THE McNAUGHTONS OF IRELAND...The Crown did not attempt to assert full control of the island until after Henry VIII's repudiation of papal authority over the Church in England and subsequent

THE McNAUGHTONS OF IRELAND After a few pages of introduction you will find my 240 page database of all the references I have found to male McNaughtons/McNaghtens/McNattens etc who were alive pre c.1840 and had a stated link to Ireland. It is in alphabetical order - and approximate chronological order within that. However, scroll up and down through a name to check that an individual doesn’t reappear later. If anyone discovers any more, please use the comments section and I shall update the table over the years. Some females are found at the end. Notes: Mc implies Scottish roots, and is hence more prevalent in Ulster. This database is hence heavily skewed to families in Ulster, and particularly County Antrim. Marriage between Catholics and Protestants was always common. Catholics frequently ‘renounced Papism’ to further themselves in Society – particularly in order to inherit land. Note that when someone was married in an Anglican church, I erroneously put their religion down as C o I (Church of Ireland) when in fact they could have been any religion but were only allowed to marry in the Parish Church (which was the Anglican Established Church). I feel that, in the 18th C, “McNaghten” and particularly “McNatten” imply longer Irish domicile than McNaughton. However, some of the East Antrim coast McNaughtons had been resident there -possibly for hundreds of years – in what was basically a Scotch community, the Glyns. There is some evidence that McNaghton was pronounced McNaten/McNeighton. McNaughton was often recorded in England as MacNorton. Most McNaghten families had changed their name to McNaughton by 1860 (and the Clan chief ones to Macnaghten). The ones below are the Macs, Macks, Mcs, M’s and Ms : Naghtans, Naghtens, Naghtins, Naghtons, Nattans, Nattens, Nattons, Nautons, Nottens, Northens, Nortons, Naughtans, Naughtens, Naughtons, Naightons, Neightons, Naughtins, Knightons, Nuttons and Nachtans. (On many search engines [PRONI, UHF], only the precise spelling is searched for; and Ancestry won’t bring up Mc Norton in a search for McNorton!) Some are transcribed as McNangthon, McNutton and even just plain Nafton! Often, the best way to search is for M*cN**t*n. Don’t forget to check for M’Naghtens etc. (often by typing MNaghten). Adobe Acrobat requires exact spellings. Websites I have checked include: https://familysearch.org www.ancestry.co.uk www.findmypast.co.uk http://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk http://www.irishtimes.com/ancestor/surname/index.cfm?fuseaction=Go.&Surname=McNaughton&UserID= http://www.proni.gov.uk/ (Public Records Office, Northern Ireland)

http://www.irishgenealogy.ie https://rootsireland.ie http://www.ancestryireland.com (Ulster Historical Foundation) http://www.ireland.anglican.org/about/105 www.ballymoneyancestry.com www. colerainefhs.org.uk http://www.billmacafee.com/index.htm http://www.failteromhat.com/ http://www.eneclann.ie/acatalog/Archive_CD_Books_Ireland.html http://www.ballymoneyancestry.com/ [email protected] In the table below are basically the male McNaughtons known to have been born in Ireland pre 1840. (Sorry the numbering is so crazy) It won’t actually help you get any further back than the records you have (though it might have done!!) but it will alert you to just how many individuals with the same name were about at the same time. It will help avoid jumping to conclusions. There are evidently mistakes in here (and not all are my own.)The sources are rarely stated and you’ll have to use websites to find the actual record, but at least you can see what is and what isn’t out there. Any names of spouses and parents, linking of entries etc. etc. that anyone can add, would be very much appreciated. I am slowly building Family Trees for various McNaughton families on Ancestry.com: Davis/McNaughton/MacNorton/Tracy/Treacy/Stacey/Pain (My one- with several Napoleonic British soldiers in it if you click on Margaret McNaughton’s siblings) http://trees.ancestry.co.uk/tree/69604131/family McNaghten of Ballyreagh and Liverpool Family Tree (Minor gentry of the Cloghs area) http://trees.ancestry.co.uk/tree/79370546/family McNaghten of Coleraine, Ballyboggy and Beardiville Family Tree (A landed and influential family including the Clan Chiefs but ignore pre 1600 info since it is probably faulty. The Atticur/Kiltimurry branch is yet to be added) http://trees.ancestry.co.uk/tree/78153455/family McNaughtens of Ballyrashane Family Tree. (A humble Presbyterian family from the Coleraine and Ballymoney area with the same name as their landlords at Ballyboggy) http://trees.ancestry.co.uk/tree/79952754/family

McNaughtons of Cloughs, Layde & Cushendall Family Tree (Predominantly Catholic farmers of the Glyns, but beware that some of the landed Ballyboggy family lived there too). http://trees.ancestry.co.uk/tree/77849459/family McNaughton's of Dungannon Family Tree (farmers at Mullycrunnet especially) http://trees.ancestry.co.uk/tree/81501815/family Also look at the Glenravel Historical Society Tree for all the poor Catholic McNaughtons of the Clogh and Skerry area http://trees.ancestry.co.uk/tree/19522790/family Any information on the ones in bold would be very much appreciated. (The reason the whole table came about is that I was trying to find the ancestry of my 5 X Gt grandmother Margaret McNaughton (ref no.85 – now listed immediately after her brother Bartholomew)) born Nr BallyCastle, Antrim c.1783. Even after all of this, I still can’t decide whether she was the daughter of a visiting soldier, from an Antrim blacksmith’s family or from an illegitimate line of the local gentry !! I can however now presume that she was the sister of a soldier Bartholomew McNaughton/McNaghten (ref no.76) born in BallyMoney in 1785. He married Ann in Ealing (London) in 1807 and had Sarah in 1808 and George in 1818 BUT, in June 1809 the regiment says his wife was Mary who had three children with her at the time!! I have found no trace of Bartholomew after his discharge in 1821 and I think he may have started another family elsewhere (probably Ireland – but possibly Scotland or even Canada [he’s on a ship there in 1827]!)

Hence any information on early 19thC Bartholomew McNaughton’s round the world would be fantastic. Also, any Mcnaughtons etc spotted in the newly released Roman Catholic registers, which are not transcribed, would be much appreciated. http://registers.nli.ie/ Many Thanks Jon Jon.lee63 AT googlemail.com

WHEN A MCNAUGHTON FAMILY MIGHT HAVE ARRIVED IN IRELAND The following is basically a series of paragraphs about Scots Irish migration cut and pasted from articles and books as I tought myself about Irish History and when McNaughtons might have come to certain areas. It was an aide-memoir and never intended for publication. Hence it is plagerised and references are often not given. I do apologise to the authors and hope that they forgive its use in this document which is purely for family research. You may be lucky and find information that points to when your McNaughtons are likely to have first arrived in Ireland – but don’t get your hopes up! The Norman invasion of the late 12th century marked the beginning of more than 700 years of direct English and, later, British involvement in Ireland. In 1177, Prince John Lackland was made Lord of Ireland by his father Henry II of England at the Council of Oxford.[Wiki] From these early times, Scotts were regularly employed as mercenaries (Gallowglass service) in Ireland and some may have settled there. “The first 160 Gallowglass, who appear to have been from Clan MacDoughall arrived in Ireland in 1259AD as part of Dougall MacSorley’s (King of the Hebrides) daughters dowry in her marriage to Aedh O’Connor, the then King of Connaught. The Gallowglass fought like the Normans protected in mail coats and iron helmets. But they were notable with their characteristic two handed axes and Claymores (a large 2 handed sword). This trickle of warriors became a flood as many mercenary Gallowglass Clans either sought new lords after backing the losing side in the Scottish wars of Independence or just somewhere to ply their trade, and given the battle against the encroaching Normans or the constant inter-Clan warfare there was always a demand for the services in Ireland. Many Clans like the McCabe’s and MacSweeney’s transplanted completely to Ireland. The MacSweeney’s vacated their homeland around Castle Swin on the Argyll peninsula in Scotland for life in the service of the O’Donnell’s in Donegal. Others remained seasonal travellers appearing in the spring and summer offering their services to the highest bidder (everybody appears to have decided that making war in autumn and winter in Ireland was a bad idea). While others like the MacDonald’s/MacDonnell’s’ and MacNeill’s established territories in County Antrim in the northeast of Ireland to complement their lands in Scotland (the MacNeill’s appear to have been the new occupants of Swin Castle vacated by the MacSweeney’s). County Antrim provided the shortest crossing point between Scotland and Ireland and the presence of Scottish Clans there may have been an attempt to monopolise this lucrative trade”. (http://www.irishorigenes.com/content/gallowglass-do-you-belong-warrior-clan) John Mor MacDonnell, Lord of the Isles (an idependant principality of Scotland - its domain including the islands of Islay, Jura, and Rathlin, and part or all of the peninsula of Kintyre), settled in the Glens of Antrim in 1399 and formed a huge estate from Coleraine to Larne. This was headed by the Earl of Antrim. In about 1500, MacDonalds of the Isles found their rebelliousness against the Scottish government had made Scotland too hot for them. Alexander or Alastar MacDonald, who had five or six sons, gave serious attention to strengthening the clan’s foothold in Antrim. Thereafter as Macdonnells, the sons proceeded to annex the lands of the MacQuillans — an Anglo-Norman family— by the device of raiding and warring. The youngest of the Macdonnell brothers was Sorley Boy (1505-1590). In 1558 he was established as Lord of the Route, and by the Route is meant a slab of Antrim extending inland from the sea between the rivers Bush and Bann. In 1580 an army of 3000 Scots landed with fighting culminating in the battle of Ora in

1583 (between Loughguile and Layd). In Jan 1585 Sorley boy landed at Red Bay with 2000 Scots – which culminated with him being granted the land from Coleraine to Larne. Consequently Shane Dhu MacNaughtan had employment when he came over from Scotland: he became land agent and managing assistant for Sorley Boy. Those Scots that settled in the 16th C were ‘industrious and proud farmers’ – and Catholic. The Crown did not attempt to assert full control of the island until after Henry VIII's repudiation of papal authority over the Church in England and subsequent rebellion of the Earl of Kildare in Ireland threatened English hegemony there. Henry proclaimed himself King of Ireland and also tried to introduce the English Reformation, which failed in Ireland. Attempts to either conquer or assimilate the Irish lordships into the Kingdom of Ireland provided the initial impetus for a series of Irish military campaigns between 1534 and 1603. (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_Ireland) When James became King of England and Ireland in 1603, English military and political pressure on the Catholic Gaelic Irish landholders increased and eventually resulted in ‘The Flight of the Earls’ in September 1607. Sir Randal MacDonnell had his ownership of the four northern baronies of Antrim (330,000 acres) confirmed but, in exchange, was induced to encourage Protestant English and Scots to settle (just prior to The Plantation of the rest of Ulster). In 1609 a fort was built at Coleraine to resist the raids of Scottish islanders and enable settlement. In 1610 the Plantation of Coleraine was begun by London Companies - The Irish Society being given land for 3 miles around by Sir Randal. [By 1611, 380 men were involved in building the town (and there were 100 men living there by 1622, and 357 living in the town and Liberties by 1630.)] Sir Randal was rewarded by being made Earl of Antrim in December 1620. His chief agent was John Shane MacNachten and his descendants became the MacNaughton gentry of North Antrim - with the MacNaughton Clan Chief getting the estate of Benvarden and being High Sheriff of Antrim. Ballymoney was established around 1620. SCOTTISH SETTLEMENT OF COUNTIES ANTRIM & DOWN The MacDonald clan from Scotland, who in addition to being mercenary soldiers in Ireland, settled much of County Antrim in the 1400s and gradually increased their holdings by strong-arm tactics. King James VI of Scotland had cultivated the Antrim MacDonald Chief, Sir Randal MacDonald, in order to deprive the rebellious MacDonalds of the Scottish Highlands of an obvious source of support, and to keep Irish power in the north of Ireland as weak as possible. On becoming King of England in 1603, James gave the MacDonalds patent to their land in Antrim. MacDonald, although a Roman Catholic, immediately began settling his lands with Lowlanders from Scotland, the first arriving in 1607. By 1630 there were 800 Scottish males living on the MacDonald estates in Antrim. This would have meant a total Scottish population of about 3,000. In County Down, the two leaders of the Scottish settlement were Hugh Montgomery, a Scottish laird from Braidstone in Ayreshire, and James Hamilton, who had begun his career in Ireland as a school teacher in Dublin in 1587. The terms of the crown’s grant to these two Scots were specified in 1605, and included an obligation to inhabit the lands with Scots and Englishmen. The planning and settlement was left entirely in the hands of Montgomery and Hamilton. The first Scottish settlers arrived in 1605-1606. Their first task was to build cottages and booths out of sods and saplings, then the soil was tilled. By 1630, there were about 2,700 Scottish males on these two estates in County Down, of which about 80% were names commonly found

in the south-western counties of Scotland. When females and children are added to the total, there would have been about 5,000 Scots settled in Down in 1630. THE OTHER SIX PLANTER COUNTIES In 1610, the Crown developed an elaborate, detailed and rigidly controlled scheme for the settlement of Counties Armagh, Donegal, Cavan, Fermanagh, and Londonderry. Nine extensive areas in these six counties were assigned to Scots for plantation. These baronies or precincts were then divided into lots of 1000, 1500, and 2000 acres, not including bogs and mountains. Those who received these lots were termed ‘undertakers’. Over each barony was placed a Chief Undertaker, who was allowed to receive up to 3000 acres. Chief Undertakers were chosen by the King and included one Duke, one Earl, three Barons and four Knights. Fifty ordinary Undertakers were then chosen by the Chiefs. All Undertakers were expected to be on their land by September 30, 1610. On every 1000 acres received, there had to be 24 able bodied Scots or Englishment over families (to minimize old clan allegiances). Two of the families were to be freeholders; three were to be leaseholders, and the remainder could be cottagers. Undertakers had to be prepared to muster their tenants twice a year and to provide them with weapons. They were to be called on to fight any insurrections of the Irish. Undertakers were given three and one half years to erect fortifications, the type determined by the size of the lot granted. Men of 2000 acres, for example, were required to build a small castle of stone or brick, with a stone wall surrounding it. All Undertakers had to post bonds, as a guarantee that they would comply with the conditions. Failure to comply resulted in forfeiture of the land. Reporting requirements resulted in the production of countless muster rolls and maps, some of which have survived. Because of surviving muster rolls and maps, the names of most of the original planters can be determined. By 1622, there were between 3000 and 4000 Scottish adults on the land in these six counties. DENIZATION Prior to 1707, Scotland was a distinct Kingdom from England, governed by its own laws, with its own manners and customs. To ensure that the arriving Scots could be kept under control from rising up in Ireland in support of their brothers in Scotland, they were required to take an oath of loyalty to the British Crown, as ‘denizens’ in Ireland. For Scots to become English subjects in Ireland, it was necessary to obtain letters patent of Denization, pay a fine and take the Oath of allegiance. As a denizen, the planter occupied an intermediate position between an alien and a native born subject. He had the privilege of purchasing land, but heirs born before the date of denization could not inherit the land on the denizen’s death. A denizen could use the law courts, but was not qualified to hold any office of trust, civil or military. ‘Naturalization’ was a second step in the process, which could only be applied for after seven years of denization. It placed the alien in the same position as if he had been born a British subject. All the obligations and rights of citizenship applied. Those who refused denization were essentially without rights to property or law. (http://www.thestewartsinireland.ie/stewart-origins/) “By 1630, there were 814 Scots and 142 Englishmen of military age living on the Earl of Antrim’s estates. Half of these families were in the barony of Dunluce, on the fertile lands of the Route, with most of the rest in the town of Glenarm or along the coast of County Antrim. However at least half of the Earl of Antrim’s chief tenants were Irish or highland Scots, as were many of the smaller lessees.” (Montgomery, Ian. Tenants on the Estates of the Earls of Antrim in the Seventeenth Century)

After 1630, Scottish migration to Ireland waned for a decade. Indeed, in the 1630s, many Scots went home after King Charles forced the Prayer Book of the Church of England on the Church of Ireland, thus denying the Scots their form of worship. In 1638, an oath was imposed on the Scots in Ulster, ‘The Black Oath’, binding them on no account to take up arms against the King. Insulted twice, many returned to Scotland. (http://www.thestewartsinireland.ie/stewart-origins/). The 1613 overthrow of the Catholic majority in the Irish Parliament was realised principally through the creation of numerous new boroughs which were dominated by the new settlers. By the end of the seventeenth century, recusant Roman Catholics, as adherents to the old religion were now termed, representing some 85% of Ireland's population, were then banned from the Irish Parliament. Protestant domination of Ireland was confirmed after two periods of war between Catholics and Protestants in 1641-52 and 1689-91. Political power thereafter rested entirely in the hands of a Protestant Ascendancy minority, while Catholics and members of dissenting Protestant denominations suffered severe political and economic privations at the hands of the Penal Laws. (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_Ireland) Roman Catholics were restricted in acquiring and retaining property, and Presbyterians were not allowed to hold office; and both had to pay tithes to the Church of Ireland. Some McNaughtons changed their name to McNaught1 to signify that they were Protestant. Davie McNaughton has come across several accounts of the changing of the name in Ireland: “The Laird "Sir John" adhering to the old faith, while the son, also a " John" taking up the Protestant persuasion and and using the McNaught as a surname to differentiate from his Father.” Apparently, McNaught, MacNeight, MacKnight, MacNutt, Menautt, Minnitt, Knight, Menagh, Menaght were used interchangeably in different areas – but I doubt by the mid eighteenth century. Many McNaughts were found but have not been included here. (If I had put on all the plain Naughtens, Naughtons and Naughtans on, we’d be submerged.) The Ulster Forces and Covenanting Army: Muster Rolls of 1642 ‘Men and Arms’: The Ulster Settlers, c. 1630, is essentially the first ‘census’ of English and Scottish settlers in the nine counties of Ulster in the early seventeenth century. The edition includes extensive additional information on the settlers drawn from a variety of contemporary sources. The Presbyterian Historical Society in Belfast holds transcript copies of the muster rolls for nearly all the Ulster regiments and troops of horse raised in the aftermath of the 1641 Irish Rebellion. The official mustering of the Ulster forces was carried out by William Robert in 1642. Two almost complete sets of muster rolls of the Scottish Covenanting army have survived in the National Archives of England – two rolls for each of the ten foot regiments, and two each of the

general’s lifeguard of horse and of foot. Hew Kennedy mustered the army as it landed in Ulster. Thomas Clayton, who conducted the second muster, was evidently an English man, and appointed by the muster master general of England. He mustered the great majority of the army from 9th to 14th September 1642, the exceptions were Sinclair’s, mustered 28th September, Argyll’s 16th to 18th November, and a few men of Lindsay’s, 5th November and Lothian’s, 10th November, 1642. (over 300 rolls!?) Kew: SP16/492/58; SP16/539/1/105; SP28/120 Full scale Irish Rebellion broke out on 23rd October 1641 and by January 1642 the land to the West of the River Bann at Coleraine was lost to insurgents, with a massacre of British soldiers by the MacDonnels taking place on 3rd Jan 1642 at Portna. On the 11th February there was an Irish victory at the Battle of the Laney and the church and town of Ballymoney was burned. In April a large Scottish Army 8–10,000 strong under Maj Gen Robert Monroe arrived to crush the Rebellion and the Earl of Antrim decided to render his services. Coleraine was relieved in May (after perhaps thousands had died from disease). At Ballybogey or Benvarden where the McNaghtens were, there was a small fort in the middle of the bog but it surrendered. The male defenders were taken to Dunmull but many were then executed in what became known as the Dunmull massacre. Coleraine became a garrison for the Scottish Army which was quartered from Portna to Ballycastle until 1648 - and several will have presumably settled in the area. The 17th C settlers were however, compared to the industrious ones of previous centuries, little more than the ‘scum’ of Scotland and England. (see http://archive.org/stream/jstor-20608903/20608903_djvu.txt) The Earl of Antrim forfeited his lands. On 3rd Jan 1649 King Charles I was beheaded and enraged Ulster Scots besieged Londonderry. Cromwell landed in August and defeated Sir George Munroe’s Army which then returned to Scotland. The countryside was still mostly populated by Scots – with the English living predominantly in the towns. Plague and famine ravaged the area till 1653. In 1652 the Presbyterians really started to arrive in numbers. In 1656 the countryside between Coleraine and Clough was described by a visitor as “Scotch country”. In 1659, there were 633 people living in Coleraine and its Liberties – and a mere 26% of those were Irish. With the Restoration of the Monarchy in the 1660s, the area was restored to the Earl of Antrim. Presbyterian ministers were however ejected. By 1668 Coleraine was Ulster’s fourth most important port and in 1673 a bridge was built across the Bann. It also became a garrison town. Around a thousand Scots per year were by now arriving – to escape religious persecution in Scotland - and Presbyterianism flourished. Quakers also arrived at that time – with meetings at Coleraine, Ballynacree and Ballymoney. There were very few Papists in Coleraine town – in 1666 there were only 12 catholic families in the town, 12 in the suburbs and 8 in the rest of the parish. Many Scots came to Ireland in the 1680s. In 1688 the Protestant William of Orange was appointed King in England, and King James II fled to Fance. Support for James still held in Ireland and it was decided that the Earl of Antrim should hold Londonderry for King James. In December, he arrived with his Catholic army but the gates were barred by the Protestant inhabitants and the famous siege ensued. No McNaughtons are listed as being amongst the defenders – though Helen, wife of John MacNaughton of Benvarden (and the Clan’s Chief) was there with her uncle Stafford. On 7th April the Protestant garrison of Coleraine abandoned the town and burned it – making for Derry. William’s army eventually landed in Ireland and the siege of Derry was lifted (a couple of McNaughtons are listed as fighting at Derry with the Jacobite army). By August 1689 the entire north was under pro- Williamite forces (Danish forces were quartered at Bellaghy, Ballyrashane and Dunluce). The Jacobites were finally

defeated at the Battle of the Boyne in 1690. However, even in 1704 the area was still much ruined - and the economy too (with shipbuilding ceasing and the Irish woollen trade supressed). There were great winds in 1713, drought from 1714-19, livestock disease 1716-17 and harvest failures 1726-28 Throughout Ireland, Protestants known as middlemen rented large amounts of land on the various estates then sub-divided the land into smaller holdings which they rented to poor Catholic farmers. The middleman system began in the 1700s and became a major source of misery as they kept sub-dividing estates into smaller and smaller parcels while increasing the rent every year in a practice known as rack-renting. The average tenant farmer lived at a subsistence level on less than ten acres. These Catholic farmers were usually considered tenants-at-will and could be evicted on short notice at the whim of the landlord, his agent, or middleman. By law, any improvements they made, such as building a stone house, became the property of the landlord. Thus there was never any incentive to upgrade their living conditions. The tenant farmers often allowed landless laborers, known as cottiers, to live on their farms. The cottiers performed daily chores and helped bring in the annual harvest as payment of rent. In return, they were allowed to build a small cabin and keep their own potato garden to feed their families. Other landless laborers rented small fertilized potato plots from farmers as conacre, with a portion of their potato harvest given up as payment of rent. Poor Irish laborers, more than anyone, became totally dependent on the potato for their existence. They also lived in a state of permanent insecurity with the possibility always looming they might be thrown off their plot. (http://www.historyplace.com/worldhistory/famine/introduction.htm ) Farm rents trippled in the 1720s and emigration to America (Boston in New England) really took off. Rents in town increased greatly in 1734 with an expansion of the Linen Trade. By 1737, farm rents were said to have become so great that tenants were unable to live.There was a poor harvest in 1739 and a severe winter; a failed grain harvest in 1744; and a hard winter in 1756. South Carolina offered settlers inducements in 1737 and Philadephia in Pennsylvania was popular in the 1750s. There was much hardship after the 1756 harvest was destroyed by October storms. In 1759 3,500 Protestant weavers left for Pennsylvania, and Nova Scotia too. By 1768, New York had 3000 houses (though no Catholics), and Connecticut, Massechusettes, Vermont and New Hampshire were fully settled. There were then two bad harvests and a depression in the linen trade from 1772-74. Estates were let to the highest bidder – who then had to oppress the tenantry to pay for it. It was estimated that 300,000 people emigrated from Ireland to America from 1733 to 1773 and, with a hatred for the English government, later formed the bulk of the army for American Independence. Most of them were Presbyterian – for Catholics seemed tied to their ancestral parish. Most rural houses were long low buildings of stone and mud, with 3 rooms and stable and cowhouse attached; rush or straw thatch and a few (if any) small windows. In 1769 most holdings were 6 – 20 acres in size. Most scraped a living by spinning and weaving at home – with a small holding to provide food. Spinning of flax fibre was done by the women, and the men would weave it into cloth. This was then bleached using Kelp and dried on the bleaching greens. The staple food of the poor was potatoes, oatmeal and milk and they generally kept cows. In 1776 they were better off than they had been twenty years earlier and dressed

remarkably well – with the Scotch women wearing red shawls on Sundays. Marriage without parental consent was a heinous sin and could be met with dire financial penalties. By 1790 many of the bogs had been worked out and turf for fuel became too expensive for the poor. In the 1730s tenancies had been for 41 years or 3 lives (with an extra 20 years if improvements had been made). In 1749 tenants were ejected if improvements and repairs had not been made. In 1764 leases for improving tenants were for 31 years or 3 lives but in 1767 perpetuity leases were granted if applicants could prove their right to holdings (NOTE: much genealogical information contained there-in) but never-the-less, from 1765 over 30,000 linen weavers and farmers from Ulster emigrated to America to free themselves from the unjust landowners (or undertakers). Many that remained joined the insurgent Hearts of Oak or Hearts of Steel men in 1770 – Protestant tenants protesting at landlords’ evictions. Some were killed - but all were pardoned in 1772. (Many loyal inhabitants posted Memorials of their loyalty in the Belfast News.) The depression in the Linen Trade in 1772 led to much unemployment and a fear of attcks by the White Boys. In 1771 Ballymoney was guarded by Colonel Campbell’s Highland Watch of ‘uncouth looking mercenaries’. In general the locals hated the army. Residents mostly supported the cause of the Americans but when Independence was declared 4th July 1776, deep and long-lasting rifts occurred between families in Ballymoney. In 1776 Coleraine formed its 1st Company of Volunteers to resist French Invasion. Coleraine expelled any beggars who wouldn’t work but the poor were sustained by the Parish Cess. A fund for relieving the poor was set up in 1773 and a House of Industry set up in 1775 – run by the Coleraine Charitable Society - with 13 residents and 84 persons receiving outdoor relief. This was discontinued in 1790. A Methodist revival took place from 1772 with several visits by John Wesley till 1789. Ballymoney was burned by Government forces in 1783 for being a centre of rebellion. In 1785 two companies of the 5th Foot were stationed at Coleraine – with dragoons too. Ballycastle had prospered from the mid 1700s with collieries and glasshouses. In 1785 the pier was swept away and blocked the basin. This may have been the start of its demise - which was compounded by lunacy in the Boyd family that owned most of the town. (My ancestor Margaret was born in Ballycastle c. 1783 and her brother Bartholomew in Ballymoney in 1785. He joined the 5th (Irish) Dragoons in 1797 (nearly two years underage) which implies the family was living in Co. Antrim from 1783 – 1797 at least – and that their father was therefore more likely to have been a local inhabitant (though still possibly in the army) rather than a visiting Scotish soldier merely stationed in Antrim during the mid 1780s. They were from the labouring class and the father most likely a weaver. Margaret and Bartholomew were certainly both Church of England in later life – many soldiers were Established Church.) In 1795 three companies of foot were stationed there and in 1796 EA McNaghten of Beardiville wrote that most of the inhabitants of Upper and Lower Dunluce and Carey had taken the Oath of the United Irishmen (many of whom were Roman Catholics and Seceders). They tried to lure soldiers to join them and rumour held that most of the Kerry Militia (an ‘abandoned set of men’) stationed at Coleraine were U.I. They were replaced by HM’s Somersetshire Fencible Volunteers and the 2nd Royal Manx Fencibles and the Aberdeen Fencibles. The Coleraine Yeomanry (foot and horse) was formed in 1797. By 1798 many people were refusing to pay rents. Clough and Ballymoney were centres of the republican United Irish Rebellion of 1798. Many ‘idle Irish’ from Ballymoney were reported to be in Scotland ‘pestering’ the inhabitants of Campbeltown to join the U.I. When actual Rebellion broke out in June, both Ballymena and Antrim were captured by

rebels. The Coleraine garrison marched to Ballymoney on the 9th and burned the houses of any residents who could not show proof they had attested (signed the Oath of Alleigence to the Crown). (Innocent neighbours whose houses caught fire were later compensated.) However, the Rebels from Ballymoney had already marched from Kilraughts to Ballymena and, being joined by men from Killymorris, Loughguile and Clough, numbered 10,000 men – mostly armed with pikes. However, they melted away that night and many made for Cushendall and took boats to the Mull of Kintyre. The 5th Royal Irish Dragoons was disbanded in disgrace in March 1799 after rumours circulated that its ranks contained United Irishmen. A season of great distress followed the 1798 Rebellion. Many rebels emigrated to America, and cities like Glasgow and Liverpool. Linen Manufacture still flourished in Ballymoney but peaked by 1800. It then gradually declined though by 1837 Coleraine and Ballymoney were still the best markets in Ireland for Brown Linen. Some firms had 800 looms and weaving was given out as task work to men who wove it at home. Most of the above information is taken from the excellent Coleraine in by-gone centuries and Coleraine in Georgian times by T.H.Mullin The Irish Parliament was abolished in 1801 in the wake of the republican United Irishmen Rebellion and Ireland became an integral part of a new United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland under the Act of Union. Although promised a repeal of the Test Act, Catholics were not granted full rights until Catholic Emancipation was attained throughout the new UK in 1829. This was followed by the first Reform Act 1832, a principal condition of which was the removal of the poorer British and Irish freeholders from the franchise. (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_Ireland) Some families spent time in Ireland but would return to Scotland in times of famine etc. Possibly, some from Scotland may have settled in Ireland after the Highland Clearances began in 1802. In the 19th C at least, there was seasonal migration between the two countries for harvest work. (In the 1830s about 80people a year from Ballycastle were said to go to Scotland for harvest work and then return for the Irish harvest.) In the Parish of Dunaghy in the early 1800s it was common for people to settle in Scotland but return to the Parish to die. The Roman Catholics there seemed less tied to their ancestral soil than those in other parts – perhaps because their ancestors had already been displaced into the hills by the Presbyterian settlers of the 1620s who predominated. In the 1830s, Catholics in Ulster were almost entirely confined to the mountains (with the lower, more fertile lands being held by Protestants and Presbyterians). Many McNaughtons (be they Scots, English or Irish) joined the English Army of the Eighteenth and Nineteenth centuries and would at one time have served in Ireland. Their children could be born wherever the regiment was stationed (anywhere in the world). Hence beware that an ancestor born in Ireland may be from one of these visiting soldiers (and have siblings born across the world). Many weavers (especially in England) would have had to head for industrial towns for employment as new weaving machinery took their work from the 1810s.

(I believe my ancestors’ parents were living in Glasgow by 1814.) There were of course several potato famines - killing perhaps a third of the population and forcing others to emigrate in the 1840s and 50s. Some will have undoubtedly returned decades later. The potato famine started in August 1845 and continued till 1851. The Famine in Ulster, priced at £11.99 challenges the orthodox view that the Famine did not have a significant impact in Ulster, uncovering the consequences and severity of the ‘great calamity’ in each of Ulster’s nine counties. http://www.booksireland.org.uk/ Rural Catholics tended to marry young (men in their early twenties and women often at 15).

THE ALPHABETICAL LIST OF McNAUGHTONS OF IRELAND STARTS BELOW

* in the left hand column was merely to show Davie McNaughton (the great Scottish McNaughton genealogist Dauviemac) what had been newly added since he had the original draft. Those with an * in the text are relationships gleaned from "The Chiefs of Clan MacNachtan And Their Descendants" by Angus I. Macnaghten published in 1951 (sometimes referred to in the text as ‘The book’.) Most of that family of Antrim gentry are in smaller font. Records in blue or green are late additions. Those in bold or red are more pertinent to my own personal studies. WO references are War Office records in the PRO/National Archives at Kew

Name Place born Married Died Church

Source Comment

2a Alexander McNaughton

Craigfreddock Settled in 22/6/1615

An Granted Irish denization 22.06.1615

Alexander McNaughton

Of Ouldstone has Craigfadoige 60, Cornes 60 & Rosedermitt (Rosedermott) 120 in 10.08.1621

Note there is a townland called Ballybogy next to Rosedermot on the O’Hara Estate maps of 1783 (T2971/1)

Mentioned in Ulster Inquisition (para 41) in 1621

10b* Alexander McNaghten

Fa: John 2

11a* Alexander McNaughton

book Fa: Daniel 4

Alexander McNaynin{sic]

snapchance (wealthy) man in the 1630 Muster of the Lord Bishop of Dromore dwelling on his land and in the town of Dunmore (with others residing in the Lower Euvagh.[Iveagh])

Alexander McNaughtan

Sword in the Earl of Antrim’s

RJ Hunter and the order in

Father-in-law of Alexander Stuart

Served with Donnell

British Tenants on his Servitors’ Lands in the Barony of Dunluce in Muster of 1631

the company’s muster implies this was the older brother of Daniel and they were sons of John of Benvarden

(perhaps even the Steward who was owed £200 by Earl in 1680)

Probably his brother Daniel and both are of Oldstone and sons of John of Ballymagarry the Earl’s secretary

Alexander McNaughten

In Muster Roll for Cary/Dunluce/Toome in Kilconway Barony 1630

Earl of Antrim’s British Tenant on his Servitors’ Lands (along with Donnell)

Alexander McNaghtan

Went to Magheragall in June 1641 with Neale McNeale

1641 Examination

Alexander McNaghten

Owned a house in Oldstone (Clough) in possession of Neal McNeal in 1640

D/2977/3A/5/10/1 Granted the house in 1630 (Apart from one house belonging toNeal McNaghten, the rest of the town and lands of Oldstone were let by the Earl of Antrim to Simon Hillman of Coleraine (who was to bring 10 English families) 20th Oct 1640)

Alexander McNaghten

Gent. Of Oldstone (Clough) in 1637

Leased ½ quarterland of Dirraw in Finvoy and Enagh in Ballymoney from the Earl

Deed witnessed by Daniel 2nd who holds land now

D2977/3A/1/3/2/1 Hs signature is on this (and probably on phone)

of Antrim 21st July 1637 for 21 yrs

Alexander MacNaghten

Gent of Oldstone

Signed Dunlop Inquisition at Ballymena in April 1635

Alexander MacNaughten

Blames Clotworthy for Massacre Upon Restoration

PRONI

11b* Alexander McNaughton then McNitt

b. 02.03.1656 Laggon Donegal, Ulster

m. Sarah d. 10 Feb 1746 in Palmer, Hampden, Massachusetts, United States

Parents (according to unsourced Ancestry family tree were John McNaughton of Dunderave Castle and Florence Gordon but I doubt it) Son: Alexander McKnight b. 1692 Donegal m. Jane Welch d. 1751 in Lexington, Augusta, Virginia (Son John Alexander McNutt Birth abt 1726 in Langan, Donegal, Ireland Death Jan 1781 in Cowpens, Spartanburg, South Carolina) Son: Barnard McNitt McNaughton b.1700 Donegal d.16 Jan 1773 in Palmer, Hampden, Massachusetts

15 See 26 or 21

Alexander McNaughton

Came to Ireland

b. 1676 became a Doctor

m. Mary Father of William 20 (born after John 11’s Will was witten)

Alexander M’Naughton

Dublin Uni 1704 MB & MD AEst 1723

b. 1686 Co. Antrim (18 in 1704)

But he WAS born 1676 ! (See John 11 and dates of sons’ births – unless they’re wrong!)

Dublin Alumni

Son of John

16 Alexander McNaughton

Dr of Physick of Dublin in 1722

Will of Edmund Francis Stafford

Implies he is brother of of Bart 12, Rowen 13 and Edmund 14 http://members.pcug.org.au/~nickred/deeds/memorial_extract.cgi?my_memorial=25982&my_indexer=SW http://www.irishmanuscripts.ie/digital/Registry%20Of%20Deeds%20Abstracts%20Of%20Wills%20Vol%201%201708-45/pageflip.html

Alexander McNaughton

Dr of Physick of Dublin

Dead by 1743 if not by 1731 1736

Property at Clogher, Billy, Carey in trust for Archibald McNeill http://members.pcug.org.au/~nickred/deeds/memorial_extract.cgi?my_memorial=76986&my_indexer=SW

16a Alexander McNaughton

Dr of Physick of Dublin

b.1685 m. Jane Waring of Waringstown

book Fa: (book says John 11)Yes (brother of Edmund) Daughters: Mary m. Meredyth Workman of Mahan, Co. Armagh Grace (who had Kercassock) Frances who married Captain Thomas Worsop Lawrence 21.09.1760 at Waringstown, Co. Down Marcia

Dr Alexander Magnaten (or MacNaghton)

Born: 1686 Died: 1736 Dr Alexander McNaughton (or Magnaten, as his name sometimes appears) was a celebrated physician with a great reputation for philanthropy. His medical knowledge and his humanitarian approach made him a distinguished member of the Dublin Society. Alexander McNaughton was born in Co. Antrim in 1686 and entered Trinity College, Dublin in 1704. To complete his studies he moved to Leyden in Holland, as many trainee Irish doctors did at the time, and possibly Rheims also. He graduated from Leyden with an MD in 1711. On his return to Ireland he received an MB and a MD from Trinity College. He was elected a Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians of Ireland in 1728, becoming its President in 1732, a year after founding the Society. Dr McNaughton married Jane Waring of Waringstown, Co. Down and they had four daughters. Some sources suggest he was an MP for a time but there is no concrete evidence for this. He died just five years after the first meeting of the Dublin Society on 27 August 1736. - See more at: http://www.rds.ie/cat_historic_member_detail.jsp?itemID=1102464&item_name=#sthash.0TPcfhR7.dpuf Left his landed estate in Tyrone to his nephew John (half hanged).

Grace MacNaughten

Of Warrenstown, Co. Down in 1781 Leases ¼ of Ballymacaldrick

d. Jan 1815 Frances’ will of about 1781 metions uncle Edmund, sister Grace, aunt Usher and sister Dawson

Fa: Alexander, Dr of Physick Occupied Kircassock Estate, Lurgan, Co. Armagh and Gregorlough, Co. Down pre 1768, and sold it in 1791 Her sister was the Frances who married Thomas Worsop Lawrence 21.09.1760 at Waringstown, Co. Down

Alexander McNaghten

Esq of Benvarden in

Concerning property at Atticur, Kilconway in 1716

deed of 1716 & 1720 Held land at Ballytaggart, Canageeragh, Toberbilly, Kilngilly, Ballylough, Drumnabrasley Legacurry, Feltin, Attaricherd, Knockavrinvan, Tullycapple & Ballybogey & Ballybogey mill

Note: Bartholomew Esq of Benvarden held this land in 1736 The miller’s house and garden and a shilling hill on the lands of Kirkistown were reserved for Alexander McNaghten of Benvarden (McCann lease of 1720)

Witnessing the Earl demise the 4 Q of Atteticur to Archibald MacDonald 18th July 1721 http://members.pcug.org.au/~nickred/deeds/memorial_extract.cgi?my_memorial=18826&my_indexer=Dawn

Alexander McNaughton

Of Dublin Mortgage of land at Moneymore, Barony of Raphoe, Co. Donegal In 1716 (to ? Richard Hamilton [of Earl’s family?])

Papers of the Earls of Wicklow: MS 38,549 Mortgage of land at Moneymore, barony of Raphoe, between Richard Hamilton, Dublin and Alexander McNaughton, Dublin. 5 July 1716 2 membranes http://www.nli.ie/pdfs/mss%20lists/wicklow%20papers.pdf p.19

20a 21? 25aa?

Alexander McNaughton

Of Flemming’s Regiment and St Paul’s, Dublin

b.1685 Admitted to Chelsea in 1743 aged 58 WO 118/45 Son: Alexander 25aa?

1702: Raised in Ulster by Lord Charlemont

1706: Alnutt’s Regiment of Foot

1709: Campbell’s Regiment of Foot

1710: Desney’s Regiment of Foot

1715: Egerton’s Regiment of Foot

1719: Hotham’s Regiment of Foot

1720: Pocock’s Regiment of Foot

1721: Lenoe’s Regiment of Foot

1732: Moyle’s Regiment of Foot

1737: Bland’s Regiment of Foot

1741: Fleming’s Regiment of Foot

1751: Numbered as 36th Regiment of Foot

John MacNaughton from Strathclyde, Scotland, had a son, Alexander (1684) who left Scotland for Ireland. His son, William was born (1700) there, then came to the Americas, PA, met and married a woman there and proceeded to populate the south as they moved down thru the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia, found all the goodly land taken, then came on down into the NC foothills. Ann Jenkins on Ancestry.co.uk

21 20a?

