastor b. 1826 Ireland * McNaughton in Brooklyn, NY in 1870 132e* Thomas m. Elizabeth RC McNaughton Johnson at St Paul’s RC Dublin in 1850 132c Thomas William Tailor of Killy b. 1826 m. Mary Nicholson Pres Fa: Joseph (a labourer) 111mb McNaghten/Mc Park, Kells, (farmer William’s b Naughten Connor in 1846 daughter of Witnesses: James Kennedy and Robert P Bellaghy) 18.07. F ? McNaughton 1846 at Wellington Coleraine Chronicle or 3rd Ballymena Presb church A Sarah McNaughton married George Kennedy of Appletee and had a child Is she the Mary baptised in West Church Presb, renting in Henry Ballymena in Oct 1855 Street, Ballymena in Griffiths? Thomas Of Affair with Mary CoI Illegitimate dau: McNaughten Broughshane O’Neill in 1844 Rose bapt 23rd July 1845 St, Ballymena in 1845

Thomas Tailor of With Robert M’Naughten Church street, Ballymena in 1846 132d Thomas Coalhead b.1827 Ireland m. Elizabeth (wife McNaughton pitman in in 1901) Galston, Ayreshire in 1901 132e* Thomas Labourer in b. 1825 Ireland m. Ann Dau: Margaret b. 1849 NY McNorton Watervliet, Albany NY in 1850 132f* Thomas Gardener in b. 1827 Ireland m. Ann Children: McNorton West troy, Joseph b. 1852 Albany NY in Thomas 1860 John b. 1858 Ireland

138d Thomas Carpenter in b. 1828 Ireland Parents Irish McNaughton San Francisco in 1880 138c Thomas Farmer and b.1830 Down Enlisted 2nd Infantry at Buffalo 20th Oct McNaughton then US soldier 1854. Deserted 1st April 1855 154c Thomas Vagrant in St b. 1836 Ireland m. Mary Anne Dau: Bridget b. 1867 Dundee McNaughton Vigeans, Arbroath in 1881 154d* Thomas In Olmsted, b. 1835 Ireland Parents: Irish McNorton Minnesota in 1875 158 Thomas Of Bapt 4th June RC 1851 C Fa: Francis 120 McNaughton/ Lignamonagh, 1837 at Mo: Esther Higgins McNatton Glenravel, Glenravel as Sponsors Patrick Hamill & Margaret Ballymena Mcnatton McCallan Probably the one who was accused (with others including Francis) of assaulting John Wylie at Lignamonagh in 1857. Wylie died. Living with brother Patrick at Lisnamanny in 1911 Thomas Farmer of b.c. 1835 Buried at RELIGION??? McNaughton Rosedenate, Cloughs Dunaghy 12.07.1915 Aged 80 158aa Thomas Benton b. 1839 Ireland Fa: Thomas B b. 1811 * McNaughton 158a Thomas Emigrated b. c.1840 m. Ann Fa: Frank, a farmer McNaughton 1861 Ireland (living at 823 10th Mo: Mellis McQuire ? Naturalised Avenue, NYC) 1870 NYC Daughters: A Driver in Ann NYC home for Loretta Mallon aged in 1915 http://interactive.ancestry.co.uk/1083/ 31864_243918- 01145/180483?backurl=http%3a%2f%2f search.ancestry.co.uk%2fcgi- bin%2fsse.dll%3fgst%3d- 6&ssrc=&backlabel=ReturnSearchResult s 158b Thomas Day labourer in b. 1840 Ireland m. Ann Dau: Loretta b. 1879 Ireland McNaughton Manhattan in Anna b.1881 US 1905 Thomas F b.1883 US

