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ULSTER COVENANT – BYERS SIGNATORIES Name Address Parliamentary Division District Place of Signing. Byers A Linnegore Armagh: Mid. Killyleagh Orange Hall Byers Agnes Elizabeth 32 Esmond Street Belfast: West Shankill Shankill Road Orange Hall Byers Albert F 62 Newington Avenue Belfast: East Dock York Street Lecture Hall Byers Andrew Hoggstown, Donaghadee Down: North Donaghadee Assembly Rooms Byers Andrew 13 Virginia Street Belfast: East Ormeau Willowfield Unionist Club Byers Anne Carrickaboy Cavan: East Deehommed Denn Vestry Room Byers Annie Drumbeg, Dunmurry Down: East Drumbeg Drumbeg Orange Hall Byers Annie Drumbeg Down: East Drumbeg Drumbeg Orange Hall Byers Bessie Dewsbury, Earlswood Road Belfast: East Victoria Strandtown Hall & Belmont Presb.Church Byers Cal Ara Hotel Bangor Down: North Bangor Dufferin Memorial Hall Byers Catherine 8 Wilton Square South Belfast: West Shankill Albert Hall Byers David 1 Ulsterdale Street Belfast: East Ormeau Willowfield Unionist Club Byers David Cherryvalley Comber Down: North Comber Various Byers David P 8 Stranmillis Gardens Belfast: South Saint Anne's Old Town Hall Byers E A May Beechmount Strabane Tyrone: North Strabane Strabane Byers Edwin 3 Asylum Road Derry L'derry: North Cumber Cumber Lecture Hall Byers Elizabeth 32 Esmond Street Belfast: West Shankill Shankill Road Orange Hall Byers Elizabeth West End Park, Balmoral Belfast: South Saint Anne's City Hall Byers Elizabeth Greyabbey Down: North Grey Abbey Grey Abbey Byers Elllie 13 Virginia Street Belfast: South Cromac Crescent Church Byers Ena Greyabbey Down: North Grey Abbey Grey Abbey Byers Essie 15 Moscow Street Belfast: West Shankill Shankill Road Orange Hall Byers Fanny Dreenagh House, Belfast Belfast: South Saint Anne's Old Town Hall Byers Fanny A Carriaga Cavan: East Bailieborough Killinkere Byers Florence 62 Newington Avenue Belfast: North Clifton Cliftonville Unionist Club Byers Fraller H Courtrai, Belguim Belfast: North Ligoniel Ligoniel Orange Hall Byers Frank Sunbrasu Cottage, Bangor Down: North Bangor Guild Hall Byers Fred Mountankell Monaghan: North Trough Shanco Hall Byers George Derryvane Monaghan: North Trough Glennan 1 Byers George Raphoe Donegal: East Raphoe Temperance Hall Byers H E Gaythorpe, Knock Belfast: East Pottinger Megain Lecture Hall Byers Helena Raphoe Donegal: East Raphoe Temperance Hall Byers Henry Raphoe Donegal: East Raphoe Temperance Hall Byers Henry Drummollaught, Virginia Cavan: East Ballyjamesduff Presbyterian Church Hall Byers Henry Annagh Monaghan: North Trough Emyvale Orange Hall Byers Hugh Pound Street Down: West Banbridge Town Hall Byers Hugh Gartnabraher, Ballyjamesduff Cavan: West Ballyheelan Ballymachugh Byers Hugh Warden Railway Street Comber Down: North Comber Orange Hall Byers Isabel M Mill Farm, Markethill Armagh: South Markethill Tullyallen Presbyterian Church Byers Isabella - Cavan: West - - Byers Isabella - Cavan Crosserlough Kildramferton Rectory Byers J H - Belfast: South Saint Anne's City Hall Byers Jackson 32 Esmond Street Belfast: South Saint Anne's City Hall Byers James Demsbury, Earslwood Road Belfast: South Saint Anne's City Hall Byers James 16 Trafalgar Street Belfast: East Dock York Street Lecture Hall Byers James 5 Victoria Road L'derry City Londonderry Byers James Mountstewart, Newtownards Down: North Newtownards Mountstewart Byers James Listonan, Bailieborough Cavan: East Bailieborough Knockbride Rectory Byers James Cornagrove, Ballyjamesduff Cavan: East Ballyjamesduff Presbyterian Church Hall Byers James Graughnagree, Ballyjamesduff Cavan: East Bailieborough Billis Byers James Tammalaght Cavan: East Bailieborough Billis Byers James Newtownards, Co Down Lanarkshire: NE Wishaw Wishaw Byers James Collon Lane, Londonderry