Alexander McNaughten

Of Cary, Ballymoney

b. c.1705 St Mary’s Dublin But perhaps even 1684

m Jane Warren 05.11.1730 St Anne’s Dublin

Alexander McNaghten

Ex of Atticur? (Probably son of Thomas, Gent) in 1720 Signs as witness to

D/2977/3A/5/2/2 NB. In May 1720 the whole townland of Anticur is leased to Archibald McDonnell of Ballynobantry (probably a relative of the Earl.) By 1791 all of it is part of the Leslie Estate

deed. (photo on phone)19/03/15

Alexander McNaghten

Catholic of Ballymoney who converts 1738

Conformity 1st Oct 1738 (B – Lodge’s Convert book in Egerton MS77) Enrolled 1th dec 1738 (A – The Calendar of Convert Rolls Vol 1)

Alexander McNaghten*

Apothecary of Ballymoney in 1739 Gent of Drumnagleve in 1748 And same person as Gent of Galdenoch in 1746 (Have photo of signature)

(b.1708) Edmund McNaghten of Beardiville rents the same land to him in 1748 for 10 yrs D2977/3A/1/8/2/1 But I think Edmund is buying the lease off Alexander (mentioning Alex’s deed of 1746 too) but

D2977/3A/1/2/2 Note D2977/3A/5/13/1 1682 Lease from the Rt. Hon. Randal Marquess of Antrim to Thomas McNaghten, Gentleman, of Antrim, Co. Antrim, of half the townland of Drumnagleane [Drumnaglea] for 26 years. Yearly rent £3.10s.0d. D2977/3A/1/2/2/1 Alex, apothecary of Ballymoney leases 10a at Broughmore, 5 at Craigban, 10 at Greenan, 5 at Taghey in Dunluce, 5 at Ardaghmore in Cary, and 2/4 of Drumnagleve, Kilconway (including all houses) on 28.04.1739 (Other lives areStephen Cuppage aged 6 – second son of John Esq of Ballypatrick;

allowing Alex to rent the 2Q of Drumnagleve for £7 Have photo of both signatures on phone)

and Thomas Harrison aged 3 – 3rd son of William, Gent of Malindober.) Samuel Waring witnesses.

Alexander McNaghten*

Apothecary of Ballymoney Signature on phone

b.1708 (aged 34 in 1742 lease)

D2977/3A/5/10/8 was renting 3/4 of Galldinagh (alias Clogh),the quarterland of Eglish, tenements in Clogh and the customs of the fairs of Clough (formerly held by Thomas Mcnaghten and Skeffington McCollum of Loughgeel) for 3 lives or 21 yrs in 1742 (Thomas Lee son of William Lee of Dublin being one life) NB This land and the fairs were previously held by Thomas McNaghten, Gent of Antrim (1682) and Anticur (1707) Though Thomas also held Drumnaglea in 1707 (which EA McNaghten had in 1783)

Alexander M’Naghten

Of Belemoney Protestant Householder in 1740

Undoubtedly the catholic convert of 1738

21a

Alexander McNaughton

Of Billy Protestant House Holder in 1740

COI PRO NI Though the Dr had property at Clogher, he had died in 1736. Hence I reckon this Alexander is

Alexander McNaighton

Of Ballyscullion,

Protestant Householder in

PRONI

Bellaghy, Loughinsholin

1740

25aa Alexander McNaughton

Buried St Paul’s, Dublin 12.04.1776

Son of (or is) 20a?

28a Alexander McNaughton

A labourer who later joined the 60th Foot or 40th Foot WO116/6

b. 1726 near Armagh or Inverary, Scotland WO116/6

Fa:? Admitted Chelsea 28th Feb 1772 aged 46 after 14 yrs service and hurt back on duty WO120/16 WO120/5 Son:?

36c Alexander McNaughton Could be Margaret’s father?

A miner and later in 35th Foot

b. Limerick 1740

Fa: Hugh 25a or unknown 25b? Discharged 29th October 1782 after 10 years’ service (so only in 35th from 1772) WO120/13 Son: ?

37b Alexander McNaughton Could be Margaret’s father

Labourer and Sgt in 14th Foot

b. 1745 Kells, (Nr Navan or in Co.Antrim between Ballymena and Randalstown/Drummaul) WO120/11 though WO120/7 states Kellsal ( in Cheshire)

Fa: ? Discharged 11th Feb 1779 Son: ?

In 1744 Robert Colvill, Hugh Colvill’s only surviving son, sold his large Co. Down estate to Alexander Stewart, but the Co. Antrim estate near Kells was inherited by Hugh’s daughter, Alicia, who married Stephen Moore, 1st Viscount Mountcashell, and the Colvill Co. Antrim interest passed to the Mountcashells

Alexander Buried St CoI IG Related to John buried 20.04.1774?

McNaughton Paul’s Dublin 12.04.1776

Margaret McNaghten buried there 7.10.1790

37c* Alexander MacNaughtan

Had 200 acres in Briar Creek, Georgia until the War of Independence When he joined the Militia for the British. In Quebec in 1787

b. Ireland Was evacuated from Charlestown, went to St Lucia then St Augustine in April 1784 United Empire Loyalists Part II Vol XVII

Alexander McNaghton/ McNaughton

Weaver? In the Vintners’ Bellaghy Tenements 1775 – 1786 Ballyscullion, Co. Londonderry

Protestant Householder 1740? above

Paying 1/18/6 pa in 1775 D2094/50 Paying 1/18/6 pa in May 1776 D2094/51 Paying -/19/3 pa in 1781 T2825/C/19/2 Paying 3/0/1.5 pa in 1786 T2825/C/19/4 But not found in 1796-1801 Vintners Rent Rolls T2825/C/19/9 & 11 Nb. These tenements were sold by the Vintners in 1737 and probably demolished and rebuilt in 1791

Alexander M’Naghten

Esq of the Treasury, Dublin Castle in 1822

Alexander McNaghten

Of Queen’s Chambers in 1826 re land at Glenarm

Is he an unrecorded son of Edmund Alexander of Beardiville?

Alexander McNaghlin [sic]

Paying tithes in Ballyhunsley, Townend,Park , Islandcarragh (all in Dunluce) in 1828

CHECK LEASE WHO IS HE?

Edward paying tithes in these places too (presumably Edmund.B.Edward.H.McNaughton - son of Bart 34) (Though only Robert paying in Ballyboggy)

So is this Alexander an unrecorded son of Bartholomew of Dimond and Ballyboggy?

Alexander McNaughten

Paying tithes in Ballyhome in Dunluce in 1828

Edmund McNaughten paying tithes there too

Alexander McNaghten

Private in Coleraine Yeomanry Cavalry in 1796

Robert also a private, and EA a serjeant D4164/A/24

Alexander McNaghten

Tries to raise Dunluce Troop of Yoemanry in 1796

Alexander McNaghten

Of Carrickfergus in 1805 refers to works at Lower Dunluce and Dervock

A.E. M’Naghten Of Beardiville in 1802

Takes out Game licence at Coleraine in 1802 as do: N'Naghten Francis, Coleraine M'Naghten Edmd, Bovagh

and Alexander McNaught

Of Ferryquay Street, Coleraine

CoI Col Dau: Kitty 26.06.1804 And probably the father of Allick McNats

Alex McNaght Of Killowen, Coleraine in 1828

Dau: Mary m. George Doherty 08.04.1828 New Row Pres. (nb. Another Mary McNaght – of Gortycavan and daughter of Peggy – marries Wm Burnside, Blacksmith)

Alexander McNaught

Contributes £5 to New Row Church, Coleraine in 1829

C o I D4164/A/23

92 Alexander McNaughton Could be Margaret’s brother

Labourer of Belfast* Trumpeter/TSM 13th Light Dragoons

Probably just pre 1785

m. m. Harriet Seward 30th Mar 1809 Holy Trinity, Devon (wife in 1819) m. Henrietta who died 13 Feb 1820 at Bangalore aged 24 m. Elizabeth Wilson 4th Apr 1821. She died in Bangalore 18th Feb 1855 as McNaghtin aged 70

Died 28.09.1826 Arcot (India)

13th Light Dragoons from 29.06.1804 and at Waterloo Children: Jane Ann (born by 1814) who m. Bandmaster George Spanworth of 13th LDs 20th Feb 1826 at Bangalore but he died 13th June 1827 at Cuddalore. She then married TSM Lewis Davis 24th Oct 1827 and they had a daughter Ann who died an infant in 1828 at Arcot; Alexander in 1832 who evidently died; Alexander in 1833 and who died in May 1834 in Bangalore. Lewis died 8th April 1835 at Bangalore(aged 33).

John bapt 8 Jun 1817 St Andrew’s, Newcastle but died soon after. (mother Harriet) Alexander Windsor born 10th April & bapt. 16th June 1819 Madras d. Arcot 25th July 1819. (mother Harriet) Step child: Charlotte, (Elizabeth McNaughton’s will of 1850 leaves money to daughter Charlotte Wilson. Charlotte died a spinster in 1882) WO25/1444

*But NO McNaghtens listed in 1800 Belfast Trade directory, Residents of Belfast 1807 nor residents of the town of Belfast 1808 The 13th were stationed in Kent in 1804 and then Taunton in 1808 and Hampton Court in 1809. Embarked for Portugal from Portsmouth on 14th March 1810. They fought hard in the Peninsular and returned to Ramsgate in July 1814 and thence to Hounslow and Weymouth. Cork in November 1814 till April 1815 and were then at Waterloo. Dover in May 1816. North of England till July 1817 then to Sussex. Then to Lancashire for Autumn of 1818 and then Romford. Embarked for India 9th Feb 1819 Lieut Berwick’s court martial mentions borrowing money off him in 1826 https://books.google.co.uk/books?id=dKEIAAAAQAAJ&pg=PA531&lpg=PA531&dq=M%27Naughton+%22Dragoons%22&source=bl&ots=LXLpi5Bb5q&sig=3RGYS5quY7GJSms6teiZtIdEAno&hl=en&sa=X&ei=782hVMm2AoG6UOi0gvgK&redir_esc=y#v=onepage&q=M'Naughton%20%22Dragoons%22&f=false

Alexander McNaughten

Paid 5s.6d.Tithes in Cloughs, Layd in 1826 (as did

b.c.1790s? Dies 1861 perhaps

Paying 2/3/8 at the Glenarm office 16.03.1812 for Cloughs D1375/7/12 In The Earl of Antrim’s Rent Receipt

James) BUT also in 1812

Book D915/3/A/1/4 He is refered to as having Folio 317 and pays at Cushendall Office (The Larne Estate): 4.6 Poor Rate 9.0.4 Rent 30.09.1858 9.0.4 20.03.1860 9.0.4 20.12.1860 Then Mary Quinn takes over the payments on this Folio but paying just 5.0.0 rent, then Reps Michael Quinn. Then on 11.12.1862 Alex pays rent of 4.0.0 (A new Alex?) Daniel Black prosecutes him at Glenarm Manor Court in March 1820 for cattle straying in Middle Clough in Jan 1818 (D2977/23/1/2)

Alexander McNaghten

Of Cloghs in 1821

Rents 6 acres of Cloghs from Lord Mark and Lady Charlotte Kerr in 1821

James Snr & James Jnr rent 8 acres (and Daniel rents 23 at Knocknacarry) for 1 life or 21 yrs

104aa*

Alexander McNaughten

Writing Clerk of Church street, Ballymena

Dau: Jane b. 1819 m. Samuel Douglas, a glazier at Ballymena in March 1854 witnesses: John Cunning and Ann O’Hara Thomas and Robert were tailors in Church Street in 1846

Alexander M’Naughton

Painter and glazier of 11 Bath street, Irishtown,

Dublin in 1835

Voter 1836

107aaa

Alexander McNaughton

Of St James’ Dublin and Gunner in 1st/16th Royal Artillery

m. Maria Smith at St James’ Dublin 08.11.1824 William Sparling David Morrace

Son: Francis 113 b. 1828 Cape Breton

107aab*

Alexander McNatten

Farmer in Washington, Butler, Pennsylvania in 1860

b.1803 Ireland m. Margaret Daughters: Jane b. Penn 1836 Margaret b. Penn 1834

125 126a

Alexander McNaghten Esq Lt RN

Of Portrush, Ballywillan, Antrim

Bc.1812 m. Frances Jane Corken (she dies at Ingram, Lisburn 1853)

Died 1852 Will of 1856

PRONI Ist son of Robert 100a Will exists T/810/436 No issue

126a 125?

Alexander McNaughton

Lieutenant in Royal Navy Of Portrush

b.c.1817 m. Frances Jane Corken at Lisburn Cathedral 17.05.1849

Buried 29.10.1852 Ballyrashane, Co. Derry She buried 02.07.1853 aged 24

CoI Fa: Robert 102

Alexander McNetton

Emigrated to Hector, NY in 1851

b. 1813 Ireland m. Mary in 1865 Edward b. 1866 William b. 1870 Cindyfaws tree

126b

Alexander McNaghten With James also farming there

Farmer of Cloghs, Layd (RC Parish of Cushendall) Ballymena

b.c. 1818 or much earlier and the one paying tithes there in 1826

Rents house, offices and 45 acres in 1859 £10 or £19 Elector of 1857 See James 49 b. 1756. D.1836 Layd House Offices and 45 acres (plot 25) for £19 in 1862 from Earl of Antrim

126c* Alexander McNaughton

Farmer at Cushendall in 1863

RC Son: John 148a b. 1838

126 Alexander McNaughten

Labourer and Drummer Scots Fusilier Guards

b. 1817 St James, Dublin

FMP Joined in London 31st Aug 1831 aged 14 Discharged 1839 to live in London WO116/47

126d Alexander McNaughton

Coalhill labourer of Dubin Land Main Street, Barony Maryhill, Lanarkshire in 1841 & 51

b. 1822 Ireland m. Elizabeth (Kalighen?)

Mary b.1841 Lanarks Jean Elizabeth

126e Alexander McNaughton

Ship’s Carpenter in Portland, New Brunswick in 1871

b.1821 Ireland m. Ann Presb

Son: Archibald b. 1847 NB John b.1851 Margaret Family search says (in 1871 C) just Thomas b.1856 Caroline b.1860

126g Alexander McNaughton

Emigrated from Liverpool 1848

b. 1821 Ireland

126f Alexander McNaughton

Tanner of Watertown, Jefferson in 1864 then soldier Farmer in Jefferson in 1900

b. 1826 Ireland but perhaps 1833

m. Mary Irish parents Emigrated 1845

126h* Alexander McNorton

Labourer of Watertown, Jefferson NY in

b.1827 Ireland m. Mary (She at 19 Emmett

Died or discharged 20th Jan 1888

Enlisted 186 NY Infantry at Watertown 24th Sept 1854 and discharged at Alexandria 2nd June 1865

NYState soldiers and sailors home in 1888

Street, Watertown in 1888) Though widow Mary McN of Watertown (b.1815 Ireland who died 5th June 1885 was dau of Brian and Sue McGue) and was buried Cambridge

126i* Alexander McNorton

Naturalised NY City 23.09.1856

English

147ba*

Alexander McNaughten

A soldier in 1853

b. 1828 m. Joanna Quinn (daughter of John) in Galway in 1853

Presb

Fa: Duncan, a weaver

Alexander M’Naughten

b.1829 d. 1874 Dublin North

Vol 12 p362

Alexander M’Naughten

b.1830 d.1874 Dublin North

Vol 12 p365

147bb*

A A MacNaughton

b.1832 d. Dec 1893 Newtownards

147e Alexander McNaghten

Emigrated to US in 8th Dec 1852

b. 1831 Ireland m. Mary James b.c. 1852 Ireland Robert b. c. 1851 Ireland

147f Alexander McNaughton

Naturalised in Jefferson in 1868 (pro Queen)

b. 1830 Ireland

147d Alexander McNaughton

In Rutland, Jefferson NY in 1860

b. 1833 Ireland m. Bridget Henry J b. 1854 NY Mary Jane Sandy

William

147fa* 147d?

Alexander McNorton

Farmer in Rodman, Jefferson NY in 1870

b. 1830 Ireland m. Bridget William b. 1860 NY Sarah Alexander Daniel Ellen John Anna

147c Alexander McNaughton

Clergyman in York, Toronto till 1921

b. 1835 Cavan d.1921 York, Toronto

Fa: John (Scottish)of Perthshire Mo: Nancy Hutcheson of Cumberland

Alexander McNaughton

Soldier 3171 2nd Bttn Royal Artillery & 520 in 1st Bttn

b. 1832 Ballyrashane, Coleraine

Enlisted 1851 age 19 and deserted 1853 WO 69/652/425 Folio 444 WO 69/74/477 Folio 17

148 Alexander M’Naughton

Labourer of Cushendall

b. 1835 m. Sarah d.30th Mar 1883 aged 48 Bally Castle

BM Dau: Mary b.1861 Probably RC and from Cushendall family

166b Alexander McNaughten

Cushendall m. Sally Martin (Sarah Martin for 1870 birth)

Dau b. 04.02.1866 Cushendall (Birth registered in Ballycastle) Son: Alexander b. 18 Aug 1870 (or 3rd Sept 1870 with James Martin and Margaret Quinn sponsors MIC1D/68/1). Alex probably married Elizabeth Celia Duggan 31.10.1905 at Granard, Longford and had descendants on Maureen Edgington’s tree including Daniel James and Patrick Charles FHL 101210

148h* Alexander McNatten

In Newburgh, Orange, NY in

b. 1836 Ireland

1850

150a Alexander McNaughton

Of Newtownards, Belfast

On the Central Committee to raise funds for hospital in 1894

166a Alexander McNaughton

b.30.10.1845 Derryhollagh, Randalstown

RC RI Fa: Francis Mo: Margaret Fitzpatrick

Alexander McNaughten

Sparman of Londonderry in 1864

b. 1847 Drowned 31st Oct 1864 Derry

Alexander McNaughtin

Son: John who m. Eliza Martin?

Alexander McNaughton

Farm Manager in Lubitavish, Cushendall

b. 1866 m. Mary McDonnell RC Fa: James (or John and Eliza !!) Mo: Ann Martin Children: Hugh John 1892-1985 James Hugh 1892-1914 Able seaman Mary 1893 Archibald John 1894 Mary Agnes Ann Theresa Patrick Alexander Rose Charles Margaret Daniel

166c* Alexander McNaughten

b. 02.05.1865 Cushendall

Fa: John (his father was Alexander) Mo: Eliza Martin FHL 101105

171 Alexander McNaughton

In Glenaan Cushendall in 1911

b. 1866 m. Mary McDonnell Children: John b.1892 went to Vancouver via Scotland for 40 yrs and then returned, dying aged 93 Archibald McNaughton 19 Mary McNaughton 18 Annie McNaughton 17 Patrick McNaughton 15 Alexander McNaughton 14 b. 1897 Rose McNaughton 13 Charles McNaughton 10 Maggie McNaughton 4 Daniel Sarah

172 Alexander McNaughton

In Cloghs, Cushendall in 1911 Farm manager for sea captain McKeegan

b.1866 RC Fa: James Mo: Ann Martin Brother John b.1868

98 Alley McNaughtin (but is this Aills Murphy of Cushlake?)

Farmer’s widow of Clough

b.1789 female

m.Alex? d.25th Feb 1869 Bally Castle (Ian? present at death)

BM See 130e for Alley family and John McNaughton owning 3 houses in 1859 And Thomas who m. an Alley and went to Baltimore in 1815 Though more likely thist is the Aills Murphy of Cushlake whose mother was from Torr but married a Murphy in Antrim who was shot in 1798. (http://www.antrimhistory.net/oral-history-project/interview-with-annie-mckillop/) Alis married Alex

McNaughton and had the James who eloped with Ann Martin and another of her sisters. Glens Gaelic speakers and RC

Ambrose McNaughton

Farmer and builder of Derryhollagh, Randalstown, Duneane. Lived in Ballygroby 1901

b.17.12.1868 b.04.12.1869

m.Rose Liddy at Cargin, Antrim 1894

Andrew McNaughton

Farmer of The Grange, Burt, Donegal (adjoins Co. Londonderry) Took over the farms of John and Alexander McNaught

m.Anne/Nancy AcAdow

Left will in 1812

Probably the Alexander McNaught in Burt 1743-51 (of Bohillin Bog (1742), Grange Quarter (1743) and Castlehill in 1746. Sons: William McKnight of the Grange who emigrated to US and naturalised in 1791 in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. D.11.07.1847 aged about 80. (Much researched in UHF library) Alexander McKnight who married Jane Baker. James McNaught

19a Archaball M’Naghton (The 1st Archibald)

?In Derry in 1722

m. Helen COI Daughter :Jane b 01.11.1722 St Columb’s Derry

Archaball McNaght

In Derry in 1714

m. Jean C o I Son Henry buried 21st Nov 1714 St Columbs

Archibald McNaghten

Farms 18 acres of arable in Knockavrinvan (Knockavrinnin, Loughguile) on the Benvarden estate in 1788 (but not there in 1810)

Went to Lislabin in 1803?

T1638/30/1 Volume of Maps 1788 T1638/31/2 Rent Roll of Hugh Montgomery’s Antrim Estate 1810 (Probably used Culfreightin RC) (Lislabin on John Hamilton O’Hara’s Estate is being farmed by John Edmonston and John Young on 1783 map T2971)

68d Archibald McNaughton

A weaver and then soldier

b. Kintone (Kinbane nr Ballycastle?), Antrim c.1779

Irish Militia* in 1799. Volunteered for 2/27th Foot 11th May 1805 WO25/954 *Militia rankers were mostly Catholic – but had Protestant officers

99h Archibald McNaughton

Irish (not Scottish) in 1871 in Annapolis NS

b.c.1788 /1791 Ireland

m. Catherine D Buried Perotte, Annapolis Oct 2nd 1878 with Catherine who d. Jan 17th 1865

Presb

Dau: Hannah Miller McNaughton b. 1830 NS m. Thomas Goldsmith Staying with Wm & Charlotte Woodland (she b.1822 England) and Oliver & Margaret A Goldsmith (she b. 1828 NS)

Archibald McNaghtin

Farmed at Lislabin, Loughguile in 1803

(Lislabin on John Hamilton O’Hara’s Estate is being farmed by John Edmonston and John Young on 1783 map T2971)

Archibald McNaughten

Grocer in Tuam Co. Gallway in 1846

m. Agnes Browne C o I Son: John Thomas b. 16th Oct 1845 bapt 2.02.1846 Tuam

106 Archibald Farmed at WORTH 1825 See 151 and 19a

McNaughton Could be interesting

Craigatimpan, Ballymoney in 1825 Tithe of 16s.

RESEARCHING LEASES

Tithe apt.

Perhaps on of Patrick McNaghten who “refused” (to swear the oath?) there in 1803? (The only McN paying tithes in the parish). One of 18 tenants in the townland with George Hutchinson Esq being the landlord Note: This was part of Clotworthy’s Estate c. 1640s which ran east-west from the Bann to Moneyneagh

113c Archibald McNaughton

Grocer on famine boat 1848 Railway labourer in New Brunswick in 1891

b. Ireland 1828 m. Mary C. presb

151 Archibald McNaughton

Ballyvoy b. 1836 d.1919 Bally Castle buried Culfeightrin

RC BM

151a Archibald McNaughton

Farmer of Cushendall, Moyle

m. Margaret Darragh (b.1837? – I believe she is the Margaret McNaughton buried in the Darragh grave at Culfeightrin 16.06.1907 aged 70

RC RI Son: John b. 30.05.1859 (mother not named) Son: Alexander bapt. 22.01.1860 (John sponsor & Kate McKlagan) Son: Archibald b.1861 Witness: John Son: Patrick b.05.04.1863

Of Clough

Buried with her son James who died 15.05.1945 and his wife Margaret who died 17.05.95

Dau: Mary b.20.02.1865 Son: Archibald bapt 28.12.1870 farmer of Clough who m. Harriet McKillop in 1898 Son: James b. 20.05.1875 (Sp: John McN and Catherine Bell)

Archibald McNaughton

m. Ann Dolargy RC Son: Archibald b. 20.01.1861 (Sp Dan McKillop & Annie McBride)

151b Archibald McNaughton

Of Ballyvoy Farmer of Clough, Cushendall in 1874 (illiterate)

m. Margaret Darragh

RC Dau: Elizabeth b. 1872 Son: James b.20th May 1874 Son: John b. 1858 Dau: Anne Jane b. 1876 Son: Neal b.1882

Inscription: Of / your charity / pray / for the souls / of / Archibald McNaughton / Ballyvoy / died 20th January 1919 / aged 85 years / his wife Margaret / died 16th June 1907 / aged 70 years / their daughter Annie / died 5th May 1903 aged 25 years / their son John / died 23rd Sept 1930 aged 72 years / and their son Neal / died 29th Jany 1934 aged 50 years / RIP (Culfeightrin Roman Catholic Churchyard)

125db

Armstrong McNaughton

Farmer Blacksmith in Auburn, NY in 1880

b. 1815 Ireland (but b. 1824 Ireland in 1860 C !)

m. Elizabeth Emigrated pre 1854

125de Armstrong McNaughton

In Delaware in 1840

b.c.1818 Ireland

m. Elizabeth Adair d. 1881 Delaware

Convicted for attempted murder in 1880

125dc Armstrong McNaughtan

Grocer in Kortright Delaware NY in 1850

b. 1819 Ireland m. Elizabeth Rachel b. 1845 Kortright, NY Mary Margaret

103f Arthur McNaughton

In Ireland in 1815

m. Eleanor Costello Son: Patrick 112ma b.1815

63 Bandon Sidney Rusel McNaughten

b.06.07.1777/79 Coleraine

Fa: James of Brook Street, Coleraine 43a

Barnard McNitt McNaughton

Birth 1700 in Donegal, Donegal, Ireland

m. Jane Jean Clark Death 16 JAN 1773 in Palmer, Hampden, Massachusetts, USA

Fa: Alexander Mo: Sarah Son: David McNitt

Baptis McNathen

m. Elizabeth McCartney

Register book

Dau: Elizabeth bapt 5.10.1760 St Anne’s Cathedral, Shankill Also Elizabeth bapt 13th Nov 1768

Baptist McNeighton

bapt. 14.02.1762 St Anne’s, Belfast

Fa: Baptist Mo: Elizabeth

10c* Bartholomew McNaghten

Of Ballyhunsley, South Bushmills Merchant of Dublin

d. by Nov 1706

Fa: Patrick 10 or Alexander 10b No male son and his property at Toberdorman went to Francis 17 in lease of 31 yrs Nov 1706

In a deed dated August 22, 1665, "Daniel MacNaghten of Benvarden in the County of Antrim, Gent," settled upon his eldest son John various estates, including "Ballyboggie, Ballylekine, Ballinesse, with the mill thereunto belonging, Atilyboyland, Ballylogh, Ballvtegart, and Maghercrean," with remainder allotted to his younger sons Alexander and Daniel MacNaghten, and a nephew, Bartholomew MacNaghten of Ballyhunsley. Ballyhunsley is the townland just 3 miles north of the Benvarden estate (as it was in 1788 map). Ballybogey is just 2 miles to the west (and just above

Tullycapple.).

12 Bartholomew MacNaghten Esq Snr

Of Benvarden & Dunluce His family lived and used St Mary’s in Dublin (deed of 1740 mentions house in Abbey Street) Perhaps a merchant in Derry

1677 Of Benvarden in 1736 and held land at Ballytaggart, Canageeragh, Toberbilly, Kilngilly, Ballylough, Drumnabrasley Legacurry, Feltin, Attaricherd, Knockavrinvan, Tullycapple & Ballybogey & Ballybogey mill (from brother Alexander)in 1736 & 2/4 of Knockanboy & 2/4 of Canogher forever & rents 5 acres of Glenlane

m Mary McManus

Left a will in 1742 PRONI T559 p.189

Fa: John 11 Dau: Jane 25 m. Workman Son: John 27 half hanged Son: Bart 34 Dau: m. Leslie

and 5 of Eshery for 31 yrs in 1738 & 125a of Kirkistown in Coleraine Liberties 9th Feb 1739 (Fee farm) Leasing land off Earl in Londonderry 8th Feb 1739 where Samuel Waring is a witness

http://irishdeedsindex.net/mem.php?memorial=69591

Bar McKnaghton Of Dunluce, Dunluce Lower

Protestant Householder in 1740

34 Bartholomew McNaughton / McNaghten Esq

Of Ballylogart in 1736 Of BallyBoggy from 1760s Of Kirkistown in 1765 and grants the 47 acre North Division to Robert Lowndes and sells the entire

b.c. 1724 m(1) Elizabeth Carey of Inishower, Donegal. d.Grafton Street, Dublin 1764 m(2) Sarah Johnston of Down in 1766 at St Mary’s, Dublin m(3) Charlotte Given 28.11.1769 at Coleraine (she was dau of

Inherited land from maternal grandfather (Henry McManus of Londonderry?) 2nd Son of Bart 12 of Benvarden and just managed to secure smaller estate of Ballybogey in 1756 before his elder brother John 27 caused Benvarden to be sequestrated D2225/7/14 The road from Ballybogey to Knockinkerragh was built over te moss c. 1763

quarterland of Kirkistown in 1797 Of Dunluce in 1769

Robert of Coleraine)

Bartholomew Of Malindober in Coleraine

Subscribed to The Messiah in 1766 Subscribed to Crawford’s History in 1783

34a Bartholomew McNaughton Esq

Of Dimond, Coleraine in 1770 Churchwarden at St Patrick’s 1772 Applotter for town 1777 (both as McNaghten but children McNaghten) In 1779 leasing a farm at Lisnarick to John Wilson Of Coleraine in 1782

Dimond one and Coleraine one are the same and “the line” to Bartholomew b. 1806 via Henry His Reps have Kirkistown in 1809, his heirs Ballyboggy and Carnglass in 1810 (Charlotte Vandeleur’s letter to Miss Lecky confirms Henry was 2nd son of

No Will or death noted which is strange Still signing Vestry Book on 2nd March 1793 but dead by March 1795 St Patrick’s register of burials seems intact for the period but only two burials are recorded in 1793 and none in 1794

C o I Children of Bartholomew McNaughton Esq of Dimond: Dau: Elizabeth Sarah bapt 08.11.1770 Coleraine m. Thomas Conway of the Queens County Militia at Coleraine 30th Mar 1795 Son: Edmund Bartholomew Edward Henry 68 b.1772 Son: Henry George 71 b.1773 Children of Bartholomew McNaghten Esq of Coleraine and Charlotte Given: Son: Robert Cary Hamilton b. 1774 Son: Richard Bartholomew 89 b. 1785 (If he’s not my Bartholomew, then he must have died young since Charlotte Vandeleur states only 3 sons attained

In 1782 he is leasing a farm in East Ballywatt to James Young and mills at Ballyboggy and Ballyrashane to a farmer Resident of Coleraine in 1783 and churchwarden 1787-93 (have photo of signature)

Bartholomew of “Benvarden and Ballyboggy”) Leasing farm in Lisnnarick to farmer in 1779

maturity) Son: Mildmay Alexanderb. 01.04.1788 d.02.05.1788 Coleraine Note Bart senior was churchwarden till Mar 1793 Jno McNaghten was sidesman from 2nd Mar 1793 (John and his wife Sarah were tenants of Bartholomew in Coleraine in 1784 when they had a son Henry baptised) Edmund McNaghten Esq was churchwarden from April 1794 But signs Macnaghten till May 1795 when he signs McNaghten and then reverts in May 1797 Mr Henry McNaghten is churchwarden in April 1798 for a year and then again in May 1805 (though doing his N differently) Robert McNaghten was churchwarden in Aug 1803 and till Aug 1805 at least except when Henry was doing it in May.

34b Bartholomew McNaghten Esq

Of Carnglass High Sheriff of Antrim in 1781

Mullin records McNaghten Estate as Revallagh, Risk,

Mortgage at Carnglass Beg in 1762 Carnglass is 3 miles from Balleybogy NOTE:

Carnglass beg, Lisnagalt & Ballywatt in Dunluce in 1762

Outhill, Ballywatt, Carnglass, Lisnarick, Ballybogey, Tulleycapple, Kirkistown and the mill at Ballyrashane (Families of Ballyrashane)

McNaghten, Bart of Carnglass, Co. Antrim is listed in “American Passenger Lists”: Mge. Hill Docts. 1762 (O.D.)

Bartholomew McNaghten Esq of Coleraine

Many years magistrate for Antrim and Londonderry

Died pre 1848 Daughter Frances Macky McNaghten dies in London 6.02.1848

Bartholomew McNaghten (Edmond Bartholomew Edward Henry McNaughton)

Gentry of Strand, Clontarf in 1824

Pigot

44 Bartholomew Naughten (Note spelling)

Married Elizabeth MacCormack 29.12.1770 St Paul’s Arran Quay Co. Dublin

Died 1832 Longford aged 72 Of Greenhall, Newton Cashel

RC RI RI

Witnesses: Francis Naughten, Ann Jackson, Catherine Newman

52 Bartholomew Edmund McNaghton

Bapt. 16.06.1753 St Mary’s Dublin

“Died Young” Really?

Son of half hanged 27 & Mary

76 Bartholomew Labourer of b.29.09.1785 A list of wives not A recruit of 3rd Aug 1798

77

McNaughton BallyMoney and 5th Dragoon (There are no McNaughtons amongst the 646 names in the 1766 Religious Census of Ballymoney. Nor tithe payers 1780-1817 bar widow McNaught in Glenlylough in 1780) Though there is Archie farming 18 acres at Knockavrinnian on the Benvarden Estate (but it’s the other side of Loughguile) in 1788.

BallyMoney (soon after Ballymoney was burned by government forces 18th Dragoon notes show appointed to the Band 24th April 1799 aged 14 and on his 3rd Foot notes of 1814, 29th Sept 1785 is written next to his service WO 25/326 (Two other entries in the Band records show him as 17 on joining, and one as 18 on joining in April 1799 – but I believe he was lying about his age at that period of time.)

allowed to embark with their husbands for Portugal in December 1808 (WO12/1374) gives his wife as Mary (with 3 children) but we can be confident that his wife at the time was Ann Povey. If the third child was theirs, then it must have been Sarah’s twin.

Served 5th Dragoons 15th June 1797 – 24th March 1799 (1 yr 283 days underage) Drafted to 18th Dragoons (with many of the 5th Dragoons) on 25th April 1799 (aged 17) – 3rd Sept 1814 (on reduction) Trumpeter 3rd July 1802. Reduced 24th July 1803. Reappointed 20th Dec 1805. Reduced to Serjeant in I Troop 13th March 1811 Deserted 20th July 1812 (or 31st May 1812) from Hounslow (“reported to be in London”and aged 27) WO25/2906 Rejoined 15th Nov 1812 (Possibly 4th /1st Foot on 14th Sept 1814 though this is probably a mis-attribution of the record to the wrong regiment by Ancestry.) 2nd/ 3rd Foot 16th Sept 1814 – 7th Sept 1821 Kilmainham outpensioner 2891 of 12th Sept 1822: Worn out by long service and poor vision of right eye. 15 yrs service with 165 days disallowed. Still says aged 40 and says McNaghten. Note says: Dead per letter 22702 WO 118/43

There is no evidence of him ever returning to England after his discharge in 1821 (and his pension details were never transferred to Chelsea). None of his children (who continued to stay in England with their mother) named a child after him. (On 16th May 1816 he was sent from the Depot to join the 1st Btn at Croix in France where it was part of the army of occupation. WO12/2115. He is stationed in France – variously at Croix, St Ormon and Valenciennes – for the next two years till October 1818. The regiment returned to England in the first week of November 1818 but his son George ( 127) was born 1818/19 Hounslow .There is therefore a possibility that he knew George could not have been his. Perhaps he therefore gave up on the family and settled in Ireland (or even Scotland or Canada in the end). (He certainly didn’t die in England after 1837 when registration of Deaths began.)

77 76

Bartholomew McNaughton

18th Dragoon Of Ealing

Married Ann Povey at Ealing in 1807 (witnesses: Thomas Williams & Charlotte Povey)

Dead by 1861 and probably by 1837

She born Brentford, Middlesex 1783 Dau: Sarah 119 b. 1807 Son: John 119aa b. Nov 19th and baptised 25th Dec 1808, St Lawrence’s, New Brentford. (Son of Bartholomew MacNorton , trumpeter of the 18th Light Dragoons and Ann Povey) Son: George 127 b.1818

119 Sarah McNaughton

b. Hammersmith 1807 but not baptised at St Paul’s Hammersmith

Married George Rampton, a painter at Ealing St Mary 29.04.1838 (both of Old Brentford)

Daughter of Bartholomew McNaughton, soldier, of Ealing 77 Francis Tracey (Margaret 85’s son) was a witness at the marriage Possible children: (James b. 1839 St Pancras?) Sarah Rampton infant of Night and Morning Row, Richmond buried 10th June 1840 (with George aged 24 who died 6th June)

George b. 1848 Bloomsbury

78 Bartholomew McNaughton

Travelled with his wife from Quebec to Montreal 09.09.1827 Since Bart 77 was not married till 1830 this must be my Bart !!!

Ship list http://www.theshipslist.com/ships/passengerlists/1827/jmsep09.shtml

85 Margaret McNaughton My Confirmed Ancestor

Born Ballcastell (Bally Castle), Antrim 1783 (aged 68 in 1851 Census of Richmond) (transcribed as Pam rather than Pain on Ancestry!)

Married John Tracey at St Mary’s Drogheda 1799 aged 15 but no such marriage record found (even by the regiment in 1816). He died at Northampton 3rd March 1816 from wounds received at Waterloo. Note: John Tracey b. 1778 served in the 5th Dragoons with the following McNaughtons:

(aged 71 when she died on 1st Oct 1854. Her death at 121 Churchyard, Richmond being reported by her daughter Mary Margaret Paine)

Tracey Children: Anne born 14th Dec 1799 Croydon. Bapt 5th June 1800 at St John the Baptist Croydon. m. William Stacey 12th Aug 1819 Kingston Upon Thames. They lived in Brewer’s Lane Richmond till she died 12th Feb 1840. He was a greengrocer and moved to George Street, Richmond in 1841. Thomas Bartholomew born 26th Dec 1801 New Radford, Nottingham. Enlisted King’s Dragoon Guards 28th Nov 1815. m. Hannah Pallon in South Leith, Edinburgh 4th March 1828 John born 23rd June 1804 and bapt 23rd August 1804 at Arundel RC . Buried in Preston, Sussex 3rd March 1806.

Patrick b. 1740 Francis b. 1773 John b. c. 1780 Bartholomew b. 1785 and in the 1st King Dragoon Guards with: Francis b. 1773 John b. 1791 m(2) James Paine 27.06.1822 at St Mary’s Ealing Witnesses: Elizabeth and Charles Atlee. Lived at Church Walk Richmond in 1841 & 51 He a post boy then ostler. He was a fly driver in 1854.

Francis born 21st August 1808 and bapt 4th Sept 1808 St Nicholas RC, Newcastle – a blacksmith. m(1) Mary Ann Agate 31st March 1845 (she d.1848). m(2) Mary Ann Drew 31st Jan 1850 m(3) Ellen Agate. Victualler of Artichokes of 77 South George Street, Richmond in 1851. Publican of Croydon in 1861. Process server of 108 Windmill Rd, Croydon in 1881. Sarah born 10th April 1813 Connaught, Ireland m. Thomas Brandon Terry in Hannover Square in 1843. Alexander born 15th Sept 1814 Glasgow* m. Hannah Payne 25th Sept 1836 in Guildford. A blacksmith in Balcombe in 1841. A railway contractor in March, Cambs in 1851. Mary Margaret (Paine) b. 1824 Richmond

Originally the children were baptised Catholics but, bar John, all were then baptised Anglican at St Sepulchre, Northampton 9th June 1816 (after their father’s death)

*The KDGs were in Cork,Ireland at the time –so why was Margaret in Glasgow (surely to see parents.)

NB The boys were trained as blacksmiths at the Royal Military Asylum, Chelsea. Francis was admitted on 2nd August 1816 and discharged 4th August 1822. Alexander was admitted 27th Sept 1825 and discharged 23rd Nov 1828. (Sarah received an annuity from the Waterloo Bounty charity.) Despite the blacksmith link, there are no known Patrick’s in this descent, so Patrick 37 must have been a parallel line? Although, interestingly, no surviving grandchildren seem to have been named after John Tracey either.

Children of Margaret McNaughton and John Tracey and the names of their children.

