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GOVERNMENT OF NORTHERN

CENSUS OF POPULATION OF 1937

SUPPLEMENT TO THE 1926 TOPOGRAPHICAL INDEX

Printed and presented pursuant to the provisions of 26 Geo. 5 and 1 Edw. 8, Chap. 25

BELFAST PUBLISHED BY HIS MAJESTY'S STATIONERY OFFICE ON BEHALF OF THE GOVERNMENT OF NORTHERN IRELAND To be purchased directly from H.M. Stationery Office at the following 80 CHICHESTER STREET, York House, Kingsway, London, W.C.2; 120 George Street, Edinburgh 2; 26 York Street, Manchester 1; 1 St. Andrew's Crescent, Cardiff or through any Bookseller 1939 Price Is. Od. net.

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PREFACE.

This volume has been prepared in accordance with the provisions of Section 6 (1) of the Census Act (Northern Ireland), 1936, and is designed for use in conjunction with the 1926 topographical index in order to facilitate reference to the statistics given in the reports on the census taken on the 28th February, 1937. The following volumes were published in connection with the 1926 census :- 1. SEVEN VoLUMES, including a volume for Belfast County . These volumes contain population and housing figures for administrative areas and , and tables dealing with age, marital condition, education, occupation, industry, birthplace, religious profession, orphanhood, and infirmities, together with statistical notes on some of the more outstanding features disclosed. 2. A GENERAL REPORT for the whole , covering in more detail the statistics shmvn in the county volumes, and containing, in addition, tables showing:- i. the occupational distribution of persons engaged in each of 51 groups of industries; ii. the distribution of the foreign born population by nationality, age, marital con­ dition, and occupation ; iii. the distribution of families of dependent children under 16 years of age, by age, sex, marital condition, and occupation of parent ; iv. the occupational distribution of persons suffering from infirmities. 3. A ToPOGRAPHICAL INDEX, dealing in separate alphabetical sections with each type of area for which statistics are published in the county volumes. The particulars given for each territorial unit include references to the 6 inch Ordnance Survey maps and to tables 3, 4, or 5 of the county volumes. The net prices of the 1926 census publications are Ss. Od. for each county volume, and lOs. Od. each for the general report and the topographical index. A complete set of the nine volumes may be obtained directly from the Superintendent, H.J\1. Stationery Office, 80 Chichester Street, Belfast, at the special inclusive price of £2 2s. Od. net. Northern Ireland life tables and rates of mortality (1926) were included in the Registrar-General's Review of Vital Statistics published in 1931 at the price of Ss. Od. net. The 1937 census publications will consist of:- 1. SEVEN CouNTY VoLUMES, including a volume for Belfast . These volumes contain population and housing figures for electoral divisions and larger adminis­ trative areas. Figures for townlands have not been printed, but they have been prepared in the Census Office and are available for reference upon application to the Registrar­ General. The county volumes also contain tables dealing with age, sex, marital con­ dition, usual residence, birthplace, and religion, together with statistical notes. 2. A GENERAL REPORT for the whole country, covering in more detail the statistics shown in the county volumes, and containing, in addition, tables on fertility. 3. THIS SuPPLEMENT, arranged in separate alphabetical sections corresponding to those con­ tained in the 1926 topographical index, and including particulars as at the date of the 1937 census for each area which has changed in name, constitution, or boundary during the intercensal period. The seven county volumes have already been published, and the general report is now in course of preparation. The net prices of the 1937 census publications are 2s. 6d. each for the county volumes, Ss. Od. for the general report, and 1s. Od. for the topographical index supplement. The Registrar-General is empowered by Section 6 (2) of the Census Act (Northern Ireland), 1936, to prepare and supply from the census returns statistics other than those published in the census reports, at the request and cost .of any local authority or person. Any special demands for statistics more detailed than those published (either as regards subject matter or area) can thus, as far as office records permit, be satisfied. Requests for special compilation of census statistics should be addressed to the Registrar-General, who will be pleased to advise and furnish an estimate of cost. MINISTRY OF FINANCE, GENERAL REGISTER OFFICE, FERMANAGH HousE, 0RMEAU AVENUE, BELFAST. , 1939. IV

CONTENTS.

Page Introduction v

ALPHABETICAL INDEX SUPPLEMENTS TO

1. Parliamentary Constituencies for Northern Ireland Elections 1 2. Parliamentary Constituencies for Elections 9

3. Poor Law Unions (or Superintendent Registrars' ) 10 4. County Districts 10

5. County 10

6. County Electoral Divisions 10 7. Dispensary (or Registrars') Districts 10 8. District Electoral Divisions (including Wards) 11

9. (other than County Boroughs, Municipal Boroughs, and Urban Districts) .12 10. Townlands 14 v

INTRODUCTION.

Follo~in.g the ce~sus ~f 1926 a topographical index was published in order to facilitate reference t~ t.h_? stahsbcs con tamed m the 1926 census county volumes, and it covered the following territorial diVISlons of Northern Ireland as they existed at the date of the 1926 census (18th April) :- 1. Parliamentary Constituencies. 2. Poor Law Unions (or Superintendent Registrars' Districts). 3. County (i.e., Urban and Rural) Districts. 4. County Boroughs. 5. County Electoral Divisions. 6. Dispensary (or Registrars') Districts. 7. District Electoral Divisions (including Wards). 8. Towns. 9. Townlands.

Complete topographical particulars, with references to Ordnance Survey maps and tables in the census county volumes, were given for each of the areas numbered 2 to 9. In addition, the sections of the index for the areas numbered 8 and 9 contained references to the territorial units of and parish, and section 9 also showed the acreage of each .

The present volume is supplementary to the 1926 topographical index, and contains particulars, as at the date of the 1937 census (28th February), of all administrative areas which have been affected by changes in name, constitution, or boundary in the intercensal period. The opportunity has also been taken to include the corrected particulars for a few areas which were shown incorrectly in some small respect in the 1926 index. This supplementary index should, therefore, be used in conjunction with the 1926 full index, particulars being taken from the 1937 supplementary index, if contained therein, or from the 1926 index in the case of areas which were not changed during the intercensal period, and, consequently, do not appear in the supplementary index. It may be noted that, except in cases where it has been necessary to clarify a reference, entries have not been included in this supplementary index for areas which, although situated in other areas which have changed in name or constitution, have not themselves suffered change. For example, an entry appears for Bangor (created a municipal borough in 1928), but no entries have been included for the several district electoral divisions or wards of Bangor which are shown in the 1926 index as being situated in Bangor . It is only on the occasion of a general revision of the index that it would be practicable to cover all such consequential effects of changes in name or constitution of areas.

Counties.-Of the six in Northern Ireland all but Antrim and (the origins of which are uncertain) were formed in or about the year 1584. The largest county is Tyrone, with 779,548 acres, and the smallest is , with 312,767 acres, excluding in each case the area covered by the larger rivers and lakes . . The powers of the county councils have been considerably extended in recent years, and, besides being the sole rating authorities for rural areas, these councils are invested with comprehensive and important functions in connection with :oad m~intenance and re~a~r, drainage, planning, educ~ti~n, and public health. The county councils receive from the mumc1pal borough and urban d1stnct councils in their areas contributions in respect of poor rate and county-at-large charges.

County Districts.-There are three classes of county distiicts, viz., municipal boroughs, urban districts, and rural districts.

Municipal borough status may be conferred on urban districts by ~he grant of a c~arte~ ~nder the Municipal Corporations (Ireland), Act, 1840, and borough councils possess certam pnvileges extended to them under that Act, while retaining the powers of urban district councils. There are two municipal boroughs, viz., Bangor and . Urban districts and rural districts were formed pursuant to the (Ireland) Act, 1898, from the sanitary districts established by the Public Health (Ireland) Act, 1878. They consist of one or more district electoral divisions and each has a sep~rate council.

Urban district councils are the sole rating authorities within their respective jurisdictions, and have full administrative powers in matters pertaining to public health. They are also responsible for maintenance and repair ; they may formulate and execute schemes for the housing of the working classes; and they are authorised to provide wat~r and gas supplies. The rates le~ed by utban district councils include rates in respect of poor relief and county-at-large charges which are transmitted to the county councils. Thete are 30 urban districts. VI

Rural district councils have no powers to raise money by way of rate, though their areas form the units of taxation for county purposes. They are represented on and :financed by the county councils to whom in each year they make a demand for moneys required by them to carry out their services. They are primarily public health authorities, their functions in this· respect being virtually as great as those of urban district councils. They are the authorities controlling unclassified . They have also extensive powers in connection with the erection and supervision of houses for agri­ cultural labourers, and have certain functions· under the Housing and Small Dvvellings Acts and the Planning and Housing Act, 1931. There are 32 rural districts.