853 10th Avenue http://interactive.ancestry.co.uk/7364/004518313_00578/6161944?backurl=http%3a%2f%2fsearch.ancestry.co.uk%2f%2fcgi- bin%2fsse.dll%3frank%3d1%26new%3d1%26MSAV%3d1%26gss%3dangs- c%26gsfn%3dThomas%26gsfn_x%3dXO%26gsln%3dMcNaughton%26msbdy%3d1840%26msrpn__ftp%3dNew%2bYork%2bCity%2b(All%2bBoroughs)%252c%2bN ew%2bYork%252c%2bUSA%26msrpn%3d1652382%26msrpn_PInfo%3d6- %257c0%257c1652393%257c0%257c2%257c3244%257c35%257c1652382%257c0%257c0%257c0%257c%26msrpn_x%3dXO%26msrpn__ftp_x%3d1%26msydy%3 d1915%26msypn__ftp%3dNew%2bYork%2bCity%2b(All%2bBoroughs)%252c%2bNew%2bYork%252c%2bUSA%26msypn%3d1652382%26msypn_PInfo%3d6- %257c0%257c1652393%257c0%257c2%257c3244%257c35%257c1652382%257c0%257c0%257c0%257c%26cpxt%3d1%26uidh%3de53%26msbdp%3d2%26msyd p%3d2%26cp%3d0%26pcat%3d35%26h%3d6161944%26db%3dGeneral-7364%26indiv%3d1%26ml_rpos%3d3&ssrc=&backlabel=ReturnRecord Thomas Day labourer in b. 1841 Ireland m. Annie b. 1847 Children: McNaughton Manhattan in Ireland Frank b. 1866 NY 1880 Marnie b. 1869 NY Jaqui b.1871 NY Loretta b. 1877 Ireland Annie b. 1879 NY 158c* Thomas Driver in Poor b. 1840 Ireland m. Anne Gaffney RC Fa: Francis (possibly 120) McNorton house in NY in (living at 723 10th Mo: Theresa Higgins 1917 Ave, NYC) Emigrated Son: 1861 Thomas in 12th Regiment Naturalised http://interactive.ancestry.co.uk/1083/ NYC 1866 31864_243978- 00719/33253?backurl=http%3a%2f%2fs earch.ancestry.co.uk%2fcgi- bin%2fsse.dll%3fgst%3d- 6&ssrc=&backlabel=ReturnSearchResult s 158d* Susan Emigrated b. Aug 1861 m. McEnermy d. April 1937 Fa: Francis McNaughton/ 1882 Mo: Theresa Higgins McNorton Lived in Manhattan, NY Chaley town posted on Ancestry in 2004

Thomas b.10.09.1843 Fa: James McNaghten Farrantoreen, Mo: Margaret Kerry 20 William Went to PA b. 1700 Son of Alexander 15? Or 20a? McNaughton America

John MacNaughton from Strathclyde, Scotland, had a son, Alexander (1684) who left Scotland for Ireland. His son, William was born (1700) there, then came to the Americas, PA, met and married a woman there and proceeded to populate the south as they moved down thru the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia, found all the goodly land taken, then came on down into the NC foothills. Ann Jenkins on Ancestry.co.uk

41a William Gent of b. Ballyreagh, m. Dorothy Major Death 31 Mar Pres Fa: James 23aa McNaghten Ballyreagh Dunaghy 12th Jun 1772 1779 in b of Treasurer of 12th Feb 1744 Culleybackey Culle Dau: Ann d. unmarried Oldstone Daughter of ybac Manor Court Alexander Major key ? Dau: Rose (heiress) b. 1776 m. John leet 1773. Esq of Creggan Dickey (Presbyterian) who owned the Linen mill in Low Park, Culleybackey Stops signing .d.1829 by Oct 1779 A Rose M’Naghton of Ballyreagh left a (signature on will in 1780 (who was she?) phone ) D2977/23/4/1 Kathy Duncombe had old family tree with dates of his birth and marriage http://trees.ancestry.co.uk/tree/926181 4/person/1878702057 23b William Of Dunaghy Signed Hearts McNaghten of Steel Memorial March 17th 1772