Anne Stacey

Thomas Bartholomew

John Francis Sarah Terry

Alexander

Ann b. 1824 Alexander Berkley b. 1828

Thomas B b. 1846 Margaret Eliz

Thomas b.1825 Francis b. 1829 Elizabeth Margaret Charlotte Jane

Frederick b. 1827

Catherine b. 1831

Sarah Ann

Francis b. 1829 Sarah Anne b. 1833

Hannah Matilda

Jane Louisa b. 1831

Robert b. 1836 Mary Ann Esther

Sarah b. 1834 Margaret b. 1838

Alexander Albert Francis b. 1861

Alexander b. 1834

Thomas B b. 1842

George b. 1835 Alfred

Margaret b. 1836

Henry b. 1838

82 Margaret Naughtan/

Clonmellon

Bapt 01.05.1784

RC Fa: James Naughtan Mo: Ann Martin

Bessy Naghtan (Note Spelling)

5th Dragoons here in 1785

Clonmellon, Co. Westmeath

Sponsors: Thomas Farmham and Rose Martin

83 Margaret McNaughton (Scots)

Bapt 11.08.1784 Kilmadock, Perth

Fa: Duncan Mo: Mary McKinlay

84 Margaret McNaughton (Scots)

Bapt 03.11.1782 Logierait, Perth

Fa:Peter Mo: Anne McFarlane

114 Bartholomew McNaghten Esq

Of Coleraine (in 1830) Of Ballybogy & Tullycapple (in Dunluce and Lisnisk, Lisnagalt in Ballyrashane; and mill of Ballyrashane in Kirkistown (which go to Catherine and then to Robert James Montgomery)

b.c. 1806 Ireland (Apparently inherited Ballyboggy from his uncle Captain Edmund – eldest son of Bartholomew, but the entail ended with him and though Alexander was heir at law, Bartholomew left Ballyboggy to the Montgomerys who had

In Glasgow in 1841 with wife Catherine (b. 1811) m. Catherine (Kitty) McNaghtin 18.05.1830 at Coleraine

Died 01.01.1852 “Last of the Line”

PRON Fa: Henry 71(son of Barth of Dimond) Of Argyle Street, Glasgow 1841 Of Independent means. In 1848 he is leasing land at Tullycapple to a farmer Will T/810/432: Wife Catherine 114c Cousins are Alexander 125 and Robert 125b and Charlotte 115

Benvarden)

114a (was 73)

Bartholomew McNaghten Esq

Communicant Xmas day 1823 And Easter 1829 when with Mr McNaughton (Robert?) Xmas day 1830 with wife. 1831 with Robert and Mrs. Magistrate 1843 JP in 1852

b. 18.10.1806 …tholomew of Ballybogg d.01.01.1852 Coleraine age 46 Son-in-law of James McNaghten (Gravestone inscription) Of heart attack at his residence Ballyboggy

Monument in Balyrashane Church

Fa: Henry 71

Bartholomew McNaughtin

House20, Spittle Hill, Coleraine

m. CoI 1831 Census

With 1 female servant

114b 114a

Bartholomew McNaghten Esq

Tithes in Rockspring, Kilbride, Wexford in 1827

(note Rev Edmund Leslie was “of Rockfield “ in Edmund’s will of 1780

Paying Tithes in 1827 31 and 30 acres of real estate with. Tithe £3. 4s. Gentleman's Magazine and Historical Review, Volume 98, Part 2 p.600

114c Catherine McNaghten

Wife of Bartholomew of Ballyboggy, and New Row Coleraine

b.1811 m. Bartholomew 18.05.1830

26.03.1863 Portstewart

Dau: of James Sister of Rev Robert 100a (she can’t be! – his father is Bart)

114c Catherine McNaghten

b.1811 Ireland visiting Stevensons in Edinburgh in 1871

114c Catherine McNaghten

Owned flax mill and 3 houses in Craigtownmore, Ballyaghran,nr Coleraine in 1859

And houses and rents out two 90 acre farms at Lisnagalt, Ballyrashane in 1859

Land at Ballybogey & Tullycapple in Dunluce Parish Land at Lisnagalt and Kirkistown in 1867

Gri

131db

Bartholomew McNaughton (but quite possibly named after Bartholomew Scott)

An engine worker in Crook, Durham in 1851

Bapt 02.11.1823 Long Benton, Northumberland

m. Ann Bilton (daughter of John Bilton, watchman of Trimdon Colliery and from Lincolnshire) in Trimdon parish Church, Stockton on Tees 11th May 1845 Witnesses: Ann McNaughton David Grieves

Died as a Brakeman of Peases Cottages, Crook 31st Jan 1856 (Inflammation of the lungs)

Angli Fa: Thomas (pitman) Mo: Ann Of Benton Square, Long Benton Sister: Elizabeth b. 1826 Children: Thomas b. 1846 Wingate, Durham John b.1848, Stanhope/Frosterly , Durham a coalminer and married Mary (of Crook) and had Thomas b.1872, William b.1874, Hannah b.1876, Bartholomew b. 1880, George b.1883, Annie b.1885, John b.1893 Margaret b. 1850 Brancpeth, Durham Bartholomew b. Crook, Durham 1855 (Wesleyan) who m. Ellen (of Hendon, Durham) and had Agnes b.1875 and George b. 1877 Elizabeth b. Crook, Durham 1856 who

m. Robert Johnson 7th Nov 1874 at Brancepeth

Bartholomew McNaughton With brother John (b.1821) and sister Margaret (b.1831)

living with Andrew Johnson (a coalminer at Greencroft Colliery) and his wife Ann (b.1806)* in Lanchester Durham in 1841

b. 1826 Scotland

On 28 Jun 1835 Andrew Johnson (widower), of this parish married Ann Nafton (widow), of this parish, by banns at St. Nicholas, Newcastle (Anglican) Witnesses: Bartholomew Scott, Edward Elliott An Elizabeth McNaughton aged 14 was staying with Bartholomew Scott in 1841. Therefore, I presume Ann Nafton was Ann McNaughton (widow of Thomas 105h)

*(an Ann Hogg was baptised 19th May 1806 at St Mary’s, Gateshead – parents: John Hogg and Ann Askew)

142d Bartholomew McNaughton

Servant to Wm Odell, Army Medic in Quebec in 1861 Labourer In Coaticock, Stanstead, Quebec in 1871 & 1891

b. Ireland c. 1831 WHERE !!

m. Rose Ann Hughes (daughter of deceased Philip Hughes and Catherine Daniel of Quebec). 29th May 1863 at St Patrick’s Quebec married in the presence of William Hughes and Mary Normile.

RC son of age of deceased Patrick McNaughton (112m) and the late Marie McNaughton of Quebec Chidren: Kate/Catherine b.1865 Mary A Eiizabeth Patrick Donald b. 1869 Ireland (prob d. young)(not registered Ulster) Daniel William J James

Bernard M’Natten

b.1792 d.1879 Monaghan

107a Bernard Of Athlone ? His child born in Athlone in 1811

McNaghten Son? Bernard b. 1817 Ireland

Bernard McNatan

One of the 160,000 respectful persons signing Lord Viscount Morpeth’s testimonial in 1841

111i Bernard McNaghten

Farmer of Cormurphy, Monaghan

1826 & 1835 Tithe

7 acres for 6s. in 1825 jointly with Patrick Rents a tiny house and 5 acres in1859 Griffiths (land £5)

125ia Bernard McNaughton

Railway labourer of Kilmaurs, Ayr in 1871 and ag lab of St Quivox, Ayr in 1851

b.1817 Ireland 1851 one born in Randalstown, Antrim c. 1819

m. Mary Rc Son: Francis b. Ayre 1849 Henry Bernard James

125ib*

Bernard McNaughton

Labourer in Houghton Le Spring, Durham in 1871 or 1881

b. 1822 Ireland

m. Eleanor

Bernard McNaugton

Farm labourer b. 1822 Randalstown, (Nr Drummaul)

m. Mary McKinnon in Auchinleck, Scotland in 1848

RC Children: Francis Henry Bernard James

125i Barney McNaughton

Ag lab of Angus’s Land,

b. 1816 Ireland

Barony Maryhill, Lanarks in 1841

164b Bernard McNaughton

Emigrated to Canada in 1859. In Stanstead, Quebec in 1871

b. Ireland c.1841

129aa Bryan McNaughton

Labourer of Edinburgh St Johns in 1871

b.1821 Ireland m. Rosellen Dau: Mary b. 1864

129ab Charles McNaughton

b. 1772 Limerick

m. Margaret Evans Ancestry Tree Son: Thomas Galway McNaughton Evans b. 1804

112e Charles McNaughton

Sawyer of Meeting House Lane, Belfast in 1820

It is probably his daughter that is the Charlotte Jane 132 b.1826 that marries a servant in Balleymoney

112ee Charles McNaghten

Rents tiny cottage and rents 9 acres at Ballyrashane in 1859

Rents house, offices and 9 acers at Carnglass Beg, Ballyrashane in 1859 £9 (land £8) off James Hannay But lets a tiny house to Sarah Clyde

112eg Charles McNaughton

Emigrated to US in 1849

b. 1805 Ireland Sons? Thomas b. 1829 Ir Charles b. 1830 Ir Ellen

112ef C P McNaughton In St Anne’s Montreal in 1851

b.1811 Ireland

122ea Charles McNaughton

In Massachusettes in 1870

b. 1815 Ireland m. Ann

112eea

Charles McNaughten

of Beardiville Park

Had bastard child (Peggy Ann) to Jane McCaghan bapt Dunluce 05.11.1822

Charles MacNaughten

Mr of Beardiville in 1821

Charles MacNaughten (probably Edmund Charles later Bart)

Paying tithes in Gallenagh in Tickmacrevan, Glenarm in 1832

Son or brother of the Edmund Esq paying tithes there too? (Probably Edmund Charles, nephew of Edmund Alexander of Beardiville)

Charles McNaughton (Thomas too)

Merchant seaman of Cushendal c.1850 Ticket 121323 & 467762

b.1828 BT 114/15 First went to sea 1849

112eh*

Charles McNaughtin

Labourer (of BallyMoney?)

Dau: Charlot a servant m. Charles Darcus a servant at BallyMoney 27th Aug 1849

113a Charles McNaughtin

Bapt 7.02.1828 Tralee

RC Fa: Patrick 105e

Charles McNaughton

Accountant Full age in 1852 m. Harriet Anne Beart in St Pancras in 1852

Fa: John (dec’d)

113b* Charles A McNaughton

Labourer of Coatbridge, Lanarks in 1871 Furnaceman in 1891

b.1846 Ireland (mother aged 47 ?)

m. Bridget Kelly Mo: Mary b. 1799 Sister Jane b. 1840 Children: Matthew b. 09.07.1868 in Livingston,West Lothian John Lizzie Julia

Patrick

Charles McNaughton

Engineer b. 1848 d.1881 Howrah, Calcutta

FMP

Christopher McNaughten

Of Lower Barratitoppy, Tedavnet, Monaghan

m. Mary Murray RC Gri Son: John b. 30.10.1840

113b* Cornelius McNaughton

b. 1783 m. Nancy Jane Mulvanon

d.16.09.1843 Fa: Daniel? Children: Mary Jane b. 25.11.1811 Coleraine m. Marcus Fayette Irwin in Pittsburgh 27.08.1833 Death 14 Apr 1876 in Pittsburgh, Allegheny, Pennsylvania,

2c* Daniel McNaughton

Of Oldstone (in the Barony of Kilconway)

d. by 1637 Son*: John 4b Son*: Neale 4c Catherine Margaret Fenola Mentioned in Ulster Inquisition (para 14) in 1627 as McNaghton

Daniel McNaghteen

Magheralean, Drummaul in Barony of Upper Toome in 1669

Hearth Tax

4 7?

Daniel MacNaughton

Chief of the Clan Benvarden

Fa: John 2 Son or is:Daniel 7

Donnell McNaughtyn

Sword in Earl of Antrim’s British Tenants on his Servitors’ Lands in the 1630 muster

R J Hunter’s footnote says son of John of Benvarden and the one who extended the family’s holdings significantly by buying four townlands in 1637 Served with Alexander

7 4?

Daniel MacNaughton Of Benvarden

Chief of the Clan

m.Catherine Dowdale, niece of the Bishop of Antrim but this must be wrong since Primate Dowdall, Archbishop of Armagh was 1487-1558

d. Pre Feb 1679 (referred to as deceaced in deed of 6th Feb 1679) D2977/3A/3/1/33

Fa or is: Daniel 4 Son*: John 11 Son*: Alexander 11a Son*: Daniel 11b Dau*: m. Andrew Willoughby Dau*: Esme of Beardiville m. Bryan McManus (though book "The Chiefs of Clan MacNachtan And Their Descendants" by Angus I. Macnaghten published in 1951 later states that she was daughter of John 11. Early entries in my table marked with an asterisk are details gained purely from this book)I think Esme is Bartholomew of Ballyhunsley’s sister and both were children of Alexander.

Daniel McNaghten Gent of Ballymagarry in 1637

Leased 2/4 of Ballyneglough [Ballylough] in Billy / Dunluce and ¼ Croggerye in Cary ; and ½ Ballytaggart, Loughguile; ½

from Randal the Earl of Antrim and Alexander McDonnell (his brother) 20th July & 17th Aug 1637 for 41 yrs

½ of Benvarden, ¼ of Kilmoyle, ¼ of Balenelorgan, 2/4 of Ballelegin, ¼ of Ballenasse and half ¼ of

D/2977/3A/3/1/3 & 17 (And held ¼ of Ballyrock in 1679 – but don’t know reference) * An historical account of the Macdonnells of Antrim : including notices of some other septs, Irish and

Laggachore; ½ Maghernan; and ½ Ballylough in Billy

Ardtiboylane and the mill of Ballenasse*

Scottish (1873) by Rev George Hill https://archive.org/stream/historicalaccoun00hill#page/438/mode/2up probably refering to 1637

Donnell McNaughten

In Muster Roll for Cary/Dunluce/Toome in Kilconway Barony 1630

Earl of Antrim’s British Tenant on his Servitors’ lands (along with Alexander)

Donell McNaghten (Daniel 4)

Gent of Ballymagarry in 1637

leased land in Mullan,Killins & Rosnashane (all in Finvoy) in trust for widow of Allastren Mckaye in 1637

D/2977/3A/5/1/5

Donnell McNaghton (Daniel 4)

Son and heir to 1st John McNaughton of Benvarden. An agent to the Antrim Estate

Protestant so did not forfeit lands in 1641

Fa: John 1 Son: John 4b (killed at Dunmaul 1641)

Inherited 60 acres of Ballymagarry nr Dunluce Castle; 30 acres at Coolnegar; 60 acres at Benvarden (Also had (No he didn’t!) lands by the river Bann 2 miles south of Coleraine: 17/4 of Ballymulvany; 2/4 of Ballylease; 1/8 of Knockantrane and 10 acres at Killy Tiny and 2/4 of Dromore; 2/4 of Twonacabogy; 2/4 of Cowldarra; 2/4 of Lackanreagh? This was wronly copied from archive.org Earl of Antrim)

Dunluce Castle, which as the ancient seat of the Macdonnells had undergone much battering in the tempestuous days of Sorley Boy, came to be regarded as unsuited to further use by Randal, second Earl of Antrim, soon after the middle of the seventeenth century. So the Earl bought Ballymagarry, probably from Daniel MacNaghten, and Benvarden House was built to become the chief seat of the MacNaghten family for a while. In a deed dated August 22, 1665, "Daniel MacNaghten of Benvarden in the County of Antrim, Gent," settled upon his eldest son John various estates, including "Ballyboggie, Ballylekine, Ballinesse, with the mill thereunto belonging, Atilyboyland, Ballylogh, Ballvtegart, and Maghercrean," with remainder allotted to his younger sons Alexander and Daniel MacNaghten, and a nephew, Bartholomew MacNaghten of Ballyhunsley.

Downs Suvey site states that in 1670 Daniel had 18 townlands: Ballycraig Upper and Lower, Ballykeel. Ballyleckan, Ballytober East and West, Walle Mill, Ballyness, Ballyclough North, North Centre, centre, South centre and South, Flower Mill, Seneril, Ballybogy, Shellfield, Benvardin and Dunluce. (The sites’ maps show how much of the area was still unsettled bog.): http://downsurvey.tcd.ie/down-survey-maps.php#bm=Cary&c=Antrim&indexOfObjectValue=-1&indexOfObjectValueSubstring=-1

Danyell McNaghten

Attorney for John Shaw over land at Glenarm 1637

3 Donald [sic ?] McNaghten

Landed Gentry Of Oldstone, Connor

Left will in 1661

PRONI

Daniel McNaghten Possessed Ballyrock in Ballyrashane till his death pre 1679

This was then leased by the Earl of Antrim to Robert Cussack Esq of Dunluce D/2977/3A/3/1/33

7 Daniel McNagten

Of Benvarden in 1669

Hearth Tax (Alexander had a hearth at Ballyboggy at the same time)

Daniel McNaghten

Alderman of ? m. Ellinor daughter of Ross Gaynor

Daniel d.1689 and Ellinor then married Bryan Mahon of Castlegar,

Dau: Rose who m. Matthew Reynolds, Merchant of Dublin. (It was Reynolds who left all this info in a will of 16 Sep 1724 – Bethan abstracts or prerogative

Co. Galway in 1693 (who fought for King James at te Battle of the Boyne) and had several/eight children with him

wills NAI) http://www.thepeerage.com/p50810.htm A penal bill of £40 by Daniel McNaghten dated 16 June 1686 is in the Gunning family’s Irish archive at Northants Record Office

Daniel McNaughten

Of Benvarden in 1692 Is tenant of 2/4 of Ballyboggy 2/4 of Ballylickine ¼ of Ballyness ½ Q of Artboylan

Typescript record actually states “of Rencoward” with a note saying that this must be a mistake and it must be Benvarden

But if this is Daniel born c.1660 then he may well be living at Rencoward (though not sure Rencoward actually exists)

T/372/B

11b* Daniel McNaughton BUT NOTE ENTRY BELOW FOR 1784

m. Catherine McKenty (dau of Neal) (She d. 14.03.1684 at Glenarm aged 26)

book Fa: Daniel 4

Daniel McNaughton

b.1674 d.1674 Fa: John 11

36d* Daniel McNorton

In St James, Dublin in 1759

m. Elizabeth Son: John b. Dublin 1759

Daniel McNaugton

Appointed Petty Constable for

Glenarm Court Leet D2977/23/1/2/1

North end of the parish of Layde 06.05.1789

Daniel McNaughten

Of Glenarm area

BUT NOTE ENTRY ABOVE FOR 1684

m. Catherine McKenty (dau of Neal of Crany) who d.14.03.1784 and was buried in Glenarm Tickmacrevan

Stone missing but there in 1911 T3054/A/2

111aa Daniel McNaughton

m. Jane McGrath 03.05.1795 St Nicholas Dublin

Witness James McNaughton

107b* Daniel McNaghten

Carpenter of Derryhollagh, Randalstown

b. 1798 bachelor d. 30th Jul 1869 Antrim

Surely brother of Francis

Daniel McNaghten

In 1802 has bill settled for him by Edmund McGildowney agent at Ballycastle (whose attorney is Robert McNaghten of Dublin)

Daniel McNaughten

Tenant of quarterland of Rencoward (which document

Holds 2/4 of Ballyboggy; 2/4 of Ballylickine; ¼ of Ballyness; ½ Q of

D372/A

suggests ought to be Benvarden)

Artboylan in Dunluce. (doc says purchased in 1845)

Daniel McNeighton

Orthodox Presbyterian of Cairncastle, Glenarm 1834-42

m. Jane Huston Pres Sons: Daniel bapt 18.03.1834 Cairncastle Robert bapt 17.01.1836 Ballygally T3054/B/7A & B

Daniel McNaughten

Tithes in Cushendall (5s. 6d.) and Knocknacarry (£1 0s. 6d.) in 1826

Daniel McNaghten McNaughten

Of Knocknacarry ( Cushendall) in 1821 (for 1 life and to John McCambridge eldest son of James McCambridge of Leaney, Antrim.) Signs (in a fine hand) McNaughten

Rents 23 acres of Knocknacarry from Lord Mark and Lady Charlotte Kerr in 1821 for 21 yrs (plots 4, 5, 6, 7 & 8

(James Snr & James Jnr rent 8 acres, and Alexander rents 6 at Cloghs for 1 life or 21 yrs from same landlord) D2977/3A/4/80/6 Perhaps son of Patrick b. 1786 who dies there Note: Only Alexander McNeille at Knocknacarry in 1742 But Thomas is tenant in May 1847 (written on front of lease) and Patrick on official map of 1849 D2977/36/20/5 (Then Mcleary in 1857)

Daniel MacNaughten

Of New Row Upper, Coleraine in 1858

Griffiths WHO IS HE?

111 Daniel McNaughton

Of Drummuck, Clogher

Will of 1849 PRO NI

111a Daniel McNatten Farmer Of Drummock, Tehallen, Monaghan

1832 Tithe An

Daniel M’Naughten

b.c.1812 d.1872 Monaghan

Daniel M’Naughton

In Antrim Gaol in 1836

112j Daniel McNainghton / McNaughtan

Turner Criminal luvator of Royal Bethlehem hospital, Southwark in 1851

b.c.1811 Isaviour, Ireland No – born Scotland (Glasgow?) c.1813

Article on Google re his trial for murder http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Daniel_M'Naghten Fa: Daniel Mo: Ada McNaughton Rules of insanity

120af Daniel McNaughton

Farmer Emigrated 1853 to Philadelphia

b. 1812 Ireland Son John Dau Eliza

130aaa

Daniel McNaughton

Labourer of German St, Philadelphia in 1873

b. 1819 Ireland d. Philadelphia 21.02.1873

130aab

Daniel McNaughton

In Pennsylvania in 1870

b. 1819 Ireland m. Catherine Son: John F C McNaughton

130aac*

Daniel McNorton

Labourer in Kelly’s island, Eire, Ohio in 1850

b. 1817 Ireland

130aaf*

Daniel McNorton

Labourer in Pa, US in 1860

b. 1820 Ireland m. Catherine Children: Charles b. 1848 Pa Isabella Mary Sarah John Kate David

130a Daniel McNaghten

b.1820 m. Kate McQuillan d.1890

Daniel McNaughtin

Cushendall, Layde area

m. Catherine McQuillan

RC Children: Archie b. 17.12.1864 (Sponsor Archy McNaughten) Mary b. 27.02.1867 Charles b. 5.10.1870 (Sponsors Alex McN and Rose McQuillan)Layde and Ardclinis (Cushendall) MIC1D/68/1

Daniel McNaughton

Farmer of Clough, Cushendall

b.1820 m. Catherine McQuillan

d. 25th Jan 1887 Clough

RC Son: Charles b.26.10.1862 Cushendall Archibald b.17.12.1864 Charles b. 05.10.1870 Cushendall (present at death) Alexander m. Elizabeth MacGann in Granard, Co. Longford 1905

130b* Daniel McNaughton

b.1819 UK m. Mary Arthur of Airdrie Lanarkshire

Son: Daniel b. 1843 Ireland (Tea and Spice Merchant) m. Agnes Whitelaw Mchaffie 14.06.1872 South

Lodge,Pollok,Eastwood,Renfrwshire

134d* Daniel McNorton

Arrived NY 19.04.1853 with Owen

b.1825 Ireland

Daniel McNaughton

Merchant seaman of Layde c. 1845 Ticket 58492

From BT 114/15

Daniel McNaughan

Of Glenriff or Waterfoot, Warren in Layd in 1860

Griffiths

Daniel McNaughton

Labourer of Coleraine Park

m.Catherine Kilpatrick 29 Mar 1854 Coleraine, St Patricks

C o I Mar but RC bapt

Fa: John, labourer Dau: Jane bapt 10.03.1858 Dunean RC (Sp Jane Keenan)

Daniel McNaughton

b.c.1834 d.12th Aug 1894 Armagh aged 60

Death cert not viewed

Daniel McNaughton

Labourer of Mullinary, Middletown, Armagh in

b.c.1837 Mary Jane RC Admitted Armagh workhouse 26th May 1887 to 6th July (No.1687) Did he have a son Thomas in 1876 with Ann (a servant) who was brought up by his uncle at Doogery, Middletown but in the workhouse 2 Aug 1887 to 19th Sept? (No. 1867)

149a Daniel McNaughton

Grocer of Worcester, Mass in 1880

b. 1835 Ireland m. Ellen Parents Irish

164 Daniel Pensioner Married Elizabeth Pres BM Fa: Patrick , a labourer 125g

McNaughton (soldier) in 1868 of Mullhome

Morell 19.11.1868 at Ballymoney 1st Presbyterian Church (she daughter of Samuel, a labourer.)

MIC/1P/363/A1-C1

164a Daniel McNaughton

Labourer then Soldier

b. 1839 Dunloy, Coleraine Londonderry

2/5th Foot 17th Dec 1857 – 15th Jan 1863, then 99th Foot till 5th Oct 1867 Served in Mauritius 4.5 yrs and Cape of Good Hope 4.5 yrs. Labourer WO97

164aa Daniel McNaughton

Quay Labourer in Govan, Lanarks in 1901

b. 1839 Ireland m. Mary J (wife in 1901)

164ae*

Daniel McNatten In Perry, Clarion Pennsylvania in 1850

b.1837 Ireland With Frances or Esther

Daniel McNaughtan

Of St Patrick’s Belfast in 1861

m.Jane Black RC RI Son: John b. 1861

Daniiel M’Naughton

at Union Place, Lancaster street, Belfast in 1877

Daniel McNaughton

Labourer of Downpatrick getting Outdoor Relief from Downpatrick workhouse in 1900 aged 53

b.1847 m. May One child (perhaps the James aged 38 and labourer of Down claiming relief in Feb 1903 b.1865)

David McKnight Of Coleraine in b.1693 m. Priscilla d.17.07.1733 C o I Children:

1733 aged 40 Wybrant d. 30.11.1737 Margaret m. Church

112o David McNaughton

Soldier Chelsea Pensioner in Gallowgate, Glasgow St John in 1851

b.1799 Ayre m. Margaret Son: William b.1838 Ireland

112n David McNaughton

Weaver of Glasgow college in 1851

b. 1809 Ireland m. Mary Sons: William J b. 1827 Ireland Jane Alexander b. 1835 Ireland (mechanic) Charles b. 1850

David McNaughtin

m. Mary McMigan Son: Scott bapt 17 Sept 1842 Shankill

David McNaughten McNaghten (RI) McNaghtin

m. Mary McMeehan/McMeekan (RI)

C o I Son: Charles bapt 18 Aug 1843 St Anne’s Shankill

147a David McNaughton

Labourer Emigrated to US in 1882 with children

b. 1834 Ireland Jane David George Mary Frank all b. Ireland

147aa*

David McNatton In Millcreek, Clarion, Penn in 1870

b. 1838 Ireland

Denis McNaghten

One of the 160,000 respectful persons signing Lord Viscount Morpeth’s

testimonial in 1841

107a Denis McNaghten

Late Of Bally Castle

m. Mary He d. 18.03.1855 She d. 17.07.1860 Buried Bonmargy

DAA Son of: ? Being paid 2s. by Gildowney the agent (for killing sparrows?) in April 1803

Denis McNaughtin

Witness at marriage in Ballymoney in 1843

His Mark for marriage of James Dean and Jane Steele at Ballymoney C of I

107b Denis McNaughten (Henry also there in 1859)

Probably a weaver House and yard at Rodden Foot street, Ballymoney in 1859 & 1862

Landlord James Cameron the neighbouring weaving factory owner

112gb*

Dennis McNorton

In NY (?) in 1870

b. 1811 Ireland M?. Johanna (b.1830)

With John b. 1856

125de*

Dominic McNorton

Day labourer in Nodaway, Missouri in 1860

b. Co. Mayo 1815

m. Mary Daughters: Ann b. 1854 Ireland Catherine Bridget

81 Donald McNaughton

Pauper of St Mary Wynd, Stirling in 1851

b. Ireland 1781

81a Donald Bain McNaughton

Emigrated to Canada

b. 1790 Ireland m. Marion Cameron

d. 24.09.1865 Canada

Son: Donald B McNaughton b. Scotland 1823 m. Elizabeth Figsby d. 11.11.1883 Hemmingford, Canada

154b Donald McNaughton

Farmer In Havelock, Canada in 1871

b. Ireland 1836 m. Jessie Pres CoS in 1871

Mo: Ann b.1801 Scotland Son: Donald b. 1854

5 Donoughily McNaghten

Dunluce, Connor

Left will in 1684

PRONI

Dorothey McNaghten

Paying tithes in Killyrea, Dunaghy in 1825 KILLYREE is the townland next to BALLYREAGH

6 Dunkan McNaghten

Ballyboggy, Connor

Left Will in 1685

PRONI

Duncan McNaughton

Of Dublin and Esq of Isle of Man

m. Elizabeth Walker 16.08.1771 Kirkcudbright, Scotland

Irish ancestor

Duncan M’Naghtan

Esq of Dublin Left will in 1774

129ab Duncan McNaughton

Labourer of Aberfeldy, Dull, Perthshire in 1881

b.1821 Fortingall Gaelic, Ireland

Duncan J McNaughton

CoI IG Son William M (Apocethary)m. Rose Dooley 1870 St Thomas, Dublin

129ac*

Duncan McNorton

Arrived Boston,US 1848

b. 1821 Ireland

Ebenezer M’Naghton

b.1798 d.22nd Jul 1880

Certificate not viewed

Banbridge, Armagh

14 18?

Edmund MacNaughton / McNaghten

Esq of Beardiville High Sheriff of Antrim in 1747 Name changing from Mcnaghten to MacNaughton

b.14.08.1679 Ireland Aged 10 went into Londonderry with his mother (Young stating that she was by then a widow – which concensus seems to think is incorrect) whose Uncle Stafford was a defender

m(1) Leonora Vesey m(2) Hannah Johnstone (dau of John Johnston Esq of Belfast) in 1761 (aged 82 !! to find an heir to prevent wastrel nephew John 27 inheriting)

d.1780/1 Londonderry aged 102 Will of 1780 survives

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Fa: John 11 Will T/2292/4 Leaves all the lands of the Earl of Antrim to 1st Son: Edmund Alexander 56 b.1762 2nd Son: Francis 57 b.1763 Nephew is Bartholomew 34 (son of 12) Map of Beardiville Estate T2292 Lands in NE Liberties of Coleraine in 1749

Edmund McNaghten Esq of Beardiville in 1737 Land at Toberdornan (Beardiville), Revallagh, Ballyhunsley, Islandcarrig, Upper Ballyclogh,(24th Feb 1748) Risk and Outhill

Buys Bay and Straidkill and ¾ of Ballygawn & Ballycos and ½ of Carnballagh in 1736 (in the Glenarm rental of 1742) Attends the annual Court of the Vestry for the united parishes of

Leases Lisnadan, Moneygroagh, 20 a at Rougham, 10 a at Munie, 20 a at Agherevenagh, Drumlinsey and 2 tenements in Glenarm town for 3 lives in 1749 Posessed a 41 acre farm at Drumnagh in Barony of

Gent of Benvarden leases 2/4 of Moneyduff & Tullaghbane in 1725

4th son of John 11 of Benvarden Leases 3 tenemants in Glenarm to Nicholas Stewart for 3 lives in 1753

(The two quarterlands of Beardiville (otherwise Toberdorman) had been leased to James Stewart Esq in trust for him. [Will])

Temple Oughter and Tickmacrevan from Apr 1737 to July 1750 and always as McNaghten Q of Ballinlea in 1738 renewable

Glenarm [which was re-leased 13th Nov 1777 to George Stewart – for lives of John O’Hara son of Henry of Colaggan aged 8 and James McNaghten son of Samuel of Ballyreagh aged 9 gentlemen] Drumnagle in 1777 for 3 lives. Also Laid, Glenaan and Essary in 1777 Q of Drumnaglave, Kilconway in 1783 for 3 lives/41 yrs Q of Broughmore,2/4 of Croughbans, 2/4 of Grainan, 2/4 of Senagh, 2/4 of Ardaghmore in Carey in 1783 for 3 lives

18 14?

Edmund McNaghten Of Ballywillan, Dunluce

Protestant householder in 1740?

“Cornet” McNaughtan

Agent to Earl of Antrim 1739

56 Edmund Alexander MacNaghten Chosen as new Clan Chief 1818 and then succeeded by his brother Francis Workman MacNaghten

High Sheriff in 1793 Of Beardiville mountain . 1 Stafford Street London and Shane’s Castle in 1807 19 Bury Street, St James 1813 Barrister and MP for Antrim and then MP for Suffolk. Lord of the Treasury 1818-1830 Tithes in 1832 there and Ballywillin, Lower Dunluce and Outhill, Revallagh North, in Ballyrashane. Has Ballinlea (since 1738)(Carey)

b.02.08.1762 (not 21 in 1780) Probably (with Francis) to inherit land at Laid, Glenaan and Essary that’s in possession of Edmund McNeill in 1777 Holds Drumnaglane for 3 lives (incl Richard Jacksom) in 1783. Gets land at East torr, Broaghmore (his since 1783) and Drumglane in 1809

Married his housekeeper and beneficiary Mrs Mary Anne Fitzsimmons

Died 15.05. 1832 Beardiville

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1st Son of Edmund 14 Stood for election in 1790 Will of Edmund McN of Beardville of 1827 exists D/1375/3/38 Will of E A McN 1832 doesn’t exist Brother 57 inherited Serjeant in I Troop of Coleraine Yeomanry cavalry 1796. Antrim Volunteers in 1805 But codicil to will dated 15th Jan 1827 mentions two sons not mentioned in Will: Charles Edmund – a writer in the Civil Service in Ceylon Robert Adair – who behaved improperly in India (but had a daughter Laura mary who m. Felix Neeld Burne 25th Aug 1859) (one of these must have had a son Arthur) Also a daughter Mary Anne Daughter Mary married Captain James Hannay of the 8th Regt at Dunluce 12th June 1828

and Malindober , Carncogy, Beardiville and Ballyogloughs in Dunluce in 1809/11

Churchwarden in Ballywillin Aug 1814. Buys a lot of land in Cary and Dunluce off Lord Mark Kerr in 1819

Daughter Milinda was buried at Ballycastle 3rd Sept 1824 (MIC1/109)

Edmund McNaughten (Index card states Edmund Archibald) Check MIC/15AA/16

Paying tithes in Ballyhome in Dunluce in 1828

Alexander McNaughten paying tithes there too

Edmund Mcnaghtin (EA)

Paying tithes in Park, Dunluce in 1828

Alexander McNaghtin paying tithes there too

Edmund Alexander MacNaghten

Of Tamnamoney, Coleraine in 1801 and at Bovagh in 1802

On Committee of Orange Lodge, Coleraine in 1799 Bovagh had been the headquarters of the Bovagh cavalry in 1798

Edmund M’Naghten

Of Bovah in 1802

Takes out Game Licence at Coleraine in 1802 , as do: N'Naghten Francis, Coleraine M'Naghten A. E,, Beardville

67 Edmond Bartholomew Edward Henry McNaghten

Captain in Londonderry Militia Lived (Strand)near

bapt. 09.02.1772 Coleraine

m. Mary Anne Mills 06.10.1796 St Mary’s Dublin (church records on Irishgenealogy.ie

Died 19 Oct 1838 age 66 but Headstone ordered for St

IG

Col Fa: Bartholomew 34 McN Esq of Dimond and Benvarden and Ballyboggy No sons so left Ballyboggy to nephew Bartholomew

Edmund McNaghten Esq was churchwarden from April 1794 But signs Macnaghten till May 1795 when he signs McNaghten and then reverts in May 1797

Clontarf, Dublin And at Merrion Avenue at end Freeholder of Dublin

Dublin Uni 1789 aged 17

show Edwd McNaughten of County Antrim Esq)

George Dublin in April 1855

IG

75e* Edmund McNanton

Farmer in Marengo, Iowa in 1856

b. 1782 Ireland m. Mary (b. 1806)

100 Edmund Charles Workman MacNaughton Esq Sir by 1846

Sir, 2nd Baronet Of Beardiville Of Calcutta in 1821 & 1822 Returned 1825 Of London 1830 Holds Revallagh in 1835 High Sheriff 1837 Of Roe Park, Newtown Limavady in

b. 1790 Co. Dublin Charterhouse Sch and Dublin Uni

Edmund Charles MacNaghten m. Mary Ann Gwatkin at St Marylebone, Westminster in 1827

d.1876 buried at Dunluce

DAA Son of Sir Francis 57 Land at Billy: Ardihannon, Ballylinny, Ballytaylor, Main street of Bushmills, Castlenagree, Clogher N & S, Dooey, Kilcoobin, Turfahun Land at Ballyrashane: Outhill, Revallagh N & S Land at Ballywillin: Beardiville Land at Dunluce: Ballaghmore or Bushmills, Ballyclough South Centre, Ballyhunsley South, Bushfoot or Lisanduf, Bushmills, Island Carragh N & S Tithes at Gallenagh in Tickmacrevan (Glenarm) in 1832 (Joseph McKibben of

1838 and 1840, 1842 (Clogher in 1841), 1846 42 Upper Brook Street (London?) and Bushmills House in 1848 Lands in Parishes of Billy, Ballyrashane, Ballywillin and Dunluce in 1859 Holds Pullans in NE liberties of Coleraine in 1867

Glenarm assigns Calf Parks in Galdanagh to him in 1821)(Gallanagh and Drumoen in McGildowney’s Rent Book of 1835) Land at Galdonagh, Drumourne & Knockanffrin in 1841 Sons: Francis Edmund b.1828 8th Hussars Edward Charles b.1838– barrister William Henry – 1st Bengal cav Fergus Edmund Charles

100b* Edmund MacNaghton (later Bart.)

Of Independent means in Lansdown Crescent, Cheltenham in 1841

1791 m. Mary b. 1801 Children: Mary b. 1832 William b. 1833 Fergusson b. 1837 Ireland Edmund Charles b. 1839 Ireland Octavia b. 1840 Ireland

121g Edmund McNaughton

In Shandrum, Co. Cork in 1836

m. Joan McAuliffe RC RI Fa: Patrick 66a? Dau: Mary 153

157e* Edmund Charles In Cheltenham b. 1839 Ireland Kia 1861 New Fa: Edmund bart b. 1791

MacNaghten in 1841 Royal Artillery

Zealand

20b Edward McNaughton

b.1692 Book says son of John 11

20b? Edward M’Nagten b.1692 Dublin Uni 1709 Son of John

20b? Edward M’Naghten Esq

Subscribes to a book in Dublin in 1743

20b? Edward McNaughten

Esq of Ballymagarry in 1750

Neighbour mentioned when the Earl’s house burned down in 1750 and the contents were moved to Glenarm

20b? Edward McNaughton

Justice of the Peace in Co. Antrim in 1738 and 1733

No descendants found yet

20b? Edward McNaughton

Renting large house in Church Street, Coleraine in 1782 Churchwarden 1794

C o I (I reckon this is Edward b.1692 son of John and it can’t be bart’s EBEH since he was only 10 then.) Paying 16/7/6 pa to Rt Hon Richard Jackson, attorney for The Irish Society’s Estate . New Row rents are similar at £17; and Lord Tyrone has a few cheap properties on FerryQuay Street for £3 pa D668/A/5/3

Edward MacNaghten

Mr. Inspector of Flaxseed in Belfast in 1811

Edward A M’Naghten

Of Beardiville, Coleraine. On Linen Board in 1818

Edward Mcnaghten Lived at Bovagh for a while in early 19th C

Edward A McNaghten

Holds Island Flackey, NE Liberties of Coleraine in 1867

68a Edward McNaughton Esq (EBEH)

Lisnisk, Lower Dunluce, Ballyrashane

Tithe 1832

68b E McNaghten Esq (EBEH)

Lisnagalt in Ballyrashane, Derry

Tithe 1832 Bart b.1806 has land there in 1840s

Edward McNaghlin [sic] I think this is EA

Paying tithes in Ballyhunsley, Townend,Park , Islandcarragh (all in Dunluce) in 1828

Alexander paying tithes in these places too (Though only Robert paying in Ballyboggy)

75b* Edward McNorton

Labourer in US b. 1783 Ireland Married Died Honey Creek Iowa in Feb 1860

75d* Edward McNorton

Farmer in Dummick, Lasalle, Illinois in 1850

b. 1783 Ireland With Bridget b. 1818 Ireland Michael b. 1831 Ireland

81b Edward McNaughton

Cultivateur In St Anne, Montreal in 1851

b. Ireland c. 1782

Dau: Rosanna b. Long sault BC 1806 Ann b.Montreal 1808

100a* Edward In Hannover 1790 Ireland m. Mary (b. Devon)

MacNaghten Baronet

Square, St George, London in 1871

68cc E McNaghten (EBEH)

Of Merrion Ave Dublin

b.1772 Buried St George’s Dublin 19.10.1838 Age 66

IG

68c Edward McNaghten

Merino Crescent, Clontarf, Dublin in 1833 Freeholder of big place at Tamneymoney

EA had land at Tamneymoney

Paying Tithes in 1833

Edward McNaghten

Living in Hollybock Strand, Clontarf, Consilla, Dublin in 1828

House owned by owner of many properties including one in Merino Ave and the Royal Charter School itself

125h Edward McNaughten

Pauper in Southwark workhouse in 1851

b. 1815 Kerry

129a Edward McNaughton

Labourer In Canada Prince Edward Island, Queens lot 65 in 1881

b.1819 Ireland m. Jane RC Children (all born Ireland): Peter b. 1868 Ireland Francis Daniel Edward Rosa Ann b. 1878 Ireland

137a Sir Edward MacNaghten

Of Dunderave High Sheriff

b. 03.02.1830 Marylebone

m. Francis Martin 18.12.1858

d. 17.02.1913 Dunluce

Son of 100

4th

baronet

1877 Living in Knightsbridge in 1911

Subscriber to the New Assembly Rooms in Ballymoney in 1865

137aa*

Edward MacNaghten

In Ardihannon, North Bushmills in 1911

Son: Francis b. 1864

157c* Edward McNatten

In Branchville, Perry, Indiana in 1880

b. 1838 Ireland

111oa*

Elliot MacNaghton Esq

JP and director of EIC in 1851 living in Woodford, Essex Council of India Living in Hannover Sq, St George, London in 1871 and in Ovingdene, Sussex in 1881

b. 1807 Bushmills Co.Antrim

m. Isabella (wife in 1851 & 1871) m(2) Annie (b. Calcutta) in 1881

Dau: Letitia b. Calcutta

Ewen McNaughton

Soldier b.1777 Ardmanashire, Argyle

Died Belfast 07.04.1815

1st/79th Foot

137cb*

Fergusson MacNaughton

In Cheltenham in 18?1 Bombay Civil Service

b. 1836 Tamlaght Finlagan (Ballykelly), Derry

d. 1867 Mussoorie, India

Son of Edmund Charles b. 1791

17 Francis McNaghten

Of Ballyrashane,

b.1675 Never married Will of 1729 d.1730

Fa: John 11 No issue

Coleraine, Connor Inherited property at Ballyhunsley from Bartholomew of Dublin in Nov 1706

Paying for Salmon fishing at Portneen, Dunluce c.1720 Map of his estate at Beardiville in 1713 T2292/1

Francis McNaghten Leases land at Leeke, Revallagh, Ballyhunsley, Islandcarragh and Ballyclough for 31 yrs in 1707 and again in 1716 when Gent of Beardiville in 1716 when renting Outhill

Gent of Ballyhunsley has 2/4 of Toberdornan for 31 yrs in 1709 (1st Nov 1708)

Gent of Benvarden in 1708 Gent of Toberdorman (alias Beardiville) Aug 1716 Leasing the salmon fishing between Dunluce Castle and the old castle at Ballyreagh (which Jon of Benvarden had had prior, and that Edmund of Beardiville had in 1744)

Eldest son of John 11, Gent of Benvarden

Francis McNaghten Gent of Beardiville in 1716

Rents Outhill for 31 years 1716

Which?? McNaghten (Thomas)

Rents 109 acres in Culfreightrin in 1734 with

Rents 38 acres of arable and pasture, 19 of wood pasture, 52 of healthy pasture and moss at Coolaveely (between Ballyveradagh, Kilroberts and

McCollum Broaghmore townlands, Culfreightin (Ref 1703/1 Maps of Carey 1734)

Francis MacNaghten Esq

Elected church warden in Billy 10.04.1787

(along with Jackson Wray) CR1/29/A/1

65a Francis McNaghten Esq

Of Glenarm mill, Ballymena in 1786 Of Malmehasre, Dunluce in 1787 and Mallendober in 1787

Fa:probably Edmund Leasing 5 acres to farmers D2977/3A/4/28/5

Francis McNaghten Esq of Glenarm (Mill, Ballymena?) Esq of Mallendober

Rents out 5 acres of Carnalbanagh for 3 lives or 21 yrs in 1786 Rents out another 5 acres in 1787 and another in 1788

Francis McNaghten (later Sir)

Cornet 13th Light Dragoons Recruiting in Coleraine in 1781

Belfast Newsletter no. 4632 Dec 28th – Jan 1st 1782 Advertisement concerning desertion of James Young on 7th Dec 1781

Francis McNaughten

Small farmer (?) of Barony of

b. pre 1763 ? m. Mary (widow in 1813)

d. pre 1813 RC Rents with Charles & Daniel McAlester, Manus O’Hamil and Pat O’Lyn

Signs name D2977/3A/5/20/7

Kilconway in 1781 Rents share of 189 acres in North Quarterland of Lignamanagh (Legagrane?) in 1781 for 30 yrs

D2977/3A/5/20/7 Presumed sons: Thomas b.c.1772/1782 John b.c.1795/1798 ?