Londonderry City Londonderry Byers James 65 Movilla Street Down: North Newtownards Town Hall Byers James Churchtown Post Office Donegal: East Killea Carrigans Byers James - Cavan Crosserlough Kildramferton Rectory Byers James T Dewsbury, Strandtown Belfast: South Saint Anne's City Hall Byers Jane Hogstown Down: North Donaghadee Donaghadee Byers Jane Drummons, Scotstown Monaghan: North Monaghan Methodist Church Monaghan Byers Jane Downshire Road Down: North Holywood Gymnasium Byers Jane - Cavan: East Bailieborough Knockbride Rectory Byers John Stramaquerty Cavan: East Bailieborough Killinkere Byers John Lisdonan Cavan: East Bailieborough Knockbride Rectory 2 Byers John Aughwilla Cavan: West Ballinagh Ballintemple Byers John Carrig, Virginia Cavan: East Bailieborough Killinkere Byers John Graughnague Cavan: East Bailieborough Billis Byers John Dunover Down: North Grey Abbey Grey Abbey Byers John 4 Cotogan Street Belfast: South Saint Anne's Old Town Hall Byers John J - Cavan Crosserlough Kildramferton Rectory Byers John James Cornaden Cavan: East Bailieborough Killinkere Byers John William Carrickaboy P.O. Cavan: East Deehommed Denn Vestry Room Byers Joseph - Cavan Crosserlough Kildramferton Rectory Byers Joseph Stramaquerty Cavan: East Bailieborough Killinkere Byers Joseph Gark, Ballyjamesduff Cavan: East Ballyjamesduff Presbyterian Church Hall Byers Joseph Derryvane Monaghan: North Trough Glennan Byers J T Dewsbury, Earlswood Road Belfast: East Victoria Strandtown Hall & Belmont Presb.Church Byers Kate Mount Anketell, Emyville Monaghan: North Clones, D and T 11 Board Room Homes Byers Kathleen Mowhau Armagh: South Markethill Tullyallen Presbyterian Church Byers Letitia 16 Movilla Street Down: North Newtownards Guild Hall Byers Letitia Alice - Cavan: East Bailieborough Knockbride Rectory Byers Lizzie Drumgahan Monaghan: North Trough Glennan Byers Maggie Cherryvalley Down: North Comber The Square and Houses Byers Maggie Stramaquerty Virginia Cavan: East Bailieborough Killinkere Byers Magie Aughawilla Cavan: West Ballinagh Ballintemple Orange Lodge Byers Mandale Morchan, Markethill, Co. Armagh Belfast: South Saint Anne's City Hall Byers Margaret 21 Wensley Street Belfast: East Pottinger Sinclair Seamen's Church Byers Marjorie Mowhau Armagh: South Markethill Tullyallen Presbyterian Church Byers Martha 62 Newington Avenue Belfast: North Fortwilliam Fortwilliam Lecture Hall Byers Martha Raphoe Donegal: East Raphoe Temperance Hall Byers Mary Moneycarrie L'derry: South Agivey Aghadowey Byers Mary Mount Anketell, Emyville Monaghan: North Clones, D&T 11 Board Room Homes Byers Mary 49 Pound Street Down: North Newtownards Town Hall Byers Mary Derryvane Glasslough Monaghan: North Trough Glennan Byers Mary 7 Rosemount Gardens, Belfast Down: North Bangor Guild Hall Byers Mary A Carriaga Cavan: East Bailieborough Killinkere Byers Mary Anne Church Street, Cavan Cavan: West Cavan Cavan Byers Matilda Glengahan, Ravenhill Gardens Belfast: East Ormeau Ravenhill Road Lecture Hall 3 Byers ME 6 Melrose Terrace Londonderry Waterside Waterside Byers Minnie Drumbeg Down: East Drumbeg Drumbeg Orange Hall Byers Minnie S Aughacashel, Virginia Cavan: East Ballyjamesduff Presbyterian Church Hall Byers Mrs John Molesworth Road Tyrone: East Cookstown Orange Hall Byers Mrs S Cornaden, Virginia Cavan: East Bailieborough Killinkere Byers Rachel De Forde Dewsbury, Strandtown Belfast: East Victoria Strandtown Hall & Belmont Presb.Church Byers Rachel Harper Railway Street Comber Down: North Comber Orange Hall Byers Richard William 360 Donegal Road Belfast: South Saint Anne's Old Town Hall Byers Robert 62 Newington Avenue Belfast: South Saint Anne's City Hall Byers Robert Trugahan Monaghan: North Trough Glennan Byers Robert Moygashel Tyrone: East Dungannon Parochial Hall