Oldstone Manor Court Leet Book D2977/23/4/1 William McNaghten Gent of Ballyreagh heads the jurors in 1773 and becomes treasurer. (Samuel joins in 1775 – older brother?) William not signing in Oct 1779 March 17, 1772, Page 2 Whereas we the subscribers hereto Inhabitants of the Parish of Dunachy, in the Barony of Kilconway and County of Antrim, having the utmost detestation and abhorrence of the late and present unlawful and audacious rising of disorderly and infatuated persons, in this and several other parts of this county, to the terror of his majesty's peaceable and loyal subjects, the destruction of property and danger of life; and believing the most effectual means to suppress and quell the same, is by an association of well-affected people. Now, we therefore solemnly promise, and mutually pledge our faith to one another, that in every case, where any one may be attacked within the said parish, by such disorderly persons, in the manner they have lately practiced; we will, as afar as in our power lies, assemble ourselves, and at the risque and hazard of our lives, repel force by force, for the preservation of their and our lives and establishing of good order, and bringing delinquents to justice. Dated this 6th day of March 1772

William McNaghten (1744 - 1779) son of James McNaghten Daughter Rose McNaghten (1776 - 1829)

Adam McNaghten Dickey # 3 (1814 - 1880) son of Rose McNaghten William Craufuird McNaghten Dickey, Surgeon Dentist (1853 - 1924) son of Adam McNaghten Dickey # 3 William Craufuird McNaghten Dickey, Doctor (1883 - 1960) son of William Craufuird McNaghten Dickey, Surgeon Dentist MYRNA Rosamond McNaghten DICKEY . (1910 - 2002) daughter of William Craufuird McNaghten Dickey, Doctor Carolyn Rosamond Gibson (replied on Ancestry & Genes)

41 William Of Ferryquay Col Fa:? McNaughton Street, His Child was buried 08.08.1771 at Coleraine Coleraine

Grandson of Alex 15? Son of William 20? 48a William Soldier in US b. 1756 Ireland Enlisted 1st US Infantry 23rd Nov 1805 McNaughton Light Dragoons Enlisted 28th Oct 1812 Newport, Ky Discharged 30th Nov 1816 53b William Emigrated to b. 1762 Cork m. Bridget Cannon d.1832 St RC Fa: John (? According to computeruse’s McNaughton Quebec c. 1816 Sylvestre family tree on Ancestry) Quebec Children (all emigrated c. 1816): John Mary Michael Winefred William 78a b. 1780 Helen b. 1800 Ireland m. William Haven 06.02.1826 St Nicolas, Levis County, Quebec William Esq b.1766 Antrim m. Dorothy Major d. 1854 Anc. F. Fa: John McNaghten ? b.(or d.?!) 1849 Culleybackey T Mo: Jane Bennett Clarice Edwards anetwo Can’t trust any OR IS HE THE is she the Dorothy rk of this but death SON OF McNaghten paying in Culleybackey Dorothy Major tithes in Killyree, interesting and William Dunaghy in 1824? b.c. 1740? William Shankhill in m.Jane Son: McNeighton 1802 William bapt 23rd June 1809 St Anne’s Shankhill 53c* William Emigrated to m. Catherine Son: Cornelius Duson b. 1819 Point McNaughton Quebec Lambert Louis Quebec 68cd* William Shoemaker in b. 1772 Ireland McNorton Grundy, Missouri in 1850

78a William b.1780 m. Catherine d. Quebec Fa: William 53b McNaughton Murphy 1857 20.02.1827 Quebec Son: Charles 1829-1887 78b William Farmer ? in b. 1782 Ireland m. Catherine Son: McNaughton Georgia in James b. 1846 Ga 1850

78c* William Farmer of b.1786 d. Banbridge, McNaughton Drumadonald, Armagh 28th Derryorland (?) Nov 1864 Ballyward, Banbridge William Farmer of Dau: Isabella m. Thomas Bell farmer of McNaghten Drumadonald, same at Drumgooland C of I Ballyward (Drumgooland, 28 Jun 1850 Ballyward ?) 105 William Hay 24.08.1793 Killed in Son of Sir Francis 57 McNaughton Afghanistan 24.12.1841 No issue? 112ia William Of Rathmines, m. Maria Fitzpatrick RC Dau: Elizabeth bapt 12.07.1835 McNaughton Dublin in 1835 Rathmines, Dublin