57 Sir Francis W MacNaghten Knighted 1809 1

st Baronet 1836

Clan chief 1832

Workman-MacNaughton Of Glenarm 1786 Francis of Glenarm in1785 lets out 5 acres of Carnalbanagh. Of Dublin City 1789 & 90 Of Dublin, Bay in 1790 Supreme Court Judge in Madras & Calcutta 1793 Renewing lease at Lisnaden in 1803 Of Glenarm

b. 02.08.1763 Land at Clogher (since 1738), Ardihannon (since 1737), Ballytaylor (since 1693) in 1809; Blairmount, Agheramanagh/Magheramenagh and Bay in Glenarm in 1810; Stanalane, Meadow Park and Lisanduff in Dunluce in 1810; Ballytaylor, Ardihannon and Clogher in

m. Letitia Dunkin (dau of Sir William) 06.12.1787 at St Marylebone

d. 22.11.1843 of Bushmills House, Antrim buried at Dunluce with no inscription but high railings

C o I DAA 2nd Son of 14 Edmund Alexander of Beardiville has power of attorney for him in 1805 while he is in India Letitia, Dowager Lady of 26 Upper Grosvenor Street, Marylebone buried 20th Nov 1852 Children: Edmund Charles 100 later Bart.b.1790 m. Mary Anne Gwatkin William Hay 105 b.1793 Killed at Cabul 1840 (m.Frances M’Clintock, widow - one of the prisoners with Lady Sale) Francis b.1798, Bengal service m. Ellen Connolly Elliott b.1807, Calcutta m. Isabella Law John Dunkin b.1810, Bengal cavalry Steuart b.1815, lawyer m x 3 Ann m. Rev Richard Olphert of Charlestown, Louth Eliza Serena m. Maj Gen Robert Sewell Marianne d.1805

town 1804 Of Upper Clogher 1804 High Sheriff of Antrim in 1807 Appears in vestry minutes of Billy in 1807 Is occupying tenant of 35 acres at Drumnagreah on Hugh Montgomery’s estate in 1810 Has to sell lands in NE Liberties of Coleraine c.1821 to pay for Royalties Bought Roe Park off the McCauslands in 1826. Lived there at Daisy Hill, Tamlaght Finlagen, Keenaght,

Carey in 1810/12. Has Drumnagreagh on the Montgomery estate in 1810. Paying tithes in Kilcobin, Clogher Longmore & Castlenagree, Billy in 1824 (probably the one paying in Clogher Dunkin too) Tithes in Tamlaght-Finlagen, Derry in 1826: Drumrane, Mullagh, Shanreagh, Tamlaght and Deer park. Owns freehold the Artabracka Estate at

Letitia m. David Hill Matilda m. John Trotter Jane Russell m. Thomas Gowan Vibart Maria m. Thomas Robarts Thellusson Caroline m. Captain Alfred Chapman Alicia m. Captain George Probyn (third son was Sir Dighton Macnaghtan Probyn VC) Ellen d. 1809 Hannah b. Madras 1813 d. 1852 Bitterne

Londonderry in the 1831 Census and left in 1835 for Bushmills (a Dunkin property). Of Bushmills House, Clogher in the Parish of Billy, Dunluce in 1832 By 1846, owns Drumnacole in Tickmarcrevan, Lower Glenarm (D2977/35/11)

Mahan, Co. Armagh in 1824 & 1832 (owning a mill at Drumnakelly in Drumcree, plus Baltylum, Mahon and Artebracca townlands.) All from Caroline Workman Exchanges Aughaboy, Aughareamlagh, Munie and Old Church/Lisnadan with Earl in 1843 Contributes to Faughanvale seminary in 1829

The Macnaghtens extended their land holding in the Bushmills area when the first baronet, Francis Workman Macnaghten (1763-1843), married Letitia Dunkin who was born in 1762. Her grandmother was Miss Strawbridge of Lissanduff (now more commonly called Bushfoot, where the golf course is at Portballintrae) who married Sir William Dunkin, the judge. This marriage in turn had amalgamated the Strawbridge property with that of the Dunkins The MacNaghtens moved from Beardiville to Bushmills:

Samuel Lewis, writing “A Topographical Dictionary of Ireland” in 1837, in the section dealing with the parish of Dunluce, records that the seat of Sir FW Macnaghten was at “Bardyville” at that time. This is Beardiville which belonged to Edmund Macnaghten who married at 82 and had two sons. The elder son, also Edmund, died without an heir. http://www.kane-smith.co.za/book/part1.pdf History: Dundarave and the Macnaghten Family There are records of the Dundarave demesne going back to 28th April 1739, when a Fee Farm Grant was issued to William Harrison from Lord Antrim and a further Fee Farm Grant was issued to Edmund Macnaghten from Lord Antrim on 24th February 1748. There was then a conveyance from Alexander Harrison to John Dunkin on 20th June 1759. It is known the Dunkin family lived in Bushmills House in the latter part of the 18th century. A subsequent conveyance from Sir William Dunkin to Francis (later Sir Francis) Macnaghten is dated 23rd February 1805, Francis having married Sir William's daughter, Letitia. Since 1805, the Macnaghten family has owned Bushmills House, and subsequently Dundarave. Sir Francis Macnaghten was a judge of the Madras and Calcutta supreme courts and was honoured with a Baronetcy in 1836. At Bushmills, he significantly extended Bushmills House, probably between about 1820 and 1830. However, his son, Sir Edmund Macnaghten replaced this house with the present day Dundarave, which was built at a location about 200 yards from the site of Bushmills House. The old house was completely destroyed there being nothing now visible except the old walled garden. Dundarave was built between 1846 and 1849 and was designed by Sir Charles Lanyon. Sir Edmund lived in the house until his death in 1876, when he was succeeded by his eldest son Sir Francis, who was Lord Lieutenant of County Antrim from 1890 until his death in 1911. Sir Francis was succeeded at Dundarave by his nephew Sir Charles, eldest son of Lord Macnaghten. Sir Charles undertook a major renovation of the house which included the introduction of plumbing, electricity and central heating. Sir Charles died soon afterwards. His two sons (Sir Harry and Sir Douglas) succeeded one after the other, both of them being killed in the First World War during the Battle of the Somme. One interesting footnote concerns Sir Harry's batman, Robert Quigg, who had been a gardener at Dundarave before the war. Subsequent to his (unsuccessful) efforts to rescue Sir Harry from no-mans-land, Robert Quigg was awarded the Victoria Cross. After the war, Sir Charles' brother, another Sir Francis lived in Dundarave. He was succeeded at Dundarave by his nephew Sir Antony in 1952, who in turn was succeeded by his eldest son, Sir Patrick, in 1972. The current owner, Sir Malcolm, succeeded his father in 2007. Although the Macnaghten Family has had a presence in North Antrim since about 1580, they continue their close historic links with Scotland. The current baronet is the Chief of the Clan Macnaghten and, indeed, the name ‘Dundarave' is derived from the former Clan seat Dunderave Castle which is located North of Inveraray on the shore of Loch Fyne in Scotland.

65b Francis McNaghten

Of Coleraine Paying rent in Coleraine in 1794

66 Francis McNaughton

5th Dragoon and 1st King’s

b.1772 Antrim, Antrim, Co.

Died 31st Jan 1868

CoI if he

Fa: Patrick 37? (from Drummaul – 3 miles from Antrim))

Brother or cousin of our Margaret 85

Dragoon Guards blacksmith

Antrim WO120/52 But not in Index of deaths

“bore arms” before 1793

5th Dragoons 11th Oct 1792 – 10th April 1799 1st King’s Dragoon Guards 26th April 1799 – 4th Dec 1822. Not at Waterloo. Discharged 1822 aged 50 for 30 yrs long service. WO120/22 WO 120/20 WO120/52 WO116/33 4th Dec 1822 Pension 1/3 paid in Antrim Son: ?

Francis McNaughton

Farm labourer in Randalstown in 1822

Bc.1780/90 m. Elizabeth McQuillan

RC Son: Bernard b. 1822 Randalstown (nr Drummaul) m. Mary McKinnon in Auchinleck, Scotland in 1848 (children: Francis, Henry, Bernard, James)

Francis McNaughten

Smith of 4 Denmark Street, Dublin in 1824

Pigots p.75

111cb*

Francis McNattin In Meeldrummon, Clontibert in 1830

Francis McNaghten Independent in 1841 in Marylebone

b. 1781 M (2?) Mary b. 1811

Sons: Frank b. 1833 Arthur b. 1835 Elliot b. 1839

113aa*

Francis McNaughten

Tiny house in Derryhollagh, Duneane in

Landlord James Robinson

1859

Francis McNaughton

Artisan Of Derryhollagh, Randalstown Carpenter in 1868

m. Margaret Fitzpatrick

RC RI Fa: possibly Francis the dragoon farrier Sons: Francis b.1845 Alexander b.1845 Alexander b. 1859 (John McNaughton 27 a married carpenter of Derryhollagh claimed outdoor relief at Antrim Workhouse 6th Feb 1886 ie. b.1859) Patrick b. 1861 an artisan who m. Teresa McCann in Antrim in 1895 Mary Jane b. 12.01.1864 (McNaghten) Ambrose b. 17 Dec 1868 Ambrose b. 1869 farmer and builder who m. Rose Liddy at Cargin in 1894, lived in Ballygroby in 1901 and died in 1910 http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=straynor&id=I07065

Francis M’Naghten

Carpenter of Derryhollagh, Duneane

b.c.1798 Married. (Margaret was present at death)

d.30th May 1880 Antrim aged 82

Brother was surely Daniel b.1798

107b Francis McNaughton

Labourer Emigrated to NYC 28.06.1849 on Famine boat

b. 1799 Ireland Emigrated with Henry b. 1827 Margaret b. 1829 Eliza b. 1833

110c* Francis McNatton

Farms 7 acres in Laragh, Ballybay,

1829 Tithe 10s. George, Patrick and Michael in same

Monaghan in 1829

townland

Francis McNaughten

In Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, Canada in 1843 but from Ballybay, Monaghan

Francis M’Naughton

Carrier of Carrickmacross, Monaghan in 1856

111j Francis McNatten

Farms 4 acres in Cormurphy, Monaghan in 1826

1826 & 1835 Tithe

An 5s.

Francis McNattin Farms 4 acres in Muldrumon, Clontibert, Monaghan in 1832

5s. John farms nearby

109 Francis McNaughton

b.1799 Son of Sir Francis W McNaughton

110 Francis McNaghten Of Ingram, Lisburn

And Frances Jane’s will too

Will of 1853 exists

PRO NI T/810/433 & 14 p.756

Francis McNaghten

Hosier Of Armagh in 1847?

Dau: Jane m. John Brown/Burns scripture reader at St Mark’s C o I Armagh 17th Aug 1847

Frank McNaughton

Prisoner in 1845

b.1802 Assault. Could read and write

113b Francis MacNaughton

Annuitant with servants in Marylebone in 1851

b.1806 Ireland

1110b*

Francis MacNaughton Esq

Annuitant of 2a Hyde Park Corner, St Marylebone in 1871 with 3 servants

b.1806 Ireland Niece: Francis Ersk b. 1841 Leinton

120 Francis McNaughton

Dunaghy, Lisnamanny/ Lignamonagh, Ballymena (Barony of Glenarm) Antrim in 1851 Father: Thomas 81 b.c.1770 Mother: Mary b.1772 Rents 24 acres from Frances Anne

c.1808 Married Esther (Hessy) Higgins c.1832 (She born 1811 and d.1901) Hessy (not Francis) petitions Marchioness in September 1853 saying the land is very boggy and unproductive and that she has a large family (the agent, Richard Wilson, pointing out that she also has her aged parents living

Does this imply death date of c.1852?

RC Antrim Census

A farmer in 1851 Children: Catherine b.25th Mar 1832 Newton Crumlin. M. Alex McIllatton pre 1864 and d. Nov 1913 Skerry East Mary b.1833 (baptised as McNaughten Lisnamanny, Glenravel RC 20th Oct 1833. Sponsors: Patrick McQuillan & Rose Higgins ) Anne Jane b.1835 bapt as McNaughton 11th Jan 1835 Legnamanny, Glenravel. Sponsors: Patrick McQuillan & Rose Higgins. (Staying with James Higgins, farmer of Lisnamany in 1851 and his son James given as in America)

Marchioness of Londonderry (Griffiths 1862) Act 15 & 16 Sheet 24 and 28 plot 3

with her D2977/5/1/8/31/11

Margaret b.1835 linen weaver Thomas b.1837 bapt as McNatton 4th June 1837 Lignamonagh, Glenravel, Ballymena (sponsors: Patrick Hamill & Margaret McCallan). Labourer (possibly 158c who emigrated to US in 1861 – but living with brother Patrick is Lisnamanny in 1911) Probably the one who was accused (with others including Francis) of assaulting John Wylie at Lignamonagh in 1857. Wylie died. Is he the farmer of Rosedermot who died in 1915? Rose b.1839 (bapt 19.12.1838 Glenravel (Skerry) Sponsors: James & Mary Higgins). m. Daniel McKillop 27th Feb 1870. D.1927 Patrick b.Jan 1841 Newton Crumlin m. Ellen McKillop Hessy b.1843 Susan b.1845 Francis 1849 John 1851

120aa Francis McNaughton

Farmer of Lisnamanny

Bc.1811 m. Susan (present at death)

Died at Lisnamanny Ballymena in

21 Jul 1871 aged 60

120 ab

Francis McNaghton

Farmer of Lignamonagh Diccaraght (?) Park

Bc. 1815 married Died at LignamonaghBallymena 18th Jul 1869

Hugh Higgins present at death Is one of these John’s son b.1826? Francis McNaghten of Legnamonag claims for draining in 1853 D2977/5/1/8/31/1-10

Renting House, offices and 24 acres at Lisnamanny (plot 3) in 1862 from Frances Anne Marchioness of Londoderry See: http://www.proni.gov.uk/introduction_antrim_d2977.pdf

113c Francis McNaughton

b. 1806 Ireland d. Albany, NY 05.12.1863

113d Francis McNaughton

m. Ann Dau: Ellen Cassidy b. 1835 Ireland and married in Chicago, Ill in 1859

113e Francis McNaghtin

Of Dromore (Co. Down?)

m. Mary Gibson at Banbridge church, Seapatrick, Co. Down 27.04.1831

C o I Note: Hester McNaughton m. Henry Gibson and had James b. 2 Jul 1826 Dromore

113f* Francis McNorton

Witnessing marriages in Kilmessan, Meath in Nov 1845

119b Francis McNaghten

Watchmaker in Saratoga Springs in 1850

b. 1808 Ireland m. Mary Children: Mary b. 1832 Ireland Hester Ann Agnes Moore James Hill Adam Clarke Francis R W H b. 1847 Ireland

Francis M’Naghten

Watchmaker of Hillsborough Street in 1842 and Gallows st, Dromore in 1846

120b Francis McNaghten / McNaughton

Of Accademy street, Dillonsland, Navan in 1854/1859 (not far from Trim)

Ask about Ireland.ie

Rents a house, offices and yard in Navan in 1859 off Rev Robert Thompson

113a Francis McNaughton

Rents house in Navan

Rents house, office and yard in 1859 £4 in Accademy Street

Francis McNaughton

Of Navan in Meath court 1857 & 1859

Francis M’Norton

b.c.1812 D.1877 Navan

130b 134?

Francis McNaughton

Prisoner b.1821 RC Imprisoned in Carrick Fergus for 6 weeks for assault in 1839

Francis McNaughton

Royal Marines b.1822 Antrim

Attested for Royal Marines at Woolwich in 1845 but rejected ADM 157/41/538

134 130b?

Francis McNaughton

Linen weaver of Lisnamanny in 1851 Eldest son of Farmer

b. c.1826 probably m. Anne Higgins and had Anne Jane bapt at Glenravel and registered at Clogh in 1864 and Ellen in 1866 similarly

RC 1851 C Fa: John 108 Probably the one who was accused (with others including Thomas) of assaulting John Wylie at Lignamonagh in 1857. Wylie died. Possibly had son John who purchased 32 acres at Lisnamanny in 1915 for £142

135 Francis McNaughton

weaver of Ballywindland , Ballymoney

m.Ruth WHEN?

Francis McNaughton, weaver of Ballywindland & Ruth (134?)

Francis McNaughton, weaver of Ballywindland & Ruth (134?)

Francis McNaughton, weaver of Ballywindland & Ruth (134?)

Francis McNaughton, weaver of Ballywindland & Ruth (134?)

Francis McNaughton, weaver of Ballywindland & Ruth (134?)

Francis McNaughton, weaver of Ballywindland & Ruth (134?)

Francis McNaughton, weaver of Ballywindland & Ruth (134?)

Francis McNaughton, weaver of Ballywindland & Ruth (134?)

and Francis McNaght Nb. A Francis McKnight was mentioned a bit earlier in register

Weaver of Ballywindland in 1850

m. Ruth CoI Col Dau: Margaret bapt 01.06.1851

113 Frances McNaughton

b. 05.03.1828 Cape Breton, Canada

Army Births RA 16 p.56

Fa: Alexander 107aaa, Gunner in 1st/16 Royal Artillery Mo: Maria

137 Francis Edmund Workman-MacNaghton 3

rd baronet

Of Dunderave Colonel of Royal Irsih Hussars High Sherriff of Antrim 1877

b.09.07.1828 Antrim

m. Alice Mary Russell

d. Dunluce 21.07.1911

DAA Son of 100 Son:Edmund Francis Son: Patrick Ian

134e* 137

Francis Edmund MacNaghten

In Clogher, North Bushmills, Antrim in 1901 & 1911

b. 1828

134f* F W MacNaghten

b. 1828 d. Sept 1911 Ballymoney

142ag*

Frank McNattin Iron Dresser in New York Ward 11 in 1870

b. Ireland 1832 m. Eliza

Francis Of Charged with assault in 1839 and 1852

McNaughtin Carrickmarin?, Monaghan In 1852

Francis McNaughten

Comptroller at Larah, Monaghan in 1871

167 Francis McNaughton

b. c. 1849 by 1845

RC 1851 C Fa: Francis 120

Francis McNaughton

b. 1867 Portglenone

Mo: Catherine – who was lodging there

138f* Frederick McNorton

Butcher visiting the Downards in Brighton in 1851

b. 1828 Ireland

105d Gerald McNaghten

Of Farrantoreen, Kerry

m. Anne RC IG Son: Thomas bapt 15. 12.1826 Witnessing Mary’s marriage to Michael Leake in 1831 (Ann McNaghten of same parish m. James Brien and had son Gerald b.1815)

147b Gerald McNaghten

Bapt 19.03.1834 Farrantoreen Kerry

RC Fa: James 105c (who also had a son Thomas) Mo: Margaret

George McNaughton

Leases Keskum/ Cascum, Upper Iveagh, Co. Down in 1781

George b. 1810 takes on same in 1831 at Newry

58b George McNaughtin

Freeholder of Carrenboy, Derryland, Lurg

Affirmed at Enniskillen 1796

58d* George McNaughten

Mr of Clough, Glenarm

d. 1810 Ireland

Freemans’ Journal of 1810 (Really of Glenarm???)

George McNaughton

Of Ballyreagh House in 1798

McNAGHTEN, GEORGE, Clarigh [sic – Clough?], Co. Antrim, gent. 3 Feb. 1808. Narrate 1 p. 8 May 1816. To his mother Hester McNaghten an annuity out of the lands of Killyree and Ballyreagh and that part of Ballysallagh called Evisnablagh [Evisnablay], all in Co. Antrim, for life. To Mary, Hester and Elizabeth McNaghten, daughters of his brother Samuel McNaghten, £50 apiece to be paid by his brotherin-law Mr Wm. Napier, Belfast. To his cousin Mary Major, sister of Mr Samuel Major, Tullybrisland, Co. Londonderry, £100. To Mr Thomas Major, youngest son of Mrs Sarah* Major, Tullybrisland, £50. The aforementioned lands to the said Samuel Major, his particular friend, subject to the payment of said annuity and legacies. Exors. said Samuel Major and Mrs Dorotha McNaghten, Ballymena, Co. Antrim. Witnesses: Josias McDowell, innholder, and Wm. Young and Jas. Murray, merchants, Ballymena, Co. Antrim. Memorial witnessed by: said Wm. Casement, Henryville, Co. Antrim. Young, and Thos. 710,514,481017 Saml. Major (seal) Sworn at Henryville, Co. Antrim, 3 April 1816. http://www.irishmanuscripts.ie/digital/Registry%20Of%20Deeds%20Abstracts%20Of%20Wills%20Vol%20III%201785-1832/data/search.xml William Napier, merchant of Belfast, m. 1798 Rosetta MacNaghten of Ballyreagh House, Co. Antrim

*His Aunt Sarah

In the partition of the farm at Ballyreagh in 1799, George and his heirs were to get the use of the house and land of William Johnston’s Farm (occupied by James Carberry); and Samuel the part occupied by David Johnston. http://search.findmypast.co.uk/record?id=ire%2flec%2f4506870%2f00244&parentid=ire%2flec%2f4506870%2f00244%2f007

George McNaghten

Of Ballyreagh signs Dunaghy Vestry minutes 15th April 1800 till 11th April 1808 (photo on phone) MIC1/299/1

Juror of 30th April 1800 at Oldstone Manor Court and every April till 1805

103c George m. Letitia Dau: Joan Francis b. 1822 St Andrew’s

McNaghten Dublin

George McNaghten

Straw, Leghorn and Chip Hat maker of 5 Grafton Street, Dublin in 1824

Pigot

103g* George McNaughten

b. 1785 d. Castleblayney, Armagh 1865

103h* George McNaughton

b.1790 (c.1770) Ballycreagh, Dunaghy

OR born earlier but baptised as a teenager in 1790?

Fa: Samuel 36f

George McNaghten

Esq Of Killyree Died unmarried

Fa: Samuel Mo: Hester

103d George McNaghten

m. Agnes Ennis 19.07.1818 St Mich & St John, Dublin

RC Fa: R (but don’t know where this came from) Witnesses: Daniel Clifford John Phelan

103e* George McNaughton

Of 55 Henry Street, Limerick

C o I Dau: Francis m. Robert Aird, seaman in 1824

111p George McNaughton

Pensioner Emigrated to US in 1858

b. 1802 Ireland Perhaps Miltown, Tralee - the 39th Foot man

107 George McNaughton

Soldier b. Miltown, Tralee, Co. Kery

Perhaps the George Pensioner b. 1802

Discharged from 39th Foot 2nd April 1826

110a* George McNatton

In Laragh, Ballybay, Monaghan in

1829 Tithe Farming 12 acres for 19s. Patrick, Francis and Michael in same

1829 townland.

118 George McNaughton

Landed Refers to Ballyreagh

LDS Bankrupt Estate in Antrim following potato famines http://search.findmypast.co.uk/record?id=ire%2flec%2f4506870%2f00244&parentid=ire%2flec%2f4506870%2f00244%2f007

118a George McNaughton

Wheelwright in In Washington, Maryland in 1850 & 1860

b. 1810 Ireland With Honnora b. 1830 Ireland Anna b. 1836 Washington

George McNaughton

Of Caskum, Agharderg, Upper Iveagh, Co. Down in 1886

b. 1810 d. 1886 Co Down/Antrim

C o I

George McNaghton

Freeholder of Cascum/ Kescum

Lease of 11th April 1831 from Arthur Marquis of Downshire signed at Newry

Note previous lease was to George McNaughton in 1781

George McNaghton

Farmer of Caskum

m. Margaret Anne Dickey (aged 19 and dau of James) at Loughbrickland Presbyterian, Parish of Aghadeay (Banbridge area) 19th Feb 1847

Pres Fa: George, farmer Son: Samuel b.25.04.1865

George Tithes of 10s.

McNeighten 3.5d on 14 acres at Cascum in 1828

George M’Naghton

Rents at Kescum in 1831

Freeholder Marquis of Downshire

George McNaughten

Rents at Caskum, Co. Down in Griffiths

RI

George McNaght

Labourer in Ballymoney in 1845

b.1810 m. Esther 2 children. Rceiving outdoor relief in 1845 Widow Hannah McNaught and her children Rachel and James were claiming indoor relief in Oct 1846 (Presbyerian servants). Jane and Sarah too. BG5/G/1

George M’Natten

Of Armagh in 1886

b.1815 d.1886 Banbridge, Armagh

130 George McNaughton (McNatten)

Boyle Co. Rosscommon

Bapt 24.10.1820

COI RI Fa: John of 25th Foot 99e Mo: Elizabeth Knight

127 George McNaughton

Ag labourer of Heston, Middx in 1841 Licenced

b. 1818 Hounslow, Middlesex

Married Louisa Hayden 29.01.1844 He a mail cart driver

d.1887 Brentford

Fa: my Bartholomew , soldier, of Ealing 77 Son: George b. 1844 Hounslow

Victualler 1861

Bought Red Lion in Chiswick for £262 22nd Mar 1856 Acc/0891/02/06/2214

127a George McNaughton

Farm Labourer of Renfrew in 1851 - 1871

b. Antrim 1819 m. Harriet Son: Henry

George McNaughton

Merchant seaman c. 1850

b. Limerick 1826

George McNaughton Merchant seaman c. 1850

George W McNaghten

Journalist of Great Britain street in 1911 Census

b.1829 d.1911 N. Dublin (says b. 1826)

RC

George M’Naughton

b.c.1831 d. Limerick 1896

137ea*

George McNattan

Bapt 07.09.1826 St Mary PRO Cathedral, Dublin

Fa: Thomas of Briton Court Mo: Mary Sponsors: Thomas & Ann Healy

137e George McNaughton

Clerk then US Soldier

b. 1830 Kerry Enlisted 2nd Inf B 10th April 1855 in Chicago Discharged 20th March 1860 at Fort Walla Walla

George McNaughten

Labourer of Barrack Well Lane, Armagh city in 1864

b.c.1834 m. Elizabeth (present at death)

d. of Chronic Bronchitis 16.12.1870 Armagh aged 36

Gri Eliza McNorton 38, RC widow of labourer of Barrack Hill, Armagh thinly clothed with 1 child in Armagh workhouse from 21st Jan 1874 to 1st Apr with swollen limbs.

157a George McNaughton

Soldier b. 1837 Tyholland, Monaghan

47th Foot 1855 - 1856 13 June 1855 – 22nd Nov 1856 Discharged due to varicose veins

157b George Labourer then b.1838 m. Eliza Fletcher C o I Fa: Patrick – a smith

McNaughton Soldier Inpallan, Monaghan

(daughter of Wm Gray a pensioner) 21st June 1858 St Mark’s Church Armagh

2/16th Foot 1858 – 1863 14th April 1858 – 29th Aug 1863 Discharged due to varicose veins

157d* George McNeighton

b. 1835 m. Mary Rice at Drumballyroney, Down 11.06.1855

George M’Naughton

Watchmaker of 11 Fleetwood Street, Belfast in 1880

b.1843 m. Lucy (present at death)

d.21st Nov 1880 Belfast aged 37

George McNaughton

Labourer of Belfast

C o I RI Son: Samuel b.1856 tailor of 6 Britton street m. Jane McIllrath 1880 and then Rose McIllrath in 1894

Grace MacNaughten

Of Warrenstown, Co. Down in 1781 Leases ¼ of Ballymacaldrick for 1 life

b.c.1731 Aged 95 [sic]in 1814 (“aged between 70 and 80 and very infirm” in 1799 D1375/3/2/3)

d. Jan 1815 Fa: Alexander, Dr of Physick Occupied Kircassock Estate, Lurgan, Co. Armagh and Gregorlough, Co. Down pre 1768, and sold it in 1791 Her sister was the Frances who married Thomas Worsop Lawrence 21.09.1760 at Waringstown, Co. Down Grace was niece

157da*

Harvey J McNaughton

In Allegany, NY in 1850 In Boston in 1897

b. 1801 Ireland m. Mary V Norton

46 Henry m. Catherine RC RI Who is he?

McNoghton

Hopkins 01.11.1774 Kilcock, Kildare

Witnesses: George Calahon, Catherine Hunchon

Henry McNaghten

Farms 28 acres in Coolegegan, Clonsast, King’s in 1824

Tithes Tithe of £2.13s for 28 acres of cat E land John farming nearby

69 Henry H McNaghten

Of Coleraine bapt.12.01.1784

Col Fa: John Mo: Sarah, his wife Who were tenants of Bartholomew McNaghten Senior

70 71

Henry George McNaghten Esq

Of Coleraine Lands in Derrymore Coleraine Churchwarden 1794 & 1798 Mr Henry McNaghten is churchwarden in April 1798 for a year and then again in May 1805 (though doing his N differently)

m. Frances MacCausland 14.01.1799 at Coleraine (dau of Frederick, though book says Robert) A Frances Maria McNaghten of Dundrum, Dublin was bur at St Nathi 16th April 1839 age 65 (relict of the late Henry Esq) [A Frances McNaughton of Windy Arbour , Dublin was buried at St Nathi Dublin 18th May 1839 age 66]

Quitclaim of 1814 to John Torrens

C o I Col Fa: Bart 34? But concord of 1813 (D1118/9/5) implies Robert of Coleraine 50 cottages (in Coleraine, Dimond and Derry), 50 gardens, 3 mills, 100 acres arable, 100 of pasture, 50 of meadow, 50 of wood, 50 of moor, 50 of moss, 50 of mountain T 810/5 p.192 Juror of Dunluce Court, Ballymoney 3rd May 1799

71 70

Henry George Augustus McNaughton

Trinity college Dublin in 1789 as McNaghten

b. 17.05.1773 Coleraine

Col Fa: Bartholomew 34 McN Esq of Dimond Son: Bartholomew 114 b.1806

Henry McNaghten

Resident of Coleraine in 1817

D4164/A/26

Henry McNaughten

Of Laurence Lane, Coleraine in 1822

m. Elizabeth who died 1822

C o I

Margaret or Peggy McNaghtan (ie. our Margaret wasn’t the only one in the area)

Of Coleraine . Living at Ballyrashane in 1811 and Ballybogey in 1815

b.c.1790 m. Hugh Donaghy, a labourer

C o I Son: John Donaghy b. 25th Nov 1807 Coleraine Son: Hugh b. 29th June 1811 Son: George b. 13th April 1815

Nancy McNaghtan

In Bish/Risk, Ballyrashane in 1807

m.Samuel Gurry a labourer

C o I Son: William Gurry bapt. 20th Dec 1807

111ma

Henry McNaughton

Road labourer in Carnock, Fife in 1861

b. 1800 Ireland Dau ? Elizabeth Strachan

Henry McNaghten

Labourer of Lisnagalt, Ballyrashane, Derry

Dau: Nancy m. William Rankin of Agherton 4 Oct/ Dec 1849 Coleraine

Henry McNaughten

Labourer of Ballemont, Ballyrashane in 1854

Dau: Jane m. William McCollum labourer of Ballymachennan, Ballywillen 8 May 1854

Henry McNaughton

Labourer of Ballyrashane,

Son: James b.1824 labourer of

Coleraine,Derry

Knockenkerragh, Ballyrashane in 1858 (and Jane McNaghten has a house at Knocknakeeragh, Ballyrashane in Griffiths)

Henry McNaghten

Labourer of Lisnagalt

Probably b.c. 1800

Probably m. Mary Jane Henry (dau of Wm Henry labourer)

Probably d. 1855

(Margaret Boyd’s ancestor 14 Liswatty Road, Coleraine)

Mary Jane McNaghten

Widow of Ballycommon, Macosquin

b. 1804 m. John Huey, 54 labourer of Knockincarragh 6th Feb 1855

C o I

111mc*

Henry McNaughtan

Weaver of Finvoy, Ballymoney in 1854

Presb

Son: Henry, a labourer of Slavney m. Nancy Mooty 13th July 1854 Finvoy Presb (BallyMoney)and had daughters Mary Jane in 1855 Elizabeth in 1857 at Craigs

111md*

Henry McNaughten (Denis in same street)

Labourer with house & small garden at Rodden Foot street, Ballymoney in 1853 & 1859

m. Margaret McNaught (b.1806 – but mother of the children to the right can’t be this old, So there must be two generations of Henrys marrying Margarets. There was a Hugh F McNaughton who was son of a Henry McN and Margaret Freeman who married in Everett,

C o I Dau: Anne b. 1850 bapt 13 May 1868 dau of H & M McNaught Son: Hugh bapt 31st Jul 1853 son of H & M McNaughtan Dau: Mary McNaughten(d. of H, lab of BM) m. William J Gray, bleacher of Aghadowey 19th June 1868 Aghadowey Presbyterian Church Landlord David Beckett

Massachusetts in 1891

Surname: McNaughton (alias McNaught) Christian Name(s): Margaret Age: 64 Address: Roddenfoot Date of Burial: 12-Mar-1870 Minister: blank Category: St Patrick’s, Ballymoney – Church of Ireland – Burial

Henry McNaght C o I Coleraine register states son of Hugh Dempsey of Crumpa, Dunboe, weaver and Jane Newton bapt 19.07.1807

Henry McNaght Of Bushmills d. Coleraine 9.04.1831

111md*

Henry McNorton m. Jane Son: Henry in US Civil War

125a Henry McNaghten Trinity College Dublin 1834

b.1817 Dublin

2nd son of Robert 100a

125aaa

H McNaghton Of Mount Joy Square, Dublin

b.1816 bur. 25th April 1836 St George’s Dublin age 20

Must be 2nd son of Robert

Henry McNaghten

Of Balleriggan, Dublin

m. Matilda Scarel Dau: Eloisa bapt 1832 Sponsors: William and Elizabeth

Henry M’Naghten

Tailor of Newcommon Place, Dublin in 1848, Anglesea Street, Dublin in 1858 and Fleet street in 1870

(surely b.1822 see below)

Prob RC

IG Son: Henry m. Margaret Rourke 1870 St Andrew Dublin RC

Henry McNaughten

Of 11 Anglesea Street, Dublin

M (1?). Eliza Ward RC Children: Henry Joseph b. 1859 Henrietta Maria b. 1860 Teresa Maria b. 1862 St Andrews,

Dublin

Henry McNaughton

labourer of Slavney in 1854 Of Craigs in 1857

m. Nancy Mooty 13th July 1854 Finvoy Presb (BallyMoney)

Pres Fa: Henry Daughters Mary Jane in 1855 Elizabeth bapt 4th Mar 1857 Finvoy Presb

125dd*

Henry McNaughten

Tailor in Sheffield in 1881

b. Westmeath 1822

M (2?). Margaret O’Rourke of Dublin

Children: Alfred b. 1867 Dublin Frank b. 1875 Sheffield Edward Robert Florence

134a Henry McNaughton

Emigrated to US in 1849

b.1827 Ireland Probably the son of Francis b. 1799 who emigrated to NY in 1849 with Henry b. 1827, Margaret b. 1829 and Eliza b.1833

134c* Henry McNorton In Brownville, Jefferson, NY in 1860

b. 1827 Ireland

134f* Henry McNorton Served in 10th Artillery in Civil War

b. Ireland M Fa: Henry Mo: Jane

145c Henry McNaughton

b. 1835 Ireland Mo: Jane b. Ireland 1795 With Wiltses in NY in 1870

164af*

Henry McNattan In Perry, Clarion Pennsylvania in 1850

b. 1839 Ireland With Frances or Esther

164ag*

Henry McNattan In Grand View, Louisa, Iowa in 1860

(Joseph b. 1810 was also there)

Henry Of Dunlop m. Catherine RC RI Son:

McNauton street, Coleraine

McLarry Alexander b.1872 Coleraine

Henry McNaghten

Of Belfast b.1849 d.21st Mar 1870 Belfast

Certificate not viewed

25ac Hugh McNaughton

Of Flood Street, St Paul’s, Dublin

Buried St Paul’s, Dublin 13.09.1768

CoI

25a Hugh McNaughton

Labourer and Sgt in 35th Regiment at Quebec

b. Perth 1718 Fa: Capt Bellow’s Company Oct 1760, then Capt Andrew Simpson’s Company Discharged 13th Sept 1763 having undoubtedly been with Wolfe at Quebec in September 1759, and probably the capture of Martinique in 1761 Son ?: Alexander 36c b. 1740 Limerick Son?: John 53 b.1759 Quebec

25b McNaughton Possible 35th man killed at Quebec 1759

Fa:? Son ?: Alexander 36c b. 1740 Limerick Son?: John 53 b.1759 Quebec

25c* Hugh McNorton Of Bloody Bridge, Dublin in 1773

Buried St Paul’s, Dublin 10.08.1773

111q Hugh McNaughton

Emigrated to US Naturalized in Maine in 1847

b. 10.03.1804 Ireland

111b Hugh McNatten Farmer of Drumnahucheo

m. Annie 1832 Tithe An

n, Monaghan

Hugh McNaughten

Small holding in Treanlauer, Ballyovey,Co. Mayo in 1857

Gri With Michael Landlord = lord bishop of Tuam

Hugh McNaught In Ballymoney 1823-1844 at least

Pres PRONI In congregation lists of Dervock & Ballymoney Presbyterian Church 1823-1844 (but not spotted earlier) CR/5/32/A/2

James MacNaughten

Of Fermanagh c.1660

NEVER FOUND ON ROLL

PRONI T808/15076 page 4 – need to look at to know his roll

James McNaughten

Adult in 1695 Gent?

Appearing at Court with the Earl of Antrim

22 James McNaughton

Perhaps even b. 1685 Edinburgh son of Alexander

m. Mary Butler 1727 Dublin Licence

Anc. Mar licence

Son of ? Son: ?