County Boroughs.-The two county boroughs (Belfast and Londonderry) were established by the Local Government (Ireland) Act, .1898, and their councils possess the same powers and perform the same duties as both county councils and urban district councils. In addition, they possess greatly extended powers under local acts.

Wards.-These are sub-divisions of county boroughs, municipal boroughs, and urban districts, and they form the territorial units for the purpose of elections to the councils of these areas. Of the 34 urban areas, 17 are divided into wards, and in all cases but one fhe ward, or the entire urban district if not divided into wards, is co-extensive with the urban district electoral division. The exception referred to is Newcastle Urban District, which comprises one district electoral division, but is divided into two wards.

Parliamentary Constituencies.-The nine territorial constituencies for United Kingdom elections were created by the Government of Ireland Act, 1920, and the forty-eight territorial constituencies for Northern Ireland elections were created by the House of Commons (Method of Voting and Redis­ tribution of Seats) Act (Northern Ireland), 1929. Complete indexes to parliamentary constituencies are included in this volume.

County Electoral Divisions.-Each county (but not county borough) is divided into a number of county electoral divisions, each comprising a number of district electoral divisions. The county electoral division is the territorial unit for the election of members of county councils under the Local Government (Ireland) Act, 1898. In 1923 the county electoral divisions were reconstituted and they now number 129.

District Electoral Divisions.-These were originally established under the Poor Relief (Ireland) Act, 1838, as poor law electoral divisions, their present name being fixed by'the Local Government (Ireland) Act, 1898. In rural districts they generally comprise groups· of entire townlands and form the territorial units for the election of poor law guardians and councillors. In county boroughs, municipal boroughs and urban districts the unit for the election of poor law guardians is the district electoral division, but the unit for the purpose of n1unicipal elections is the ward, or, in the case of urban districts which are not divided into wards, the entire urban district. Urban district electoral divisions are, however, co-extensive with wards, or with entire urban districts if not divided into wards (except in the case of Newcastle referred to previously). Both the urban and the rural district electoral divisions were reconstituted in 1923, and now number 699. The reference numbers given to district electoral divisions in the 1937 county volumes are the same as those given in the 1926 county volumes, except in the cases of Counties Antrim and Armagh, where it has been necessary to make a small alteration in the numbering owing to the creation of Whitehead Urban District and the amalgamation of the electoral divisions in Urban District.

Poor Law Unions (or Superintendent Registrars' Districts.)-Poor law unions were established as the area of administration for poor relief by the Poor Relief (Ireland) Act, 1838, and usually com­ prise one or more urban districts together with the adjoining rural district. They are divided into a number of dispensary districts, each of which comprises a number of district electoral divisions or parts thereof. The district electoral divisions form units for the purpose of the election of poor law guardians. As the guardians levied their own rates prior to the passing of the Local Government (Ireland) Act, 1898, it was unnecessary, when unions were being delimited, to pay any regard to county boundaries, and in the case of seven poor law unions out of a total of twenty-seven the union is situated in more than one county or in a county and a county borough. Since 1898 the guardians have been :financed by the county councils, to whom they make demands for moneys necessary to meet their expenditure. The superintendent registrars' districts formed under the Births and Deaths Registration (Ire­ land) Act, 1863, which established general registration of births and deaths in Ireland, are in all cases identical with the poor law unions, the clerks of the unions being ex-officio superintendent registrars.· The districts of the registrars of 1narriages under the Marriages (Ireland) Act, 1844, are also co-extensive with the superintendent registrars' districts and the poor law unions.

Dispensary (or Registrars') Districts.-Dispensary districts were created under the Medical Charities Act, 1851. They are sub-divisions of poor law unions, and each comprises a number of entire townlands. Some dispensary districts have been divided into sub-districts, but as each sub­ district has a medical officer and is in all but name equivalent to a district, it has not been considered necessary in the census reports to differentiate between them and the districts. Under the Registration Act of 1863, dispensary districts were adopted by the Registrar-General as registrars' districts, subj{i)ct to such alterations as might be deemed necessary. At the date of t~e 1.93~ census the dispensary dist;-icts numbe!ed 178 a!ld ~he registrars' districts 179, the dispensary distnct m one case (Belleek) forming two registrars' d1stncts (Belleek and Church Hill). vii

. Towns.-:-(a) TowNs U~DER THE TowNs IMPROVEMENT (IRELAND) AcT, 1854.-These towns, wl~nc_h must have a P?P~ab~n of 1,500 or more when created, are under the authority of com­ misswners,. ~ho are hm1ted m the amount of rate they may levy, and whose functions are limited to superviSion and carrying out of works of a minor character. As regards public health matters ge~erally .these towns are un~er th? control of the councils of the rural districts in which they are r~spechvely Situated,. an~ each 1s subJect to rating by the in common with the remamder of the rural d1stnct. Four towns possess this form of government. (b) TOWNS OR HAVING FIFTY OR MORE HOUSES BUT NO LEGALLY DEFINED BOUNDARIES.­ For census purposes separate statistics are prepared for towns or 1.rillages, which in the opinion of the census enumerators, form a "cluster" of houses. Towns or villages of this description number 159, of which 17 contain 1,000 persons or more.

Town lands.-The townland is one of the most ancient divisions in the country, and while originally it comprised a number of smaller divisions, such as ploughlands andgneeves, these have now disappeared from use, leaving the townland as the smallest recognised rural division. The establishment of the townland as the unit from which all other rural territorial divisions can be built up can perhaps be said to have commenced with the passing of the Act 6 Geo. IV~ cap. 99, which provided for ascertaining the boundaries of townlands and for the collection of grand jury rates and cess by these areas. Town­ lands which become absorbed by the creation and extension of urban areas cease to have significance and fall into disuse as separate divisions, At the date of the 1937 census the total number of town­ lands situated in rural districts was 9,416. In size they vary considerably, but on an average they contain about 350 acres each.

Baronies.-The barony, which is of considerable antiquity, was originally a feudal and military jurisdiction, but in course of time carne to be used for fiscal and administrative purposes only. Later, as the various modern territorial divisions came into existence these gradually displaced baronies as divisions for administrative purposes, and very little use is now made of these ancient divisions. The number of baronies is 58.

Parishes.-The parish was originally a purely ecclesiastical division, and it generally bore the name of the townland in which the church was built. Later it came to be used for civil purposes also, and continued to be used in this way until late in the nineteenth century. In many cases, how­ ever, the ecclesiastical parish differed from the parish as used for civil purposes owing to alterations of boundary made from time to time by the Privy Council. As in the case of baronies, the parishes as divisions for civil administration have been almost completely displaced by other more recently created divisions. The number of parishes is 268.

Education Areas.-Each of the six counties and the two county boroughs forms an education authority for the area under its jurisdiction. While retaining general control, these authorities exercise most of their powers and duties through an education committee in the case of each of the two county boroughs, a regional education committee in each of the counties of Armagh, Down, and Fermanagh, and a number of regional education committees in each of the counties of Antrim, Londonderry, and Tyrone. Each regional education area in the three last named counties comprises one or more entire county districts. The functions of the education authorities embrace the provision of all forms of elementary, secondary, and technical education, either alone or in combination with other education authorities or agencies. The constitution of each education area and regional education area is as follows:-

AREA COUNTY OR COUNTY BOROUGH CONTENTS

Belfast Belfast C.B. Belfast C.B. Londonderry Londonderry C.B. Londonderry C.B. Antrim Antrim Co. U .D. Antrim R.D. Region Do. Ballymena U .D. Ballymena R.D. Lame and Region Do. Carrickfergus U .D. Lame Whitehead Lame R.D." and Belfast Rural Region Do. Lisburn U.D. Belfast R.D. Lisbum North Antrim Region Do. Ballycastle U.D. Ballyrnoney Ballycastle Armagh Region • • Armagh Co. Armagh Admin. Co. viii

AREA COUNTY OR COUNTY BOROUGH CoNTENTs

Down Region Down Co. Down Admin. Co. Fermanagh Region Fennanagh Co. Fermanagh Admin. Co. Coleraine Region Londonderry Co. Coleraine M.B. U .D. Coleraine R.D. Londonderry and Region Do. Limavady U.D. Limavady R.D. Londonderry Region Do. Magherafelt R.D. Region Tyrone Co. Clogher R.D. Region Do. Cookstown U .D. Cookstown R.D. Region Do. Dungannon U .D. Dungannon R.D. Region Do. Omagh U.D. Omagh R.D. and Region Do. Strabane U.D. Castlederg R.D. Strabane

Boundary Alterations.-The Ministry of :Home Affairs has statutory pmver to ~Iter, by sealed order, the boundaries of local government areas, subject to the provisos that

(a) Any alteration of a county or county borough boundary shall be confirmed by Parliament.