William Of Tralee? Prob Sponsor of Catherine McNaghten and Mcnaghten RC Edmund O’Kelly’s son in Tralee in 1828 William m. Mary Clinch Son: Patrick bapt 1823 Balbriggan, McNaghten Dublin William Barrister in Admitted to the Bar 1813 M’Naghten Dublin in 1814, 1824 & 1829 121 i William Of Artiferral ? m. Hannah Moore Pres DAA Issue: McNaughton of Craigatempin, Betty 144a 1833 Craigatempin Kilraughts at 1st William b.1836 Kilgrammer BallyMoney Matilda b.1851 Artiferal Presbyterian church Mary b. 1854 Artiferal 23.11.1832 107aa William Farmer of Dau: Eliza b. 1827 m. John Clarke, * McNaughten Ballymena ferment dealer, at 3rd Presby Church Ballymena in 1848 and had Mary b. 21.12.1857 and baptised 7.02.1858 West Church Presb William Rents 10 acres (Hugh McNeight rents 29 acres in Skerry McNaughten off Cromellin at at same time) Skerryravill in 1840 for £3 110e* William b.1811 d.1871 McNatten Monaghan 110f* William b.c.1811 d. 1865 McNatten Monaghan William Freeholder of Landlord NG Johnstone (as with Patrick McNatten house and land McNatten) at Drumgore McNaghten in 1818 and 1818 Drumgoose, Armagh in 1826 William Freeholder of Landlord Nicholas A Cope Esq of McNatten 11 acres in Drumilly, Armagh Annamore in Reverse of lease 1st Apr 1819 McNaghten 1819 States farm later divided into 3. One part to widow McNaghten. Expired 30th Can’t sign April 1857. name William Pays tithes on Tithe of 11s. 8d. for 8 acres of 2nd quality McNaughton 12 acres at land and 4 acres of 3rd quality Anaghmore in (think there was 5th quality possible) 1830 John paid 1s. 7.5d. tithe on 1 acre at Anasaniry in the same parish

William Of Gri Landlord Anna G Cope McNaughton Annaghmore, Loughgall, (Note: James McNaghten had same Armagh in property in lease of 14th Dec 1826 from 1864 Mrs Cope) 129b William Of Rents house and 2 acres £3 McNaughton Annaghmore, Loughgall, In 1859

112c William Owns a With Robert Reed, owns a weaving McNaughton weaving factory in Bedford Street, Cromac Ward, factory in Shankill in 1859 £180 Shankhill in 1859 Wiliam Merchant Pres RI Son: MacNaughton (relation to the William S McNaughton Linen Merchant Rev?) of College Park m. Ann S Magee in 1886 and has a Linen business on College Green, Belfast in 1902 William Confectioner of m. Joanna Herner C o I RI Son: MacNaghten 5 Alexander St John bapt 10.12.1856 St Anne’s Shankill West, Shankill in 1856 William Of Moate, McNaughten Kilmanaghan, Westmeath in Griffiths 112h William 90th Foot b.1811 Enlisted Lamark, Glasgow 23rd Jan 1832 McNaughton Jersey 112ha William Labourer in St b.1812 Ireland Parents irish McNaughton Louis in 1880

