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Estate
Records
Landed
estate papers are an invaluable source for family
and local historians -
read
more. The first two tables below contains
links to material relating to North and Mid Antrim
and Co. Londonderry as a whole. This is then followed
by examples of some estates in North Antrim and South
Derry.
LANDED
ESTATES IN NORTH AND MID ANTRIM
| Landlord
of each Townland in North and Mid Antrim c.1860
[Sorted by Townland] - read
more. |
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| Map
showing the distribution of some of the estates
in North Antrim [originally held entirely by the
Earl of Antrim] |
1860
Map |
LANDED
ESTATES IN CO. LONDONDERRY
AGNEW,
HUTCHINSON & MONTGOMERY ESTATES IN NORTH ANTRIM
- Before clicking on the links below you should
read this,
Agnew
Estate: maps of some of the townlands on the estate
with names of tenants, 1788 [PRONI: T2309/1]. Those
townlands marked * will not appear in the later nineteenth-century
lists of official townlands. Their names will still
appear on Ordnance Survey maps as subdenominations
of newer, larger townlands - see townland
map. During the 1830s Tumoke and Mullan became
part of the new townland of Magheraboy Upper. Ballymacwilliam
and Killogue, along with the smaller townland of Crosstagherty,
made up the new townland of Crosstagherty. Likewise
the smaller Smallquarter and Loughabin made up the
newer townland of Smallquarter. Note also that in
the nineteenth century local people would often give
these older placenames as their address on marriage,
birth and death certificates.
Hutchinson
Estate: maps of townlands with names of tenants,
1805 [PRONI: D408/1].
Montgomery
Estate: maps of some of the townlands with names
of tenants, 1788 [PRONI: T1638,21/1].
There
is also a Rent
Roll of the Estates of Hugh Montgomery 1810-1815
[PRONI: T1638/31/2].
See
also - 1734 Map
of the Town of Ballymoney with a list of tenants
by street
- by surname.
BELLAGHY
ESTATE IN SOUTH DERRY - read
more.
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