(b) A union shall not, if it is conveniently possible to avoid it, extend into more than two counties, and shall not in any case extend into more than three counties.

(c) A county district shall be situated wholly in one county.

(d) A district electoral division shall be situated wholly in one county district.

(e) So far as practicable, the boundaries of an area of local government shall not intersect the boundaries of any other area of local government.

Qhanges in Administrative Areas.-The following changes in the constitution or boundaries of administrative areas have taken place during the intercensal period:- (a) \Vhitehead, formerly a town under the Towns Improvement (Ireland) Act, 1854, and forming part of Lame Rural District, was made an urban district (1st April, 1927); (b) Bangor Urban District was made a municipal borough (23rd January, 1928); (c) A portion of the North Ward of Urban District was transferred to the South Ward (17th April, 1928), and the corresponding portion of Newry North Urban District Electoral Division was transferred to Newry South Urban District Electoral Division (22nd August, 1929) ; (d) Londonderry Dispensary and Registrars' Districts Nol3. 2 and .3 were created out of Dispensary and Registrar's District No. 2 (1st January, 1929); (e) Coleraine Urban District was made a municipal borough (23rd January, 1929); (f) New parliamentary divisions for Northern Ireland elections were created by the House of Commons (Method of Voting and Redistribution of Seats) Act (Northern Ireland), 1929 (16th April, 1929) ; . . (g) Approximately equal areas of less than half an acre (consisting of portions of roadway) were exchanged between Urban District and Newry No. 1 Rural District (1st April, 1930) ; (h) A portion of Lame Rural District was transferred to Lame Urban District (25th Nov­ ember, 1930), and consequential changes were made to the wards, district electoral divisions, and county electoral divisions affected ; (i) The three wards of Portadown Urban District were abolished, and the three district electoral divisions amalgamated to form Portadown Urban District Electoral Division (24th April, 1933) ; (j) was made a town under the Towns Improvement (Ireland) Act, ·1854 (1st August, 1934); ix

(k) The three wards of Omagh Urban District were reconstituted (25th June, 1935), and the three district electoral divisions were made coterminous with the reconstituted wards (26th June, 1935) ; (1) That part of Derrymore District Electoral Division formerly situated in Ballybot Dispensary District and Registrar's District in Ne\\rry Union was transferred to Mullagh­ glass Dispensary District and Registrar's District in the same Union (1st April, 1936).

Changes in townland boundaries rendered necessary by the straightening of river courses, reclam.ation from the sea, or revision of survey, are made on the Ordnance Survey maps after approval by the Chief Boundary Surveyor. The consequential changes in the areas of townlands which have taken place in the intercensal period have not been included in this supplement, as they are for the most part small and of little importance.

Barony and Parish References.-In order to meet the needs of those wishing to ascertain the barony or in which any particular townland is situated, references to the barony and parish were included in the townlands and towns sections of the 1926 topographical index. If the list of townlands comprising a particular barony or civil parish is required, reference may be made to table VII of the 1891 census county volumes, or enquiry may be addressed to the Registrar-General. This table is specially useful in identifying obscure forms of place names in ancient deeds or other documents. If the parish or even the barony in which a particular place is situated is known, the names of all the townlands comprising the parish or barony can be scrutinised quickly, thereby often disclosing the early, or perhaps corrupt, form of the name.

CENSUS OF NORTHERN IRELAND, 1937 1

PARLIAMENTARY CONSTITUENCIES FOR NORTHERN IRELAND ELECTIONS.

NoTES.-(1) The following table contains a full list of the parliamentary divisions created by the House of Commons (Method of Voting and Re­ distribution of Seats) Act (Northern Ireland), 1929. Each of these divisions returns one member to the House of Commons. In addition, four members are returned by the constituency of Queen's University of Belfast. (2) The relationship, in Belfast, between these divisions, the constituencies for United Kingdom elections, and the wards of the County Borough is shown in a footnote to the index to parliamentary constit11encies for United Kingdom elections.

Nos. of Sheets Parliamentary­ Parliamentary Contents of No. in Table of 6" O.S. Maps Division or Borough or Urban or Parliamentary 4 of Census Constituency County Division - Co. Vol. 1937

37, 38, 43-45, 49-52, Antrim Antrim Parliamentary Antrim R.D. Antrim Rural D.E.D. 19 54-64 Urban ., 20 Ballynad.rentagh , 22 Ballyrobin , , 23 Connor ,, 27 , 28 Crumlin , 30 .. 31 Dunadrv , 32 Dundesert ., 33 Kilbride ,. 34 Muckamore , , 35 Rural , , 36 Randalstovtn Urban,. 37 Seacash 39 Sharvogues 40 Shilvodan 41 42 Ballymena R. D. Kells 71 Belfast R.D. Ballyduff 102 Ballygomartin 104 Ballysillan 105 Lisburn R.D. 132 Tullyrusk 141

Ne>vtownarcls R.D. Ardkeen " 129 2, 3, 34, 5~7. 11, 12, 17, Ards Down Parliamentary County " 131 1~ 24, 2~ 31, 32. 39 , 133 , , 134 Rural , 137 Grey Abbey .. 138 Kircubbin , 141 Nth. , 143 ., 145 Quintin 146 Donaghadee U. D. Donagbadee U.D. 8 N ewtownards U .D. Ne"'-townards 16-20

Belfast C.B. Ormeau ·ward, part of 7 4, 9 (Co. Dow11) Ballynafeiglt Belfast Parliamentary Borough Antrim R.D. Cargin D.E.D. 24 16-18, 21-23, 26, 27, 31, Bann Side Antrim Parliamentary County Cranfield 29 32, 36, 37, 42, 43, 48, Ballymena R.D. 57 49, 54 Ballyconnelly 59 60 Cloghogue 63 Drumanaway 65 Dunminning 66 Galgorm 67 Glenbuck 68 Lisnagarran 73 Portg1enone 76 78 Tullaghgarley 79 Ballymoney R.D. Dirraw 88 Dunlay 89 Enagh 91 I{illagan 92 Killoquin Lower 93 Killoquin Upper 94 The Vow 101 Pottinger \Vard, part of 8 Bloomfield Belfast Parliamentary Belfast C.B. 4, 5 (Co. Down) Borough Ballyclare Rural D.E.D. 21 Carrick Antrirn Parliamentary Antrim R.D. County Carntall , 25 Coggrey ,. 26 Belfast R.D. Ballygolan , 103 , 106 J ordanstown , 107 Monkstov.'U , 108 \Vh.iteabbey , 109 Whitehouse , 110 Larue R.D. ., 113 Carrickfergus Rural , , 115 Eden ., 116 Middle Division 124 Ballyclare U.D. BaJlyclare U.D. 3 Carrickfergus U.D. Carrickfergus 8 2 CENSUS OF NORTHERN IRELAND, 1937

Nos. of Sheets Parliamentary Parliamentary Contents of No. in Table of 6" O.S. Maps Division or · Borough or Urban or Rural Area Parliamentary 4 of Census Consfituency County Divisior1 Co. Vol. 1937 4, 5, 7-14, 17, 18 Central Armagh Armagh Parliamentary Armagh R.D. Aghory D.E.D. 8 County Ballymartrim 12 Charlemont " 14 Glenaul " 2-± Grange ," 25 Hockley 27 Kilmore " 30 " 32 Rich Hill " 36 R.D. Carrowbrack " 41 Portadown Rural " 47 Tanderagee R.D. Laurelvale " 79 Mullahead " 81 Tanderagee Rural " 82 Portadown U .D. Portadown U.D. 6 Tanderagee U.D. Tanderagee 7 " 60, 61, 64 (Co. Antrim) Central Belfast Belfast Parliamentary Belfast C.B. Court Ward, part of 2 Borough St. Anne's Ward, part of 9 Smithfield Ward 12 Woodvale Ward, part of 15 14, 14A, 15,15A,21-23,28 of Londonderry Londonderry Londonderry C. B. East Ward 3 Parliamentary North \Vard, part of 1 Borough \Vaterside ·ward 5 vVest \Vard, part of 4 Londonderry R.D. Eglinton D.E.D .. 58 Glendermot 59 Lough Enagh " 63 Waterside ," 65 56, 57, 60, 61 (Co. Clifton Belfast Parliamentary Belfast C.B. Clifton \Vard, part of 1 Antrim) Borough Duncairn \Vard, part of 5