112i William Clockmaker of b. c. 1816 m. 1841 Son: James b.1837 McNaughton Main street, Ireland Scottish Dau: Elizabeth b. 1839 Barony, Census Lanarkshire William Of Layde area m. Peggy Black RC McNaughtan 10.10.1838 129ca William Emigrated to b. Dec 1815 Fa: Scottish McNaughton US in 1858 Ireland Mo: English Montclair, New Emigrated 1860 Jersey in 1910 Son: John b. May 1855 Ireland 129cb William In NY in 1860 b. 1815 Ireland m. Mary Son: William b. 1851 Ireland McNaughton John b. 1853 Ireland 129cc William In Essex, New b. 1817 Ireland Parents: irish * MacNaughton Jersey in 1901 Son: John b. 1853 Ireland, bank clerk Arrived 1858 129cb William Shoemaker in b. 1813 Ireland m. Mary Parents b. Ireland McNaughton Hoboken, New Jersey in 1880 Son: John b. 1854 Ireland 129ea William Shoestore In b. 1818 Ireland m. Mary Son: William b.1851 Ireland McNaughton Hoboken, John b. 1853 Ireland Hudson, New Jersey in 1870 129d William Carter of b. 1818 Ireland m. Mary Leckie d. 23.10.1869 Children: McNaughton Falkirk in 1851 17.06.1840 Falkirk Falkirk Janet b. 1842 Falkirk Matthew b. 1844 Lilias James Mary William b.1819 d.1896 M’Naughton (probably Dungannon 1835!) 129e William Bootmaker in b. 1819 Ireland McNaughton New York, then US soldier in 1863 129eb William Sherra b.1820 d.29th Dec Certificate not viewed * MacNaughton 1892 Belfast 130f William Keeper of the b. 1822 Ireland m. Bridget McNaughton Forrest Exchange in York, Canada in 1861 131 William b. 24.05.1823 Col Fa: James 99b of 25th Foot McNaughton Coleraine Mo: Elizabeth Knight 131a William Merchant of m. Agnes Blair Pres Married by Rev. John McNaghtan of McNaghtan Trinidad 11.08.1851 ? Belfast (who was born c. 1808)(and perhaps William’s father) Sons: John bapt 13th Aug 1855 Rosemary Street Presbytery, Mountpleasant, Belfast Robert Blair Nov 1857 (Wilmot Terrace) 131b William Emigrated to b. Ireland 1823 Fa: John McNaghton NY in 1845 Mo:Jane In Illinois in 1868 131ba William Shoemaker in b. 1823 Ireland m. Lucy Jane b. 1856 Wisconsin McNaughton Milwaukee in Lattie 1860 John 135a W McNaughtin Shoemaker of b. 1826 Ireland Milwaukie then US soldier in 1863 131b William Boot & b. 1825 Ireland m. Jane (b. 1838 Mo: Jane b. 1800 Ireland b* McNaghten Shoemaker in Ohio) Children: Living next to Wisconsin in Jenny b. 1857 Wisconsin Robert 1870 John William Sanford Letitia Samuel 135c William Works in b.1823 Ireland m. Jane Children: John b. 1860 Wisconsin McNaughton shoeshop in Willie Stafford, Sanford Kansas in 1880 Lutitia Wisconsin in Samuel 1870 Robert B 135b William Bootmaker in b.1823 Ireland Fa: irish McNaghten Wichita Kansas in 1880 Son: John C b.1860 Wisconsin

135aa William J Weaver of b.1827 Ireland Son of David 112n (b.1809) and Mary McNaughton Glasgow College in 1851

137b William Weaver then b.1829 Moira Enlisted in 89th Foot 10th Jan 1846 McNaughtin soldier Co. Down 154aa William Trav Agent in b. 1832 Ireland McNaughton Minneappolis in 1895 137ca William in Cheltenham b. 1833 Ireland Son of E b. 1791 * MacNaughton in 18?1

137cc William Henry b. 1833 d. Callan 1915 * MacNaghten William H Has stables at McNaughton Fethard, Tipperary with lease expiring 1879 137c* William Farmer of b. 1835 m. Eleanor Watt d. 12.05.1896 C o I Fa: James b. 1792 (see 36a & 88) McNaughton Snr Mullycrunnert, Dunaghmore, 20.06.1856 Donaghmore Mo: Mary Barkley Dungannon, Dunnanon, Donaghmore, Tyrone Tyrone Tyrone Tyrone Children: Charlotte’s (& Shankill in Left a will James 1859 - 1936 family: 1862?) William 1861 - 1942 Robert Ross 1866 - 1909 choverder@gma Margaret 1868 - 1932 il.com George Gordon Samuel Albert Joseph

Apparently the family were not in Mullycrunnert in 1831, so perhaps they are the ones from Ballycregah.