BALLYREAGH Robert Harper Gent of Harphall gets 4/4 of Ballyreagh for 61 years in 1682 John Stewart of Glenbosh gets 2/4 of Ballyreagh from John O’Neill Esq of Edenduffcarrick and Hugh McCollum Esq of Dunluce 20th Apr 1696 (D2977/3A/2/9/1) Henry O’Hara Esq of Crebilly gets fee farm of Ballyreag 26th Nov 1737

James McNaughton

Farmerof 24 acres in Ballyreagh, Dunaghy, Kilconway in 1740 And land at Moss in south Q of Killyree

b.c. 1715 Note: Ballyreagh House, the property of McNaughten Esq appears on Taylor’s road

Quite possibly married the Rose who died in 1787 Yes must have married Rose Mathews pre 1763 – she the sister of Henry Mathews,

Alive in 1762 and the last surviving trustee of the Rev George Rogers of Clough. Dead by 1787 deed

Leases farm on 12th Jan 1740 from Henry O’Hara and the Earl of Antrim perpetually till 1799 when Samuel and George sign partition http://search.findmypast.co.uk/record?id=ire%2flec%2f4506870%2f00244&parentid=ire%2flec%2f4506870%2f00244%2f007 http://search.findmypast.co.uk/record?i

(where James was already) in 1739 from Henry O’Hara for 3 lives and 30 acres at Ballyreagh in Sept 1739 from Henry O’Hara Renewable in perpetuity

map of 1777 (ie he was more of a local squire than just a farmer). Balleyreagh is just outside Clogh (Oldstone)

Gent of Carnbeg who left her much in his will in Register of Deeds 679/8/467343

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23 James McNaghten

Of Dunaghy, by Balleymoney, Connor Ie. not the Parish of Dunaghy but the tiny townland near Ballymoney?

Though I think the Ballyreagh one in the Parish of Dunaghy is most likely one to have left a will and signed the memorial

Will / D. Codl. of 1769

CoI PRO NI McNaghten, James, Ballyreagh, County Antrim. Copy will. 1775. Diocese of Connor Reference T/705 Date 1775 Creator Public Record Office of Ireland http://www.nationalarchives.ie/search-the-archives/

23 James McNaghten

Of Dunaghy, by Balleymoney, Connor Ie. not Parish of Dunaghy?

Signs Hearts of Steel memorial in 1770

23 James McNaghten

23a James McNaghten

Of Ballyreagh? Eldest son was Samuel 32a b.1734

23aa James McNaghten

Of Ballyreagh m. McQuorne (NO surely Rose Matthews and before 1763)

McQuorne reference came from KathyDuncombe’s Dickey

Son: William 41a b.1744 James and William witness George Strauchan’s will in 1773 http://www.irishmanuscripts.ie/digital/

family Tree on ancestry which had many precise dates of marriage etc

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James McNaghten

Esq m. Ann Knox (dau of Andrew) in Donegal Apr 1759

Faulkner’s Dublin Journal

116 James McNaughton

Landed Refers to Ballyreagh

LDS Bankrupt estate in Antrim: the sale of 3,339 acres of the Ballymena Estate includes part of Killyree and mentions lease of James in 1739 Jul – Oct 1857 Doc 014 vol 047 LDS http://search.findmypast.co.uk/record?id=ire%2flec%2f4506870%2f00244&parentid=ire%2flec%2f4506870%2f00244%2f007

35 James McNaghton

Papist of Drumglass, Dungannon, Tyrone in 1766

RC PRO NI Son 36a?

James McNaughton

Leases house in Church Street, Dungannon in Nov 1777 for 3 lives

d.c.1785? Source: Tenants of the Earl of Ranfurly’s Dungannon Estate D235/159 which has him as deceased and house set to John Campbell from Nov 1785

36a 50

James McNaghten

Of Dungannon m.Eleanor McGourke

Fa: 35? Dau: Alice 88 in 1785 Family still there in 1859 (137c & d)

Grandson: James 137d Gt grandson: William McNaghten Snr

James McNaugher

Rents in Coleraine for 21 yrs from 1776

D668/49/1 (Irish Society’s Estate) A George McNaugher of Ballybogey buried at Ballyrashane in 1889 aged 71

James McNaught

Communicant in Coleraine every week 1820-1830s

C o I

43a James McNaughton

Of Brook Street Coleraine

C o I Fa: ? Son: Brandon Sidney Rusel 63 b.1777 Son: John 62 b.1770 Dau: Margaret b.14.09.1771 Coleraine

James McNaghten Jnr

Signs as a sidesman in 1784 at St Patrick’s Coleraine

C o I (I have photo of signature on phone) Check if it matches one on phone from Oldstone court book taken 19/03/15 Nb. Probably pronounced McNeighton

James McNaughten with John McDonnelly, Thomas Moxley, Patrick McAuley, Duncan McAuley, Edmond O’Neill, Patrick McKillop, Alexander Martin, Robert McKillop, Daniel Martin, Bryan McKillop, Daniel McVicar, James McKillop, Patrick McKeegan, William Harshilly and Charles McAlester renting Low Clough 1796 In 1782 Cloughs Lill was 399 a of arable and 414 a of heathy mountain

49 James McNaghten

Of Cloghs, Layde

b.1756 Died 21.05.1836

COI (or

RI Son of ?

McNaughten (Nr Cushendall) Signs his name well in 1796: McNaughten

aged 80 RC ?) One of many renting a bit of land at Low Clough on 17th Oct 1796 D2977/3A/4/36/5B (scanned) BUT NOT one of the many signatories representing the 33 families farming at Cloughs who petition Lady Antrim to rent directly from her (rather than her let the land to a petty landlord).They add that many have farmed there for 500 years D2977/3A/4/36/5A See 126b & c

49b Elizabeth McNaghten

Of Layde b.1768 Antrim Bur 1836 UHF Father : Baptist

James McNaghten

Of Cloughs Low Paying 2/3/8 rent at Cushendall office 16.03.1814

James Snr & James Jnr McNaghten

Of Cloughs, Glenarm in 1821 & 1835

Rent 8 acres of Cloughs from Lord Mark and Lady Charlotte Kerr in 1821 For 1 life (signature on stick from D2977/3A/4/36/16)

Alexander rents 6 acres (and Daniel rents 23 at Knocknacarry) for 1 life or 21 yrs. (1821) Rents (1835): (1827/8) ; J&J 4/18/9 9/9/9 A 3/11/11.5 6/18/5 D 9/9/4.5 18/13/3

James McNaghten

Tenant at Cloughs, Layde in 1805

Paying 2/2/3 on 26.08.1805 and 2/3/3.5 on 20.02.1806 – one of 18 farmers at Cloughs.D1375/5/5/2/6 Note: In 1742 Neil McNeile was the only

tenant at Cloughs.D1375/5/2/1

James McNaghten

Mentioned (with John O’Hara)in 1795 rent roll of Glenarm under George Stewart at Drumnagle (a 3 life lease from 1777)

b.1768 (aged 9 in lease – as a life)

Note that Drumnaglea is to the left of Cloughmills (no where near Glenarm)and is right next to Anticur

D2977/3B/4 Note that Edmund leases Drumnaglea for 3 lives in 1777 too and Thomas Drumnagle in 1682

36b James McNaghten

Of Ballyreagh, Oldstone Antrim

(b.1768) Deed of 1st Jan 1787

Fa: Samuel 32a(James is eldest son) Mo: Hester Releases tenement in Antrim, Co. Antrim to George Ross in 1787 D2533/1/3

James McNaghten

Gentleman of Ballyreagh aged 9 in 1777

b.1768 Edmund McNaghten held a 41 acre farm at Drumnagh in the Barony of Glenarm [which was re-leased 13th Nov 1777 to George Stewart – for lives of John O’Hara son of Henry of Colaggan aged 8 and James McNaghten son of Samuel of Ballyreagh aged 9 gentlemen] D2977/3A/4/50/1

James McNaghten

Mr of Ballymena in 1792 taking bookings for The Union to Philadelphia

This shipping connection looks like the link to Samuel the shipping broker of Belfast

James McNaghten

Of Ballyreagh signs Dunaghy Vestry minutes May 1795-1797 (photo on phone) MIC1/299/1

b.1768 Signs Oldstone Court Leet book 15th Sept 1790. Constable for Upper Dunaghy for 1 yr from 27th Apr 1791 (described as McNaughtan and McNaghtin). Treasurer 4th March 1794 till last time on 11th Apr 1798. (New one signs 3rd Oct 1798)

James McNaghten

Esq late of Coleraine

b.1768 Too Much of a coincidence surely they must be the same family as the Ballyreagh one (confirmed in Rogers pedigree)

m. Annie Walsh of Kilkenny

Buried at Coleraine 3rd Dec 1828 aged 59 She dies 26.01.1830 aged 68

Grave & Rogers Pedigree

Fa: Samuel of Ballyreagh Mo: Hester Rogers Buried with Bartholomew and Catherine (James’ daughter.) Bart died 01.01.1852 and Catherine 26.03.1863 at Portstewart Katherine or Kitty was their only surviving child and m. Bartholomew McNaghten JP DL of Ballyboggy

Mrs McNaghten Wife of James the Customs House Officer, Coleraine

Buried 29.01.1830 St Patrick’s

James M’Naghten

Gent of Clough in 1802

I A Took out Game Licence at Ballymena in 1802

James McNaughton

Of Harryville in 1818

b.1788 m. Margaret d. 29.10.1818 aged 30

http://www.thebraid.com/genealogy.aspx

Bur Kellswater Reformed Presbyterian Churchyard

Note not 1st Ahogill church like James the stonemason

James McNaghten

Sidesman at st Patrick’s Coleraine in 1784

C o I

49a James McNaghten Esq

Of Coleraine m. Annie Parkhill 27.11.1773 at Coleraine

Bur St Patrick’s Coleraine 03.12.1828 ?

James McNaghten Esq

Retired Revenue Officer of New Row

Surveyor at Portrush 1820s

Bur St Patrick’s Coleraine 05.12.1829 when “superannuated”

Land trespassed upon

James M’Naghten

Tide Surveyor at Customs House, Bridge Foot, Coleraine in 1824 (not given as Esq.)

James McNaghten

Of Coleraine Dau: Catherine b. 1811 m. Bartholomew

51 49?

James McNaghten Esq

Gent Of Coleraine

Left will in 1829

Son: ? 62?

James McNaghten

(Of Ballyreagh) signs Dunaghy Vestry minutes 21st Aug 1803 (photo on phone) MIC1/299/1

Check if signature same as one signing 1795-97

80c* James McNaughton

b. 1780 Ballycreagh, Dunaghy

Probably baptised then but born 1768

Fa: Samuel 36f

James McNaghten

Mr approved church warden at Ballywillin 11.04.1814

Succeeding EA McNaghten as churchwarden

James McNaghten

Farmer at Annaghmore, Loughgall, Armagh in 1826

PRONI Freeholder list: Rents off Mr Cope Property in lease of 14th Dec 1826 from Mrs Cope (Note: William McNaghten there afterwards) But William also has lease of 1819 (farm divided into 3) Note Merdyth Workman rented off the Copes in 1699

James McNaghten

Private in Ohio In War of 1812

99d James McNaughton

m. Betty RC Dau: Ann 128 b. 1818 Dublin

James McNaughton

Farmer of Cloughs

b.1794 Never married d.7th Nov 1878

Ballycastle Vol 1 p61

(Layde?) Ballycastle aged 84

James McNaughten

Paying Tithes (8s.3d.) in Cloughs, Layde in 1826 (with Alexander paying there too.[5s.6d.])

In a Rent Receipt Book D915/3/A/1/4 He is refered to as having Folio 322 and pays at Cushendall Office: 5.10 Poor Rate 9.2.1 Rent 20.03.1858 9.0.4 20.12.1860 4.2.1 15.02.1862 7.0 Poor Rate 9.2.1 11.12.1862

126c 148b

James McNaghten Alexander there too

Farmer of Cloghs, Layd Nr Cushendall, Ballymena

Rents house, offices and 11 acres in 1859 £12 Elector of 1857 See 49

James McNaghten

Rents house, offices and 21 acres (plot18) at Cloghs, Layd in 1862

Landlord Earl of Antrim

99g James McNaughton

Dentist in 1850 in Richmond Gentleman of 1374 Richmond Street, Philadelphia in 1869

b. 1788 Ireland m. Hannah d. 21.08.1869 Children: Joseph b. 1826 Penn Samuel Hannah Lettitia Margaret Thomas William

99a James McNaughton

Farmer

b.1790 Arrived New York 18th Sept 1851 aged 61

131cg*

James McNaughton

bc.1791 Ireland m. Mary Daughters: Mary Ann (Marion) b. 1816 Ayreshire m. William McLintock Janet b. 1827

James McNaghten

Wright One time In Dublin in 1830

m. Mary McLathrie(?)

Daughter: Mary b.17th April 1830 Dublin (but now living in Glasgow) m. David Mason agricultural labourer of Cardross(?) 27th Nov 1855 at st Andrew’s, Dunbarton http://trees.ancestry.co.uk/tree/42716785/person/28097361029/media/1?pgnum=1&pg=0&pgpl=pid%7cpgNum (servant and niece of the Houstons of Cambletown, Argyle in 1851)

99b James McNaughton

b. 1792 Co. Tyrone

m. Mary Barkley Son: William b. 1835

137d James McNaghten

Rents house and 34 acres in Mullycrunnet, Dungannon, Tyrone in 1859

Rents houses, offices and 34 acres in Mullycrunnet, Donaghmore, Dungannon in 1859 £32 (land £30) See 36a and 88

James McNaghten

Farmer of Mullycrunet, Dungannon, Tyrone

m.Mary Barkley Son: William McNaughton Snr b. 1835 Dau: Mary b.1830 m. James Watt farmer of Tullyarran, Dungannon and son of Robert Watt 16th Feb 1849 Dungannon Anne b.1832 Dau: Elizabeth m. George Gordon, weaver 3rd Jan 1851 Donaghmore Dau: Margaret m. Daniel Wiggins, nailor 17th Dec 1852

James McNaughten

b.1784 d. 30th Aug 1879

Dungannon aged 95

122a James McNaughton

Moneyneagh b.1799 Buried Loughguile 1879

RC Fa: hypothetical John 75a

122a James McNaughten

Farmer of Moneyneagh & Lislaban, Loughguile, He the only McN in Loughguile paying Tithes in Lavan and Moneyneagh in 1831 (Llislabin & Moneyneagh in 1832)

b.1799 Brother is John b.1801

Griffiths 1859

Fa: probably Archibald who farmed there in 1803 Rents house, offices and 301 acres with John (prob b.1801) £54 (land £50)(So £2 is a big house). Son: John b.1850! Son: James b.1855! James farming there in 1894 Though 250 acres is open mountainside

James McNaghten

Of Loughguile Note: This and Craigatempin were part of Clotworthy’s Estate c. 1640s which ran east-west from the Bann to Moneyneagh

m. Mary RC Dau: Maryb.13.01.1846 Loughguile (sp: John McNaughten and Mary McGooan) Dau; Mary b.1849 Son: James bapt 24.01.1854 Loughguile RC (Sponsors John McNaghten and Mary McMullan) Who probably m. Elizabeth Wier in 1876 (at Loughguile RC, Ballymena district) (register very feint – could be done again enlarged MIC1D/69/1)

Erected / by / John McNaughten / Moneynea / in memory of / his beloved father / James McNaughten / who died 10th June 1879 / aged 80 years / his sister / Mary McNaughten / who died 21st Decr 1867 / aged 18 years / his uncle / John McNaughten / who died 1st Octr 1879 / aged 78 years / the above named / John

McNaughten / who died 23rd Octr 1888 / aged 38 years / James McNaughten / who died 6th June 1898 / aged 43 years / also his daughter / Mary McNaughten / who died 2nd September 1913 aged 24 years / and his wife Elizabeth McNaughten / who died 23rd Feby 1946 aged 95 years / and his son / James McNaghton / died 7th Dec 1974 aged 71 years / also his wife / Mary McNaughton / died 31st March 1984 aged 89 years / and their son / Kevin McNaughton / died 8th September 1996 aged 66 years Elizabeth still holds all the land in 1904. (See VAL/3/C/1 for revised valuations 1930-1950) I spoke to Kevin’s brother John (aged c.80 in 2015) but he has no knowledge about how the family came to Moneyneagh other than he thinks they sold a farm at Lislabin. The house at Moneyneagh was two storey. 250 of the 301 acres are mountain.

122 James McNaughton

Of Ballymoney?

Dau: Marjorie 160 b.1844

James McNaughten

Farmer of Moneyneach in 1866

Dau: Margary m. James Scally farmer of Mullagholuf 13th Feb 1866 at Loughguile RC Ballymoney Witnesses James and Eliza Watt Dau: Susanna McNaughten Seally bapt 25th Jan 1879 Balintoy (Sponsors James McNaughten and Margaret McNaughten)(Of Loughguile?)

James McNaughton

Farmer of Moneynea

b.1796/99 d. 4th June 1879 Ballymoney aged 85 [sic]

Ballymoney Vol 1 p 130 John present at death

James McNaughten

One of the 160,000 respectful persons signing Lord Viscount Morpeth’s testimonial in 1841

99c James private of 75th b.c. 1805 m. Margaret Son: John 136 b. Mayo 06.09.1827

McNaughton Foot cobbler

Haddington, Gledmuir East Lothian

m. Mary Hughes of Castlebar, Co. Mayo 09.12.1826

Dau: Susan At Westport 24th Sept 1827 (Served with Sgt George in 75th) WO12/8141 Discharged 30th April 1840 with 12 months Gratuity (having served at least 21 years) WO12/8152

McNAUGHTON Newspaper cuttings from the Eastern Cape. EP Herald, March 1973 Soldier-cobbler founded big farming family In the mid-nineteenth century James McNAUGHTON, a newly discharged British infantryman set up shop as a cobbler in Somerset East. Today four generations later, his descendants are one of the largest farming families in the Graaff-Reinet district, controlling some 62,000 hectares of land and 30,000 head of stock. According to Mr. Jack McNAUGHTON, owner of the farm Green Tree, near Graaff-Reinet, farming is now "an established McNAUGHTON tradition." The family record bears him out. Even those who have left the McNAUGHTON "homestead" area around Graaff-Reinet are still, in the main, farmers - some as far afield as Australia. And today several fifth-generation McNAUGHTONS are well on their way to carrying on the tradition. The man who started it all was the cobbler's son, John, who in the 1820's gave up his career as an hotelier in Graaff-Reinet to work the 4,000-hectare farm Aloe Ridge, which he bought for 25c - then a half-crown - a morgan (,857ha). This farm, the family homestead is now owned by two of John's grandsons, Graham and Jack. ENLISTED John's father, James McNAUGHTON was born at Haddington, Gledmuir, in the parish of East Lothian, Scotland, about 1805 - exact date is not known by his descendants. In February 1822, at the age of 17, James enlisted with the First Foot Regiment in Edinburgh. On May 17, 1822, he commenced service with the 75th Foot Regiment on the Isle of Wight, subsequently serving in Gibraltar from June of the same year to January 28, 1824, when the regiment returned to England. On December 9, 1826, James married Mary HUGHES of Castlebar County, Mayo, Ireland. His two children, John and Susan, were born during the next four years. In 1820 the 75th Regiment was deployed in the Cape of Good Hope, where James arrived with his family on August 24. He was stationed at Grahamstown and saw service on the Eastern Frontier of the Cape Province, taking up a station at Fort Beaufort in 1838. DISCHARGED On April 30, 1840 he was discharged at his own request. His discharge papers, now in the possession of his family, bear the signature of Major-General George NAPIER. James took his family to Somerset East and opened a cobbler's shop, which he ran until his death. He is buried at the Church of England cemetery at

Somerset East. http://www.eggsa.org/newspapers/index.php/newspaper-cuttings-from-the-eastern-cape/769-newspaper-cuttings-from-the-eastern-cape-m

James McNaghtan

Of Dunalis More, Dunboe In 1831 C

Presb

Living with one male and 5 females all of the same family http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~nirldy/dunboe/1831cen/1831db14.htm

99i* James McNaughten

Weaver of Mullanhead, Dunboe, Derry

Pres Dau Ellen m. John McGrotty at Dunboe C of Ireland 11.08.1845 Witnesses John McNaughten (who signed) and Kennedy Stafford. Note Ellen was a communicant at Dunboe Presbyterian Church in 1845 MIC1P/412

111o James McNaughton

Of Thomas Street, Portadown

m. Sarah Meth

Dau: Hetty 152b.1836

112f James McNaughton

Of Shankhill, Belfast

Son: Samuel 117a

James M’Naughten

b.1814 d. 1874 Monaghan

111d James McNatten Farmer of Drumor, Monaghan

1832 Tithe An See 144a & 157a

111e James McNatten Farms3 acres in Drummock, Tehallan, Monaghan in 1832

1832 Tithe An See 144a & 157a James & Peter farm in same townland

111g James McNatten Farmer of Kinard,

1832 Tithe An See 144a& 157a

Monaghan

111h James McNaghten

Of Killymarley, Monaghan in 1859

Rents a tiny house (15/..) in 1859 Griffiths See 144a & 157a

James McNaughton

Of KnockballyreayMonaghan In court for assault 1859

James McNaghten

Of Caunlovree b. 17th April 1814 Killorglin, Kerry

RC Irish genealogy

Fa: John of Caunlovree Mo: Jessica Topham Sp: John Leslie, Mary Neil

105c James McNaghten

Of Farrantoreen, Killorglin, Kerry

m. Margaret RC Son: Gerald b. 19.03.1834 Mary b. 23.10.1841 m. John Shea 13.02.1866 (when of Rinard) Thomas b. 10.09.1843

James MacNaughton

Of Rinard, Caherciveen, Kerry in 1866

Dau: Mary m. John Shea 1866

James McNaughten

Painter (?) of Binnelly (?) Derry

Dau: Mary m. Robert Hamilton labourer of Killaloo at Killaloo C of I Lower Cumber, Derry 20th Nov 1866

James MacNaughten

m. Elizabeth Garvey RC Dau: Jane bapt 1832 St Paul’s Arran Quay, Dublin

James McNaughton

Smith Died pre 1868 Dau: Jane b. 1832 m. John Harrison at Shoreditch 6th Oct 1868

James MacNatten

m. Ellen RC Dau: Ann b. 1843 St Paul’s Arran Quay, Dublin

James McNaughten

Labourer of Ballycastle in

b.1814 Widower by 1901 d.12 May 1901

Ann present at death

1901 Ballycastle aged 87

122a James McNaghten

bapt 17.04.1814 Killorglin, Kerry

RC Fa: John 105a

115b James McNaughton

Shoemaker journeyman In Dalry, Ayrshire in 1851 & 1861

b. 1812 Ireland m. Sophia Son: William 159b b. 1838 Ireland (shoemaker). A railway labourer of Stevenston in 1871 Sophia is a widow of Stevenston, Ayreshire in 1871

115ba James McNaughton

In Milwaukie in 1850

b. 1812 Ireland m. Ann

115c James McNaughton

In Hemmingford, Canada in 1851

b. Ireland c. 1812

Presb Probable brother John b. Scotland 1815 farmer in Canada in 1851

115d James McNaughton

Watchmaker In Greenwich, NY in 1850 & York, Canada in 1861

b. Ireland 1815 m. Elizabeth Son: George b. 1843 Ireland Eliza b. Canada 1848

James M’Naghten

Watchmaker in Portadown, Armagh in 1840. Clockmaker and jeweller in High Street in 1842

Trade Directory

James McNaghton

Of Thomas Street, Portadown, Armagh

m. Elizabeth Meth

Son: Francis b. 1840 Portadown Francis b. 1842 Portadown

115e James In Quebec in b. 1815 Ireland m. Margaret Son: Thomas b.1845

McNaughton 1861 Catherine Bridget

121l James McNaughton

Labourer of Larkhall, Dalserf, Lanarks in 1851

b. 1816 Ireland m. Agnes

115f James McNaughton

Charr Filler of Dalry, Ayreshire in 1851

b. 1817 Ireland Sister Elizabeth m. James McGow c.1853

131cg*

James McNaughton

Wounded artilleryman of Taylor’s lane, Dundee

b.1818 Scotland

Probably married Elizabeth Buckley in 1841

d. 1846 Fa: James b. 12.08.1784 in St Martins Perth Death Apr 1845 in Dundee, Angus, Scotland Mo: Betsey Skene Dau: Jessie b. 1845 Dublin d.1848 Dundee

James McNaughton

R H Artillery 1839 -44

b. St Peter’s Dundee 1817

James McNaughton

Sawyer and then gunner in RHA

b.1817 Dundee

Lost arm from explosion of a gun in Phoenix Park. Sawyer. Chelsea 9th April 1844 5 yrs service WO116/126 Dau: Jessie b. 1845 Dublin

122b* James McNattan Bapt 08.03.1819 St Mary PRO Cathedral

RC Fa: Thomas 105l Mo: Ellen Sponsors John Walsh & Bridget Conway

99da James McNaghtan

St Mary’s Pro cathedral, Dublin

m. Eliza RC Son: James 138a*b. 5th May 1830 Sponsors James Walsh and Mary Tighe

James M’Naghten

Dairy at Church Street, Dublin 1835 & Abbey Street 1846

131cb James McNaughton

Saddler of Old Artillery Ground Tower Hamlets in 1871 & 1881C

b. 1821 Dublin m. Mary Ann Harness maker in West Ham Workhouse in Leyton, Essex in 1891

James McNaughton

Merchant Seaman Ticket 463676

b.1821 Bally………. Or Ballagdhy

BT114/15

131cc*

James McNorton Carpenter Drafted at Brant NY in 1860s

b. 1820 Ireland

131cf*

James McNaughton

Stonemason of Harryville, Ballymena in 1843

Bc.1820 Presb

Dau: Eliza Ann McNaughton B. 1843 in Harryville, Ballymena m. Thomas Middleton (mechanic and son of land steward) 08.07.1867 1st Ahoghill Presbyterian Church, County Antrim. Death 16 June 1920 in Belfast, Antrim, Ireland Margaret m. James Wasson, tailor of Ballymena 20th Dec 1862 (both minors) (Kirkinriola register ststes Mary MacNaughton marrying James Hasson according to Debs MIC1P/114/1)

126ca*

James McNaughten

Stonemason of Ballymontenagh Ahoghill, Nr Ballymena

Presb

Dau: Christina b. 1841 m. William/James McGladdery (farmer of Gloughoyne, Drummaul) at Ahogill 1st Presbyterian Church, Ballymena 10th Sept 1858

99f James McNaughten

Stonemason late of Ballyneel leaves his freehold tenement in Harryville.

m. Margaret Will of 1848 d.31st Oct 1848 at Ballykeel

Four daughters Will of 1848 and 68 D1902/1/10 (Will of 1862 D1902/1/70?)

131ce*

James McNaughton

b. 1820 Ireland m. Margaret Clark (a Margaret McNaughton widow and daughter of James Clark m.Luke McQuitty 27th Sept 1854 Ballymena 3rd Presb witnesses Joseph (who signs with a fine hand) and Ellen McNaughten)

Dau: Christina b. 1841 in Antrim, Antrim Death 23 Aug 1922 in Gladstone Street, Rockhampton. Aus. Hannah Jane b. 17 Jun 1844 in Ballymena, Antrim m. James Muggleton 1866 Queensland Death 17 August 1903. in Mackay, Qld Australia.

131cd*

James McNattan Bapt 30.09.1822 St Mary PRO

RC Fa: John Mo: Mary

Cathedral, Dublin

Sponsors Patrick Bannan & Mary Ross

131ca James McNaughton

Mariner in NYC in 1850

b. 1823 Ireland m. Ann Mary b. NY 1841 Sarah b. 1844

James M’Naughten

Labourer of Knockanskerragh, Ballyrashane, Coleraine in 1858 and 1895

b.1824 m. Martha Freeman 24 Dec 1858 Witness: James Carrey

d.6 Apr 1895 Coleraine aged 71

C o I Fa: Henry of Lisnagalt

138aa*

James McNattin Labourer Arrived New York 20.07.1864

b. 1829 Ireland

138a James McNaghten

Bapt 05.05.1830 St Mary’s Dublin

Fa: James 115a

138b James McNaughton

Servant in Rathven in 1851

b. 1831 Ireland

144a James McNaughton

Labourer then Soldier In Banff in 1854

b.1833 Monaghan

93rd Foot attested in Banff 2nd Dec 1854 in the Crimea and Indian Mutiny, 2/21st from 1869, 89th from 1872. Labourer WO97

144c James McNattan In Perry, Clarion Pennsylvania in 1850

b. 1832 Ireland With Frances or Esther

James MacNaughton

b.1832 d. 27th Oct 1893 Newtonards aged 61

GRO has him as female!

148b James Farmer of 11

126c

McNaghten acres at Cloghs, Cushendall in 1859

148c James McNatton McNaughton

Of Cloghs, Cushendall, Moyle

m. Anne Martin RC Dau: Mary Jane b. 09.02.1859 (Sp: Dan Quin and Eliza Martin) Layde & Ardclinis (Cushendall) RC MIC1D/68/1 Son: John b. 24.05.1862 (Sp John Hazlett and Anne Stewart) Son: b. 07.09.1872 (FHL 255856) Son:Alexander m. Mary McDonnell 21.06.1890 Son: Archibald bapt 27 Aug 1870 (sponsor John McN and Eliza Martin) Layde & Ardclinis (Cushendall) RC Son: Charles b. 1876 Witness: Patrick Dau: Mary b.07.02.1880 Layde (Sp: Patrick McNaughton and Mary Thompson)

148f* James McNutton Farmer in Bristol, Pontias, Quebec in 1911

b. 1836 Ireland Children: William b. 1870 Quebec Jana Humphrey

148d* James McNorton Labourer and then drafted in Barre NY 1863

b. 1837 Ireland

148e* James McNorton Miner and Naturalised in Cook County Illinois 11.06.1871

b. Ireland

148g* James McNaughton

b.1838 Ireland m. Mary Coughlin Dau: Mary born 10 May 1858 in Renfrew, Ontario

James McNaughton

Town Sergeant of Fermoy, Cork in 1875

James MacNaughton

b.1847 d.19 Mar 1904 Antrim

Certificate not viewed

113d Jeremiah McNaughton

Shoemaker of Clinton, Michigan in 1897 In Washington, NY in 1860

b. 1828 Ireland m. Julia A (wife in 1860)

d. 09.03.1897 Michigan

Fa: John

113da Jeremiah McNaughton

In Michigan in 1870

b. 1831 Ireland m. Hannah Son: William C b. 1856 NY

John McNaught One of Mr Adare’s British tenants on his Native lands in Toome and in the 1630 Muster Roll

1 Iain Dhu or John Shane(Black John) MacNachten

Founded the Irish Line

Daughter of Alexander MacDonald

Buried in family tomb in Bonamargy Friary, BallyCastle

Fa: Ian Makalexander MacNaghten (Or Iain Dhu was third son of Sir John McNaughton – knighted 1627) Migrated 1606 – 1641 Earl of Antrim’s Chief agent Son & heir: Donnel / Daniel of Oldstone (2c )d. by 1637 Son: John 2

Son*: Alexander of Oldstone (2a ?)

2 John MacNaughton Clan Chief Ballymagarry, Nr Dunluce Freehold Lease for Dunluce 1620

d.1630 Fa: John 1 Son: Daniel 4 Son*: Patrick (10?) Son*: Alexander (10a*?) Will PRONI T559 3 p.628 Mentioned in Ulster Inquisition (para 33) as dying in 1630 and Daniel inheriting

John M’Naghtan Gent of Ballymagarry

Left will in 1631

John, the Agent, lived at Ballymagarry House near Dunluce Castle (where the MacDonnells lived). The house burned down in 1750.

Ballymagnog, Dunluce

Secretary/Agent for his cousin Randal MacDonnell, the Earl of Antrim

d.10.03.1630 bu Bonmargy Old Churchyard

An Granted Irish denization 29.01.1611 Settled 29/08/1611 Undertaker (landlord) 29/1/1612

Came from Scotland. Got from Sir Randal MacDonnell : 60 acres of Ballymagarry nr Dunluce Castle; 30 acres at Coolnegar; 60 acres at Benvarden https://archive.org/stream/historicalaccoun00hill#page/438/mode/2up

The first Macnaghten came to the Antrim coast from Fraoch Eilean castle (Dunderawe) in Lough Awe in Scotland in 1580. This had been the family home since 1267. Shane (John) Dubh (or Dhu, meaning dark haired), grandson of Sir Alexander MacNaughtan who was killed in the Battle of Flodden in 1513, was a nephew of the famous Sorley Boy Macdonnell, both being descended from the kings of Scottish Dalriada. So it was that this John Macnaghten (otherwise Shane Dubh MacNaughtan) was appointed principal agent or first secretary to his cousin, Sir Randal MacSorley Macdonnell, the first earl.

2b John Settled in

McNaughton 28/11/1617 (different to 2 who settled in 1611 ?)

John McNaughten

Farmer of Kilbeggn, Westmeath in 1641

1641 Deposition (Irish Monuments Commission)

4a John McNaughton

b. 1610 Kilquhanitie, Galloway, Scotland

m. Margaret Gordon

d. 1659 Ulster Parents: Malcolm Glenshira McNaughton & Elizabeth Murray

4b John McNaughton

d. 1641 in the massacre at Dunmull

Fa: Daniel 2c Son?*: John 8 https://archive.org/stream/historicalsketch00mora#page/420/mode/2up/search/antrim https://archive.org/stream/historicalaccoun00hill#page/442/mode/2up

4b John McNaghten Of Oldstone (Clogh) in 1637

Leased lands in Cornerk, Dundermot and Drumakeely in 1637 for 41 yrs

On behalf of Catherine and Margaret McNaghten daughters of 2c Daniel McNaghten (of Oldstone) deceaced

D/2977/3A/5/1/10

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John McNaughtane

Of Anticur/ Atleyteylue, Rasharkin,

13kms south of BallyMoney

Hearth Tax Margaret

Of Anticur when buried at family

Fa: either John 4b or Neale 4c Son: Thomas 19a (inherited the

Kilconway in 1669 (Probably John of Kiltymurray)

McNaughtan had a Hearth here too

tomb in Bonmargy Priory but date missing (source: Lecky papers)

property at Atteytey Cue)

John MacNaghten

Representative of Lord Antrim in the Barony of Kilconway in 1664

Holds Archibald Stewart of Ballintoy’s Warrant whilst he is in Scotland that July https://archive.org/stream/anhistoricalacc05hillgoog#page/n450/mode/2up/search/Donnell+McNaghton p.438

John McNaghten In possession of lands at Rosedermot (very near Moneyneagh and Cloughmills), Carn-Beg and Farranacushog/Killyree By 1669 WRONG

Note there is a townland called Ballybogy next to Rosedermot on the O’Hara Estate maps of 1783 (T2971/1)

(from John Bickerstaffe of Portglenone who leased them from the Earl of Antrim on 20 Oct 1669) for 61 yrs I think JB leased the lands that were previously granted to JM. CORRECT

D/2977/3A/5/1/18

Source:Tenants on the Estates of the Earl of Antrim in the seventeenth century by Ian Montgomery #22

John McNaghten Of Benvardin possessed Innisgrame (Inshinagh, Ballymoney ?) till 1679

This was then leased by the Earl of Antrim to Robert Cussack Esq of Dunluce D/2977/3A/3/1/33

8a John McNaughton

b. 1639 Dunderave

m. Florence Gordon

d. Augusta, Virginia 1707

This came from Marilyn Landon’s Tree on Ancestry and may not be reliable

Castle (Scotland)

m. Jane Jean de laCoeur Campbell 1685

(attributing the parents as Malcolm Glenshira McNaughton and Elizabeth Murray) Sons: Alexander b. 1656 (went to America) John b. 1670

10a Jo McNaghten Of Tullylish, MONAGHAN (but perhaps he is just the agent since the agreement is between William Leslie of Prospect and John Magill of Tullycarne)

Signs lease of the townland of Tullylish in 1677 Nb. Frances daughter of Alexander, Dr of physick had Tullylish in 18th C so Jo is probably John of Benvarden, Chief

11

John MacNaughton M’Naughton Esq

Chief of the Clan Benvarden (in 1674 & 82) & Dunluce From Strathclyde Was left* Ballyboggie, Ballylekine, Ballinesse,

b.c.1650 Married Helen Stafford c.1676 When a widow ?, went into Londonderry in 1689 where her Uncle Stafford was a defender

Died pre 1689 ? Will of 1700

Prot Son of Daniel of Benvarden 7 & 4 (???Son ?: Daniel b. 1724 d.1724?????) 1st Son: Francis 17 b.1675 2nd Son: Alexander b. 1676 3rd Son: Bartholomew the elder 12 who got Benvarden b. 1677 4th Son: Edmund 14 b.1679 5th Son ? Edward b. 1692 Will mentions something about leasing his lands to the eldest sons of each of his sons and also about his 6th to 10th sons.

Atilyboyland, Ballylough, Ballytegart, Maghercrean

Will also mentions nephew Bartholomew of Ballyhunsley and also Thomas of Killymurry.

Held from grandfather: 60 acres at Benvarden. Held Ballyreagh; ¼ of dry [sic]; ¼ of Cregadvarren (Craigiewarren); ¼ of Carnanrighe (Merevoe) and Ballygelagh at Benvarden. *Another branch of the McNaghton family had held since 1637 land in Dunluce between Coleraine and the sea: ½ of Ballentegert; Laggathrore; ½ of Maghereman and ½ of Ballenlogh.* (This and Ballyboggy and Tullycapple and the 46 quarterlands thirled to Ballyboggy mill were due to go to Alexander of Benvarden in Deed of 1st May 1716 but it is not signed by anyone bar Antrim and is cancelled 20th September 1716 D2977/3A/3/1/61) http://www.forgottenbooks.com/readbook_text/An_Historical_Account_of_the_Macdonnells_of_Antrim_1000505956/445 *(NB. Ballylough in Billy and Croggerye ; and Ballytaggart, Loughguile; Laggachore; Maghernan; and Ballylough in Billy were Daniel of Ballymagarry’s in 1637. Surely this was his father Daniel/Donnell.) John McNaghten held 46 quarters of land thirled to Ballyboggie mill in 1684 (and his neighbour was John McCollum gent of Glogher [sic?] who has the Park and mills between portballintrae and Bushmills. One of Lecky’s respondents thought Donaghy McCollum enjoyed Toberdorman till c.1708) John McNaghten Gent of Benvarden leases salmon fishing along the coast between Dunluce Castle and the old castle at Ballyreagh in 1687 (which Francis Gent of Benvarden leases in 1708; Francis Gent of Beardiville leases in 1716; and Edmund of Beardiville leases in 1744.) The house at Benvarden was little more than a “thatched cottage” till 1797 when Montgomery pulled it down and built a grand one there. Beardiville is in the extreme SE corner of Ballywillin extending into Ballyrashane and overlooked by Dunmull Hill. (Slates didn’t come from Wales till 19th C)

23c John McNaghten Soldier Sgt John McNaghten 83rd Ft. Admitted Chelsea 14th Dec 1763 Disabled. Dead WO118/36 WO118/39 Admission Book 1 p.62

John McNaghten Of Drumadonnel, Drumgooland

Will probated 1763

IIW V4 p100

23d John Of St Luke’s m. Elizabeth C o I Had dau Ann bapt 18.01.1736 St Luke’s,

McNaughton Dublin in 1736 Dublin

John McNaught In Mullenan, Londonderry in 1756

Renting large house off the Irish Society for 14/7/2 pa

John McNaught Churchwarden in Coleraine in 1770

C o I D4164/A/28

39 John McNaught (note spelling)

Of Bannside Coleraine

Buried 29.05.1769

Col These are the only McNaughts I have included in this list. Many McNaughts left wills at the PRONI

40 Widow McNaughton

Of Bannside Coleraine

Buried 30.01.1772

Col If her husband was 39, then they could be ours, or perhaps parents of 33 or 42

though

William McNaught

Of Coleraine m. Jane Edmiston CoI Col Son: William 13.08.1804

William McNaght

Of the Aghadowey Congregation

m. Mary Martin of Tollens 24.12.1814 New Row Presbyterian Church, Coleraine

Pres

and Alexander McNaught

Of Ferryquay Street, Coleraine

CoI Col Dau: Kitty 26.06.1804

Alex McNaght Of Killowen, Coleraine in 1828

Dau: Mary m. George Doherty 08.04.1828 New Row Pres. (nb. Another Mary McNaght – of Gortycavan and daughter of Peggy – marries Wm Burnside, Blacksmith)

and Francis McNaught

Weaver of Ballywindland in 1850

m. Ruth CoI Col Dau: Margaret bapt 01.06.1851

and Henry McNaught Of Laurence m. Elizabeth

Lane, Coleraine she died 1822 He moved to Bushmills and died 1831

25ab John McNaughton

Buried St Paul’s, Dublin 20.04.1774

CoI IG Related to Alexander buried 12 April 1776 ? Margaret McNaghten buried there 7.10.1790

John McNaughten

Son:

27 John McNaghton Esq

“Half hanged”. Of Benvarden, Knockanbury and Conagher. Collector of taxes in Coleraine High sheriff 1756 Chaired the first meeting of the Farmer’s Society in Coleraine 24th Jan 1755

1720/1722 m(1) Mary Daniel daughter of the Dean of Down 16.08.1752 St Mary’s Dublin Mary d.1756 m(2)? Mary Anne Knox 1761

Hanged 1761 And Benvarden then sold

Eldest Son of 12 Estate sequestrated due to his gambling debts One daughter by first marriage Dau: Jane bapt 27.05.1753 m. Edmund Lecky D1946/7/1 Son: Bartholomew Edmund 52 bapt 16.06.1753 St Mary’s, Dublin Dau: Cassandra McNaughten 11.12.1755 54 Dublin Uni 1740-41 (Alumni)

54 Cassandra McNaughton

Sold Benvarden to Hugh Montgomery

Bapt. 11.12.1755 St Mary’s Dublin

Married Capt Joseph Hardy

Buried in Shane Dhu’s tomb in Bonmargy Friary

Daughter of half hanged 27 & Mary

John McNaughton

Of Co. Antrim but family

Presb

Settled in Greenwich on banks of Batten Kill, New England/Eastern NY c.1765

originally from Argyleshire

Son Robert b. Washington m. Isabella Watson. Farmed in Argyle, Washington and had Moses Archibald in 1813 https://archive.org/stream/3927884.0001.001.umich.edu#page/22/mode/2up

John McNaghten Of Drumadonall, Dromore

Left Will in 1763

John M’Naughton

Of Drumnadonnall

Freeholder of Drumnadonnall , Upper Iveagh Barony.