60, 61, 64, 65 (Co. Cromac Belfast Parliamentary Belfast C. B. Cromac vVard 3 Antrim) Borough

61 (Co. Antrim} Dock Belfast Parliamentary Belfast C.B. Dock Vvard 4 Borough

57, 61 (Co. Antrim) Duncairn Belfast Parliamentary Belfast C.B. Duncairn Ward, part of 5 Borough

15-17, 22-24, 29-32, East Down Down Parliamentary R.D. b.E.D. 52 36-39, 45 County Rural , 53 Ballynahinch Urban, 54 58 Downpatrick Rural ," 59 Dunmore 61 Inch " 62 " 63 Rural " 65 Killyleagh Urban " 66 Kilmore ," 67 Leggygowan 68 Raholp " 69 " 71 Hillsborough R.D. Glasdrumman " 84 " 88 Downpatrick U.D. Downpatrick U.D. 9 29-31, 37-40, 45-48, 53-55 East Tyrone Tyrone Parliamentary Cookstov::n R.D. Ballyclog D.E.D. 44 County 46 Grange " 47 Killycolpy " 49 Mullanahoe ,," 51 Munterevlin 52 Pomeroy " 55 Stewartstown " 57 The " 58 Tullaghoge " " 59 Dungannon R.D~ 61 Bush " 64 Clonavaddy " 68 " 69 Crossdernot " 70 Donaghmore " 71 Meenagh " 74 Mountjoy " 76 " 78 Cookstmvn U.D. Cookstown U.D." 1 1-6, 8-11, 13-16, 21, 22, Enniskillen Fermanagh Parlia- Enniskillen R.D. Coolyermer D.E.D. 9 26, 27, 32, 33 mentary County Corraglass 10 " 12 Drumane " 13 Drummee " 15 Lisbo:fin " 24 Monea " 25 Rahalton " 28 " PARLIAMENTARY CONSTITUENCIES FOR N.l. ELECTIONS-continued

Nos. of Sheets Parliamen tar·r Parliamentary Contents of No. in Table of~~~ O.S. Maps Division or Borough or Urban or Rural Area . Parliamentary 4 of Census Constituency County · Division Co. Vol. 1937

Ennis killen-continued Fermanagh Parlia- Irvinestown R.D. Brookhill D.E.D. 33 mentary County Castlecaldwell 34 Church Hill " 35 Clonelly " 36 Drumrush ,." 37 Edemv 38 Irvinest own " " 41 Kesh n 42 Killadeas 43 Lack " 44 Lisnarrick " 46 Magheraculmoney ".. 47 Milltown 48 Enniskillen U.D. Enniskillen u.'b. 1-3 60, Gl (Co. Antrim) Falls Belfast Parliamentary Belfast C.B. Falls \Vard 6 Borough

13, 14, HA, 21, 22 Foyle Londonderry Londonderry C.J3. North \Vard, part of 1 Parliamentary South \Vard 2 Borough \Vest \Vard, part of 4 Londonderry R.D. Liberties Lower D.E.D. 60 Liberties Middle 61 Liberties Upper " 62 " 13, 13A, 14, 15, 19-22, Down Parliamentaty R.D. Dromore Rural 29 26-29 County Gilford " 31 Loughans " " 34 Quilly 38 " 42 Hillsborough R.D. " 73 Ballykeel " 74 Ballyworfy " 77 " 81 Hillsborough " " 85 86 l\Ioira R.D. Ballyleny " 108 " 109 Clare " 110 " 111 " 112 Moira " 113 \Varingstow'TI " 114 Dromore U.D. Dromore U.D. 10

25, 28-30, 33-35, 38-41, Antrim Parliamentary Antrim R.D. Rashee D.E.D. 38 44-47, 53 County Ballymena R.D. Glenwhirry ., 70 77 Lame R.D. Ballycor .," 112 114 North " 117 Glenarm South .," 118 .. 120 Island Magee North , , 121 Island Magee South , 122 123 Raloo .," 125 Templecorran 126 Larue U.D. Lame U.D. 9-13 \:Vhitehead U.D. Whitehead " 18 11, 15-18, 22-24, 27-30, Fermanagh Enniskillen R.D. D.E.D. 5 30A, 33-36, 36A, 40 Parliamentary Ballyreagh , 6 County Castlecoole 7 Clabby " 8 Derrybrusk ," 11 Drumderg , 14 Enniskillen Rural 16 Garvary ," 18 Lisbellaw 23 Newporton ," 26 Tempo 29 Irvinestown R.D. Bellanamallard ,," 31 Lisnaskea RD. Ballindarragh , 52 Belle Isle 53 ", 54 Cammore 55 Castlebalfour " 56 Colebrook ", 58 Corralongford .. 60 Cross 61 Deerpark " 63 Dresternan " 66 Eshnadarragh " 69 Greenhill " 70 Lisnaskea " 72 Maguiresbridge ", 74 Mullaghfad 75 " Rosslea » 78 4 CENSUS OF NORTHERN IRELAND, 1937

Nos. of bheets l 1arliamentary 1'arl iamentarv Contents of No. i11 Ta.ble of 6" O.S. Maps Division or · Borough or· erhan or Hural Area Parliamentary 4 of Census Cunstitucncy County Division · Co. Vol. 1937

W, 14, 15, lH-20, 23-2.5, ;\hd Antrim Antrim. Parlianumtan· Ballyca::>tle R.D. Gleuaan D.E.D. 49 :.!7-2~), ~i2, ~~:J, a7, 3R County ,, cac>1u1riff 50 Glendnn 51 Jhllymena H..D. Hallydug· 58 61 Clogh (12 Cromldll 64 Gknmvill 69 Kirkinriola. i2 Longmore , 74 Ne\Ytown Crommelin, 75 BallvmotW\' R.D. Corlwv 86 Lan1e R.D~ Anlcltnis 111 Glencloy ., 119 Ballymemt U.D. 13a1lymena (J.D. 4-()

11-18, 20-22, 25, 2{') l\lirl ..:\rmagh Armagh Parliamentary Armagh R.D. Ballvards D.E.D. 11 County Brootallv 1:~ Cladv - 15 Corpi:mttion East 17 Corporation \Vest 18 Crossmore 19 Glenanne 23 Hamiltonsbawn 26 Killeen 28 Lisnadill 31 Markethill 33 1\tilford 35 Tvnan 38 Newry No. 2 R.D. D]:umbanagher 61 Mountnorris 69 .Mullaghglass 7~~ 75 Tullyhappy 76 1 T•mderagee RD. Ballvshcil 78 lVIuliaghhrack 80 Armagh U.D. Armagh U.D. 1--·3 Mid Down Down Parliam.entary R.D. Ballymac.onaghy D.E.D. 45 County Ballvmiscaw 46 Casfiereagh 47 Dnndonald 49 Gilnahirk 50 Hillsborough R.D. Ballymacbrennan 75 76 Blaris 78 Breda 79 Carry duff 80 82 Edenderrv 83 Ouley · 87 Newto\vnards RD. 130 Ballymaglaf£ 132 135 Kilmood 140 ., 142 Newtownards South'·' 144

~~ 11, H, 15, 15A, 16~18. Mid Londonderry Londonderry Coleraine R.D. Glenkeen 19 22-33, 84, 34A, 35, 36, Parliamentary Slaght 27 39-41. 44, 45, 45A, 46, County The Grave 29 48 Lhnavady R.D. Ballyharigan 31 Drum 35 86 D"Ungiven 38 Faughanvale 39 40 Fore Glen 41 Gelvin 43 Glenshane 44 46 Owemeagh 49 Scriggan 50 Straw 51 Londonderry. R.D. Ardmore 53 Ballymullins 54 Bana.gher 55 Bond~glen 56 Ch~udy 57 64 Magherafelt R.D. Baneran 69 Btv.;;ka.gh 71 Slievegalli~>n Carn!lmoney 72 Drapers town 76 Iruooarn 78 Wl;1il.mn Upper II 79 Swatrt.~h u 87 TuUymran u 90 PARLIAMENTARY CONSTITUENCIES FOR N.l. ELECTIONS-continued 5

Nos. of Sheets Parliamentary Parliamentary Contents of No. in Table of 6" O.S. Maps Division or Borough or Urban or Rural Area Parliamentarv 4 of Census Constituency County Division • Co. Vol. 1937