James 1859 had a son Samuel b.1878 In 1901, Samuel’s family was as follows (the whole family moved to the states in 1909):

McNaughton Samuel 23 Male Head of Family Congregationalist McNaughton Cathrine 20 Female Wife Congregationalist McNaughton Joseph 21 Male Brother Congregationalist McNaughton John 17 Male Brother Congregationalist McNaughton Anne 70 Female Aunt Congregationalist (great aunt) 154a William b.1836 Pres Fa: William 121i McNaughton Kilgrammer 154ac William In NYC in 1870 b. 1836 Ireland m. Catherine McNaughton Famine boat in 1851 to NYC 154ad William Hired hand b. 1836 Ireland McNaughton farm labourer in Kortright, Delaware in 1905 William Emigrated Mother: Margaret (or her daughter McNaghten 1843 Becky, a widow) Brother or uncle: Joseph a farmer in Ireland 159a William Labourer then b.1839 Dublin, Enlisted in 60th Rifles 30th Aug 1858 at McNaughton Soldier Dublin Curragh 159b William Shoemaker b.c. 1838 Fa: James 115b McNaughton then labourer Ireland in Dalry, Ayrshire 1851-1871 Railway labourer of Stevenston in 1871 159c William In Glasgow St b.c. 1838 Fa: David, a soldier & Margaret McNaughton John in 1851 Ireland only 159d* William Shipwright in b. 1839 Ireland m. Elizabeth Children: McNaughten Stranton, William b. 1865 West Hartlepool Durham in Thomas 1881 Catherine, Margaret, Lucy, Edward William Manager of McNaughton Springfield Bleaching Co. ltd in 1890 Walter Linen McNaughton merchant of Fitzroy Terrace in 1890 148f* Wineford H In Geneva, b. 1835 Ireland McNattin Ontario NY in 1880 88 Alice Dungannon, 17.05.1785 RI Fa: James 36a McNaughton Tyrone Mo: Eleanor McGourke Sponsor (1) Patrick Sponsor (2) Sarah Murphy See 137c & d 60 Ann McNaughton He a clerk of m. Rev’d.William Anc. Killeloe, Fitzwilliam Miller ML Co.Clare 05.04.1790 St Marie, Dublin 80 Ann M’Naghtan m.Daniel Egin Anc. 1806

104 Ann Mary Of Port Left a Will in PRONI McNaghten Ballintrea, 1852 Connor

128 Ann Of Dalkey, 30.11.1818 RC RI Fa: James 99d (soldier?) MacNaughten Dublin Kingstown, Mo: Betty Dublin Sponsors: Daniel Garry, Molly Curtis Sister of 126 112 Ann McNaghten St Anne’s 02.04.1802 RI Fa: John Shankhill, Mo: Margaret (Belfast?) 129 Ann Married 1839 RI McNaughten Antrim 149 Ann Jane Of bapt. RC RI Fa: Francis 120 McNaughton Legnamanny 11.01.1835 Mo: Esther Higgins Glenravel Sponsor (1) Patrick McQuillan (Skerry) Sponsor (2) Rose Higgins Co. Antrim Nancy Inmate of b.1851 m.McNaughton RC Daughters: McNaughton Ballymoney Minnie b.1875 millworker Workhouse in Annie b. 1876 millworker 1891 MIC15F/23 55 Catherine m. Edward Flower Anc. McNaughton 1782 M L 99 Catherine Drogheda, 1790 RC RI Fa: Thomas 53a McNaughten Co. Louth Mo: Eleanor Little

Catherine Witness to Marriage of Archibald McEllery and McNaughton marriage in Margaret McCambridge Ballymoney C o I in Dec 1826 146 Catherine c.1834 RC 1851 C Fa: Francis 120 McNaughton

150 Catherine b.1835 RC RI Fa: Thomas 121c McNaughton Co. Down Mo: Sarah Flinn Sp: James and Mary Quinn 132 Charlotte Jane b.1826 m. Charles Darcus, d. 1880 DAA Fa: Charles McNaughton servant of Coldagh Charles 112e? Charlotte m. Rev Charles M’Naghten Maberly 1825 36e* Deborrah Of New Row, St Died McNorton James, Dublin 12.03.1752 St in 1752 James