Landlord Rowan M’Naughton Registered at Rathfryland 1824 Other Lives: Rowan, John and Thomas

33 John McNorthon

m.Catherine Murrey at Trinity,Waterford 18.04.1750

C o I RI Son of ? Son: ?

35a John McNaughton

Of Tyrone Co. Cabin in New Jerseyfield by the Mowhawk

m. Jenny d.1786 An

John McNaughton

Of Antrim, Emigrated from Scotland to Ireland and then to Washington County, NY c.1760

1726 Islay m. Margaret Taylor in NY c.1752

d. 1800 Greenwich, Washington

Caldwell family tree on An

Fa: Alexander b. 1692 Islay, Argyle ? one of the original Campbell emigrants of July 1728 who petitioned for land in 1764 and aministered the Patent. The land to be called Argyle (he signed as M’Nachtan). Married Mary McDonald (b.1690, d.1777). He had daughter Eleanor born on Islay 5th May 1735. He d. 1784 Salem

Children: Alexander Archibald Mary Robert b. 1767 Argle, Washington* Daniel Eleanor Margaret * who m. Isabella Watson and Isabella Morrison and had Joseph John 1792-1868 Mary Thomas 1799-1855 Alexander 1800-1884 Duncan 1801-1847 Jane Margaret Ellen Moses Archibald 1813-1901

35b John McNaughten

Emigrated from Belfast to Philadelphia in 1773 on the Brigatine Agnes (landed at

Newcastle on the Delaware in June 1773)

John McNaghtin m. Anne Cooper 6. 10.1774 St Mary’s, Ardess, Magheraculmoney, Co. Fermanagh (probably her parish)

John McNaught Of Coleraine signs Vestry Book in 1770

C o I

42 John McNaghten (note William McNaughton was there too in 1771)

Of Ferryquay Street, Coleraine in 1775

Married who? Col Son of: ? Child: buried 12.09.1775 Coleraine

John McNaghten Note in Coleraine register says tenants of Bartholomew McNaghten Snr

m. Sarah Son: Henry bapt 19.01.1785

John McNaughtin

Has house in Brook Street, Coleraine in 1840

Coleraine register states Rose Steel/Skill senior of John McNaughtin’s house in Brook Street buried 19 Feb 1840 age 77

41b* John McNorton Of James street m. Mary Son:

Dublin in 1769 Robert b.1769

49c John McNaughton

Labourer then Soldier

b.1765 Kilmarnock, Ayr

1st Horse Guards (Life Guards) a labourer admitted Chelsea 19th July 1802 13 yrs service WO120/9 WO121/58/1 (some feint note about Mayd, Ireland 29/32? In WO120/9) Ill health WO116/12 WO116/252

53 John McNaughton Possible father of our Margaret 85 ?

A soldier aged 10, then hosier then soldier

b. St George’s, Quebec 1759

Married ? 53aa?

CoI Son of ? Probably son of a soldier of the 35th in Quebec – most likely Hugh 25a 35th foot 1769-75 (of Quebec fame) 104th foot 1780-1783 Royal Dublin Militia 1797 -1802 4th Royal Veterans Bttn 1802-1811 Wounded in ankle in Germany with 104th Signed his name on discharge papers of 30th July 1811 to return to Ireland. WO119 WO121 Issue: ? 85 & 86 ? 75a ?

53ac* John McNorton Bapt 18.03.1759 St James, Dublin

Fa: Daniel Mo: Elizabeth

61b John McNaghten A labourer of Little Ginless Street, St Saviour, Surrey in 1841

b. 1771 Ireland Daughter-in-law (?): Lucy b. 1801 (m. John a labourer) Grand children (?): Mary Ann b.1833 Margaret b. 1836 Surrey John b. 1839 Surrey

62 John McNaughton

b.31.01.1770 Coleraine

C o I Fa: James of Brook Street 43a Is he the Jno McNaghten serving as sidesman from 2nd Mar 1793

71a John McNaughton

Gunsmith and soldier in 83rd and 88th Foot

b.c.1774 Athlone, Roscommon

d. 1814 on service

Serving in 88th Foot in 1814 having served 6 yrs 4 months in 83rd WO25/516

74d* John McNaughten

Farmer of Farnareagh, Londonderry

b. 1776 d. 14th Feb 1865 Londonderry aged 89

William present at death

John McNaghten Of Farnegereagh/ Timeageeragh, Loughinsholin Maghera, Derry in 1831 C

With 1 female

John M’Naghten Lt Commdr Coast guard, Portrush, Bushmills 1849

80b* John McNorton In Boston Mass in 1855

b.c. 1775 Ireland

John Alexander McNaghten

Of Beardiville Adult in 1797 Father not confirmed yet

74a John McNaghten

Brother of 92

Of Belfast in 1802

m. Margaret Dau: Ann 112 bapt St Anne’s Shankhill, Belfast 02.04.1802 Son: John 118a?

(the 13th Dragoon) ?

But NO McNaghtens listed in 1800 Belfast Trade directory, Residents of Belfast 1807 nor residents of the town of Belfast 1808

John MacNaughten Esq

Distiller of Belfast in 1832

m. Mariane whon died at Leixlip, Dublin 15th july 1832

John M’Naghten Dealer of 78 Little Donegall street, Belfast in 1835

John McNaughtan

Calico Printer of Belfast?

Pres RI Son: James, a calico printer of Oldpark, Belfast m. Maria Jane Ingram 27th March 1863 at Duncairn Presbyterian, Belfast and then Charlotte Peel in 1876

74b John McNaghten Of Trim m. Elizabeth Son: John 121 b. Trim 1809 Son: John 118a?

John McNeighten

In Belfast in 1815

M. Eliza Dau: Sarah bapt 25th Jan 1815 St Anne’s Belfast

74c* John McNorton Admitted House of Industry, Boston, Massachusettes in 1848

b. 1778 Ireland

75

John McNaughton Probably 75b

5th Dragoon b.c. 1780 Son of ? Served in the same troop as Francis 1796 – 1799 Probably 75b and son of 37 and brother

of Francis 66 and Patrick 66a

75b John F McNaughton Probably 75 COULD BE BARTHOLOMEW’S BROTHER

Farrier in 8th Light Dragoons blacksmith

b. ???? Ballymoney, Antrim

Shot by sentence of a General Court Martial 30th July 1817 Hathrass, Nr Agra, Utter Pradesh WO25/1419

(Court martial not in WO90/1 or WO92/1, nor WO71/245 & 246) Report 88A 89 WO25/2438&9 In Capt Edward Carter’s Troop. Confined during 25th Oct – 25th Nov Muster of 1816 till the end WO12/823 £8 0s 7.5d willed and paid to Farrier William Murphy of 8th LDs at Meerut

Shot for Mutiny. On the evening of 2nd November 1817 he entered Captain Carter’s house and shot him with his pistol. G.O.C.C. 9th Jan 1817 Source: Hough, W (1855) Precedents in Military Law https://books.google.co.uk/books?id=WcJAyhwi61oC&pg=PA63&lpg=PA63&dq=8th+Light+Dragoons+court+martial+1817&source=bl&ots=PGpV2Sx5Er&sig=kwIATTdCs-lgxGwmw2fsbxKIYMY&hl=en&sa=X&ei=iJKYVJuqNMKAU_7Lg6AL&ved=0CCoQ6AEwAg#v=onepage&q=8th%20Light%20Dragoons%20court%20martial%201817&f=false

80a John McNaughton

Gardener of Boston, Mass in 1856

b. 1781 Ireland d. Deer Island Boston, Mass 1856

Fa: John Mo: Nancy

75a Hypothetical John/James McNaughton

Of Loughguile, Ballymoney

Mother: Mrs 53aa Father: 53? Archibald? Son: 123a?

53aa Mrs McNaughton

Of Loughguile, Ballymoney

Buried at Loughguile in 1787

Son: Hypothetical John 75a

99e 99b

John McNaughton (McNatten)

Soldier Boyle, Roscommon

b. 1782 m. Elizabeth Knight CoI Son: George 130 b. Boyle 1820

99b* John McNaghten John McNatten/on Hence he is 99e

Labourer then Soldier of 25th Foot

b.1782 St Paul’s, Dublin

m. Elizabeth Knight at St Margaret’s Rochester 9th April 1818

C o I Son: William 131 b. Coleraine 31.05.1823 He was on detachment at Ballyferman Dec 1821-March 1822. Then at Ballycastle, Ballymoney & Coleraine. From June 1822 till Sept 1823 he was at Coleraine and then went to Newport. WO12/4176 He enlisted in 100th Foot 2nd Sept 1809 (or 2nd Aug 1810). He then enlisted in the 25th Foot 20th March 1818 at Chatham aged 36 (b. 1782). He was a labourer born St Paul’s, Dublin WO25/352 He was pensioned at Kilmainham 5th Feb 1825 (aged 43 – b. 1782) with 15 yrs service. (11 year’s service allowed in 100th - 4 yrs as Sgt).A servant. WO118/15 Farm servant b. 1782 McNatton (papers on FMP) WO97/447/31 as McNatton Other son: George 130 b.1820

86 86a

John McNaughton Margaret 85’s twin brother? Could be hypothetical John/James 75a

Labourer/ weaver (WO25/461) then soldier in 72nd Foot

b. 1783 Ramond, Bally Castle

Died April 1845 aged 62 WO22/145

Served 72nd Foot 1804 – 1822 Enlisted 18th June 1804 In India 25th Nov 1810-17th Feb 1816 Chelsea WO120/27 19th June 1822 after 20 years’ service. Pension 1 /2 Dysphuae and weak eyesight 5’ 6” fair, grey, fair Pension paid at Ballymena

86a

John McNaughton

Weaver then 72nd Foot

Resirovus? (Ramoan)

Enlisted 8th June 1804 at Ballycastle WO25/461

86 Antrim 1784

86b* John McNattin KDG?

m. Mary Monaghan RC Dau: Ann bapt 06.07.1812 St Catherine, Dublin Sponsors George Reynolds & Tereh Bartley

John McNaghten Publican of Rathfryland, Drumgath/ Drumballyromey (7 miles NE of Newry, Co. Down) in 1824

Pigot Thomas in Newry in 1835

John McNaghten Publican on Holywood Rd, Belfast in 1841

Trade Dir

John McNaghten Labourer of 6 Weigh-house Lane, Belfast in 1846

Trade Dir

103 95

315 John McNaughton A cousin or brother of Margaret Tracey? Could be brother of trumpeter

Tailor /Hatter 1st King’s Dragoon Guards Hat manufacturer of Trinity House Lane, Hull in 1851

b. March 1791 Coleraine, Co. Derry attested 28.07.1814 aged 23 yrs 115 days at Dublin after his apprenticeship

m (1) Mary m(2) (as McNaughten) Bridget Fitzgerald at St Johns Cashel, Tipperary Ireland on 1st Feb 1850 (She was 27 years

d. 29.04.1867 In 1881 Bridget was a lunatic in Hull Borough Lunatic Asylum

C o I FMP

Fa: Alexander , a weaver Served 11 yrs and 1 month in the Dublin Militia and then enlisted 23rd Lancers 28th July 1814 (aged 23 yrs 115 days) Serving as McNaghten – at Waterloo and till disbandment on 24th Nov 1817. WO 25/299 Enlisted in 1st King’s Dragoon Guards 2nd July 1825 at Fulham (probably as a result of watching the Review on

Alexander

The only other McNaughtons known to be in Hull (and possibly totally unconnected) were : i) Hugh and Mary* between 1846 and 1849. ii) Thomas who died there in 1852

younger! And daughter of John Fitzgerald, a farmer) Witnesses? Maria Sturdy and Charles Hely or John Davis White & Tl McGrath

Hounslow Heath on 28th June). In trouble from 1st Dec 1837 (perhaps not wanting to go to Canada in May 1838) and imprisoned regularly from 7th August 1838 till 2nd August 1841. Served 3 yrs 11 months in North America WO120/52 Discharged 13th Sept 1842 to reside in Hull. 5’9” red hair, blue eyes, fresh complexion Medal renamed. Sold Glens 1970 Note: John, a hatter and Mary had Sarah bapt 16th Aug 1824 St Leonards, Shoreditch But a John and Sarah McNaughton (he a paper stainer of Hackney Rd) had Alexander John bapt 1st Nov 1824 St Leonard’s Shoreditch

*Hugh McNaughton and Mary Cannon. They were Presbyterians (born c. 1806) and lived at Robert’s Place, English Street, Myton, Hull. Hugh was an engineer. (Mary died in Hull in 1849) They had a son Alexander b. 22nd Nov 1847 who had emigrated to Point Edward , Ontario by 1874

KDG Stations: 1825 Fulham HQ, Canterbury, Shorncliffe, Deal. 1826 Leeds HQ, Burnley, Norwich. 1827 To Scotland in Feb, Edinburgh HQ. 1828 HQ at York in May. 1829 HQ in Manchester in Jan, Regiment to Ireland in May, Athlone HQ, Longford. 1830 HQ from Longford to Cahir in April. 1831 HQ to Dublin in July. 1832 HQ in Nottingham in May, Yorks & Lancs. 1833 Parade at Chelsea in May, HQ Brighton. 1834 HQ Dorchester in May. 1835 Regiment in Staffordshire with 1 Tp in Abergavenny. 1836 HQ from Birmingham to Manchester in May. 1837 HQ to Dundalk in June, Athlone. 1838 Depot left at Dublin, Regiment embarks for N. America in May. 1839 depot at York, Regiment arrives Quebec. Hq at Three Rivers., 1 Sqdn to Niagara. 1840 Chambly & Niagara. 1841 Chambly. 1842 25th Nov some men return to England.

Sarah McNaughten

Of Portobello Barracks, Dublin

BUT NO MAN OF THAT MAN SERVED 1821-

m. William Robb of the King’s Dragoon Guards at St Peter’s

CoI Witnesses: James George James Sareoch

1851 Dublin 1st Aug 1831

96a John McNaghten Teacher of Tirgarvel, Maghera, Derry in 1826

Presbyterian

John McNaghten Though may be James the Presbyterian

Of Dunalis More, Dunboe, Coleraine in 1831

Pres

John McNaghten Communicant at Dunboe Presbyterian Church in 1834

Pres MIC1P/412 As was Jane in 1833 Ellen McNaughton in 1845 (She was daughter of James the weaver of Mullanhead – though John McNaughten witnessed and I copied signature.) Martha and Mary a in 1846 Martha McNaghten of Drumaguil [Drumagully] was buried 11th Oct 1868 aged 48 at Dunboe C o I None were seatholders in 1853 but Jean received 6d as parish poor 28th May 1848

103a* John McNaughton

In Meredith, Delaware, NY in 1850

b. 1792 Ireland m. Sarah (born NY 1796)

Mo: Isabella b. NY 1768 Children: John b. 1831 NY Payne b. 1833 Timothy b. 1835

105aa*

John McNaghten Carpenter with son in Armagh in 1854

Son: John 138e

John McNaughten

Holds 1 acre of 2nd quality land in Anasaniry,

Pays tithe of 1s. 7.5 d. (William has 8 acres at Anaghmore in

Loughall, Armagh in 1830

same parish)

105a John McNaghten Of Caunlovree, Kerry

m. Jessica Topham RC Irish genealogy

Son: James bapt 17.04.1814 Killorglin

J McNaughton Rev in Killarney, Kerry in 1829

RC

John McNaughton

Owns three houses in Loughill, Attanagh, Co. Kilkenny in 1850

Gri

105b John McNaghten Of Tralee

m. Ellen Oliver RC Dau: Ann bapt. 02.05.1825 John and Sophia McNaghten were sponsors of Sophia Matthews at Tralee in 1826 William McNaghten of same was sponsor of Catherine McNaughton and Edmund O’Kelly’s son in 1828

105ab*

John McNattan Of Frederick Lane, Dublin

m. Mary RC Son: James 131cd b 1822

108 121h?

John McNaughton Nephew? And 140?

Farmer of Dunaghy, Lisnamanny, Legnamonagh (Barony of Glenarm -though Dunaghy is in

c.1798

Married ‘Nancy’ (Anne Carey) in 1824 She died 21st April 1865 aged 78

d.6th Aug 1867 Ballymena Buried Church of Mary Queen of Peace, Martinstown

RC Antrim Census RI

Fa: probably the Francis who share rented Lignamanagh in 1781 (brother: Thomas b.c. 1772/1782)? But equally possible is that Thomas was John’s father Children:

Kilconway ) Antrim 1851 Paying tithes in Liginanagh in 1825 as McNaghten (as was Thomas) John McNaughtin’s house in Lignamonag mentioned in OS of 1837 (100 perches north of the 4 standing stones.) Thomas was paying rent to E.A.McNaghten in 1815 D 2977/3A/5/20/10 (Barony of Kilconway)

John McNaghtin supplied with/ or supplies 30 barrels of lime in 1852

(photo of headstone) Carrowcowan, Glenravel RC Death registered as McNaghten at Ballymena (at Lignamanagog with Francis present.) See 140 of Bally Castle – probably his cousin )

Grace (bapt 19th Jul 1826 Glenravel) d. or below? Francis b.1826 linenweaver m. Anne Higgins and had Anne Jane bapt at Glenravel and registered at Clogh in 1864 and Ellen in 1866 similarly Patrick b. May 1827 linenweaver Grace b.1829 [sic ? 1826?] d.31.1.1853 aged 24 John b. 1831[sic] bapt 31 May 1829 Glenravel linenweaver who probably m. Rose Higgins and had John in 1852 (sponsor Patrick McNaghton)Probably the farmer of Skerry West in 1859 and 1911. Mary b.1834 Margaret b.1836 [sic] bapt 28.09.1834 Glenravel. (Sponsors: Daniel Carey & Grace McKendry)m. Patrick McKillop, 22, servant of Ballymena 19th Jan 1866 (stating she was only 26 not 32)

John McNaughten Snr renting 15 acres of bog and house, offices and 17 acres (plots 8 & 9) at Lisnamanny in 1861 off Frances Anne Marchioness of Londonderry

in 1862 John McNaughten jnr renting a house off his father (9b) in 1862 Lignamonagh now in Martinstown

In an undated map of Lignamanog stuck into D/2977/35/11 Thomas McNaghten is farming 20acres (plot 9) [rent 9/4/8] but James McNaghten is farming 15acres (plot 8) [rent 6/19/0] In another undated map in the same book, it appears that both parts were now in the name of James Higgins (James, John and Roger Higgins holding plots in Lignamonag)

John M’Naghten b.c.1799 d. Dec Q 1879 Ballymoney

Not in C o I register of LDS

John McNaght Of Drumragh (Nr Ballymoney?)

m. Ruth C o I LDS Son: Daniel bapt Ballymoney 6.05.1820 Sister perhaps the Esther buried at St Patrick’s Ballymoney 17 Apr 1809 aged 8

John Mcnaughty Weaver of Armagh

b.1800 bachelor d. 21st May 1876 Armagh Workhouse aged 76

108a John McNaughton

House and 3 acres at Skerry West, Newtown Crommelin, Ballymena in 1859

Rents house, offices and a few acres £3 (Land being £3) See Patrick 125e b.1816 Ballymena

108b John McNaghten (as does Elizabeth

Rents house in Bridge street, Ballymena

Rents house and yard £5 in Bridge Street in 1859 from Reps. Robert Bell

McNaghten)

John Managhan Of Glenarm area

b.1798 Died 2nd May 1807 aged 20 Buried in Row VI in Ardclinis (Old) burying ground – St Mary’s The Largy

C o I T3054/A/1

123 John McNaughten

Big Farmer of Loves Corkey and Moneyneagh, Loughguile

b.c.1799 Paying rent to Thomas Montgomery (whos family bought Benvarden off Cassandra McNaughton?)

Never married Death registered at Ballymoney 2nd Oct 1879 (James present)

Griffiths 1859

Rents house, offices and 300 acres with James £54 (land £50) (Though 99% is unenclosed mountainside.) Fa: probably Archibald who farmed at Lislaban, Lougguile in 1803

123a John McNaughton

b.1801 Buried Loughguile 1879

RC Fa: hypothetical John 75a/Archibald Brother was James b.1799 Rented house, offices and 23 acres with James McKay £18 (land being £8)

Erected / by / John McNaughten / Moneynea / in memory of / his beloved father / James McNaughten / ho died 10th June 1879 / aged 80 years / his sister / Mary McNaughten / who died 21st Decr 1867 / aged 18 years / his uncle / John McNaughten / who died 1st Octr 1879 / aged 78 years / the above named / John McNaughten / who died 23rd Octr 1888 / aged 38 years / James McNaughten / who died 6th June 1898 / aged 43 years / also his daughter / Mary McNaughten / who died 2nd September 1913 aged 24 years / and his wife Elizabeth McNaughten / who died 23rd Feby 1946 aged 95 years / and his son / James McNaghton / died 7th Dec 1974 aged 71 years / also his wife / Mary McNaughton / died 31st March 1984 aged 89 years / and their son / Kevin McNaughton / died 8th September 1996 aged 66 years

John McNaghten Tithe in Ballyfermot, Kings

Tithes in Ballydermot & Clonmel townlands, Ballyfermot, Kings in 1824

John McNaghten Farms 9 acres in Clonbullock, Clonsast, King’s in 1824

Tithes 18s. for 9acres of cat D land John and Henry farming bigger farms nearby

John McNaghten Farms 31 acres in Clonmell, Clonsast, King’s in 1824

Tithes £1. 17s. 8d. for 31 acres of cat I land John and Henry farming bigger farms nearby

John M’Naughten

Esq of Charlotte Quay, Cork in 1828

Dau: Helen m. Jones, Wm Thomas 16.12.1828

108c John McNaughton

Cammanis in St Romauld, Levis, Quebec in 1861

b. Co. Cork c.1798

m. Ellen Williamson 31.07.1826 St Patrick’s, Quebec m(2) Rebecca Moore 22.02.1841 Notre Dame, Quebec

d. 24.01.1867 Liverpool, Quebec?

RC Fa: William? Mo: Catherine Lambert? Who had Cornelius b. 1819 Or Bridget Canon Who had son John living in Pont Levis, Quebec in1835 Children: John b. 1828 New Liverpool, Quebec Robert b. 1830 Mary Sarah b. 1832 Mary Jane b. 1833 Edward b. 1835 Ellen dies 4th Aug 1836 (Living with With Rebecca Moore in

1861:) El b. 1837 Lower Canada (presumably 1836) Catherine b. 1841 Ireland Allan b. 1842 L.C William b.1843 Helen b. 1845 James b. 1848 Fanny b. 1850 George b. 1852 Rebecca b. 1854 Cornelius b. 1856* Charlotte b. 1860 *The parents of Cornelius McNaughton b.c.1850 who died a shoemaker in Boston in 1905 were John Mcn and Mary Crowley of Ireland

John McNaughton McNaghten

Carpenter Of Armagh Of Brumnally in 1855

m. Jane Mitchell Children: John b. 1828 Armagh m. Ann Jane Redpath in Ballymore in 1854. Went to NZ Margaret b. 1830 Armagh m. Hugh Qua farmer of Mullantur at Tamnagee C o I in Allymore, Armagh 7th Mar 1855

108e* John McNorton Could have been a soldier to have children in England and

Farmer in Addison Washington, Wisconsin in 1850

b. 1798 Ireland m. Jane Children: John b. 1831 Ireland 141ba Ann b. 1834 England (Could be Ann Jane McNaghton bapt St Peters Liverpool 13th Oct 1833) Robert b. 1840 Ireland Susan b. 1843 Ireland

Ireland Margaret

John McNaghten Shoemaker of Blundell Street, Liverpool in 1820

m. Jane Son: Robert bapt 19th Oct 1820 St Peters Liverpool (may have died)

John McNaughton

Shoemaker b.1799 Scotland Emigrated to NY in 1845

m. Jane (b.1799) Children (all born Scotland): Alexander b. 1818 blockprinter William b.1824 shoemaker but undoubtedly bapt Ireland (see below) Samuel b. 1827 shoemaker (see below) John b. 1832 but undoubtedly bapt Ireland Ann Jane b.1835 Margaret b. 1839 Robert b. 1841 but undoubtedly born Ireland Susan b. 1843

John McNaghten m. Jane Thompson Son: William bapt 10.01.1823 St Annes

John McNaughten

Of Shankill in 1826

m. Jane Thomson C o I RI Son: Samuel bapt 30.06.1826 St Anne’s

112g John McNaghton Of Shankill, Belfast

m. Jane Thompson Son : Samuel 117c b. St Anne’s 1826 Dau: Anne bapt 09.08.1829 Son: John 141 b. Shankill 1831

John McNaghten Shoemaker of Shaws brow, Lverpool

m. Jane Dau: Anne bapt 13 Oct 1833 Liverpool

John M’Naughten

Boot maker of 37 North Street, Belfast in 1839 and 48 North street in 1846

Tade directory

108d John McNaghten Inspector of Dublin Road, Belfast Of Brad street (?) in 1854 Of Visbey Street or Ventry Street in 1859

Presb

RI Dau: Margaret m. James Surpluss, designer and gent in 1854 at Donegall Street, Presb, Newtownabbey, Belfast Son: Robert, a clerk who m. Eliza Dunne 4th Oct 1859 (who perhaps had Robert a commission agent who m. Agnes Allen in 1879) Dau: Elizabeth m. John Munce engineer 4th Oct 1859 (same day)

123b John R McNaghten

Labourer of Layde, Moyle

CoI Daughter Isabella (aged 20) married William Stewart of Culfeighton at Cushendall Layde, C o I 19.10.1851 Witness: Alexander McNaughton But marriage certificate says daughter of John Nichol

John McNaughten

Labourer of Cloughs, Cushendall in 1858

b.1804 Widowed by 1858 RC Admitted to Ballycastle Workhouse 13th Sept 1858 for a couple of months with a fracture. Dirty BG3/G/2

123c* John S McNotten In Penn, Clearfield, Pennsylvania in 1860

b. 1803 Ireland

123d* John McNaghten b. 1803 d. 1884 Lambeth

121h

John McNaughton

In Shandrum, Co. Cork in 1836

m. Mary Colman RC RI Fa: Patrick 66a? Son: Patrick 156

KDG?

111k John McNatten Farms 7 acres in Cormurphy, Monaghan, Monaghan in 1826 with Michael

1826 & 1835 Tithe

An 5s. Bernard, Francis,Peter, Patrick and Michael farm in same townland

111cd*

John McNattin Farms 2 acres in Aghnaseeragh, Clontibert, Monaghan in 1830

3s. Francis nearby

John McNaghten Of Farrantoreen area, Kerry in 1830

Prob RC

IG John was sponsor of Anne McNaghten and Edmund Boyle’s son in 1830

John MacNaughten

Rev of Hollywood, Co. Down in 1882 Of Rosemay Street, Belfast

b. Scotland 1808

Married in 1884 d.27th May 1884 aged 76 Glenlyon, Holywood

Presb

Concerned with lands at Ballykeel, Co. Down in 1882 Acting for Humes re land in Banagh, Co. Donegal in 1856 Leases plot on Gamble Street, Belfast in 1859 Note William owns 15 acres in Ballymisert, Holywood in1886

120c John MacNaughten

Reverend Presbyterian minister At Duncairn

b. 1808 m. (1) Jessie Buchanan (who d.1864 Duncairn house, Belfast) m.(2) Matilda Hannah Suffern at

d.1884 Belfast

Fa: Donald Infant daughter dies at Howard Street, Belfast in 1869

House in 1852 Ballycairn Presb in Drumboe, Co. down 8th Jul 1868 (Lisburn area)

John MacNaughtan

Rev of GullIsland and Tormore Island, Gartan, Donegal in 1857

119aa John McNaughton

Horsekeeper of Heston, Hounslow in 1840

Bapt 25th Dec 1808 at St Lawrence, New Brentford

died 17th July 1840

Son of Bartholomew McNaughton and Ann Povey

121 John MacNaghten

Trim, Co. Meath

29.12.1809 CoI RI Fa: John. Different to 112’s ? Mo: Elizabeth

121aab*

John McNorton Labourer in Mount Vernon, Posey, Indianna in 1850

b. 1810 Ireland

John McNaghten Labourer of Coleraine

C o I Son: Daniel m. Catherine Kilpatrick 1854 Coleraine

John M’Naughton

b.1810 d.1890 Mountmelick, Laois

John McNaughten

Constable of Laois (Queens) 1853 & 1863

John Dunkin McNaughton

b. 1810 Ireland Son of Sir Francis W

121j John McNaughton

Lodger in Lennoxtown, Campsie in 1851

b. 1816 Ireland Perhaps son of Thomas (b.1796) & Ann

121aa John McNaughton

Mason in Campsie, Stirlingshire in 1861 Printwork labourer in 1881

b. 1813 Ireland Children: Margaret b. 1854 Campsie James Dugald

John M’Naughten

Tailor of Broughshane Street

b.1815 Married R or K d. 16 Apr 1880 Ballymena aged 65

121aaa

John McNaughton

Witness at a wedding at St Mary, Pro Cathedral in 1833

(Patrick McCabe and Margaret Madock)

120ad John McNaughton

Labourer of Cannongate Edinburgh in 1841 with Peter

b. 1816 Ireland

121n John McNaughton Same?

Labourer in Dunbars Close, Cannongate, Edinburgh in 1841

b. 1816 Ireland Fa: Peter 111nb

121k John McNaughton

Flax dresser of Glasgow

b. 1816 Ireland

Bridgegate in 1841

121m John McNaughton

Framer in Kortright Delaware NY in 1850

b. 1816 Ireland m. Eliza Eliza William b. 1840 Ireland Armstrong b. 1843 John James Mary A b. 1848 Ireland

121o* John McNorthen Weaver arrived in Phila, US 19.05.1847 on the Saranak (with John b. 1827 135f)

b.c. 1817 Ireland

Probably m. Sarah Emigrated with Sarah, John, Sarah and James

128a John McNaughton

Rents house and small garden in North strand, St Thomas, Dublin Mountjoy

In 1859 £6

121p* John MacNaughtan

b. 1817 d. 1868 Dublin South

130aae*

John McNaughton

Carpenter of New York then US Soldier in 1863

b. 1819 Ireland

130aaf*

John McNaughton

b.1819 Ireland Son: John b. 1842 Ireland m. Mathilda Bernier in Ontario in 1874 Death October 18, 1887 in Northville, Wayne, Michigan, United States

130e John McNaughton

Owns three houses at Ballymoney In 1859

m. Alley? Owns three houses at Loughill, Cloughmills, Ballymoney with the Alley family See Alley McNaughton

John McNaghten m. Elizabeth Alley 10th July 1845 Clonenagh, Queens

130eab*

John McNaughton

Merchant of Headford Galway

m. Mary Botterill of Headford (dau of Joseph, a farmer) 1845 Headford

Witnesses: Mi Alley and Abm Bradley

121h* John McNatton Of Donagh, Monaghan

m. Mary Donaghy of Errigal Truagh 17.04. 1836

John McNetton (Brother Alexander b. 1813 ?)

Farm labourer in Hector NY in 1860

b. 1820 Ireland m. Margaret? Children: James E b. 1847 Ireland Rebecca b.1849 Ireland George b. 1846 NY Mary b. 1857 Emma b. 1858 Lucinda b. 1859

John McNaughton

b. 1821 Scotland

Fa:? Thomas? Brother: Bartholomew

John McNaughten

m. Margaret Spowart 5.10.1846 Scots Church, Dublin

John M’Naghten Mr of Caroline Row Dublin in 1861

John M’Naghten Mr of Lower Buckingham

Street, Dublin in 1861

John McNaughton

Of Newcomen Court, North Strand, St Thomas, Dublin in 1854

Gri Rents a small house and garden off Patrick Maddock

John McNaughton

Of Mountjoy Ward, North Strand, Dublin City in 1851(?)

Gri

John McNaughton

Of Portobello, Rathmines, Dublin in 1865

m. Anne Butter RC IG Son: Edward bapt 1865

John McNaughton

Of Layde area m. Mary Thompson RC Dau: Catherine b. 22.08.1843 (Sp Catherine McNaughton and James McNaughton)

130c John McNaughton

b.1822 m. Mary H C (French) (Chevrefils?)

RC In Quebec Fronte Kingston in 1881

John M’Naughton

Native of Co. Mayo

b.1822 d. 10.08.1865 Toronto

The only Mayo I have (soldier’s son ?) or from Patrick of Kitullagh

130ca John McNaughton

Mether in Halifax NS in 1871

b. 1821 Ireland m. Bridget Lefever 24.06.1852 New Bedford, Massachucettes

RC Son: Peter b. 1853 US Alice William b. 1857 NS Stephen D b. 1860 NS Charles

130cf John McNaughten

Labourer Emigrated to US in 1851

b. 1822 Ireland

130eae*

John McNorton Labourer in Richmond, Georgia in

1860

130cd John McNaughton

In Georgia in 1870

b. 1821 Ireland Dau ? Mary Edwards

130ce John McNaughton

Labourer in Milwaulkie, Wisconsin in 1850

b. 1822 Ireland m. Sarah Delaney Mary A b. 1849 Ellis

130cf John McNaughton

Labourer of Perth West Church in 1881

b. 1821 Balinheber, Ireland

m. Mary b.1841 Balintuber, Ireland

130eac*

John McNorton In Maine in 1828

b. 1825 Fa: Phineas 111r

130ead*

John McNorton Miner in Penobscot, Maine in 1860

b. 1826 m. Julia (b. Ireland) Children: John b. 1848 Maine William Julia, Mary

135d John McNaughton

b. 1826 Ireland d. 14.01.1846 Manhattan

135e John McNaughton

Mason’s labourer in Bridgetown, Glasgow Calton in 1871

b. 1826 Ireland m. Mary (b.1818 Edinburgh)

Margaret b. 1854 Glasgow John Elizah

135f* John McNorthen Arrived in Phila, US in 19.05.1847 on the Saranak (with John b. 1817 121o)

b. 1827? Arrived with Sarah and James

136 John McNaughton

b. 06.09.1827 Oughaval Cofl, Co. Mayo

CoI RI Fa: James 99c of 75th Foot Mo: Margaret or Mary Hughes of Castletown

http://www.eggsa.org/newspapers/index.php/newspaper-cuttings-from-the-eastern-cape/769-newspaper-cuttings-from-the-eastern-cape-m

136a John McNaughton

Smith Arrived Philadelphia 28.12.1848

b.c.1827 Ireland

130cb J M McNaughton Shoemaker in Clinton, Michigan

b.1821 Ireland m. H M ………. Parents Irish

136b* John McNorton Shoemaker in Moyamensing, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

b. 1829 Ireland Fa: John Mo: Jane

136c* John McNaughton

Farmer of Parkmore, Ballycastle

b. 1830 Widower of 91 d. 29th Dec 1920 Ballycastle

Kate present at death

John McNaughton

Farmer in Skerry West, Newtown Crommelin in 1911

b.1829 RC Bapt 31.05.1829 Glenravel (no parents given on RI but to John and Nancy) Not convinced of this. Living in Michael’s House in 1911

138e* John McNaghten Farmer of Mullantur, Armagh Emigrated to New Zealand

b.1828 m. Ann Jane Redpath dau of John of Drumaleg 22.06.1854 at Taldrayee, Ballymore Armagh

d. 27.05.1905 Aukland

C o I Fa: John a carpenter Mo: Jane Mitchell Much on Ancestry

John McNaughton

Linenweaver in 1859. Probably the

bapt 31 May 1829 Glenravel

who probably m. Rose Higgins

RC Son: John in 1852 (sponsor Patrick McNaghton) Dau: Susan bapt 25th Mar 1872

farmer of Skerry West in 1859(?!) and 1911.

Glenravel and Braid (Sponsors Francis Mcnaughton and Rose Higgins) MIC1D/70/1

John McNaughton

Of Ballywater village, Ballywater, Co. Down in 1863

Gri

John McNaughton

Of Newry Street, Kilkeel, Kilkeel in Co. Down in 1863

m. Ellen Cunningham

Gri Daughters: Mary b.1868 Elizabeth b.1870

139 John McNaghten Bapt. 1830 Co. Down

RC RI Fa: Nicholas Mo: Alice McConvill Sp: Owen Fagan, Margaret Gribben

John McNaughten

Dealer of John Street, Downpatrick, Co. Down in 1890

b.c. 1833 Widower in 1890 d. 28th Jan 1890 Downpatrick

Anne present at death

John McNaughtin

Of Downpatrick in 1858

m. Ellen who claims outdoor relief in Jan 1858 aged 29

2 children in 1858

141 John McNaghten Belfast Bapt. 03.04.1831 St Anne’s Shankhill, Co. Antrim

C o I RI Fa: John 112g Mo: Jane Thompson

John McNaughten

Constable at 8 Lancaster St, Belfast in 1852

Trade Dir

(Daniiel M’Naughton at Union Place, Lancaster street in 1877 – coincidence?)

141a John Mason’s b. 1831 Ireland m. Mary (b.1842

McNaughton labourer in Perth Burgh, Perthshire in 1871

Ireland)

John M’Natten In Armagh b.1831 d. 19th May 1876 Armagh

Certificate not viewed

John McNaughton

Renting no. 25 Bridge Street Ballymena in 1864

John McNaghten Of Broughshane Street in 1853

m. Margaret Hannan

RC Dau: Mary Jane b.c.1847 (baptized RC as an adult at Kirkinriola/Ballymena 21.04.1867) Son: John bapt 13th Oct 1852 at Kirkinriola RC (Sp Thomas Harrison and Sally Devin)

141ba*

John McNorton Farmer in Addison, Washington, Wisconsin

b. 1831 Ireland Fa: John b. 1798 Mo: Jane

141b John McNaughton and brother Mo

Labourers b. 1832 and 1833

An Arrived NY from Liverpool 15.05.1851

142 John McNaughton

b. 1833 Co. Cork

DOES THIS NEED CHECKING FOR FATHER?