3, 6, 7, 8, 10-13, 17-21, Mid Tyrone Tyrone Parliamentary Clogher R.D. Foremass D.E.D. 40 County N ewtownsaville 42 26-29, 35-38,43-45, 51, " 52, 58 Cookstown R.D. 45 Killeenan .," 48 Lower 50 Oaklands ,." 53 Oritor ., 54 Slate Quarry ,. 56 Omagh R.D. Bancran .. 80 , 81 83 Creggan " 86 Crockanboy .." 87 Dervaghroy .. 88 Fallagh 95 Glenlark ,." 98 99 " 103 Maine " 105 Mullaghslin " 110 Omagh Rural " 111 Si.xmilecross " 114 Sluggan " 115 Strabane R.D. Balix " 119 " 128 Doorat " 130 Lislea " 138 Loughash " 139 Plumb Bridge " 141 Sperrin " 144 "

Mourne Down Parliamentary Banbridge R.D. Ballvward 26 29, 30, 35-38, 42-45, 48, Leitrim " 32 49, 52, 53, 55, 56 County " Downpatrick R.D. Rural II 55 Castlewellan Urban II 56 57 Dun drum " 60 " II 64

Seaforde II 70

Tyrella II 72 89 Kilkeel R.D. " Ballinran II 91

Ballymartin II 92

Brackenagh II 93 94 " Cross II 95

Fofanny II 98 Glasdrumman 99 " Kilkeel East II 101

Kilkeel North II 102

Kilkeel South II 103

Maghera II 106 Newry No. 1 R.D. Clonduff 119 Newcastle U.D. Newcastle U.D. 12

Ballycastle R.D. · Armoy D.E.D. 43 1-5, 5A, 6-19, 22 North Antrim Antrim Parliamentary County 44 Ballycastle Rural " 45 Croagh " 46 Drumtullagh " 47 " 48 " Glenm.akeeran 52 " 53 Glenshesk " Ramo an 54 Rathlin " 55 " 56 The " Ballymoney R.D. Ballycregagh 80 Ballyhoe " 81 Benvardin " 82 " 8::5 Carnmoon " 84 Castlequarter " 85 " 87 Dunluce " 90 " 95 Kirkmoyle " 96 Port Cammon " 97 " Portrush Rural II 98 Seacon 99 " 100 " Ballycastle U.D. Ballycastle U.D. 1-2 7 Ballymoney U.D. Ballymoney " Portrush U.D. Portrush II 17 6 CENSUS OF NORTHERN IRELAND, 1937

Nos. of Sheets Parliamentary Parliamentary Contents of No. in Table of 6" O.S. Maps Division or Borough or Urban or Rural Area Parliamentary 4 of Census Constituency County Division Co. Vol. 1937

1, 2, 2A, 3, 3A, 4-6, 8-10 North Armagh Armagh Parliamentary Armagh R.D. Annaghmor(? D.E.D. 9 County 29 " 37 Lurgan R.D. Breagh " 39 Brownlows " 40 Cornakinnegar " 42 Drumcree " 43 Kernan " 44 Lurgan Rural " 45 Montiaghs " 46 Tartaraghan " 48 Lurgan U.D. Lurgan U.D. 5 I, 2, 4-6 North Down Down Parliamentary Castlereagh R.D. Ballycultra D.E.D. 43 County Ballyhackamore 44 Craigavad " 48 Rural " 51 N ewtownards R.D. Cra·wfordsburn " 136 " 139 Bangor M.B. Bangor M.B. 1-5 Holywood U.D. Holywood U.D. 11 1-12, 16-19, 25 North Londonderry Londonderry Coleraine R.D. D.E.D. 9 Parliamentary Agivey 10 County Articlave " J1 Ballylagan " 12 Bannbrook " 13 Downhill " 16 Drumcroon " 17 Knockantern " 22 Letterloan " 23 Portstewart Rural " 25 Ringsend " 26 ~ Somerset " 28 Limavady R.D. Aghanloo " 30 Ballykelly " 32 " 33 " 34 " 37 Fruithill " 42 Keady " 45 Lislane " 47 Myroe " 48 The Highlands " 52 Coleraine M.B. Coleraine M.B. 6 Limavady U.D. Limavady U.D. 7 Portstewart U.D. Portstewart 8 "

1-3, 3A, 4-6, 9-11, 15, 15A, N orlh Tyrone Tyrone Parliamentary Castlederg R.D. Castlebane D.E.D. 14 16-18, 24-26, 33-35 County Castlederg 15 Castlegore " 16 Clare " 17 Lisnacloon " 24 Listymore " 25 Magheracreggan " 27 Omagh R.D. Castletown " 84 Dunbreen " 92 Mountjoy Forest E. ," 107 Mountjoy ForestW., 108 Moyle 109 Strabane R.D. " 118 Ballyfatten " 120 " 121 Barons court " 122 Birnaghs " 123 " 124 Camus " 125 Carnkenny " 126 Clady " 127 Cullion " 129 Douglas " 131 Dunnamanagh " 132 Edymore " 133 " 134 Glentimon " 135 Killyclooney " 136 " Leckpatrick 11 137 N ewtownstewart 11 140 Seein 142 Sian ,," 143 Tullyard 145 Strabane U.D. Strabane u:n. 8-11 56, 57, 60, 6X Oldpark Belfast Parliamentary Belfast C.B. Clifton Ward, part of 1 (Co. Antrim) Borough. Shankill Ward, part of 11 4, 5, (Co. Down) Pottinger Belfast Parliamentary Belfast C.B. Pottinger V'!ard, part of 8 Borough Victoria Ward, part of 13 PARLIAMENTARY CONSTITUENCIES FOR N.l. ELECTION8-continued 7

Nos. of Sheets Parliamentary Parliamentary Contents of No. in Table of 6 11 O.S. Maps Division or Borough or Urban or Rural Area Parliamentary 4 of Census Constituency County Division Co. Vol. 1937

60, 61, 64 (Co. Antrim) St. Anne's Belfast Parliamentary Belfast C .B. St. Anne's \Vard, part of 9 Borough St. George's ·ward 10

56, 60, 61 (Co. Antrim) Shankill Belfast Parliamentary Belfast C.B. Shankill ·ward, part of 11 Borough

58-60, 62-68 South Antrim Antrim Parliamentary Lisburn R.D. D.E.D. 127 County Ballinderrv 128 Ballvscollv ," 129 Derryagh)· 130 Dunmurrv " 131 Island Kelly " 133 Lambeg " 134 IJsnagarvy " 135 Lissue " 136 :Magheragall " 137 1Y1agheramesk " 138 Malone " 139 Montiaghs " 140 Lisburn U.D. Lisburn U.D. 14-16

15, 16, 19-30, 30A, 31, 32 South Armagh Armagh Parliamen tar.y Armagh R.D. Armaghbrague D.E.D. 10 County Clay 16 Darklev .." 20 Derrynoose 21 Drum " 22 l\:fiddletm-m " 34 " Newry No. 2 R.D. Ballybot 49 Ballymyre " 50 Belleek " 51 Bessbrook North " 52 J3essbrook South " 53 Camlough " 54 Camly " 55 Cregg an " 56 " 57 " 58 Deny·more " 59 Darsy ," 60 Drumintee 62 Fathom ", 63 Forkill 64 Glasdrumman " 65 Killeen " 66 Killev-_y " 67 Latbirget " 68 Moybane " 70 Moyra Castle " 71 Mullaghbane " 72 Newtown Hamilton , 74 Tullyvallan 77 Keady U.D. Keady U.D. 4 Kilkeel R.D. Attica! D.E.D. 90 4 0, 41, 46~48, 50-52, South Down Down Parliamentary County Drumreagh 96 54-57 Dunnaman " 97 Greencastle " 100 " 104 Lisnacree " 105 Rosstrevor " 107 " Newry No. 1 R.D. Ballyholland 116 Carrickcrossan " 117 " 118 Clonallan " Crobane tl 120 121 Damolly " Hilltown 1J 125 Mayo 126 Newry U.D. Newry U.D. 13-15 Warrenpoint U.D. Warrenpoint ,. 21-22 Enniskillen R.D. Aghanaglack D.E.D. 4 7-9, 12-15, 19-21, South Fermanagh Fermanagh 3 I Florence Court JJ .17 25-29, 31-35, 37, 37A., Parliamentary Count}r Holywell 19 38-43 Killesher " 20 " 21 Kin glass " 22 Old Barr " 27 Itvinestmvn R.D. Aghamuldowney " 30 Belleek " 32 Garrison ",. 39 Inishmacsaint , 40 Lattone 45 Lisnaskea R.D. Aghakillymaud ," 49 Aghyoule 50 Armagh Manor " 51 Clonkeelan " 57 Coolnamarrow " Crum " 59://62 Derrylea .," 64