48 Elizabeth m. John Brady Ancestr McNaughton 1775 y

90 Elizabeth Antrim b.c.1786 Died 1836 RI McNaughten aged 50 111llll Mrs Eliza Owns big Owns house, office, yard and garden in McNaughton house near Main Street, Mountrath, Clonenagh & Portaloise, Clonagheen, Nr Portaloise £10 Offaly 58 Eliza Jane Burried 1814 McNaughty Roscommon 144a Betty b.1833 Fa: William 121i McNaughton Craigatimpin

Nelly Innispollen? m. Charles Stewart RC Dau: Maggy bapt 1st Sept 1834 McNaughtan Culfeightrin (Sponsors: Daniel McCambridge and Mary McNaughton) 43a Frances (nee Widow of m. Captain Thomas Will of 1768 Niece of Edmund McNaughton McNaughton) Dublin City. Worsop Lawrence requests Sister of Grace Land at HM Foot 1740 burial at Kirkasoke & Waringstown *Lands at Tullylish (See 10a) Greyorlough, Knocknagor*, Cowes*, Lisnafissy*, Kernan* and Ballyvarly 144b Frances Helen b. Nov 1834 Bur Dunluce MacNaughton

133 Grace The one from bapt.19.07.182 Prob died RC RI No parents given, but McNaughton the 1851 C ? 6 1853 Father John 108 138? (138) Glenravel, Skerry,Antrim 138 Grace b.c.1829 1851 C Fa: John 108 133? McNaughton Hessy m. Sam Gatchell McNaghten Dec 1793 152 Hetty Of Thomas b.03.01.1836 Met RI Fa: James 111o McNaughton Street Portadown, hodi Mo: Sarah Co. Armagh st 165 Hessy (Esther?) b. c. 1843 RC 1851 C Fa: Francis 120 McNaughton Jane McNaghten has a house at Landlord Nathaniel Robinson Knocknakeerag (Henry has a son h, Ballyrashane James b.1824 labourer of in Griffiths) Knockenkerragh, Ballyrashane in 1858)

Jane Communicant MIC1P/412 McNaughtan in Dunboe As was John in 1834 Presbyterian Ellen in 1845 Church in 1833 Martha and Mary a in 1846 (North of None were seatholders in 1853 but Jean Coleraine) received 6d as parish poor 28th May 1848 Jane Of Lisnakelly MIC1P/208/A McNaughtan (nr Buncrana?) Is candidate for Ballykelly* Presbyterians in 1849 (*between Coleraine and Londonderry) Jane McNaghten Of Ballymena b.c 1832? m. Samuel Douglas C o I Dau: Anne bapt 24.12.1851 (illegit) in 1850 a glazier of Church Son: Samuel b. 17 Jan 1855 St 47 Judith McNaughton m. George Dawson 1774 112b Jessie Owns a house Owns a house and yard in Moffet Street, McNaughton in Shankhill in Dock Ward, Shankhill in 1859 £4 1859 Mary m. Isaac Reed Irish g McNaghten 04.01.1749 St .ie Andrew’s Dublin 144 Mary Anne Widow of b.1776 1854 C o I Anc. McNaughton Church House, Will McNaghten Longford (Mcnaughton Terrace, ) Kingstown Bur (McNaghten) St George’s, Dublin age 78 79 Mary M’Naghtan m.Peter Pagus Anc. 1805

Mary Admitted b.1793 m. McNaughtin Pres Sickness. Clean McNaughtin Ballycastle b Workhouse in 1860 and from MIC15F/23 Ballycastle Mary Ann Of Galgarm b.1833 RC In Ballymena Workhouse 15th Dec 1852 McNaghten Parks, to 17th Jan 1853 aged 19 Ballymena in And 9th Feb 1854 to 27th Mar very 1852 and ragged and with bastard son Daniel servant of aged 6 months Teeshan in 1854 124 Mary Ann Of Dunluce Licence to m. Henry Will of 1852 McNaghten Martley 1833 143 Mary Lisnamanny Bapt Fa: Francis 120 McNaughton 20.10.1833 Mo: Esther Higgins Glenravel (Skerry) Antrim Mary m. John Williamson RC Son: Daniel bapt 1853 Kirkinriola (Sp McNaughten of Woodtown, Margaret McNaghten) Kirkinriola area 147 Mary b.c.1834 1851 C Fa: John 108 McNaughton