142ag*

John McNorton Labourer in Montgomery, Missouri in 1860

b. 1833 Ireland

142aa John McNaughten

Bapt 26.01.1834

RC Fa: Thomas 105f

Kerry

142a John McNaughton

Emigrated in 1844

b.1834 Ireland In PA in 1881 US Census Brother?: Robert b.1834

142aa John McNaughton

Shoemaker of Milwaukie in 1863 & US soldier

b.1834 Ireland m. Margaret (wife in 1860)

Mo: Jane b. 1799 Ireland With Robert b.1842 Ireland (shoemaker)

142ab John McNaghten Shoemaker in Jefferson Ohio in 1900

b.1834 Ireland Fa: Irish Mo: Scots

142ac John McNaughton

Day labourer in Tioga, Pennsylvania in 1880 & 1900

b. 1834 Ireland m. Grace Emigrated 1869

142ad John McNaghtin Emigrated 1844 Shoemaker in Milwaulkie in 1880 Naturalized 1882

b.1834 Ireland m. Lucy (b.1842 Ohio)

Fa: Irish Mo: Jane b. Ireland 1797 Children: Meril b. 1877 Wisconsin Son b. 1879

142af*

John McNorton Carman in NY in 1870

b. 1836 Ireland m. Elizabeth Children: William b. 1858 NY Margaret Joseph David

Robert

142ae John McNaughton

Wool mill spinner of Gorbals, Lanarks in 1851

b.1835 Ireland Mo: (widow Mcnaughton) b.1801 * Sisters: Catherine b.1829 Margaret *NEED TO CHECK poss widow of Henry of Lisnagalt

John McNaughton

Farmer in Derrynose in 1911

b.1835 Ireland RC Children: Francis b. 1867 Mary Ann Catherine

John McNaughton

Labourer of Mullyard (Armagh?) went to England in 1867 Labourer of Drumnachavile Armagh in 1869

m. Margaret Murphy (daughter of Peter, farmer of Mollyard) 13th Feb 1866 Keady, Armagh

RC RI Fa: Patrick, farmer of Drumnachavil Son: Francis bapt 1867 Keady, Armagh Patrick b. 2nd Aug 1869 Drumnachavil

148h* John McNaughton

Boot Maker in Howard St, Liverpool in 1881

b. 1837 Ireland

John McNaton Stableman of 13

b. 1837 Ireland Emigrated to US in 1850

148g* John McNattin Coal Miner in Mercer, Hickory, Pennsylvania in 1870

b. 1839 Ireland m. Gracie (b. Scotland)

Dau: Margaret b. 1868 Scotland

140 John McNaughton

Blacksmith of Clough

b.1831[sic] d. 30th Dec 1866 Bally Castle Found dead on Ballymena to Cushendall Rd aged 36 [sic]

BM

148b* John McNaughten

Smith of Ballard Clough, Moyle in 1863 Cushendall

b.1838 m. Eliza Martin 10.04.1864 at Cushendall RC Witness: Archibald McNaughten

Registered Ballycastle

RC Fa: Alexander 126b Sons: Alexander b. 12.04.1865 John b. 15.03.1867

John McNaughtin

m. Martin

RC Son: John bapt 02.03.1860 Layde & Ardclinis Cushendall (illegitimate?) MIC1D/68/1

John McNaughtin

dd. (deceased?) of Clough

Dau: Jane of Cushendall m. Patrick O’Connor in 1881 RC

153a John McNaughton

A currier then Soldier Boot maker of Howard street, Liverpool in 1891 (b.1837)

b. 1836 St John’s Limerick, Limerick

89th Foot Jan 1856 – Nov 1856 but flat footed Dau: Mary James b. 1868 Liverpool

153c* John Mc Naughton

Bootmaker and widow in Gladstone St, Liverpool in 1881

153b John McNaughton

Labourer of Edinburgh Tollbooth in 1891

b. 1837 Ireland m. Christina

John McNaughton

Kiln dryer in CastleblayneyMonaghan in 1911

b. 1838 m. Ellen in 1866 RC

John McNaughton

Shoemaker in Peterborough, Ontario in 1881

b. Ireland 1843 m. Annie b. England 1845

C of E

Children: Mary E b. 1869 Ireland

John McNaughton

Pensioned gunner in India in 1868

m. Elizabeth Children: Willhimina b. 1866 d. 1868 William David b. Apr 1869 Vepery

John M’Naughten

b.1850 d.1888 Ballymoney

Can find no trace of this – only one dying in Ballymena in 1888 aged 30

John McNaughton

Labourer of Ballymoney in 1910

b. 1851 d. 28th Jul 1910 Ballymoney

John McNaughten

Culfreightin RC Probably b.1858

m. Mary Anderson RC Fa: probably Archibald of Ballyvoy, farmer of Cloughs Dau: Margaret bapt 3rd Oct 1875 Cul Sp: Pat McCann & Mgt Millar

J J NcNaughten Rents 180 a in Cloughmoyne, Galway, Co. Mayo in 1850 for 7 years

Joseph Mcnaugher

Farmer of Drumacross, Londonderry in

b. 1795 m.Rachel d.20th May 1874 Londonderry

Many McNaughers so not McNaughton

1874 aged 79

111me*

Joseph McNaughten

Labourer of Connor Son aged 20 was of Killy Park, Kells in 1846

Presb

Son: Thomas W b. 1826 a tailor Margaret McNaughten, dau of John Clarke a dealer, and who was a widow of Harryville, Ballymena in 1854 and married Luke McQuitty, a carpenter @ Ballymena 3rd Presb Ch – witnesses Joseph and Ellen McNaughton (the latter signing his name well)

Joseph M’Naughten

b. 1826 (GRO) b. 1809 (wkhs)

widower d.18th Dec 1897 Ballymena Workhouse

Probably son of Joseph (and Ellen?)

Jos M’Naghten Carpenter of 10 Curtis Street, Belfast in 1846

Trade Dir

111mf*

Joseph McNatton

In Polk County Iowa in 1850 Grandview, Louisa in 1860 Oakland, Louisa in 1870 & 1880

b. 1811 Ireland Son: Joseph H b.1838 144d Henry ? 1839

131d Joseph McNaughton

Stone cutter and soldier in US Army

b. 1825 Armagh

Enlisted West Point 11th July 1857

131da Joseph McNaughton

Sawyer in 1850 NY St Lawrence

b. 1823 Fa: Thomas b. 1785 Mo: Margaret

Joseph Farmer in b.1824 Mo: Margaret

McNaghten Ireland in 1842 Emigrated to US in 1843 from Liverpool

Siblings: Elizabeth b.1819 widow Rachel b.1821 Ann b. 1824 William b. 1836

Joseph McNaughton

In Burt, Donegal in 1865 Lived in Princess Street, Londonderry in 1901

m. Margaret Anderson

Son: Thomas b.1865 Drumhaggart, Burt who m. Margaret Orr in Ballyarnet in 1892 and had James Alexander b.1893 Sarah Thomas Orr John Alexander

144d Joseph H McNatten

In Polk County, Iowa in 1850, served in Civil War. Then in Mantua Iowa in 1870

b. 1835 Ireland Fa: Joseph b. 1811 111me*

51a Malcolm McNaughton

c. 1750-1800 Antrim

UHF Member 13090 wants info

51b* Malcolm McNaughten

Of Broughshane, Ballymena, Co. Antrim

m. Martha McKenney

Methodist

Listed as Passengers to America 1806

51c* Malcolm McNaughton

In Spring Street, NYC in 1812 Flax farmer in 1855

b. 10.05.1772 Ireland

m. Martha McKenney

d. 11.01.1855 in Schaghticoke, NY

Children: Catherine J b. 1803 d.1865 Thomas b. Jun 1804 in England m. Elizabeth McLester in Bethel, NY in 1830 Death 9 JUL 1847 in Schaghticoke, NY

William b. 1810 Bethel Robert D b. 1811 Schaghticoke d.1832 Catherine Elizabeth Margaret b. 18 Aug 1814 Bethel, Sullivan d. 29 January 1875 in Schaghticoke, Rensselaer, New York John b. 1818 Bethel d. 28 January 1899 in Troy, Rensselaer Catherine J Birth 1821 in Bethel, Sullivan, New York Death 1899 in Schaghticoke, NY William Henry b. Birth 06 Mar 1822 in Bethel, Sullivan, New York, Death 26 Mar 1900 in Chicago, Cook, Illinois Martha

125da Matthew McNaughton

Labourer in Peterborough, Canada in 1861

b. 1815 Ireland RC

125d Martin McNaughton

Farmer of Upper Bunratty Co.Clare

Murdered 1844

113db

Martin McNaughton

In Washington, NY in 1860

b. 1824 Ireland m. Hannah

Martin McNaughton

Merchant seaman c. 1850

b. Galway

113e Martin McNaughton

Labourer of Buffalo and then soldier of US Army in 1863

b. Down, Ireland 1829

M McNaghten Of Broughshane St, Kirkinrola, Ballymena in 1853

m. Margaret Hannan

RC Son: John b. 1853

Michael McNaughton

Owns a house in Skerry West, Newton Cromellin in 1911 in which John b. 1829 lives

RC

99aa Michael McNaughton

Labourer in Chicago in 1850

b. 1790 Ireland

99ab* Michael McNattin

m. Catherine Hughes

Son: Peter 111na b. 1810

110d* Michael McNatton

Farms 5 acres in Laragh, Ballybay, Monaghan in 1829

1829 Tithe 7s.

Michael M’Natton

b.1800 d.1873 Monaghan

111l Michael McNatten

Farms 7 acres in Cormurphy, Monaghan with John in 1826

1826 & 1835 Tithe

An

111ll Michael McNaghten

Owns 5 acres at Tullamore, Offaly in 1859

Owns 5 good acres (£5) at Kyleboher, Ballyboy, South of Tullamore

Michael McNaughten

Small holding in Treanlauer, Ballyovey,Co. Mayo in 1857

Gri With Hugh Landlord = lord bishop of Tuam

111lll Michael McNaghten

Ag lab in Wolverhampton in 1851

b. 1796 Ireland m. Bridget James b. 1834 Wales (nailcutter) Mary Mariah Bridget

115ad*

Michael McNatton

In 3rd District NYC in 1860

b. 1810 Ireland m. Mary Mo: Mary b. 1785 Children: John b. 1843 Patrick b. 1847 Tarrell b. 1850 Ireland Thomas b. 1859 NY Catherine

115aa Michael McNaughton

Farmer in Finch, Stormont, Ontario in 1871

b. 1811 Ireland m. Julia Ann RC Children: Michael b. 1845 Ireland John b. 1845 William b. 1847 Sophia, Margaret, Bridget, James, Alford, Richard, Catherine, Elizabeth and Joseph b. 1865 Ireland

115ac Michael Carter in b. 1814 Ireland m. Bridget

* McNorton Baltimore, Maryland in 1860

115ab Michael McNaughton

b.c.1815 Ireland

d.04.07.1898 Ottawa

125dd*

Michael McNaughton

Farmer Son John, a writing clerk of Belfast, married Margaret Parker at St Anne’s Belfast 13thJune 1861

125bc Michael McNeighton

Farm labourer In Union Workhouse in Salford in 1881

b. 1817 Sligo

130ad Michael McNaughton

b.1819 Ireland d. 1867 Boston , Mass

Fa: Cornelius Mo: Ellen

125c Michael McNaughton

Farmer of Upper Bunratty, Co. Clare

Murdered 1844

130ab Michael McNaughton

Enfolaye du Gauner nermeth ? In Byward, Ottawa in 1871

b.c.1820 Ireland

m. Frances RC Children: Frances b. 1849 Quebec Charles b. 1851 Ontario Margaret Henry Alex Hugh

130ac Michael McNaughton

Farmer in Finch, Stormont Canada in 1881

b. 1821 Ireland m. Julia A (Clement?)

RC Sons: Alfred Joseph

131e Michael McNaughton

Farm labourer in Sanborne, N Dakota in 1900

Irish parents

131f Michael In Michigan in b. 1823 Ireland

McNaughton 1870

131g Michael McNaughton

Labourer Emigrated to US Dec 1847 with Bridget b. 1831

b. Ireland 1829

131h Michael McNaughton

Emigrated to US Sept 1848 with Bridget b. 1808

b. Ireland 1831 Mo ?: Bridget

131i* Michael McNorton

Hatter in Newark, New Jersey

b. Ireland 1829 married

131j* Michael McNorton

Saloon keeper in Marengo, Iowa

b. Ireland 1830 married

131k* Michael McNorton

Labourer of Westfield Massachusettes

b. Ireland d. 1880

131l* Michael McNorton

In Iowa in 1856 b. Ireland 1833 m. Catherine Daughters: Mary Ann b. Illinois 1853 Catherine

142ca*

Michael McNorton

Farmer in Dummick, Lasalle, Illinois

b. 1831 Ireland Fa ? Edward 75d Mo? Bridget

151c Michael McNaughton

In NYC in 1870 b. 1835 Ireland

Michael McNaughton

b.c.1837 d.13th May 1897 Armagh

Death cert not viewed

164ab*

Michael McNorton

In Marengo, Iowa in 1870

b. 1840 Ireland m. Catherine Children: Katie b. 1855 Iowa

Alice Fannie Mary

164ad*

M McNattan Saddler in Griggsville, Pike, Illinois

b. 1839 Ireland

Minty McNaughton

Merchant seaman c.1850

b. Galway

130ae*

Morgan McNorton

Labourer arrived NY on Famine Boat 25.10.1847

b.1821 Ireland

130eb*

Moses Archibald MacNaughton

Dr of Ancaster, Wyoming

b. 03.01.1813 Argyll, Washington NY

m. Sarah Orcott 20.08.1835 Wyoming

Grandfather: John who went from Antrim to Greenwich in 1765 Fa: Robert b. Washington Mo: Isabella Watson https://archive.org/stream/3927884.0001.001.umich.edu#page/22/mode/2up

130ea Moses McNaughton

Emigrated to US July 1846

b. 1822 Ireland

103e Nathan McNaughton

Silk weaver of Paisley Low in 1841

b. 1791 Ireland m. Catherine Margaret b. 1828 James b. 1833

4c Neale McNaughton

Fa: Daniel 2c

4c Neal McNaghten Owned a house in Oldstone (Clogh) in possession of John Dunbar in

D/2977/3A/5/10/1 (Apart from one house belonging to Alexander McNaghten, the rest of the town and lands of Oldstone were let by

1640 the Earl of Antrim to Simon Hillman of Coleraine 20th Oct 1640)

Neale McNaghten

Of Oldstone (Clogh) in 1637

Leased ¼ Carnerk and ¼ Flanglasly in Dundermot in 1637 for 41 yrs

In trust for his sister Fenola daughter of Daniel (deceased)2c

D/2977/3A5/1/15

Neal McNaughton

b.1720 Northern Ireland

m. Elizabeth Death 7 Nov 1777 in York, York, Pennsylvania

Emigrated to Boston in 1729 Dau:Margaret b. 1754 Pennsylvania m. Moses Blackburn Possible son or grandson: Neal b.c. 1774 in Pennsylvania m. Mary Robinson Death 15 SEP 1851 in Muskingum Co., Rich Hill Twp., OH (buried McNaughton Cemetery)

61 Neal McNauton m. Jane Loughry St Columb’s, Derry 10.05.1789

CoI RI Son of ?

Neil McNaughton

Revenue Officer of Fleet Street, Shankill in 1885

b. 1825 d. 3rd Sept 1885 at 48 Fleet Street as Customs Pensioner

Pres Dau: Elsie present at death

Nicholas McNaughton

In Co. Down b.1830 Fa: John

Owen M’Naughton

b.1788 d.1898 Monaghan

Owen McNaghten

One of the 160,000 respectful persons signing

Lord Viscount Morpeth’s testimonial in 1841

Owen M’Naughton

b.1819 d.1894 Monaghan

134b Owen McNaughton

Labourer Emigrated to US 1851

b. 1826

134c* Owen McNorton Labourer arrived NY 19.04.1853 With Daniel

b. 1823 Ireland

10 Patrick McNeighton (The 1st Patrick)

Of Creayan, Finvoy, Kilconway, In 1669

5kms south of BallyMoney

Hearth Tax Probably son of John 2

Patrick M’Nauekton

Of Collens, Aghadowey, Coleraine in 1663

Hearth Tax Derry

24a* Patrick McNorton

Sponsor in Dublin in 1730

Prob RC

Sponsors Ann daughter of James & Ann Scott of Petticoat Lane at St Michan RC

37a Patrick McNaughton

Farmed at Kilrullah, (Kiltullagh) Roscommon in 1796

Flax grower (4 looms)

37 Patrick McNaghton

5th Dragoon and farrier (military horse

b. c. 1740 Parish of Drumall, Nr the

Would his father have been a blacksmith?

Could well be the Patrick McNorton

CoI 5th Dragoons : 1776 – 1779 (enlisted 14th June 1776) 1794 – 1799 (attested 2nd Dec 1794)

ENLISTED WHERE? It doesn’t say for 5th Dragoons

doctor) Blacksmith by trade

market town of Antrim, co. Antrim (this being from 5th Dragoons in 1799 and hence most reliable?) Presumably Drummaul, Randalstown (known in ancient times as Dunmore) Dromore, Antrim This is a tiny hamlet near Rasharkin, Ballymoney Or a townland north of Cushendall

Note there was an Alexander McNaynin who was a snapchance man in the 1630 Muster of the Lord Bishop of Dromore dwelling on his land and in the town of Dunmore (with others residing in the Lower Euvagh.)

aged 65 who was buried at St Leonard’s, Heston (near Hounslow cavalry Barracks) 29th Jan 1811 Nb. Bartholomew McNaughton the dragoon also lived in Heston at the time.

Discharged as McNaghton 13th Dragoons 1799 - June 24th 1802 States in his Chelsea Hospital outpensioner entry of 6th May 1799 (attended by many 5th Dragoons) Age 59: “Old, weaK and sickly and injured in the side” 8 years’ service in 5th Dragoons. WO120/9 Farrier Patrick b. 1740 Drumall, Antrim 5th Dragoons (8 yrs) admitted Chelsea 6th May 1799. WO120/9 WO 121/35/34 Farrier Patrick b. 1740 Dromore, Antrim 13th Dragoons (2 yrs) and 5th Dragoons (8 yrs) Discharged 1802 WO121/155/34 Father of Francis 66 b. Antrim 1772 ? Father of Patrick 66a? Father of John 75b

Patrick McNaughton

Daughter: Janet of Falkirk b.c.1783 m. Joseph Adams of Aldgate 3rd April 1803 in Falkirk (Was he the dyer b. Spitalfields 1786 in 1851 with daughter Caroline b. 1822 Hoxton (mother Ann)and son George b. 1834 Spitalfields?)

Their children (Non Con): Colin Adams b. 29th Aug 1806 Jane Adams b. 29 Jul 1808 and lived at Burr Street, St Botolph’s Aldgate 1806-1808 and then at Pell NC Joseph b. May 1810 Pell Benjamin b. 1812 Sarah b. 1814 Patrick b. 27th Nov 1815 York Place, Mile End, St Dunstan’s Stepney

66a Patrick McNaughton

Perhaps lately of the 5th Dragoons ?

Did he have the following sons in Shandrum c. 1798? (But baptised Catholic) Son: Thomas 121d ? Son: Edmund 121g ? Son: John 121h ? 108?

66ab Patrick McNaughton/ McNorton

Farmer of Antrim and 2nd US Infantry An Irish Rebel fleeing? Ex 5th Dragoon?

b. 1773 Enlisted 25th April 1799 Telico Still enlisting in 1819

66b Or 37

Patrick McNaghten

Farmed at Craigatempin, Ballymoney in 1803

Son: 106?

Patrick McNatten

Of Laragh, Clogher

Left will in 1855

Patrick McNaughten

Of Knocknacarry, Cushendun (Parish of Layde)

b.1786 d. 28.11.1854 aged 68 (Coleraine Chronicle)

Daniel paid tithes at Knocknacarry in 1826 (and at Cushendall). Whilst a Patrick paid tithes at Altmore, Aughahaugh and Legflugh (all in Layde). Note: Only Alexander McNeille at Knocknacarry in 1742

Patrick McNaughten

Paid Tithes in Altmore, Layde and one paid 14s.5d. tithes in Aughahaugh and Legflugh in Layde in 1826

A Patrick McNaughten sponsored RC Eliza Ellen Walsh 24th Aug 1846 at Culfeightrin MIC1D/69B

Patrick ? McNaughton

Of Shandrum, Cork c.1830

Bc.1785? RC Sons (b.c.1810): Edmund John Thomas (nb there was a seaman Thomas b. Cushendall 1799 but living in Cork in 1845)

Patrick McNaughten

Farmer of Tullybriel (?), Tynan in 1872

b.1787 widower d.19 Feb 1872 Armagh aged 85

Mary Jane present at death

Patrick McNatten

Rents house and Land at Carricklane, Tureny in 1817

Landlord NG Johnstone of Woodpark

Patrick McNaughten

Of Carricklane, Tynan, Armagh in Griffiths

111mc

Patrick McNaughton

b.1794 Ireland d. 05.11.1831 Manhattan

104a Patrick McNaughton

Of Dublin in 1826

m. Mary Shannon Had daughter Margaret bapt at St Michael’s & St John’s Dublin

105e Patrick McNaughtin

Of Tralee, Kerry

m. Catherine McCarthy

RC Son: Charles bapt 07.02.1828

107ae*

Patrick McNattan

Coal labourer in Ulverston, Lancs in 1881

b. 1803 Ireland

Patrick M’Naughton

b. 1791 d.1878 Monaghan

110b* Patrick McNatton

In Laragh, Ballybay, Monaghan in 1829

1829 Tithe 6 acres for 9s. George, Francis and Michael renting in same townland.

Patrick McNaughton

Smith. In Tyholland/ Inpollan, Monaghan, Monaghan in 1838

C o I ?

Son: George b.1834 joined 47th Foot 1855

Patrick McNaughtan

Of Edenany, Ballybay, Monaghan in 18?? Griffiths

RI

111c Patrick McNatten

Farmer of Drumnahuche’n

1832 Tithe An

Patrick McNaughtan

In Drunahunshin,

RI

Tehallen in 18?? Griffiths

Patrick McNaughten

Farmer of Drumnachavil

Son: John m. Margaret Murphy (d. of Peter farmer of Mollyard) 13th Feb 1866 Keady Armagh RC

111ca*

Patrick McNatten

Farmer of Cormurphy, Monaghan

1826 Tithe 7 acres for 6s. jointly with Bernard

111m Patrick McNatten

Farmer of Cormurphy

1832 Tithe An

112l Patrick McNaughton McNorton

Land surveyor of St Helen’s Lancs in 1851 In Eccleston in 1861

b. 1803 Ireland m. Ann Children: Ellen b. 1833 Michael b. 1836 James b. Lancs Thomas b. Nuneaton

112la Patrick McNaughton

Labourer in New Orleans in 1850

b. 1806 Ireland

112m Patrick McNaughton Could be Bartholomew’s Brother

Emigrated to Quebec City

m. Marie d. Quebec pre 1863

RC Son Bartholomew 142d* b. c. 1831 Ireland

112ma

Patrick MacNaughton

Labourer Emigrated to Quebec City by 1843 and there in 1851

b. 1815 Ireland m. Margaret Feely at Notre Dame, Quebec in Sept 1842 (she b.1816 dau of Michael and

RC 1851 C Fa: Arthur McNaughton 103f Son: Thomas b. Quebec 1843 Dau: Mary Ann b. Quebec 1845 Catherine b.1849 Ellen b.1850

Mariane) Margaret dau of PM and Margaret Phelan buried Notre Dame 1855

Patrick M’Naughton

Bank clerk in Montreal, Quebec in 1842

St Bernard, Nr Alexander Street

112mc*

Patrick McNorton

Day labourer in Boston, Mass in 1870

b. 1810 Ireland m. Margaret (b. 1812)

Children: Thomas b. 1843 Canada upholsterer Kate b.1849 Bee

112md*

Patrick McNorton

Shoemaker in St Joseph, Berrien, Michigan in 1860

b. 1810 Ireland m. Eliza Daughters: Mary b. 1844 Ireland Alice b. 1842 England Patricia b. 1852 Michigan

112mb

Patrick McNaightan

Famine boat to NY 1851 with Ann In Northfield, Washtenaw in 1880?

b. 1811 Ireland m. Ann Children: Michael L Birth 14 Feb 1842 in Ireland Death 23 Mar 1908 in Lincoln, Logan County, Illinois Peter b. 1843

112me*

Patrick McNorton

Day labourer in Port Huron, Michigan in 1870

b. 1813 Ireland m. Margaret Sons: Thomas b. 1843 Ireland Patrick b. 1845 Ireland Michael b. 1855 Ohio Dennis

120a Patrick McNatten

Belfast

m. Sally McNeill RC RI Son: Patrick 163a Born in Workhouse in 1839

Patrick McNaghten

One of the 160,000

respectful persons signing Lord Viscount Morpeth’s testimonial in 1841

Patrick McNaughton (1)

One of the 160,000 respectful persons signing Lord Viscount Morpeth’s testimonial in 1841

Patrick McNaughton (2)

One of the 160,000 respectful persons signing Lord Viscount Morpeth’s testimonial in 1841

Patrick McNaughton (3)

One of the 160,000 respectful persons signing Lord Viscount Morpeth’s testimonial in 1841

Patrick McNaughton (4)

One of the 160,000 respectful

persons signing Lord Viscount Morpeth’s testimonial in 1841

Patrick McNaughten

Rents house and garden in Main street, Crumlin, Ballytromery (south of Antrim town) in 1862

Landlord John McGee

125e

Patrick McNaughton

Labourer of Ballymena and 22nd Foot

b. Scarry (probably Skerry), Ballymena, Antrim 1816

Enlisted Belfast 1838

Fa: ? brother of John 108a? Served 1838-1850 (1841-47 in India, catching hepatitis in 1844 in Scinde) Chelsea Hospital See 108a Pension paid at Ballymena 6th Sept 1850 WO22/145 May have then gone to Canada

Patrick McNaughton

Troop Sjt Maj in 9th Lancers in India in 1846 (Punniar, Sobroan, Chillianwalla & Gujerat) Bachelor in

m. Emelia Connolly 26th May 1846 Umballa m(2) Mary by 1849

d. 12 April 1849 (Punjab medal roll. Nb Gujerat was 21 Feb 1849)

RC Children: Catherine b. 13 Oct 1847 Meerut Patrick Alexander b. 13 May 1849 Umballa (after his father’s death) Son of an Alexander?

1846

129f Patrick McNaughton

Cutting Wood in Franklin, Michigan in 1880

b. 1818 Ireland m. Mary Parents irish 129f Patrick McNaughton

Cutting Wood in Franklin, Michigan in 1880

b. 1818 Ireland m. Mary

125f Patrick McNaughton

Cutting m…l In Crow Wing, Minnesota in 1885

b.1818 Ireland

m. Mary In MI US census of 1881 Dau: Annie b. 1864 Mich Dau: Mary b. 1866 Mich

125fa Patrick McNaughton

Emigrated to NY then Canada and then to Ontanogon, Michigan and a miner

b. 1817 Ireland

m. Mary Nolan Children: John b. 1840 NY(a blacksmith in Mich in 1861) Mary A b. 1845 Canada William P b. 1848 Canada Agnes Alice Joanna Thomas James Michael Mary Elizabeth Birth 28 Oct 1865 in Ontonagon, Ontonagon, Michigan, Death 1947 in Superior, Douglas, Wisconsin

125g Patrick McNaughton

Of Dunloy Coleraine in 1839 Labourer in 1868

Son Daniel 164a b.1839 m. Elizabeth Morell in 1st Ballymoney Presbyterian Church in 1868

30 Mrs Of d.06.06.1787 RC RI

McNaughton Ballaghy,Antrim

Dunloy, Antrim

125fb Patrick McNaughton

Emigrated to US. Naturalized in Maine, Mass in 1865

b. 15.03.1820 Ireland

125fba

Patrick McNaughton

In Massachucetts in 1870

b. 1820 Ireland Mo: Mary b. Ireland 1793

125fc Patrick McNaughton

Farm labourer in Illinois in 1870

b. 1821 Ireland Dau:? Eliza Hall

125ga*

Patrick MacNeighton

Plasterer in Quebec City in 1851

b. 1822 Ireland m. Jill RC Children: Fanny b. 1837 Mary b. 1839 William b. 1841 Margaret b. 1848 Bridget b. 1848 Ireland

130bc Patrick McNaughton

b.c.1822 Buried Notre Dame, Montreal 29th March 1864

Patrick McNaughton

Of Layde area m. Isabella Stewart 22.01.1841

RC

Patrick McNaughton

Of Layde area m. Mary Stewart 09.02.1843

RC

Patrick McNaghten

Bapt 13 Aug 1823 Balbriggan, Dublin

Fa: William Mo: Mary Clinch

Patrick M’Naughten

b.1823 d.1899 Castleblaney

135 Patrick McNaughton

Legnamanny b. c. 1827 1851 C Fa: John 108

Patrick MacNaughten

Fathers a child in 1854

With Rose Stewart of Ballyhome

C o I Son: John bapt 1854 Dunluce

135ab*

Patrick McNorton

Common Labourer in Fall River, Bristol Massachusettes in 1870

b. 1826 Ireland M? Fanny (b. 1842 Ire)

Children: John W b. 1861 Mass Mary A Elizabeth

142af Patrick McNaughton

Labourer emigrated to US in 1859

b. 1829 Ireland

142b Patrick McNaughton

Labourer in Illinois in 1861 Farmer of Pela, Illinois in 1880

b.1830 Ireland m. Mary Parents Irish Dau: Ellen b. 1861

142c Patrick McNaughton

2nd hand ca.. ….. Labourer in Bristol, Mass in 1861 & 1881

b.1831 Ireland m. Fanny (prob m. 1860)

Parents Irish Son: John W b. 1861 Mass

142d Patrick McNorton

Hostler in St Louis, Missouri in 1860

b. 1830 Ireland

150aa*

Patrick McNorthen

In prison in Richmond, Dublin in 1860 & 1867

b. 1836 Galway

156 Patrick McNaughton

bapt. 23.11.1836 Shandrum

RC RI Fa: John 121h (103?) Mo: Mary Colman Sponsors Patrick and Catherine Colman

163b* Patrick McNorton

Labourer on RR Grade in Los Pinos Canyon, Colorado in 1880

b. 1838 Ireland

160a* Patrick McNattin b.1839 d. 1868 Castleblayney

163a Patrick McNatten

b. 15.02.1839 Union Workhouse, Belfast

UHF Fa: Patrick 120a Mo: Sally McNeill Sponsor Mary Thompson

161 Patrick McNaughton

b.24.01. 1839 Newry, Co. Down

illegit RC RI Fa: Rowan Mo: Mary Ann Raddles Sp: Sarah Norris

162 Patrick McNaughton

Bapt 1840 Shandrum, Co. Cork

RI Fa: Thomas 121d Mo: Mary Donagan Sp: Robert Keating, Eliz Donagan

163 Patrick McNaughton

Legnamanny Of Omerbane In 1876 Living at Lisnamanny, Newton Cromellin in 1911 Purchased 24 acres there in 1915 for £160

Bapt 17.01.1841 Glenravel Co. Antrim

m. Ellen McKillop RC 1851 C RI

Fa: Francis 120 Children: John b. 1876 Teresa Rose Mary bapt 4th May 1879 Dunloy & Cloughmills (sponsors John and Susan McNaughton) MIC1D/71/1 Francis b. 1884 lived at Samore and m. Bridget Kelly and had son Barney

Patrick b.c.1846 d.1886

M’Naughton Monaghan

Patrick McNaughten

Of Scart, Firies, Kerry in 1866

m. Catherine Brody RC Dau: Johanna bapt 1866

75c* Peter McNorton Labourer in Pleasance Edinburgh in 1841

b. Ireland 1781 m. Margaret Children: John b. 1826 Ire Ann b. 1829 Ire Catherine b. 1833 Ire

75f* Peter McNaughtan

b. 1781 d. 1865 Monaghan

111f 75f?

Peter McNatten Farms 2 acres in Drummock, Tehallen in 1832

1832 Tithe An

107ad*

Peter McNorton In Manhattan, NY by 1834

b. 1800 Ireland Died Manhattan 13th Oct 1834

RC

Peter M’Naughten

b.1800 d.Sep 1878 Monaghan

111ce*

Peter McNatten Farms 5 acres in Cormurphy, Monaghan, Monaghan

1826 & 1835 Tithe

111n Peter McNatten Farmer of Cormurphy

1832 Tithe An

Peter McNaghton

One of the 160,000 respectful persons signing Lord Viscount Morpeth’s testimonial in 1841

111na*

Peter McNaughton/ McNattin

Farmer of Northfield, Wastenaw, Michigan in 1860, 1880 & 1901

b.1804/1810 Ireland

m. Nancy d. 1901 Michigan

Emigrated 1851 Fa: Michael (Irish)99ab Mo: Catherine Hughes Son: Patrick b. Mich 1852

111nb

Peter McNaughton

Labourer in Dunbars Close, Cannongate, Edinburgh in 1841

b. 1806 Ireland m. Margaret Son: John b.1816 Ireland Labourer

111nc Peter McNaghton

Labourer then 81st Foot

b.1808 Castletown, Cavan

Enlisted 12th April 1826 for Life. Transferred to the service companies 25th July 1828 WO 25/483

120ae Peter McNaughton

Calico printer of Bonhill, Dunbartonshire in 1841

b. 1811 Ireland m. Margaret Sons: Peter b. 1836 Bonhill John b. 1839

130aac

Peter McNaughton

Emigrated to US 1859

b. 1819 Ireland

130aad

Peter McNaughton

Day Labourer in Cumbernauld in 1861 Labourer of Cambusnethan, Lanarks in 1881

b. 1820 Ireland m. Bridget Mary b.1850 Cumbernauld Peter Bridget Ellen

130aae*

Peter McNattin Farmer in Northfield,

b.1820 Ireland (c. 1804 ! see

m. Ann Parents Irish

Washtenaw, Michigan in 1880

above) Son: Patrick b. 1853 Michigan

131c Peter McNaughton

Scottish. A cooper in Halifax NS in 1871

b. Ireland 1823

Peter M’Naughton

b.c.1824 d.14 Dec 1906 Armagh

Certificate not checked

113b Peter McNaughton

Ag Lab of Cumbernauld in 1851

b. Sligo 1827

113ba Peter McNaughton

Labourer of Ferry Port on Craig, Fife 1871

b. 1826 Ireland m. Christine With three McNaught children

113bb

Peter McNorton Labourer in NY in 1870

b. 1830 Ireland Sons: John b. 1865 NY William b. 1869 NY

164ac*

Peter McNorton Labourer in Willinar, Minnesota in 1870

111r* Phineas McNorton

Labourer arrived in Maine 24.12.1828

b. 1803 Ireland Son: John b. 1825

89 Richard Bartholomew McNaghten

bapt.07.09.1785 Coleraine

Our Bartholomew was born 25th Sept 1785 (according to regimental enquiries) in BallyMoney

Fa: Bartholomew Esq Mo: Charlotte Given (If he’s not my Bartholomew, then he must have died young since Charlotte Vandeleur states only 3 sons attained maturity)

105ea Richard McNaughton

In Saratoga, Milton NY in 1850

b. 1795 Ireland

121f Richard McNorton

Soldier In Abergavenny in 1841

b. 1814 Ireland

Richard McNaghten

One of the 160,000 respectful persons signing Lord Viscount Morpeth’s testimonial in 1841

Richard M’Naughton

Rev. in Kenmare, Kerry in 1824

Lansborough Lodge

Robert McNaughton

Exchequer in 1806 & 1822

58c* Robert McNorton

b. 05.02.1769 St James, Dublin

Fa: John 41b

100a 101b

Robert McNaghten Esq

Of Coleraine and Magherabuoy Robert McNaghten was churchwarden in Aug 1803 and till Aug

b.c.1775 Land at Magheraboy, Islandflacky, Craghtown, Maddybanny in Coleraine, Mageramenagh, Carnalridge,

Will of 1838 C o I Fa: James (don’t know where this came from - perhaps the will - but book says Bart 34a) Children: Charlotte b. 1802 m. Rev Charles Moberly and had nine daughters and two sons Marianna b. 1808 m. Henry Martley QC and had 3 sons and six daughters

1805 at least except when Henry was doing it in May.

Lower Ballyvelton, Ballynalube Monister (Drunroan Clegnogh Prolusk, Craigalappan)and a fee farm rent from Ballyboggy and Tullucapple

1st Son: Alexander 125 Lt RN 2nd Son: Henry 125a b.1817 3rd Son: Robert 125aa b.1819 Juror of 7th April 1820 Dunluce Court, Ballymoney

103a Robert McNaghten Esq

Of Islandflacky & Magheraboy in Ballywillin, Derry in 1832

Tithes 1832

102 Robert McNaghten Esq

Of Coleraine, Derry Attorney Of Beardiville

Left a Will in 1838

PRO NI Will exists T/810/427 or T810/9 (427) Son: Alexander 126a Lt of Portrush

Robert McNaughton Esq Robert McNaughten

New Row, Coleraine in 1831 Census Freeholder of Coleraine

With 3 females and 2 servants

Robert McNaghten

Attorney of New Row, Coleraine in 1824

Pigot

Robert McNaughton

Mr of Coleraine

C o I

Communicant in 1820 & 22

114c Catherine McNaughton

b.1789 of New Row, Coleraine died 31.05.1867 aged 78

C o I

102a Robert McNaghten Esq

Of Ballyboggy, Dunluce and Tullycapple

Tithes at Coleraine and ballybogey in 1828 and Tullycapple in 1822

Tithes 1828

101a Robert McNaghten Esq

Of Dublin in 1823

Probably the same as 100a

Robert McNaghten

Of Dublin in 1803

Thomas Ellis conveys land in Ballyvelton (in 1803) and Ballyboylands (in 1818) to him. (But as purchaser or purchasor’s attorney? Probably the former)

101b Robert Cary (or Craig) Hamilton McNaghten Esq

Of Coleraine in 1805 Churchwarden in 1803 & 4 Attorney of Dublin and Coleraine in 1813 Law Agent for the Co. Antrim

b.1774 m. Mary Orr (dau of Thomas of Dublin) 1.12.1799

Bur 18.04.1838 St George, Dublin aged 64

C o I Fa: Bartholomew 34 Mo: Charlotte Given (Hence is the Robert writing letter of 1805 D3030/N/19 stating nearly related to Mr Giveans of 56th Regt who holds Edentullish in Co. Down) (Son probably: Robert b. 1819 reverend) Private in Coleraine Yeomanry Cavalry 1796 (D4164/A/24)

estates of Lord and Lady Mark Kerr in 1815 Of Beardiville in 1820 for son’s baptism Of Summerhill, Dublin in 1820 & 1822) Of Mount Joy Square, Dublin in 1829 & 38 But of Coleraine in 1837 & 38 (Londonderry Sentinel deaths)

Seems to act for Sir F and EA in buying land/chief rents at the sale in 1811 Bought houses in Mount Pleasant Square, Dublin in 1832 Presumably the one granted in 1827 lands in the parish of Agherton, Coleraine Liberties: Cappah, Tullaghmurry, Conie Warren, Crossreagh,Drumslade, Garborgall, Ballygelough, Little Craigtown and Island Tasserty (Granted to Felix O’Neill in 1741)

Robert M’Naghten

Merchant made Freeman of Dublin in 1822

IA By Grace Especial (by recommendation or request)

112a Robert McNaughton

Rents house in Derry, Shankill/ Lurgan, Armagh in 1859 /64

Presb?

Gri Rents house, office and yard in William Street, Town of Lurgan, Derry, Shankhill in 1859 £8 off Robert Nicholson Son: Samuel 117b

Robert McNaughten

Rents big house (£10)and yard in Malone Place, Shankill in 1862

Landlord Sarah Warnock

Robert M’Naughten

Book keeper of Malone Place, Lisburn Rd, Shankill, Belfast in 1856

Gri

Robert McNaghten

Book keeper in 6 James Street, Belfast in 1858

112aa Robert McNaughton

Weaver of Belfast

b.c.1805 Presb

RI Son: Samuel 117b confectioner

125aab*

R J McNaughton Miller in Bayham, E Elgin, Ontario in 1871

b. 1817 Ireland d. March 1871

Presb

125j R J McNaughton Farmer in Ontario in 1871 Justice of the Peace in 1873

b. 1816 Ireland d. Elgin 1873 Presb

125k Robert James McNaughton

Postmaster in Elgin Canada in 1861

b. 1820 Ireland m. Eliza C

125aa Robert McNaghten And Esq of Coleraine in 1840

Vicar of Dunluce

b.1818 Co. Dublin

m. Sarah Warren Moore 18.12.1839 Dublin

d.11.02.1849 aged 30 bur Dunluce Old Graveyard

DAA 3rd son of Robert 100a of Coleraine Daughter Henrietta d.16.11.1840 aged 1

with Sarah who d.17.10.1840

Dublin Uni 1841

101 100a or 125aa

Robert MacNaughten

Widower of Magheraboy, Bally Willan in 1844 Reverend

b. 1818 M (1) Sarah Warren Moore (she d. 17.10.1841 aged 26) M(2) Elizabeth Isabella Orr 23.05.1844 Dau of Andrew of Milburn

d.14.2.1849 at low Rock House, Portstewart

Col Witnesses: Bartholomew McNaughton 114 Andrew Orr Marriage agreement D1550/161/8 mentions Alexander Four daughters: i)Mary Ann Sarah b. 1845 in Dublin Co. m. Willis Barrett in London 1881 Deaconess’ widow living with Elizabeth at 9 & 11 Dyke Road, Lambeth in 1881 Death 1936 ii)Elizabeth Isabella d. unmarried in Staffordshire in 1909 iii)Charlotte m. Boyd

125ab Robert McNaghten

Trinity College Dublin in 1843

b.1818 Fa:Robert

125ac Robert McNaghten

bapt.07.04.1820

Fa: Robert McNaghten of Beardiville

125b RCC McNaughten Vicar of Kilmeen, Kanturk, Co. Cork

Rev R McNaughten At Goriaculide? Tithes 12s.

LaharanKilmeen, Cork in 1834

121f 125b?