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Nos. of Sheets Parliamentary Parliaroentarv Contents of No. in Table of 6° O.S. Maps Division or Borough or· Urban or Rural Area Parliamentary 4 of Census Constituency County Division Co. Vol. 1937 - South Fermanagh­ Fermanagh Lisnaskea R.D. Derrysteaton D.E.D. 65 continued Parliamentary 67 County Drumshimuck 68 Kilmm·e 71 Magheraveely 73 Mullynagowan 76 Newtm\-u Butler 77 Springtown 79

18, 19, 26, 27, 32, 33, South Londonderry Londonderry Coleraine R.D. Bovagh 14 36-38, 41-43, 46-48, Parliamentary Bovedv 15 48A,49 County • 18 Hervey Hill 20 21 Lislea 24 Magherafelt R.D. Aghagaskin 66 Ballynease 67 68 70 Castled a wson 73 Claudv 74 Deserhnartin 75 Gullacluff 77 80 Magherafelt 81 Money more 82 Newbridge 83 Ringsend 84 Hocktown 85 Salterstm:vn 86 The Loop 88 89 Upperland 91

44, 45, 47, 51-55, 57-62, South Tyrone Tyrone Parliamentary Clogher R.D. Aghintain , 28 62A, 63-71 County ,, 29 Aughnacloy Rural , ~0 Aughnacloy Urban , 31 Ballagh , 32 Ballygawley , 33 Clogher , 34 Cole 35 Cullaroore 36 Errigal 37 Favor Royal 38 Fivemileto wn 39 Killyfaddy 41 Tullyvar 43 Dungannon R.D. Aghnahoe 60 62 Bernagh 63 Caledon 65 Castlecaulfi.eld 66 Clonaneese 67 Granville 72 Killyman 73 Minterbum 75 Moy 77 Dungannon U.D. Dungannon U.D. 2-4 4, 5 (Co. Down) Victoria Belfast Parliamentary Belfast C.B. Victoria \Vard, part of 13 Borough

20, 21, 26-29, 33-36, West Down Down Parliamentary Banbridge R.D. D.E.D. 23 40-42, 46-48 County Balloolymore , 24 Ballybrick , 25 Banbridge Rural , 27 Crossgar , 28 ,, 30 , 33 , 35 , , 36 , 37 , 39 Skeagh , 40 Tirkelly , 41 Newry No. 1 R.D. Ballycoshone , 115 Donaghmore , 122 , 123 Glen , 124 Rathfrylancl North , 127 Rathfryland South , 128 Banbriclge U.D. Banbridge U.D. 6-7 14-16, 22-25, 32, 32A, West Tyrone Tyrone Parliamentary Castlederg R.D. Ardarver D.E.D. 12 33-35, 41-43, 49, 49A, County Ballymongan 13 51, 56, 56A, 57, 58 Clunahill 18 Corgary 19 PARLIAMENTARY GONSTI'rUENCIES FOR N.l. ELECTIONS-continued 9

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Nos. of Sheets Parliamentary Parliamentary Contents of No. in Table of 6" O.S. J\-Iaps Division or Borough or Urban or Rural Area Parliamentary 4 of Census Constituency County Division Co. Vol. 1937

West T:y-rone- Tyrone Parliamentary Castled erg R.D. Garvagh D.E.D. 20 colltiuued. County Killen 21 " 22 Kirlish " 23 Longiield " 26 Omagh R.D. Aghafad " 79 Camderr\" " 82 Corlea · " 85 " Dromore H 89 Drumharvev 90 • " 91 Ecclesville " 93 Edenderry " 94 Fallaghearn " 96 " 97 Greenan " 100 " 101 " 102 Loughmuck " 104 Moorfield " 106 Rahony " 112 " 113 Tattymoyle ".. 116 117 Omagh U.D. Omagh U.D. 5-7 4, 9 (Co. Do\vn) \Yillowfield Belfast Parliamentary Belfast C.B. Ormeau \Vard, part of 7 Borough

60, 61, 64 (Co. Antrim) \\'indsor Belfast Parliamentary Belfast C.B. Windsor \Vard 14 Borough

60, 61 (Co. Antrim) \\"oodvale Belfast Parliamentary Belfast C.B. Court \Vard, part of 2 Borough vVoodvale V\rard, part of 15

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PARLIAMENTARY CONSTITUENCIES FOR UNITED KINGDOM ELECTIONS. NoTE.-The following table contains a full list of the territorial constituencies created bv the Govemment of Ireland Act, 1920. An additional constituency is that for Queen's University of Belfast.

Parliamentary I Administrative I ParliamentaiY Administrative Constituency County or Constituency- County or County Borough I County Borough

*Antrim Antrim Co., part of Down Down Co.

Fermanagh Co. Armagh Armagh Co. Fermanagh and Tyrone J I T:.yrone Co.

t Belfast, East ( Antrim Co., part of t Belfast, North I Belfast Co. Borough *Londonderry (including the Londonderry Co. t Belfast, South Borough of Londonderry) Londonderry Co. :Borough t Belfast, West J l I * The portion of Londonderry which was transferred to Antrim Administrative County in 1915, consequent on the extension of Portrush Urban District, is still situated in Londonderry Parliamentary County. (The 1926 County and Borough Parliamentary Constituencies index was erroneous in this respect). t The Belfast territorial constituencies are comprised as follows :-

Parlimnentary Parliamentary Parliamentary Parliamentary C onstituendes Hlards Constituencies Constituencies Wards Constituencies jo1' U.H. Elections for N.J. Elections for U.K. Elections for N.J. Elections

Belfast, East Dock Dock Belfast, South Cromac Cromac

Pottinger {Pottinger { :Sallynafeigh } Bloomfield Ormeau \Villowfield Victoria Victoria Windsor ·windsor

Belfast, North Clifton ( Clifton Belfast, vVest Falls Falls Duncairn Duncairn Shankill } 1Oldpark Court } Shankill St. Anne's {Central St. George's St. Anne's Smithfield vVoodvale \Voodvale 10 CENSUS Of NORTHERN IRELAND 1937

SUPPLEMENT TO 1926 INDEX TO POOR LAW UNIONS (OR SUPERINTENDENT REGISTRARS' DISTRICTS).

(There "\Vere no changes in these areas during the intercensal period, 1926-1937).

SUPPLEMENT TO 1926 INDEX TO COUNTY DISTRICTS.

Nos. of Sheets County District County Reference to Page in of611 O.S. Maps (or Superintendent Table 4 of Census Registrar's District) Co. Vol. 1937

2 Bangor Municipal Down · N ewtownards 3 Borough

7 Coleraine Municipal Londonderry Coleraine 3 Borough 35,40 Lame Urban Distdct Antrim Lame 3 34,35 Omagh Urban District Tyrone Omagh 3 47 Whitehead Urban Antrim Lame 3 District

SUPPLEMENT TO 1926 INDEX TO COUNTY BOROUGHS.

(There were no changes in these areas during the intercensal period, 1926-1937).

SUPPLEMENT TO 1926 INDEX TO COUNTY ELECTORAL DIVISIONS.

Nos. of Sheets County Electoral Division County No. in Table 7 of Census of 6 11 O.S. Maps Co. Vol. 1937 33,36-38,42,43 Clady Londonderry (Now named ) 33,36-38,42,43 Claudy Londonderry 3 35, 40 Lame Antrim 18

SUPPLEMENT TO 1926 INDEX TO DISPENSARY (OR REGISTRARS') DISTRICTS.

Poor Law Union (or Superintendent Registrar's Nos. of Sheets Dispensary (or County District) of 6u O.S. Maps Registrar's) District Name No. in Table 6 of Census Co. Vol. 1937

Londonderry Urban No. 3 Londonderry Co. Londonderry 3 Borough \~,\, 6, 43-45, 51, 52 Tyrone Omagh. 6 DISTRICT ELECTORAL DIVISIONS 11 SUPPLEMENT TO 1926 INDEX TO DISTRICT ELECTORAL DIVISIONS. NoTES.-1. County districts with the letters "U.D." affixed are urban districts, and all others are rural districts. 2. The county district is in the poor law union of the same name except \Yhere noted. 3. District Electoral Divisions which are coterminous with wards of urban areas are indicated by a footnote.