153 Mary b.07.02.1836 RC RI Fa: Edmund 121g McNaughton Shandrum, Co. Mo: Joan MsAuliffe Cork 154 Mary b. c.1835 RC 1851 C Fa: Francis 120 McNaughton 155 Mary b. Aug 1836 Eliza McNaughton RI Fa: William McNaughton Portaloise, owns a small house Mo: Mary Fitzpatrick Co. Laois at Mountrah in 1859 170 Mary b.1854 Fa: William 121i McNaughton Artiferal 169 Matilda b. 1851 Fa: William 121i McNaughton Artiferal Margaret or Of Coleraine . b.c.1790 m. Hugh Donaghy, C o I Son: John Donaghy b. 25th Nov 1807 Peggy Living at a labourer Coleraine McNaghtan Ballyrashane in Son: Hugh b. June 1811 1811 and Son: George b. 13th April 1815 (ie. our Margaret Ballybogey in wasn’t the only 1815 one in the area)

130d Margaret Ann Of Coleraine Emigrated to McNaghten Quebec on the Isabella 1850 145 Margaret Legnamanny bapt. RC RI Fa: John 108 McNaughton 28.09.1834 Mo: Anne Carey Glenravel Sponsors Daniel Carey and Grace Skerry) McKendry Co. Antrim 157 Margaret b.c.1836 1851 C Fa: John McNaughton 168 Margaret Born Col Fa: Francis McNaughton, weaver of McNaughton 22.09.1850 Ballywindland & Ruth (134?) Bapt 01.06.1851 160 Marjorie b. 1844 Married James BM Fa: James 122 McNaughton Scolly 13.02.1866 at Bally Money

Margaret m. James Seally RC Dau: Susanna McNaughten Seally bapt McNaughton 25th Jan 1879 Balintoy (Sponsors James McNaughtenand Margaret McNaughten) Of Loughguile Rose M’Naghton Ballyreagh Will of 1780 159 Rose Bapt. RC 1851 C Fa: Francis 120 McNaughton 19.12.1836 or Mo: Esther Higgins 38 Sponsors James and Mary Higgins Glenravel (Skerry) Antrim Rose Rents house Gri Landlord Philip Steen McNaughten and garden at Drumaquill, Killowen, Londonderry Sally Of Kingsgaten, b.c. 1790 m. John Laurence, C o I Son: William Laurence b. 16.06.1809 McNaughten Coleraine in labourer of Coleraine 1809 38 Sarah Of Armagh Left a will in PRO NI Who is she? McNaghten 1775 No McNaghtens in Armagh census of 1770

Susanna Of Waterside, m. John McMunn, C o I Dau: Susanna b. Aug 1809 Coleraine McNaughton Coleraine in weaver 1809 166 Susan b.c.1845 RC 1851 C Fa: Francis 120 McNaughton Susan / m. Hugh McLarnon RC Son: James b.08.01.1876 Susannah of Killygarne, Dau: mary b.22.11.1879 McNaughten Portglenone MIC1D/71/1 107ab ? McNorton Of Carlow? m. Doran RC Dau: Ann b. Purtrition, Rathivilly, Carlow * 18th Feb 1822 107ac McNaughton Soldier(?) in Entry in Parish register * Athlone in Dec 1826 119a McNaghten Master of the From Donegal to New Brunswick Danube in 1842

Widow Of Bannside, d.30.01.1772 C o I McNaughton Coleraine Mrs McNaghton Paying no rent D929/HA12/F3/4 but 17s 1d. for moss rent at but not in 1833 tithes list nor 1836 map Craigawarran of Adair Estate T1333/2 on William Adams Esq’s Ballymena (Craigywarren, Ballymena BT43) Estate 1810 Mrs Rents 2 acres FIN/5A/10 McNaughten for 5s.9d in Brocklamont, Whether she is the mother of James the Ahogill in 1825 Presbyterian Stonemason of Ahoghill? Tithes Widow Buried 15th McNaghen Nov 1789