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Surviving 1851 Census Returns of Ireland - Contents Surviving 1851 Census Returns of Ireland - Contents TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION ........................................................................ x ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ................................................................xiii SURVIVING 1851 CENSUS RETURNS OF IRELAND COUNTY ANTRIM Parish: Aghagallon (Partial) Townland: Montiaghs .................................................... 1-19 Townland: Tamnyvane ....................................................20-24 Townland: Tiscallen ..................................................... 25-34 Parish: Aghalee (Complete) Townland: Aghalee ......................................................35-47 Townland: Ballynaghten ..................................................48-51 Townland: Ballynanaghten ................................................52-58 Townland: Killough ......................................................59-61 Townland: Lurgansemanus ................................................62-66 Townland: Poobles .......................................................67-74 Aughalee Village Aghalee Soldiers Town Road ........................................75-76 Aghalee Village ..................................................77-78 Aghalee Dublin Road ..............................................79-82 Parish: Ahoghill (Partial) Townland: Craigs ...................................................... 83-128 Parish: Ballinderry (Complete) Townland: Aghacarnan ................................................. 129-132 Townland: Aghadavy ................................................... 133-138 Townland: Aghanamoney ............................................... 139-142 Townland: Aghanliss ................................................... 143-145 Townland: Ballinderry .................................................. 146-157 Townland: Ballykelly ................................................... 158-163 Townland: Ballylacky .................................................. 164-166 Townland: Ballymaclose ................................................ 167-176 Townland: Ballymacrevan ............................................... 177-183 Townland: Ballyscolly .................................................. 184-193 Townland: Brackenhill .................................................. 194-201 Townland: Cluntirriff ................................................... 202-206 Townland: Crew Park .................................................. 207-208 Townland: Derrykillultagh ............................................... 209-217 Townland: Drumanduff ................................................. 218-219 Townland: Gortrany .................................................... 220-222 Townland: Kilcreeny ................................................... 223-225 Townland: Legatirriff ................................................... 226-233 Townland: Loughrelisk ................................................. 234-246 iii Surviving 1851 Census Returns of Ireland - Contents COUNTY ANTRIM (Continued.) Parish: Ballinderry (Continued.) Townland: Lurganteneil ................................................. 247-257 Townland: Lurgill ..................................................... 258-265 Townland: Moneycrumog ............................................... 266-270 Townland: Moygarriff .................................................. 271-276 Townland: Portmore ................................................... 277-286 Townland: Templecormac ............................................... 287-291 Townland: Tullyballydonnell ............................................. 292-299 Parish: Ballymoney (Partial) Townland: Garryduff ................................................... 300-310 Parish: Carncastle (Complete) Townland: Ballygally ................................................... 311-318 Townland: Ballygawn Ballycoos .......................................... 319-321 Townland: Ballygilbert .................................................. 322-325 Townland: Ballyhackett ................................................. 326-327 Townland: Ballyruther .................................................. 328-329 Townland: Ballytober ................................................... 330-335 Townland: Ballywillan .................................................. 336-339 Townland: Camframock ................................................. 340-342 Townland: Corkermain ................................................. 343-348 Townland: Drainsbog ...................................................... 349 Townland: Droagh ..................................................... 350-352 Townland: Drumnagreagh ............................................... 353-358 Townland: Four Score Acres ............................................. 359-361 Townland: Linford ........................................................ 362 Townland: Lisnahay North ............................................... 363-365 Townland: Lisnahay South ............................................... 366-367 Townland: Lough Duff .................................................. 368-369 Townland: Minnis North ................................................ 370-371 Townland: Minnis South ................................................... 372 Townland: Saint Cumming ................................................. 373 Townland: Sallagh ..................................................... 374-376 Townland: Solar .......................................................... 377 Townland: Old Mills Ballygally ........................................... 378-381 Parish: Dunaghy (Complete) Townland: Artnacrea ................................................... 382-384 Townland: Ballyboggy .................................................. 385-388 Townland: Ballycregagh ................................................ 389-400 Townland: Ballyreagh .................................................. 401-410 Townland: Caragan .................................................... 411-412 Townland: Carnbeg .................................................... 413-415 Townland: Carnmore ................................................... 416-418 Townland: Carrowcowan ................................................ 419-422 Townland: Cloughgaldenagh ............................................. 423-427 Townland: Craigdunloof ............................................... 428-431 Townland: Craigfad .................................................... 432-436 Townland: Craigfadock .................................................... 437 iv Surviving 1851 Census Returns of Ireland - Contents COUNTY ANTRIM (Continued.) Parish: Dunaghy (Continued.) Townland: Donbought .................................................. 438-442 Townland: Drumagrove ................................................. 443-446 Townland: Dungonnell ................................................ 447-448 Townland: Eglish .............................................. 449-450 Townland: Evishcrow ..................................................... 451 Townland: Farnacushog ................................................. 452-454 Townland: Glebe ......................................................... 455 Townland: Glenleslie ................................................... 456-462 Townland: Inchamp ................................................... 463-464 Townland: Irish Armberbawn ............................................ 465-468 Townland: Killyree .................................................... 469-474 Townland: Kinflea ..................................................... 475-478 Townland: Legagrane .................................................. 479-482 Townland: Lisnamanny ................................................. 483-489 Townland: Lower Tullaketagh ............................................ 490-494 Townland: Magheraboy ................................................ 495-496 Townland: Muneyduff .................................................. 497-500 Townland: Rosedermot ................................................. 501-506 Townland: Tiftarney ................................................... 507-509 Townland: Tullaghbawn ................................................ 510-513 Townland: Tullynewey .................................................. 514-517 Townland: Upper Tullaketagh ............................................ 518-521 Parish: Killead (Partial) Townland: Ardmore .................................................... 522-525 Townland: Aughnamillan ............................................... 526-532 Townland: Ballyclan ................................................... 533-537 Townland: Ballyginniff ................................................. 538-543 Townland: Ballyhill Lower ............................................... 544-547 Townland: Ballyhill Upper ............................................... 548-551 Townland: Ballykennedy ................................................ 552-557 Townland: Ballymacilhoyle .............................................. 558-561 Townland: Ballymacmary ............................................... 562-564 Townland: Ballymather Lower ............................................ 565-569 Townland: Ballymather Upper ............................................ 570-572 Townland: Ballynadrentagh .............................................. 573-583 Townland: Ballynageeragh ............................................... 584-585 Townland: Ballyquillan ................................................. 586-589
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