Nos. of Sheets District Electoral County Countv Electoral County District No. in Table of 6" O.S. Maps Division Division and Union 4 of Census Co. Vol. 1937

33, 37 Clady Londonderry (Now named Claudy) 33, 37 Claucly Londonderry Claudy .Magherafelt 74 r 35, 40 *Curran Antrim Larne f Lame U.D. 10

35,40 *Gardenmore Antrim Larne Larne U.D. 11

12, 13, 16, 17 Hamiltonsbawn Armagh Rich Hill Armagh 26

9, 10 *Portadown North Armagh

9 *Portadown South East Armagh I These D.E.D.s have been amalgamated to form Portadown Urban D.E.D. 9 *Portadown South \Vest Armagh J" 9, 10 Portadown Urban Armagh Portadown Portadown U.D. 6 (Lurgan Union) 44, 52 Sixmilecross Tyrone Omagh Rural Omagh 114

47 \"\.'hitehead Urban Antrim Island Magee \\l'hitehead U.D. 18 (Lanze Union) *Coterminous with \Vard bearing the same name. 12 CENSUS OF NORTHERN. IRELAND, 1937

SUPPLEMENT TO 1926 INDEX TO TOWNS. NoTES.-1. The towns included in this supplement are either towns created under the Towns Improvement (Ireland) Act, 1854, ·or towns com­ prising groups of 50 or more houses in 1937, but having no legally defi.n~d boundaries. Towns of 50 or more houses in 1926 but not in 1937 are also indicated. Each towtl forms a part of a rural district. 2. The rural district is in the poor law union of the same name except where noted. 3. The barony and parish lists referred to in the last two columns of this supplement are printed in the introduction to the 1926 topo­ graphical index.

District Electoral List No. Nos. of Rural Division of Sheets District Dispensary of 6" Town County and (or Registrar's) No. in Townlands O.S. Maps Union District Table 4 of Census Name Co. Vol. Barony Parish 1937

9 Annagh Armagh Lurgan Portadown Carrowbrack 41 Annagh 49 112 35 Ballygalley Antrim ·Lame Larue Carncastle 114 Ballygalley 26 60 20 Ballynaris Dmvn Banbridge Dromore Dromore Rural 29 Ballynaris 27 106 ( Ballynease 67 Tamlaghtduff Drumanee Upper ( 37 Bellaghy Londonderry ~lagherafelt Bellaghy 70 Olcl Town Deer 42 l Bellaghy ·l, Park Old Town Downing 61 Benburb Tyrone Dungannon (Contained less than SO houses in 1937) 'Bessbrook Nth. 52 Clogharevan f Bessbrook Sth. I 53 [ Clogharevan 178 26 Bessbrook Nevil)' No. 2 l\Iullaghglass 1Maghernahely } 51 "lcamlough 54 Carrickbrackan Derrymore 59 Derry More 51 224 Mullaghglass 73 Maytown 51 178 1, 2 Down N ewtownards Bangor Crawforclsbu,m 136 J Ballykillare 9 48 l Carnalea 3 48 56, 57 Antrim Belfast Belfast Rural Ballysillan 105 Ballyaghagan 7 243 No.2 58, 59 Clogher Tyrone Clogher (Contained less than 50 houses in 1937) 25 Down N ewtownards 4 65 Portaferry Ardkeen 129 { ~~~~!town 4 17 37 Clough Down Do\vnpatrick Clough Clough 57 Clough 33 207 9 Clownagh Armagh Lurgan Portadown Portadown Rural 47 Clownagh 49 112 Ballynadrentagh 22 Ballygortgarve Ballydonaghy 59 Crumlin Antrim Antrim Crumlin Crumlin 30 57 { { Ballytromery Seacash 39 Crosshill 174

Glenaan 20 Ballycastle Cushendall 49 { Faughil Cushendall Antrim 197 { Glenariff 50 J Ballyroacdoe l Kilnadore 46 Donaghmore Tyrone Dungannon (Contained less than 50 houses in 1937) 6 Dougher Armagh Lurgan Lurgan No. 1 Lurgan Rural 45 Dougher 48 244 12 Drum add Armagh Armagh Armagh Corporation East 17 Drumadd 5 20 12 Dn1n1carn Armagh Armagh Blackwater- Grange 25 Drumearn 5 141 town Castlederg } 33 Drumquin Tyrone { Omagh (Contained less than SO houses in 1937) 54 Drumreany Tyrone Dungannon Dungannon 66 Drumreany 19 102 Banbridge Banbridge Loughans 34 Loughans 26 Dunbarton Down Moira vVaringstown Clare 110 Ballymacanallen } 28 261 { (Lurgan Un·ion) Ballymiscaw 46 Ballyregan Castlereagh 5 Dundonald Down Castlereagh Dundonald 49 122 (Belfast Union) No.1 { { Church Quarter 64 Finaghy Antrim Lisburn Duntnurry l.\Ialone 139 Ballyfi.naghy 7 110 Glenariff or Ballycastle Cushendall Glenariff 50 Foriff 20 Antrim 'Vaterfoot { Larue \Vaterfoot 111 Warren } 25 197 56 Glengormly Antrim Belfast Belfast Rural Carnmoney 106 Glengormly 6 61 No.4 52 Antrirn Lame Carrickfergus Carrickfergus 115 West Division 64 Rural 6 Hannahstown Down N ewtownards N ewtownards Newtownards Sth. 144 Corporation Sth. 9 225 Brownhill 11 Irvinestown Fermanagh Irvinestovvn Irvinestown Irvinestown 41 Mill tate 90 { Townhill TOWNs-continued 13

District Electoral List No. Nos. of Rural Dispensary Division of Sheets District (or Registrar's) of 6n Town County and District O.S. Maps No. in Townlands Union Table 4 of Census Name Co. Vol. Barony Parish 1937 ---

5 Kesh Fermanagh Irvinestovm Ederny { Drumrush 37 Letterkeen 39 116 Kesh 42 Rosscolban 39 212 { Kilkeel No. 1 Kilkeel East 101 Kilkeel 55, 56 *Kilkeel Down Kilkeel Kilkeel No.2 Kilkeel North 102 171 Kilkeel No. 2 Kilkeel South 103 } l\lagheramurphy }44 JBarnhill ( Castlebalfour 56 Castle Balfour 34 Lisnask.ea Fermanagh Lisnaskea Lisnaskea I Demesne Drumha"\v 6 Lisnaskea 72 lJ Killygullan l ( Lisoneill F 14 Messines Park Londonderry Londonderry Lower Liberties ::\liddle 61 37 253 Liberties I 9 Milltown Down Hillsborough Eden derry 83 Ballynavally 10 11 (Lisburn Union) I ( Drumguillagh Mullynagowan 76 40 I l Gortgommon I Newtown Butler Fermanagh Lisnaskea Newtown Lurganboy t. 16 136 Butler l Newtown Butler 77 Aghagay J ( Ballintrae 3 Portballin trae Antrim Ballymoney Bushmills Dunluce 90 Bushfoot or 21 125 i Lissanduff l Gortnee }

f Cross 30 113 Lissize 29 109 { Rathfryland N. 127 41 Rathfryland Down Newry No.1 Rathfryland 1Lissize 30 113 Rossconor 29 109 Rathfryland S. 128 { Cross 113 Kiltarri:ff } 30 36 Rosslea Fermanagh Lisnaskea Rosslea Rosslea 78 Rosslea 12 72 44 Sixmilecross Tyrone Omagh SLxmilecross Sixmilecross 114 SL-x:milecross 46 257

31, 32 Strangford Down Downpatrick Strangford { Ferryquarter 31 Strangford 71 Strangford Lower } 35

5 Tullycarnet Down Castlereagh Castlereagh Gilnahirk 50 Tullycarnet 9 194 (Belfast Union) No.1 \Vaterfoot or f Ballycastle Cushendall Glenariff 50 Fori:ff 20 Antrim l 25 197 Glenari:ff l Lame vVaterfoot Ardclinis Ill Warren J

47 *Whitehead Antrim Lame (Created an urban district in 1927) .. I 1 r * Town constituted under the Towns Improvement (Ireland) Act. 1854. 14 OENSUS OF NORTHERN IRELAND 1937

SUPPLEMENT TO 1926 INDEX TO TOWNLANDS.

NoTES.-1. Islands which are not townlands are printed in italics. 2. County districts with the letters "U.D." affixed are urban districts, and all others are rural districts. 3. The county district is in the poor law union of the same name, except where noted. 4. The barony and parish lists referred to in the last two columns of this supplement are printed in the introduction to the 1926 topo­ graphical index.

