|
William
Robinson
|
Woollen
draper
|
1 male
3
females
1 female
domestic
I female
servitor
|
|
|
William
Downing
|
Draper
and farmer
|
1 male
1 female
domestic
|
Recorded
as a farmer in No1 fieldbook 1840
|
|
Walter
Duff
|
hotelkeeper
|
1 male
1 male
domestic labourer
1 female
domestic labourer
|
|
|
William
George
|
publican
|
1 male
|
|
|
Sarah
Ann McCleland
|
dressmaker
|
1 female
|
No
{veg}garden
No
livestock
|
|
John
Thompson
|
Farmer
and wheelwright
|
1 male
2
females
|
Recorded
as farmer in field book no3
|
|
Maria
Thompson
|
dressmaker
|
1 female
|
Daughters to John Thompson
|
|
Anna
Thompson
|
dressmaker
|
1 female
|
|
|
William
John Howard
|
Farmer
and publican
|
3 males
1 female
1 female
domestic
|
1
private car{riage}
|
|
James
Gibson
|
Woollen
draper
|
3 males
1 female
2 male
apprentices
1 male
labourer
2 female
domestics
|
1 public
car[riage]
A hearse
1
private carriage {a gig}
|
|
William
McConnoll
|
Lodging
house keeper
|
1 male
3
females
|
1
spinning wheel
No
livestock
No
vegetable garden
|
|
John
Keightly
|
publican
|
1 male
1 female
domestic
|
|
|
William
McCormack
|
Physician and surgeon
|
1 male
1 female
I male
labourer
1 female
domestic
|
1
private carriage
1
private car {a gig}
|
|
James
Ekin
|
Farmer
and grocer
|
1 male
1 female
2 male
apprentices
1 female
domestic
|
Described as a “farmer” in field book no4
|
|
James
McIntire
|
Farmer
and publican
|
3 males
2
females
2 male
servitors
1 female
servitor
2 male
labourers
1 female
domestic
|
1 public
car
|
|
John
Ekin
|
Farmer
and grocer
|
1 male
5
females
2 female
domestics
|
1private
car
|
|
Eliza
Hamilton
|
“Lives
private”
[with 1
female possibly her sister}
|
2
females
1 female
domestic servant
|
1
private car
|
|
James
Slogs
|
grocer
|
1 male
2
females 1 male apprentice
I female
domestic
|
|
|
Daniel
Campbell
|
Lives
private
|
1 male
{himself}
1 female
domestic servant
|
A post
car.
|
|
Ann
Brown
|
Lives
private
|
2
females
|
Recorded
as a farmer in field book no7
|
|
William
Vance
|
Lives
private
|
1 male
|
Lodged
with Ann Brown
|
|
Samuel
Vance
|
Constable RIC
|
2 males
2
females
|
|
|
Henry
Kane
|
Sub-constable RIC
|
1 male
{himself}
|
|
|
William
*Rat
|
Sub-constable RIC
|
1
male{himself}
|
{also
found as *Rats and Ratz} Family from Stanorlar, County Donegal. A
policeman could not serve in his own County.
|
|
James
Johnston
|
Sub-constable RIC
|
1 male
|
|
|
John
McGee
|
farmer
|
1 male
1 female
|
Recorded
as farmer field book no8
|
|
July?Judy ?Hamilton
|
dressmaker
|
1 female
1 female
apprentice
|
Previously lodged with John McGee
|
|
James
Galway
|
butcher
|
1 male
1 female
1 male
labourer
|
Some
land for livestock
Ref
field book 17
|
|
William
Vance
|
Blue
drier?
|
1 male
1 female
|
|
|
Thomas
Hardy
|
Glazier
and painter
|
2 males
2
females
|
No
vegetable garden or livestock
|
|
James
Sampson
|
Surgeon
|
3 males
2
females
1 female
domestic
|
1
private car
Recorded
as a farmer in Field Book no9
|
|
Jane
Sampson
|
haberdasher
|
Wife of
James Sampson
|
|
|
Alicia
Newtown
|
Lady
|
1 male
2
females
3 female
servants
1 male
labourer not lodging in house
|
2
private cars
Recorded
as farmer field book 10
|
|
John
Fields
|
Landstewart
|
1 male
|
Works
for Alicia Newtown
|
|
Duncan
Story
|
Miller
|
2 males
1 female
2 male
labourers not lodging in house
|
farmer
|
|
Nancy
Story
|
Keeper
of the Post Office
|
Daughter
of Duncan Story above
|
|
