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Newry and Mourne in 1914 NEWRY AND MOURNE IN 1914: A DIRECTORY INTRODUCTION Printed street directories were common in the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. This resource is based on the Belfast and Province of Ulster Directory for 1914. It contains information on each of the towns and larger villages in the Newry and Mourne area. For each there is a brief description, followed by lists of the local gentry, professional people (including clergy, doctors and solicitors), traders, merchants and principal householders. The resource is illustrated with images of some of the businesses and individuals mentioned in the directory. All the images (unless otherwise stated) come from the Newry and Mourne Museum Collection. At the back of the resource there is a glossary, which gives definitions for some of the more unusual occupations found in the directory. There is also a short list of suggested educational tasks for teachers to use with the resource in the classroom. ANNALONG Annalong is a Post Town in County Down, situated on the road from Kilkeel to Newcastle. The town, though small, has a large harbour, where a great fishing industry exists. A lot of trade is done in shipping granite to parts of the United Kingdom, a material found in the Mourne Mountains. There is also a Presbyterian Church in the town, and an excellent National School, which was built in 1890, at a cost of £700. The Church of Ireland and the Methodist Chapel are also in the immediate vicinity of the town. Population, 291. Post and Telegraph Office William McMath, Postmaster. Letters delivered in the town by postman at 8 a.m. and 12.40 p.m. The rural delivery of letters commences at 8 a.m. to the Townlands of Mullertown and Glassdrummond. Mails arrive from Newry at 8 a.m.; despatched from Annalong at 10.30 a.m.; arrive at Annalong at 12.45 p.m.; Mail despatched for Newry at 10.30 a.m.; and 5.15 p.m. R.I.C. Barracks Sergeant Gillick and three constables Places of Worship Church of Ireland—Rev. J. Quinn, M.A. (rector), Rural Dean Presbyterian Church—Rev. E. Pyper Methodist Church— Rev. Samuel Allen (superintendent) and E. Shaw Roman Catholic Chapel—Rev. C. O’Loan, P.P.; Rev. P. O’Donnell, C.C. Inhabitants Agnew, James, farmer, Ballyrea Agnew, Samuel, farmer Annett, A., steam saw mill, Ballymartin Annett, Mrs. Rose, fowl dealer Annett, James, egg merchant, Ballymartin Annett, James, builder Annett, Robert, shoemaker Annett, William, publican, Ballymartin Annett, W., farmer, Blackrock Atkinson, Arthur, farmer, Ballymartin Atkinson, Maxwell, Mullertown House Belfast Banking Company Limited— Office opens every Tuesday 12 to 2 p.m. Bell, C., shoemaker Bell, Miss, dressmaker Bell, R., grocer Black, T., Waterworks lodge Boyd, Francis, farmer, Ballykeel Brown, George, boot and shoemaker Brown, G., Glassdrummond Cottage Brown, Herbert, The Hut Brown, Mrs., The House Burden, L., dressmaker Burden, James, farmer, Glassdrummond Burden, Samuel, The Parks Cain, J., shipwright Campbell Bros., tailors Campbell, James, & Sons, tailors, Ballymartin Campbell, John, Glassdrummond Campbell, Marshall, stonemason Caren, Captain Henry Caren, James, grocer Caren, L., dressmaker Caren, W., carpenter Carr, J. J., farmer, Glassdrummond Carr, Miss H., sewing agent Carvill, S., nurse Chambers, Captain T. Chambers, Captain H. Chambers, Captain William Clarke, John, farmer, Glassdrummond Clarke, Thomas, farmer, Ballymartin Connor, John, carpenter Connor, Mrs., grocer Cooper, John, farmer Cooper, William, grocer, Mullertown Cousins, Francis, grocer, Moneydara Cousins, Hugh, grocer Cousins, Robert, merchant Cowden, R., egg merchant, Ballymartin Cromwell, Samuel, farmer, Glassdrummond Cromwell, William, grocer Croskery, F., farmer Crothers, Nathaniel, grocer and cycle agent Crutchley, Hugh, coal merchant Crutchley, William, baker, Ballyvea Cunningham, Charles, fish merchant Cunningham, M., farmer, Mullertown Cunningham, Nicholas, fowl dealer Curran, Thomas, fish dealer, Glassdrummond Dorrian, Mrs., nurse Donnan, Mrs., grocer Donnelly, J., school teacher, Moneydara Doran, James, farmer, Ballyveamore Doran, Maggie, grocer Doran, William, Longstone Edgar, John, farmer, Mullertown Edgar, R., Seaside Cottage Ellison, B., grocer, Mullertown Fegan, J., farmer, Glassdrummond Fisher, J. M., Seaside House Flanagan, M., grocer Finlay, James, Kilhorne Cottage Foxford, J., chief officer C.G.S. Gibney, Alexander, 2 Marieville Gibney, William, publican Gibney, William, 1 Marieville Gibson, John, farmer, Mullertown Gordon, Alexander, stonemason Gordon, A., Bay view Gordon, Dr., Roslyn Terrace Gordon, James, butcher Gordon, John, harbourmaster Gordon, Mrs., teacher, Mullertown Cottage Gordon, Mrs., A., grocer Gordon, Mrs., M. E., refreshments Gordon, Robert, farmer, Quarter Road Gordon, Robert, farmer, Mullertown