Byers Robert Melrose Terrace Londonderry Londonderry Waterside Waterside Byers Robert Emyvale Monaghan: North Trough Shanco Hall Byers Robert Fermoyle Monaghan: North Scotstown Clogh Byers Robert Graughnagree Cavan: East Bailieborough Billis Byers Robert H 18 Ferryquay Street Londonderry Londonderry City Londonderry Byers Robert James 62 Newington Avenue Belfast: South Saint Anne's City Hall Byers Sam Carrigo, Killinkere Cavan: East Bailieborough Killinkere Byers Sam Mouhan, Markethill Armagh: South Markethill Tullyallen Presbyterian Church Byers Samuel Aughacashel, Virginia Cavan: East Ballyjamesduff Presbyterian Church Hall Byers Samuel Town Park, Raphoe Donegal: East Raphoe Temperance Hall Byers Samuel 127 Upper Canning Street Belfast: North Duncairn N E Unionist Assoc.Rooms, Brougham St. Byers Samuel Hildorough, Ballyjamesduff Cavan: East Ballyjamesduff Presbyterian Church Hall Byers Samuel A 62 Newington Avenue Belfast: South Saint Anne's City Hall Byers Sara 20 Pakenham Street Belfast: South Cromac Crescent Church Byers Sara The Close, Raphoe Donegal: East Raphoe 1st Presbyterian Church Byers Sarah Raphoe Donegal: East Raphoe Temperance Hall Byers Sarah Drumbeg Down: East Drumbeg Drumbeg Orange Hall Byers Sarah 4 Lewis Street Rosemount Londonderry City Londonderry Byers Sarah Raphoe Donegal: East Raphoe Temperance Hall Byers Sarah Limnagore Armagh: Mid. Killyleagh Orange Hall Byers Sarah M Tullyarden L'derry: North Culmore Victoria Hall Byers Susannah Fermoyle Monaghan: North Scotstown Clogh Byers Thomas Mountstewart, Newtownards Down: North Newtownards Mountstewart 4 Byers Thomas Virginia, Co. Cavan Scotland Glasgow 100 Wellington Street Byers Thomas Earlswood Road, Strandtown Belfast: East Victoria Sydenham Methodist Church Byers Thomas Drumsill, Armagh Armagh: Mid. Armagh Armagh Byers Thomas Carriga Cavan: East Bailieborough Killinkere Byers Thomas 32 Esmond Street Belfast: West Woodvale Boundary Street Mission Hall Byers Thomas Doagh Antrim: East Ballyclare Kilbride Presb.Church, Doagh Byers Thomas Jun. Greyabbey
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  • 1951 Census Down County Report

    1951 Census Down County Report

    GOVERNMENT OF NORTHERN IRELAND CENSUS OF POPULATION OF NORTHERN IRELAND 1951 County of Down Printed & presented pursuant to 14 & 15 Geo. 6, Ch, 6 BELFAST : HER MAJESTY'S STATIONERY OFFICE 1954 PRICE 7* 6d NET GOVERNMENT OF NORTHERN IRELAND CENSUS OF POPULATION OF NORTHERN IRELAND 1951 County of Down Printed & presented pursuant to 14 & 15 Geo. 6, Ch. 6 BELFAST : HER MAJESTY'S STATIONERY OFFICE 1954 PREFACE Three censuses of population have been taken since the Government of Northern Irel&nd was established. The first enumeration took place in 1926 and incorporated questions relating to occupation and industry, orphanhood and infirmities. The second enumeration made in 1937 was of more limited scope and was intended to bridge the gap between the census of 1926 and the census which it was proposed to take in 1941, but which had to be abandoned owing to the outbreak of war. The census taken as at mid-night of 8th-9th April, 1951, forms the basis of this report and like that in 1926 questions were asked as to the occupations and industries of the population. The length of time required to process the data collected at an enumeration before it can be presented in the ultimate reports is necessarily considerable. In order to meet immediate requirements, however, two Preliminary Reports on the 1951 census were published. The first of these gave the population figures by administrative areas and towns and villages, and by Counties and County Boroughs according to religious pro­ fession. The Second Report, which was restricted to Counties and County Boroughs, gave the population by age groups.