District Electoral List No. Nos. of County Division of Sheets District Dispensary of611 Townland Area County and (or Registrar's) No. in O.S. Maps Union District Name Table 4 of Census Barony Parish Co. Vol. 1937 --- A. R. P. 66,67 Aghadrumglasny 373 3 17 Antrim Lisburn Aghalee Aghalee 127 43 3,4 (L1wganUnion) 66 Aghadrumglasny 320 3 3 Antrim 66, 67 Aghadrumglasny 53 1 16 Antrim } (Now amalgamated and named Aghadrumglasny) 26 Altnaveigh 484 0 27 Armagh Newry No.2 Mullaghglass Derrymore 59 51 224 67 0 36 Antrim Larne Larne Kilwaughter 123 35, 40 Antiville Antrim Lame U.D. Larue { Central 9 196 { - Gardenmore 11 }26 64, 65 Ashfield or Grange 98 0 27 Tyrone Clogher Clogher Ballagh 32 13 67 ( Antrim Antrim so. 55 *Balloo - Antrim Antrim Urban 20 "(622 2 35 Antrim Antrim Antrim Ballyrobin 23 } 42 149 29 Ballymacarn Nth. 986 0 28 Down Downpatrick Ballynahinch Dunmore 61 33 213 58, 59 Ballyma-crevan 594 1 33 Antrim Antrim Crumlin Ballynadrentagh 22 43 57 9 Ballymagaghran 0 2 24 Fermanagh Irvinestown Belleek Castlecaldwell 34 39 49 Island 56 fBlack Rock - Down Kilkeel Kilkeel No. 1 92 44 171 24 2 8 Antrim Larne Larue Carncastle 114 35,40 Blackcave South Antrim Larne U.D. Larue {Curran 10 196 { - 13 }26 47 Boatinghole Rock 0 0 6 Antrim Larne Island Magee 122 6 159 South 26 Carrivekeeny 186 3 32 Armagh Newry No.2 Mullaghglass Derrymore 59 51 178 Antrim Larne Ballycarry Island Magee 122 47 Castletown r43 ~37 South 159 Antrim \Vhitehead U.D. Ballycarry Whitehead Urban 18 }6 (Larne Union) 42 ~Church Island - 42 tChurch Island - }Londonderry Magherafelt Bellaghy Ballynease 67 38 42 (Intake) 22 Cloghore or Greers.- 183 0 12 Londonderry Londonderry Waterside Rural Glendermot 59 55 70 town 23 Clontaghnaglar 932 3 11 Down Downpatrick Ballynahinch Kilmore 67 10 186 9 { 259 Armagh Lurgan Portadown Portado,.,·n Rural 47 Clownagh :_as Portadown t 49 112 Armagh Portadown U.D Portadown Urban 6 J (Lurgan Union) 9 Corerain - Armagh Portadown U.D. Portadown Portadown Urban 6 49 112 (Lurgan Union) 33 Ccirratrasna 84 1 5 Fermanagh Lisnaskea Aghakillymaud 49 34 192 38 Corratrasna 153 1 36 Fermanagh Lisnaskea Derrylin Drumshimuck 68 34 192 33 Corratrasna Glebe 153 1 36 Fermanagh (Now named Corratrasna) 26 Cqrrinshigo 396 3 16 Armagh Newry No.2 Mullaghglass Derrymore 59 51 178 35,40 Curran and Drum- r 5 3 3 Antrim Larue Larne Kilwaughter 123 10 196 aliss l Antrim Larne {Curran }26 - Larne U.D. Townparks 13 8 Damhead 262 2 27 Londonderry Coleraine Coleraine Knockantern 22 15 169

57 Dead Man's Island 0 I 5 Dmvn Kilkeel Kilkeel No.2 Greencastle 100 44 171 35 Dergmoney Lower Tyrone Omagh U.D. Omagh No.1 { Omagh South 6 - 7 } 46 119 26 Derry More 325 2 9 Armagh Newry No.2 l\Iullaghglass Derrymore 59 51 224 35 Devil' s Ch,urn 0 0 14 Antrim Lame Larue Carncastle 114 26 196 44 Downshire Bridge 0 0 10 Down Downpatrick Clough Dundrum 60 36 183 35,40 Drumaliss and 5 3 3 Antrim Larne Larne Kilwaughter 123 Curran J l Larne U.D. { Curran 10 196 - Antrim Larue Townparks 13 }26 30,39 Drumconvis 539 2 12 Tyrone Cookstown Coagh Coagh 46 20 247 30, 39 Drumconway 539 2 12 Tyrone (Now named Drumconvis)

9, 10 Edenderry - Armagh PortadownU .D. Portadown Portadown Urban 6 48 241 (Lurgan Union) 9 Garvaghy - Armagh Portadown U .D .. Portadown Portadown Urban 6 49 112 (Lurgan Union)

* Part of th1s townland 1s mcluded m Antrim town. t This island now forms part of Ballymartin townland. t This island now forms part of Intake townland (Ballynease D.E.D.). TOWNLANDS-continzted 15

District Electoral List No. Nos. of County Dispensary Division of Sheets District (or Registrar's) of 6" Townland Area County and District No. in O.S. Maps Union Table 4 of Census Barony Parish Name Co. Vol. 1937 ------A. R. P. 10 Glass Moss 37 3 22 Down N e\vtownards Comber Ballymaglaff 132 9 76 64,65 Grange or Ashfield 98 0 27 Tyrone Clogher Clogher I Ballagh 32 13 67 64,65 Grange 98 0 27 Tyrone (Now named Ashfield or Grange} 44 Green Island 1 0 2 Down Downpatrick I Clough Dundrum 60 36 183 57 Gree1i Island 1 1 0 Down Kilkeel Kilkeel No. 2 Greencastle 100 44 171 84 0 1 Antrim Larue Lame Carncastle 114 Greenland 35 Antrim f Gardenmore 11 196 { - Lame U.D. Larne l Townparks 13 }26 22 Greerstown or 183 0 12 Londonderry Londonderry \Vaterside Rural Glendermot 59 55 70 Cloghore 13 Hamiltonsbawn 292 0 17 Armagh .Armagh l\Iarkethill Hamiltonsba\vu 26 23 223 34 *Inishcollan, part of 773 4 Fennanagh Lisnaskea Lisnaskea Kilmore 71 41 6 42 Intake 228 3 ~i2 Londonderry l\Iagherafelt Bellaghy Newbridge 83 38 42 42,43,47 Intake 92 3 11 Londonderry l\Iagh erafel t Bellaghy Newbridge 83 38 22 8 Antrim Larue Larue Kilwaughter 123 40 r~:_ 9 Antrim { Central 158 Larue U.D. Larue Inver 12 }s 39, 42 "fKevenagh 235 2 4 Fermanagh Lisnaskea Newtown Butler Derrysteaton 65 16 136 55, 56 ~Kilkeel - Down Kilkeel Kilkeel No. 1 Kilkeel East 101 44 171 4, 5 Killynoogan 77 2 1 Fennanagh . Irvine~town Clonelly Brookhill 33 39 116

57 Linden's Lump 0 0 20 Down Kilkeel I\.ilkeel No. 2 Greencastle 100 44 171 75 0 11 Tyrone Clogher Aughnacloy Rur. 30 60 §Lisadavil Aughnacloy } 18 62 { - Tyrone Clogher Aughnacloy Aughnacloy Urb. 31 57 Long Isla11d 1 0 3 Down Kilkeel Kilkeel No. 2 Greencastle 100 44 171 Down 31 26 1/Loughans Banbridge Banbridge Gilford }28 261 {1,272 023 Down Banbridge Banbridge Loughans 34 38 Loughry 2592 8 Tyrone Cookstown Cookstown Tullaghoge 59 20 88,91 38 Loughry 44 3 31 Tyrone l 214 2 17 Tyrone (Now amalgamated and named Loughry) 38 Loughry Demesne J - Down Kilkeel Kilkeel No. 2 Kilkeel North 102 55, 56 tMagheramurphy } 44 171 { - Down Kilkeel Kilkeel No. 2 Kilkeel South 103 9 Magherindonnel 68 2 6 Antrim Ballycastle Ballycastle The Fair Head 56 8 81 32 ~Moher . 116 1 15 Fermanagh Enniskillen Florence Court I

* Creaghamanone and Creaghanameelta Islands form the remainder of Inishcollan townland. t Including Pollkathleen Island, area 3r. 22p. . t This townland is included in Kilkeel town. §Part of this townland is included in Aughnacloy town. II Part of this townland is included in Gilford town. . . ~These two townlands, which are not adjacent, were shown as one lll the 1926 mdex.

Printe11 mHler the ~\.uthority of His l,:[u.jesty's Stut.ioney Office by W. & (}. Bairi!, Lttl., Beliast. Wt.:l201/2736; 375. 1/39. Gp.257.