Gordon, Samuel, pilot Gordon, W., general draper and spirit merchant Gordon, W. J., sexton Gordon & Co., drapers Gordon & Son, Alexander, general merchants Gordon & Son, John, general merchants Gordon & McBurney, granite merchants Hamilton, Abraham, general merchant Hamilton, A., & Son, Annalong Steam Mills Hamilton, Isaac, potato merchant Hamilton, Miss, school teacher, Mullertown Hamilton, Robert, O’Rork’s Park Hamilton, Samuel, farmer Harrison, Edward, farmer, Ballyrea Haugh, Charles, farmer, Ballyvea Haughain, Daniel, farmer, Ballyvea Henry, J., Brackney Hall Herbert, Edward, pensioner Hutchinson, W., farmer Moybreagh Irvine, Edward, farmer, Ballyvea Jones, George, monumental works Jones, William, stonemason Jones, W. & J., contractors Kearney, Captain John Kelso, James, farmer Kertland, Miss F., Benavon Lodge Kernaghan, Captain John Killen, B., blacksmith Lenton, John, general merchant Linton, Mrs., Temperance Hotel Little, James, farmer Magill, J., boot and shoemaker Maginn, John, granite merchant, Glassdrummond Maginn, J. S., stone merchant, Mullertown Matthews, R., farmer, Moneydarraghbeg Mayhew, George, boot and shoemaker Minnis, Nicholas, farmer, Brackney Mitchell, J., Victoria N.S., Ballymartin Moore, D., grocer, Ballymartin Moore, John, farmer, Ballyvea Moore, Joseph, farmer, Moneydara Moore, Joseph, farmer, Moneydarraghbeg Moore, William, egg merchant, Ballykeel Mulligan, William, farmer, Ballymartin McAlinden, D., fowl dealer, Moneydarraghbeg McAnulty, Mrs., publican, Ballymartin McBurney, Captain Charles McBurney, James, Kilhorne McBurney, John, baker McBurney, Samuel, grocer McBurney, Thomas, farmer McBurney, William, collector of taxes McCartan, Henry, fowldealer McCarten, Henry, shoemaker McCartney, Miss N., sewing agent and grocer McConnell, R., farmer, Oldtown McCormack, John, grocer, Ballymartin McCormick, John, farmer, Moneydarraghbeg McCormick, Robert, posting establishment McCormick, R., farmer, Moneydarraghmore McCracken, Hugh, farmer McCracken, T., farmer, Mullertown McCrumb, John, school teacher McCullough, John, sexton McCullough, Mary, grocer, Moneydara McCullough, Samuel, farmer, Mullertown McCullough, Thomas, farmer McDowell, John, farmer McDowell, Robert, grocer McGinn, James, saddler McGinnis, E. N. T., Ballykeel McKee, Mrs., schoolteacher, Ballyvea McKeown, Miss, teacher McKibbin, A., Riverside McKibbin, Henry, butcher McKibbin, J., farmer, Ballymartin McKibbin, J., monumental works McKibbin, J., grocer McKibbin, Miss, dressmaker, The Lurgan McKibbin, William, cattledealer McKibbin, W. J., farmer, Hill House McKnight, John, farmer, Moneydara McKnight, Robert, farmer McMath, Miss B., confectionery McMath, William, Post Office; Agent for the “Belfast News-Letter” and “Belfast Weekly News” McNeilly, Joseph, Glassdrummond House McVeigh, J., farmer, Glassdrummond McVeigh, Miss, grocer McVeigh, Miss, Moneydara N.S. Newell, Andrew, farmer, Ballykeel Newell, James, contractor Newell, James, farmer, Ballykeel Newell, John, farmer, Moneydarraghmore Newell, John, Glassdrummond Newell, Miss S., dressmaker Newell, William, farmer, Moneydarraghmore Newell & Co., drapers Nugent, George, grocer, Ballyvea Nugent, F., hairdresser and cycle agent Nugent, Samuel, farmer O’Neill, John, Glassdrummond O’Neill, Mrs., postmistress, Glassdrummond Orr, Edward, merchant, Ballyveamore Orr, John, cattledealer Orr, John, Alpha, Annalong Orr, Joseph, coal merchant, Ballyvea Orr, Samuel, grocer, Ballymartin Orr, W., flesher Perry, R., farmer, Moneydarraghmore Perry, Samuel, farmer, Ballymartin Phillis, John Gordon, grocer Pierce, J., farmer Pollin, J., farmer, Glassrummond Porter, Mrs., grocer, Mullartown Pue, A., grocer, Stoneycroft Pue, A., farmer Purdy, James, Ash Farm Purdy, John, blacksmith Purdy, Mr. and Mrs., Kilhorne, schoolteachers Purdy, William, The Anchorage Purdy, W., Roslyn Terrace Quin, Henry, cattledealer, Brackney Quin, Hugh, farmer, Ballymartin Quin, John, Mountain herd Quin, Rev. J., Kilhorne Rectory Quinn, E., blacksmith, Ballyvea Quinn, P., blacksmith, Ballymartin Rahilly, J., school teacher, Glassdrummond Reilly, Francis, farmer, Moneydarraghbeg Reilly, John, Moneydara Reside, Miss, Main Road Robinson, Alexander, general merchant Robinson, Andrew, grocer, Mullertown Robinson, A., Seaview Robinson, Samuel, Lurgan House Rodgers, Edward, egg merchant, Ballymartin Rodgers, Ellen, postmistress, Ballymartin Rodgers, John, farmer, Glassdrummond Rodgers, John, farmer, Oldtown Rodgers, Mrs., grocer, Moneydara Rodgers, William, fish buyer, Glassdrummond Rooney, Daniel, farmer, Mullertown Russell, H., farmer, Mullertown Russell, Mrs., grocer, Mullertown Russell, R., Clash Bridge Scott, Alfred, butcher Scott, Duncan, boat builder Scott, Mrs. S., Dove cottage Shields, J., carpenter Skillen, J., farmer, Ballyveamore
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