Rev R McNaughton At Kilmeen near Kilcolman

Rev Mr McNaughten

Just arrivedat 2 College Street, Belfast in 1850

125bb

Robert McNaughton

House in Mainstreet, Antrim Town in 1859

Rents house, offices and yard £22

Robert McNaghten

A sewed muslin agent in Main Street, Antrim in 1858

Robert McNaughton

Town Commissioner in Antrim in 1877

Robert M’Naughten

Mr of Rusinorbe Terrace, Kingstown in 1846

Robert M’Naughten

Tailor of Church Street Ballymena in 1846

With Thomas (Presb of Kells b.1826)

Alex there too

Letter to Vankougnhnet from R. McNaughton, Ballymena, Ireland, for documents and information. re: emigration from the North of Ireland (Crown Lands Department) 1861/02/04. File. RG17-A-III-1.

http://www.collectionscanada.gc.ca/

125bd*

Robert MacNaughton

Draper of 249 York Street, Belfast in 1880

b. 1820 Widower in 1880 d. 17 June 1880 Belfast Buried Antrim NSP

Pres Norma present at death Dau: Sophia m. John Kirk, grocer of Antrim at Randalstown 10th Sept 1869 Old Congregation Drumaul Presb Ch. In loving memory of Robert MacNaughton, died 17th June 1880 aged 60 years, Jeannie Andrews MacNaughton, died 12th May 1858 aged 36 years, also their children Jessie MacNaughton died 20th October 1852 aged 2 years, Alfred Black MacNaughton died 11th June 1878 aged 25 years

Robert McNaughton

Merchant m. Jessie Morrison of Londonderry at Milngavie, Barony, Lanarks, Scotland 2.06.1853

Pres Irish ancestor

Robert McNaughton

? of 249 Dock Street, Belfast in 1880 above wine and spirit merchant.

Robert McNaughton

Clerk at 34 Brougham Street, Belfast in 1877 and 243 York Street in 1880

Robert McNaghter

Of Drumhaggart,

Burt, Co. Donegal in Griffiths

125l R McNaughton In New Orleans in 1860

b. 1818 Ireland m. Mary Margaret b. 1850 La William b. 1852 Richard b. 1854

125m*

Robert McNaghten Living next to brother William 131bb

Boot & Shoe maker in Wisconsin in 1870

b. 1824 Ireland m. Susanne Mo: Jane b. 1800 Ireland* Fa: John*

145a Robert McNaghten

Emigrated to US in 1844

b. 1834 Ireland

145d* Robert McNauton

In Glastonbury, Hartford, Conneticut in 1860

145b Robert McNaughton

Worker in sewing machine factory in Bridgeport, Conneticut in 1880

b.c.1835 Ireland

m. Charlotte (b.England 1846)

Parents Irish

Robert McNaghten

In Lurgan in 1905

d. 18 Mar 1905 Lurgan

Certificate not checked

111p Rowan/Roland McNaghten

Merchant of 1828 and Spirit Grocer of 49 Water Street, Newry in 1832

Esq and town guardian / police commissioner 1840 aswell as

m.1833 Down Subscribed £2 to Newry workhouse in 1834 fined £25 in Dublin court for importing foreign tobacco

& 1846 Town commissioner 1850 Spanish Consul

soap and candle manufacturer, salt refiner, tobacco and snuff manufacturer and wine and spirit merchant!!

Rowan b. Ireland 1844 was a driver in NYC in 1870 Rowan from GB was naturalised 28.05.1853 New Orleans

Rowan McNaghten (of Newry)

One of the 160,000 respectful persons signing Lord Viscount Morpeth’s testimonial in 1841

Rowan McNaughton

Freeholder at Drumnadonnall , Uppe Iveagh, Co. Down in 1824

Lease of 22nd Aug 1815 (signed at Rathfryland) from Earl Clanwilliam for 3 lives: Rowan John Thomas

Rowan McNaghten

Weaver of Seafin, Drumballyrooney, Co. Down in 1840

m. Margaret C o I RI Son: John b. 26.04.1840

Rowan McNaghten Thomas farms

Weaver of Drumgooland, Ballyward, Banbridge

Dau: Maria m. John Weir weaver at Drumgooland C o I 4th Nov 1855

there in 1856 Co. Down

Roger McNaght Of Sir Robert McLelland’s Estate (Haberdashers’) at Keenaght, Londonderry in 1630

1630 Muster Roll

58a Roger McNaghton

Freeholder of Drumbockinney, Inishmaisaint, Magherabuoy, Fermanagh

Affirmed at Enniskillen 1796 Land at Drumbocking

Samuel McNaughten

Adult in 1637 Given power of attorney by Robert Barr, yeoman of Mallendober (next to Ballylough & south of Bushmills)

32 Samuel McNaughton

Of Dunaghy, Connor

Left a will in 1784 BUT Samuel and Hester had children in 1789 so there must be 3 Samuels in Dunaghy

PRO NI Dunaghy is where James 23 is from McNaghten, Samuel, Ballyreagh, County Antrim. Copy will. 1784. Diocese of Connor. Reference T/706 Date 1784 http://www.nationalarchives.ie/

32a 36f

Samuel McNaghten

Of Ballyreagh? m. Hester Rogers (dau of Rev George)

Eldest son of James 1st Son: James 36b of Ballyreagh

36f 32a

Samuel McNaghten

b.1734 Ballycregah, Dunaghy

m.Hester Rogers (Hester born 3 Sep 1734 Clough. D. 19

Dead before 1787

Children: Rosetta b. 24.06.1768 in Ballymaugh [sic] House, , Antrim,

Jun 1822 aged 87) m. William Lennox Napier 21.04.1798 d. 30.06.1836 in Belfast, Antrim, Ireland poss Hester bc.1772 m. Clotworthy Birnie in Ireland but died in Piney Creek, Carroll, Maryland 10.04.1841 (James b. 1780 m. Ann Walsh)? Dau: Katherine Samuel b.1789 (1775) George b.1790 But a Samuel and George signed the Partition of James’ farm in 1799 and must have been adults by then surely

Samuel McNaghten

Esq of Ballyreagh

m. Hester Rogers Rogers Pedigree

Children: Ann d.1856 James b.1768 who m. Ann Walsh Rose b.1768 George Samuel who m. Jno Lake Hester who m. Clotworthy Birnie a merchant of Clady and went to US

31 Samuel McNaughton

Linen Draper of Aboghill/ BallyMoney or BallyMena, Antrim in 1763 & 1765

1730 Son of ? James 22?

Samuel McNaghten Gent

Juror of Oldstone Manor Court

Photo of signature on phone from D2977/23/4/1

Leet 16th Oct 1775. Then treasurer. Last signs 1783

Samuel McNaghten’s heirs

Rent 55 acres of arable and 5 of moss at Ballyreagh and 49 plus 5 at Killyree on 1783 Map

T2971 scan on stick John Hamilton O’Hara’s Estate The neighbouring townlands are Carnbeg, Farrancushog and Carnmore

Samuel McNaghten

Landlord in Belfast in 1796

Leases 50 houses in Bridge Street, Belfast off Daniel Blow D509/957

100c* Samuel McNaughton

Of Ballyreagh House in 1798

b. 1789 Ballycreagh, Dunaghy

Born then or baptised then as a teenager?

Fa: Samuel 36f

McNAGHTEN, GEORGE, Clarigh, Co. Antrim, gent. 3 Feb. 1808. Narrate 1 p. 8 May 1816. To his mother Hester McNaghten an annuity out of the lands of Killyree and Ballyreagh and that part of Ballysallagh called Evisnablagh [Evisnablay], all in Co. Antrim, for life. To Mary, Hester and Elizabeth McNaghten, daughters of his brother Samuel McNaghten, £50 apiece to be paid by his brotherin-law Mr Wm. Napier, Belfast. To his cousin Mary Major, sister of Mr Samuel Major, Tullybrisland, Co. Londonderry, £100. To Mr Thomas Major, youngest son of Mrs Sarah Major, Tullybrisland, £50. The aforementioned lands to the said Samuel Major, his particular friend, subject to the payment of said annuity and legacies. Exors. said Samuel Major and Mrs Dorotha McNaghten, Ballymena, Co. Antrim. Witnesses: Josias McDowell, innholder, and Wm. Young and Jas. Murray, merchants, Ballymena, Co. Antrim. Memorial witnessed by: said Wm. Casement, Henryville, Co. Antrim. Young, and Thos. 710,514,481017 Saml. Major (seal) Sworn at Henryville, Co. Antrim, 3 April 1816. William Napier, merchant of Belfast, m. 1798 Rosetta MacNaghten of Ballyreagh House, Co. Antrim: Son: NAPIER, Sir JOSEPH (1804–1882), lord chancellor of Ireland, born at Belfast on 26 Dec. 1804 It’s possible that they may be the family that moved to MullyCrunnert after 1831 (Charlotte’s)

In the partition of the farm at Ballyreagh in 1799, George and his heirs were to get the use of the house and land of William Johnston’s Farm (occupied by James Carberry); and Samuel the part occupied by David Johnston. http://search.findmypast.co.uk/record?id=ire%2flec%2f4506870%2f00244&parentid=ire%2flec%2f4506870%2f00244%2f007 Samuel’s part included the land at Killyree http://search.findmypast.co.uk/record?id=ire%2flec%2f4506880%2f00734&parentid=ire%2flec%2f4506880%2f00734%2f009&highlights=%22%22

Dorothey McNaghten

Paying tithes in Killyrea, Dunaghy in 1825 KILLYREE is the townland next to BALLYREAGH

Widow of William

Samuel McNaghten

(Of Ballyreagh) signs Dunaghy Vestry minutes 2nd April 1804 (photo on phone) MIC1/299/1

103b Lt Samuel McNaghten

Of Belfast in 1805 Yeomanry

b.c.1780 or older

Offers to be Preventative Surveyor of Antrim in 1805 with his 7 years in the Yeomanry

Samuel McNaghten

Of Belfast in 1805

Seeks employment in preventing private distillation D562/10946A

Samuel M’Naghten

Linen/Shipping Broker in Belfast in 1811

Managing bookings for schooner Friends to Quebec

Samuel McNaghten

Esq (of Ballyreagh family)

m. Ann Lake daughter of Jno Lake Merchant of

d.1857 [sic] Fa: Samuel Mo: Hester

Belfast Children: Samuel Esq of Liverpool Hester Eli..g Sarah

Samuel McNaghten

Of Tenterdon Avenue, Liverpool in 1836

b.1775 Buried st Luke’s, Liverpool 26th Jan 1837 aged 62

Probably the father of the Samuel b.1811 Ireland who lived in West Derby http://www.thegenealogist.co.uk/image_viewer/?imagego=hpL9Y5UzB4w0XsgG3b4vbr-zii59TJnMac6zzd7MezA3d5QQyfu6xedErk8CBqBZ9x_LwuN987YbOExySa_zYkKw5Mwop2n1iW8Ub4P4nE51v2ilq-NJatP6D929yyJD

112d

Samuel McNaughton

Victualler of 79 Hercules street, Belfast in 1820

112e Samuel McNaughton

Gamekeeper and constable of Carrickfergus Street, Belfast in 1820

Samuel McNeighton (index card says Robert !)

Tithe of 3s.4.5d. on 6 rods in Ballynamagna,

Drumballyroney, Co. Down in 1827

Samuel McNaghten

Book keeper M(1). Ann Logan daughter of Simon 16th Nov 1837 Liverpool

C o I Fa: Samuel a shipping broker (on marriage entry on ancestry) Son: Samuel b.1841 Signature of book keeper in 1837 on http://search.findmypast.co.uk/record?id=gbprs%2fchs%2f4018654%2f00446&parentid=gbprs%2fm%2f737361028%2f1&highlights=%22%22

117d Samuel McNaghton

Book keeper in West Derby, Lancs in 1851

b. 1811 Ireland M(2). Jane Henrietta Dunbar McNaghton in 1845 West Derby

d.1865 Sons: Samuel b. 1841 Henry Walmsley b. 1847 Harriet Frances Walmsley b. 1852 Kirkdale, lancs

112f* Samuel McNaghton

Commercial Clerk in Liverpool, St Martin in 1861

b. 1811 Ireland m. Henrietta (b. Lancs)

Sons: Samuel b. 1841 Lancs George b. 1857

117 112d?

Samuel McNaughton

Of Killyree From 31 ? LDS Bankrupt Estate Antrim: the Sale of 3,339 acres of the Ballymena Estate includes Lot 4 (1/4 part of Killyree conveyed to Samuel in 1799 and farmed by Mary Tofts and William Cubit) Also Jun- Jul 1864 Doc 084 Vol 073 LDS http://search.findmypast.co.uk/record?id=ire%2flec%2f4506870%2f00244&parentid=ire%2flec%2f4506870%2f00244%2f007

117a Samuel McNaughton

b. Shankhill, Belfast 1826

Fa: James 112f

117b Samuel McNaughton

Confectioner of Belfast

Married Mary Browne 4th Aug 1846 May Street Presb, Belfast

Presb

Fa: Robert 112aa, a weaver Robert Gilmour witness

117c Samuel McNaughton

Fa: John 112g

Stewart MacNaghten

Trinity College b. Antrim 1815

Knighted 1890 Fa: Francis

112ga Stephen McNaughton

In Montreal in 1871

b. Ireland c.1811

Summers ? McNaughton

Merchant seaman c.1850

b. Downe

9 Thomas McNaghten (The 1st Thomas)

Of Ballyboggy, Lower Dunluce in 1669

Hearth Tax Son of 8? (and Daniel had a hearth at Benvarden) Son: 19?

Thomas M’Nacton

Of Konkadow, Agherdowey, Coleraine in 1663

Hearth Tax Derry (Patrick has a hearth in the same Parish)

19 Capt Thomas Macnaghten

Of Kiltemurry was at one time in Jacobite army besieging Derry in 1689

RC Source: Young’s Fighters of Derry (1937). Young states his father was John (a younger son of Shane Dhu ad the John killed at Dunmull for refusing to submit to General Munro).

Attained with confiscation of lands held under the Antrim Estate. (Normally this would have also meant exile to the Continent where service in the Irish brigades was the only career open.)

19 Captain Thomas McNaughton

PRO NI Letters of tutelage of 1718

Captain Thomas McNaughton

Captain in Colonel Cormuck O’Neill’s Regiment

Described in the Inquisition for his attainder as of Kiltimurry

Of King James’ Irish Army Illustrations, historical and genealogical of King James's Irish army list (1689) by John D'Alton (1855) p.648 and 650 https://archive.org/stream/illustrationshis00dalt#page/648/mode/2up and following page

Thomas McNaghten*

Gent of Kiltimurry

Leases 4/4 of Ateticur for 41 years for £15 5th July 1680

From Earl D2977/3A/5/2/1 Goes to Robert Cussack

Thomas McNaghten*

Gent of Antrim Leased ½ of Drumnaglave [Drumnaglea] in Grange of Dundermot, Kilconway 18 May 1682

From Earl of Antrim For 26 yrs

D/2977/3A/5/13/1 In possession of Robert Cussack

Thomas McNaghten*

Gent of Anticur Leased ½ of Drumnagleave [Drumnaglea]

D2977/3A/5/13/2

for £5 on 14th July 1707

19a Thomas McNaghten* *all have same signature which I have on stick

Gent Of Killtymurry (living in 1720) Of Antrim in 1682 Property in Kilconway and at Ateticur

Leased Anticur in Rasharkin 5 July 1680 for 41 yrs

From Earl of Antrim Probably son of John 8 Mentioned in will of John of Benvarden written pre 1689 Hence possibly part of the Oldstone branch “ Of Ballyneagh”[sic], Clough D/2977/3A/5/2/2 NB. In May 1720 the whole townland is leased to Archibald McDonnell of Ballynobantry (probably a relative of the Earl.) Alexander McNaghten signs as a witness (photo on phone)

Thomas McNaghten*

Gent of Anticur on 29th Dec 1709 Leases ¾ of Gallanagh (Cloghgaldanagh/ Clogh) and has the customs of the fairs of Clogh (though not before 1709) for 31 yrs

Gallanagh is on NE outskirt of the town (in Petty’smap of 1655) Deed solemnised at Cloghs with Francis McNaghten present (poss as Earl’s agent’s team)

NB. Alexander McNaghten apothecary of Ballymoney was renting ¼ of Galldinagh (alias Clogh)and the customs of the fairs of Clough for 3 lives or 21 yrs in 1742 D2977/3A/5/10/7 (by 1807 this is being leased to someone else – Thomas Ellis D2868/G/1) Tenements of Will Andrews, Pat S Mullan, James Rice, Francis Stewart, John Stack and John Cooper

Thomas MacNaghten

Of Gallanagh, Kilconway

Paying duties of 1 fat beast and 3 fat mutton to Stewart Estate of Ballintoy

c.1720 c.1720

Thomas McNaughtan

Gent in 1711 Land at Bonmargy

Leasing (with Archibald McCollum) 2/4 of Bonmargy and Broughlanlea (nb. Bonmargy Priory being where tomb of the clan chief was)

24 Thomas McNaughton

Gent of Ruskie, Co. Down in 1747

m. Elizabeth Parks 1731 Dublin Licence (sister of Samuel of North Street, Newry)

Anc. Mar licence

Son of 19? http://www.irishmanuscripts.ie/digital/Registry%20Of%20Deeds%20Abstracts%20Of%20Wills%20Vol%20II%201746-85/pageflip.html

Thomas McNaughton

Gent of Rouskey, Co. Tyrone in 1743

Witnesses deed concerning house in Dungannon. Execs of William Whitsitt invoved http://irishdeedsindex.net/mem.php?memorial=77809

Thomas McNaghten

Earl Belmore’s sportsman at Enniskillen

b.c.1763 Bur Old Rossorry 1826

IR 28 December 1826 DIED: On Monday night last, Thomas McNaghten of Enniskillen aged 83. For about 50 years he has been in the employment of the earl Belmore,the greater part of which time he acted as sportsman. By reaon of age he was unable to attend to the duties of his situation for the last seven years, yet, notwithstanding Earl Belmore with that benevolence which characterises him and his whole family kindly continued his salary. Some time previous to his dissolution his lordship procured a farewell interview and to those friends who were present the scene was very interesting. http://www.igp-web.com/IGPArchives/ire/fermanagh/cemeteries/old-rossory-cemetery-1.txt

53a Thomas McNaughten

Of Drogheda in 1790

m. Eleanor Little RC RI Dau: Catherine 99 b.1790

53ab Thomas McNaghtin

Of Tralee, Kerry in 1787

m. Catherine CoI Dau: Susanna bapt Tralee 30.09.1787

121e Thomas McNaughton

Farms 1 acre of arable in Knockagarrane

Paying Tithes in 1825

Kilcolman, Kerry in 1825

53ac Thomas McNaughton

Emigrated from Antrim to Baltimore c. 1815

m. ….. Alley Children: Rosemary Agnes b. 17.03.1818 in County Antrim. D. 29.12.1876 in Baltimore, m. Martin Rudolph in 1832 (much on Ancestry) Sarah Ann Ellen Thomas Michael

81 81a?

Thomas McNaughton Brother of Margaret 85? and John 86 ?

Perhaps stayed on the farm in Dunaghy/ Lisnamangog

c.1780

Married Mary (b.1772) in 1801 (Possibly Mary McMullen in 1801)

Died winter of 1850 aged 70 but probably older with wife b.1772

1851 Census

Fa: probably the Francis share renting Lignamanagh (Legrane?) in 1781 D2977/3A/5/20/7 Mo: probably the widow Mary who has the farm in 1813 Living with son Francis 120 b.1808 in Dunaghy, Antrim in 1851, near (older son?) John 108 b.1798

81a Thomas McNaghten

Renting property at Lisnamangog in 1815 (Barony of Glenarm – though Dunaghy is in Kilconway)

PRONI Paying rent to E.A.McNaghten (really??) D 2977/3A/5/20/10 Proposing to pay £3 19s 8d for 7 acres at Lignamanog

Paying tithes in Liginanagh in 1825 (as was John.)

Mary McNaughten and 7 others disputing land in Legnamonagh (Legagrane) in 1813 D2977/3A/5/20/9A Mary McNaughtin is a widow in 1813 and has a son Thomas. They have the East Quarter of Legnamonagh and are to have the full proportion of land laid off from the East corner of their garden to the standing station at Crockinnaloa and from there to Skirrymain. 10th Mar 1813 D2977/3A/5/20/9A (Others are Pat Boyle, Jas Maskelly, Alex Fife, john Fife, Robert McQuillan, Robert McAlister and Hugh McAuley.) Mary McNaghten paying £7/0/0 pa for her share of Lignamonag (Folio 505) at Ballymoney office 03.12.12. (Also there are Patrick Lynn, the Fifes, Pat Boyle, Rob McQuillan, Hugh McAuley, Jas Maskelly, Rose Lynn and Catherine McAllister.)D1375/5/2/? (She’s also paying 3/15/0 at Ballymoney on 05.05.1814) As yet I can find no convincing evidence that Thomas' wife Mary was a McMullen. (Though there were McMullen's farming in Lisnamanny in 1851) I think an Ancestry member jumped to the conclusion since they found a record for a Thomas McNaughton and Mary McMullen going to the States in 1803 and having Rosie in 1811 in Ontario (or Scotland!). (http://www.genealogyforum.com/messages/genbbs.cgi/Irish?printthread=10447) Rosie married an Irishman Neil McCoy in Perth, Lanarkshire, Ontario in 1833. (http://boards.ancestry.com.au/thread.aspx?mv=flat&m=28&p=localities.northam.canada.ontario.lanark)

78a Thomas McNaughton

Shoemaker in NY St Lawrence in 1850 Oswegatchie?

b. 1785 Ireland m. Margaret Children: Elizabeth Birth 08 Feb 1818 in Ireland m. James C Chatterton c.1842 in America Death 16 Sep 1899 Joseph b. 1823 Vermont. Sawyer in Oswegatchie Ellen b. 1828 Canada

78c* Thomas McNaughton

Oswegatchie, Saint Lawrence, New York in 1850

b. 1788 Ireland m. Mary Evans d. 25.11.1865 Montreal

Son: Thomas Galway Evans 112k b. 1809 Limerick (But his parents are meant to have died young)

Thomas McNaughten

Owes £2 for carriage in 1813

Defendant in Glenarm Manor Court 7th April 1813. 2/3/10 due for freight charges. Plaintiff Daniel McCormick

Thomas McNaghtin

In Coleraine in 1810 Of Priestland or Ballyclough, Dunluce?

Witnesses will of Robert Patterson of Priestland, Ballyclough, Dunluce (father of a blacksmith John Patterson.) http://www.irishmanuscripts.ie/digital/Registry%20Of%20Deeds%20Abstracts%20Of%20Wills%20Vol%20III%201785-1832/pageflip.html

78b Thomas McNaghtan

m. Harriet Forrest at St Paul’s RC Dublin in 1816

RC

Thomas M’Natten

b.1792 d.15 Aug 1877 Armagh

Certificate not viewed

105h Thomas McNaughton

Pitman Father of a Bartholomew

m. Ann Probably : m. Ann Hogg 27th March 1821 at Tynemouth (He a bachelor and she an illiterate widow of the parish.) Witnesses: RG Akers and James Pye

Probably died pre 1835 – if his widow Ann ‘Nafton’ remarried Andrew Johnson A Thomas

Angli Children: Ann b. 14th Apr 1822 Christchurch, Tynemouth, Nthd Bartholomew b. 2nd Nov 1823 Long Benton Elizabeth b. 5th March 1826 Long Benton (She was living with Bartholomew Scott, a coalminer in Tynemouth in 1841) Bartholomew Scott was a witness at the marriage of Andrew Johnson

McNaughton b. 1791 d.1875 Tynemouth (A retired Yeoman b. British Colonies in 1796 with wife Sarah was in Tynemouth in 1871) (and James in 1858; John Wm in 1863

(coalminer) and Ann Nafton (widow) at Newcastle 23rd June 1835. The Johnsons had living with them, in 1841 John b. 1821 Scotland Bartholomew b. 1826 Scotland 131db Margaret b. 1831 Scotland There was also a blacksmith called John McNaughton (b. 1805 Scotland) who lived in Wallsend, Tynemouth from 1841 to 1871, m. Sarah Jane and had Thomas b.1833 Long Benton (a boilermaker in 1881 in Wallsend) John b. 1838 Long Benton (a merchant tailor in 1881)

105i Thomas McNaughton

Retired Yeoman in Tynemouth in 1871

b. 1796 British Colonies

m. Sarah b. 1803 Dau: Mary b. 1831 Limerick m. William Churnside and lived in Tynemouth

105g Thomas McNaughton

Calico printer of Lennoxtown, Campsie in 1851

b. 1795 Ireland m. Ann Children: Lilian b. 1833 Campsie Margaret b. 1835 Elizabeth b. 1848 Servant Thompson McNaughton b. 1831

Thomas McNaughton

Merchant seaman of Cork in 1845 First to sea in

b. 18th Jun 1799 Cushendun

(Patrick in Cushedndun too)

1815

111mb

Thompson McNaughton

Calico Printer in Campsie, Stirlingshire in 1861

b. 1800 Ireland Brother of Thomas 105g b. 1795 ?

121f Thomas McNaughton

Emigrated to Kingston, Canada ?

b. Ireland m. Catherine Kelly RC Dau: Catherine b. 1821 Ireland m. Michael McCormick Kingston, Frontenac 12.06.1844

105i Thomas McNaghtin

Witness to marriage in St Mary’s Pro Cathedral Dublin, 1824

(Richard Murphy and Mary Gannon’s)

105f Thomas McNaghten

Of Glaunagilla, Killorglin, Kerry

m. Margaret Gallavan

RC Son: John bapt 26.01.1834 Ann bapt 23.05.1829 And probably a Gerald too

T. McNattan One of the 160,000 respectful persons signing Lord Viscount Morpeth’s testimonial in 1841

105j Thomas McNaughton

Witness to a marriage in Dublin St Andrews in 1818

(Stephan Wheelan and Joan Jennings)

105k* Thomas McNattan

Of Briton Court, Dublin

m. Mary RC Son: George b.1826 St Mary’s Dublin 1826

105l* Thomas McNattan

Of 37 Granby Row, Dublin

m. Ellen RC Son: James 122b

Thomas George McNaghten

m. Ellen RC Son: William George b. 8 Jul 1827 Westland row, Dublin

Thomas M’Naughten

Vintner of 30 Great Britain street, Dublin in 1824

112k Thomas McNaughton (and sister Margaret)

In Carleton Co. Ontario in 1850

b. 1809 Limerick

m. Mary Ann Switzer 16th Nov 1830 Adare, Limerick

Father: Thomas b. 1788 Parents died when they were young (though Pat Pope states father died 1865 Montreal) and their surname changed to Evans. Went to Ontario

Thomas McNaughton

Co. Limerick gent?

C o I Son: George - a gentleman who m. Fanny Daly in limerick in 1857

121a Thomas McNaughton

b. ? m. Mary Jane Sefton in Aghalee, Antrim in 1839

FHL 824282 item 3

121b Thomas McNaughton

Waiter in Albany NY in 1880

b.1811 Ireland m. Sarah (b.1830) (probably Sarah F Creighton according to Ancestry Tree)

Parents Irish In New York in 1870, 1881

121bc*

Thomas McNorton

Tailor in Bowling Green, Warren, Kentucky

b. 1810 Ireland m. Sarah (b.1816)

121ba Thomas B McNaughton

Seafarer then Tailor in 1830s Went to NYC in 1824 Private in 41st infantry under his son

b. 11th March 1811 Cork native of Edinburgh

m. Caroline Greer in Salem, Tenessee in 1837 (second of four wives) m. Katie Prior

d. 1909 or 1894 at Bowling Green, Kentucky

Father Scottish and died c. 1815 Mother Irish Ran away to America but brother in NY later Story on Ancestry Son: Thomas Benton 158aa b. 1839 Captain in 41st Infantry and killed at Dover 14th Feb 1862

(d.1869) Son: John Patrick b. 1853-1932 Big story on Ancestry re developing Miami and Oaklahoma

121bb

Thomas McNaughton

In Baltimore, Maryland in 1860

b.1812 Ireland m. Mary (wife in 1860)

Elizabeth b. 1838 Ireland Mary Thomas b. 1853 Maryland Franklin Alexander

121c Thomas McNaughton

In Newry, Co. Down in 1835

m. Sarah Finn RC RI Dau: Catherine 150 b.1835 The McNaughtons had an estate at Kercassock in Co. Down in 1774 John McNaghten was a publican in Rathfryland (7 miles NE of Newry) in 1824

Thomas McNaghten Rowan was a weaver there in 1858

Farmer of Drumgooland, Ballyward, Banbridge, Co. Down in 1855

C o I Daughters: Isabella m. James Rowan, labourer at Drumgooland C of I 22nd Oct 1855 Elizabeth m. James Kerr 23rd Apr 1856

McNaghten & Dalzell

Tallow chandlers, tabacconists and Spirit Dealers of North Street, Newry, Co. Down in 1824

Pigot

Thomas M’Naghten

Smith (?) of Thomastown,

Probably not a smith but the

Destroyed tools of Daniel Harvey’s forge (Courtcase at Athlone)

in 1866 landlord!

Thomas M’Naghton Esq

Magistrate (!) of Thomastown Park, Athlone in 1870

Note there is a: Pedigree of O'Naghten of Thomastown, Co. Roscommon, c.1600 -- 1788. Dublin: National Library of Ireland, Genealogical Office: Ms.165, pp.400-3

Thomas McNaghten Esq

Holds 58 acres at Thornhill, Moore and Drum, Roscommon in 1828

Note there is a: Pedigree of O'Naghten of Athlone and Thomastown with descent from O'Kelly of Killahan all in Co. Roscommon and of Gort, c.1600 -- 1788. Dublin: National Library of Ireland, Genealogical Office: Ms.95, p.75

Thomas McNaughten

Of Drumgose, Tynan, Armagh in 1864

Gri Rents 8 acres plus house and office off Hugh Harris Ellen McNaughten rents 6 acres next door

121d Thomas McNaughton

In Shandrum, Co. Cork in 1840

m. Mary Donagan Owen Donigan paying thithes on 17 acres in Newtown, Shandrum in 1830

RC RI Fa: Patrick 66a? Son:Patrick 162

Thomas Mcnaughton

Nr Tracton Abbey, Cork in 1842

m. Anne Fanny RC Irish Genealogy

Sons: John bapt 8 Feb 1842 Thomas ditto (Sp James Barry, Joannah Thatcher)

Thomas McNaughton

Nr Tracton Abbey, Cork in 1844

m. Fanny Barry RC IG Son: John bapt 29 Apr 1844 (Sp James Ahren, Mary Shea)

130aa Thomas McNaughton

Drummer Scots Fusilleer

b.1821 St Mary’s, Dublin

Serving in 1851

Guards

130ab*

Thomas McNorton

Horseshoer in Baltimore, Maryland in 1870

b. 1820 Ireland m. Ann (b.1819) Sons: Thomas b. 1851 Maryland Frank b. 1856 Alexander b. 1859

132a Thomas McNaghten

Bapt 15.12.1826 Kerry

RC Fa: Gerald 105d

Thomas McNaughton

Merchant seaman c. 1850

b. Dublin

132f* Thomas McNaughten

Seaman in Everton, Lancs in 1881

Brother: Ben b. 1841 m. Ann

132b Thomas McNaughton

NYC in 1870 b.1825 Ireland

132ba*

Thomas McNaughton

Church Pastor in Brooklyn, NY in 1870

b. 1826 Ireland

132e* Thomas McNaughton

m. Elizabeth Johnson at St Paul’s RC Dublin in 1850

RC

132c Thomas William McNaghten/McNaughten

Tailor of Killy Park, Kells, Connor in 1846

b. 1826 m. Mary Nicholson (farmer William’s daughter of Bellaghy) 18.07. 1846 at Wellington or 3rd Ballymena Presb church Is she the Mary renting in Henry Street, Ballymena in

Presb

Fa: Joseph (a labourer) 111mb Witnesses: James Kennedy and Robert P F ? McNaughton Coleraine Chronicle A Sarah McNaughton married George Kennedy of Appletee and had a child baptised in West Church Presb, Ballymena in Oct 1855

Griffiths?

Thomas McNaughten

Of Broughshane St, Ballymena in 1845

Affair with Mary O’Neill in 1844

CoI Illegitimate dau: Rose bapt 23rd July 1845

Thomas M’Naughten

Tailor of Church street, Ballymena in 1846

With Robert

132d Thomas McNaughton

Coalhead pitman in Galston, Ayreshire in 1901

b.1827 Ireland m. Elizabeth (wife in 1901)

132e* Thomas McNorton

Labourer in Watervliet, Albany NY in 1850

b. 1825 Ireland m. Ann Dau: Margaret b. 1849 NY

132f* Thomas McNorton

Gardener in West troy, Albany NY in 1860

b. 1827 Ireland m. Ann Children: Joseph b. 1852 Thomas John b. 1858 Ireland

138d Thomas McNaughton

Carpenter in San Francisco in 1880

b. 1828 Ireland Parents Irish

138c Thomas McNaughton

Farmer and then US soldier

b.1830 Down Enlisted 2nd Infantry at Buffalo 20th Oct 1854. Deserted 1st April 1855

154c Thomas McNaughton

Vagrant in St Vigeans, Arbroath in

b. 1836 Ireland m. Mary Anne Dau: Bridget b. 1867 Dundee

1881

154d* Thomas McNorton

In Olmsted, Minnesota in 1875

b. 1835 Ireland Parents: Irish

158 Thomas McNaughton/ McNatton

Of Lignamonagh, Glenravel, Ballymena

Bapt 4th June 1837 at Glenravel as Mcnatton

RC 1851 C Fa: Francis 120 Mo: Esther Higgins Sponsors Patrick Hamill & Margaret McCallan Probably the one who was accused (with others including Francis) of assaulting John Wylie at Lignamonagh in 1857. Wylie died. Living with brother Patrick at Lisnamanny in 1911

Thomas McNaughton

Farmer of Rosedenate, Dunaghy

b.c. 1835 Buried at Cloughs 12.07.1915 Aged 80

RELIGION???

158aa*

Thomas Benton McNaughton

b. 1839 Ireland Fa: Thomas B b. 1811

158a Thomas McNaughton

Emigrated 1861 Naturalised 1870 NYC A Driver in NYC home for aged in 1915

b. c.1840 Ireland

m. Ann (living at 823 10th Avenue, NYC)

Fa: Frank, a farmer Mo: Mellis McQuire ? Daughters: Ann Loretta Mallon http://interactive.ancestry.co.uk/1083/31864_243918-01145/180483?backurl=http%3a%2f%2fsearch.ancestry.co.uk%2fcgi-bin%2fsse.dll%3fgst%3d-6&ssrc=&backlabel=ReturnSearchResult

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158b Thomas McNaughton

Day labourer in Manhattan in 1905 853 10th Avenue

b. 1840 Ireland m. Ann Dau: Loretta b. 1879 Ireland Anna b.1881 US Thomas F b.1883 US

http://interactive.ancestry.co.uk/7364/004518313_00578/6161944?backurl=http%3a%2f%2fsearch.ancestry.co.uk%2f%2fcgi-bin%2fsse.dll%3frank%3d1%26new%3d1%26MSAV%3d1%26gss%3dangs-c%26gsfn%3dThomas%26gsfn_x%3dXO%26gsln%3dMcNaughton%26msbdy%3d1840%26msrpn__ftp%3dNew%2bYork%2bCity%2b(All%2bBoroughs)%252c%2bNew%2bYork%252c%2bUSA%26msrpn%3d1652382%26msrpn_PInfo%3d6-%257c0%257c1652393%257c0%257c2%257c3244%257c35%257c1652382%257c0%257c0%257c0%257c%26msrpn_x%3dXO%26msrpn__ftp_x%3d1%26msydy%3d1915%26msypn__ftp%3dNew%2bYork%2bCity%2b(All%2bBoroughs)%252c%2bNew%2bYork%252c%2bUSA%26msypn%3d1652382%26msypn_PInfo%3d6-%257c0%257c1652393%257c0%257c2%257c3244%257c35%257c1652382%257c0%257c0%257c0%257c%26cpxt%3d1%26uidh%3de53%26msbdp%3d2%26msydp%3d2%26cp%3d0%26pcat%3d35%26h%3d6161944%26db%3dGeneral-7364%26indiv%3d1%26ml_rpos%3d3&ssrc=&backlabel=ReturnRecord

Thomas McNaughton

Day labourer in Manhattan in 1880

b. 1841 Ireland m. Annie b. 1847 Ireland

Children: Frank b. 1866 NY Marnie b. 1869 NY Jaqui b.1871 NY Loretta b. 1877 Ireland Annie b. 1879 NY

158c* Thomas McNorton

Driver in Poor house in NY in 1917 Emigrated 1861 Naturalised NYC 1866

b. 1840 Ireland m. Anne Gaffney (living at 723 10th Ave, NYC)

RC Fa: Francis (possibly 120) Mo: Theresa Higgins Son: Thomas in 12th Regiment http://interactive.ancestry.co.uk/1083/31864_243978-00719/33253?backurl=http%3a%2f%2fsearch.ancestry.co.uk%2fcgi-bin%2fsse.dll%3fgst%3d-6&ssrc=&backlabel=ReturnSearchResults

158d* Susan McNaughton/ McNorton

Emigrated 1882 Lived in Manhattan, NY

b. Aug 1861 m. McEnermy d. April 1937 Fa: Francis Mo: Theresa Higgins Chaley town posted on Ancestry in 2004

Thomas McNaghten

b.10.09.1843 Farrantoreen, Kerry

Fa: James Mo: Margaret

20 William McNaughton

Went to PA America

b. 1700 Son of Alexander 15? Or 20a?

John MacNaughton from Strathclyde, Scotland, had a son, Alexander (1684) who left Scotland for Ireland. His son, William was born (1700) there, then came to the Americas, PA, met and married a woman there and proceeded to populate the south as they moved down thru the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia, found all the goodly land taken, then came on down into the NC foothills. Ann Jenkins on Ancestry.co.uk

41a William McNaghten

Gent of Ballyreagh Treasurer of Oldstone Manor Court leet 1773. Stops signing by Oct 1779 (signature on phone ) D2977/23/4/1

b. Ballyreagh, Dunaghy 12th Feb 1744

m. Dorothy Major 12th Jun 1772 Daughter of Alexander Major Esq of Creggan

Death 31 Mar 1779 in Culleybackey

Presb of Culleybackey ?

Fa: James 23aa Dau: Ann d. unmarried Dau: Rose (heiress) b. 1776 m. John Dickey (Presbyterian) who owned the Linen mill in Low Park, Culleybackey .d.1829 A Rose M’Naghton of Ballyreagh left a will in 1780 (who was she?) Kathy Duncombe had old family tree with dates of his birth and marriage http://trees.ancestry.co.uk/tree/9261814/person/1878702057

23b William Of Dunaghy Signed Hearts

McNaghten of Steel Memorial March 17th 1772

Oldstone Manor Court Leet Book D2977/23/4/1 William McNaghten Gent of Ballyreagh heads the jurors in 1773 and becomes treasurer. (Samuel joins in 1775 – older brother?) William not signing in Oct 1779

March 17, 1772, Page 2 Whereas we the subscribers hereto Inhabitants of the Parish of Dunachy, in the Barony of Kilconway and County of Antrim, having the utmost detestation and abhorrence of the late and present unlawful and audacious rising of disorderly and infatuated persons, in this and several other parts of this county, to the terror of his majesty's peaceable and loyal subjects, the destruction of property and danger of life; and believing the most effectual means to suppress and quell the same, is by an association of well-affected people. Now, we therefore solemnly promise, and mutually pledge our faith to one another, that in every case, where any one may be attacked within the said parish, by such disorderly persons, in the manner they have lately practiced; we will, as afar as in our power lies, assemble ourselves, and at the risque and hazard of our lives, repel force by force, for the preservation of their and our lives and establishing of good order, and bringing delinquents to justice. Dated this 6th day of March 1772

William McNaghten (1744 - 1779) son of James McNaghten Daughter Rose McNaghten (1776 - 1829) Adam McNaghten Dickey # 3 (1814 - 1880) son of Rose McNaghten William Craufuird McNaghten Dickey, Surgeon Dentist (1853 - 1924) son of Adam McNaghten Dickey # 3 William Craufuird McNaghten Dickey, Doctor (1883 - 1960) son of William Craufuird McNaghten Dickey, Surgeon Dentist MYRNA Rosamond McNaghten DICKEY . (1910 - 2002) daughter of William Craufuird McNaghten Dickey, Doctor Carolyn Rosamond Gibson (replied on Ancestry & Genes)

41 William Of Ferryquay Col Fa:?

McNaughton Street, Coleraine

His Child was buried 08.08.1771 at Coleraine Grandson of Alex 15? Son of William 20?

48a William McNaughton

Soldier in US Light Dragoons

b. 1756 Ireland Enlisted 1st US Infantry 23rd Nov 1805 Enlisted 28th Oct 1812 Newport, Ky Discharged 30th Nov 1816

53b William McNaughton

Emigrated to Quebec c. 1816

b. 1762 Cork m. Bridget Cannon d.1832 St Sylvestre Quebec

RC Fa: John (? According to computeruse’s family tree on Ancestry) Children (all emigrated c. 1816): John Mary Michael Winefred William 78a b. 1780 Helen b. 1800 Ireland m. William Haven 06.02.1826 St Nicolas, Levis County, Quebec

William McNaghten Can’t trust any of this but death in Culleybackey interesting

Esq b.1766 Antrim ? OR IS HE THE SON OF Dorothy Major and William b.c. 1740?

m. Dorothy Major b.(or d.?!) 1849 is she the Dorothy McNaghten paying tithes in Killyree, Dunaghy in 1824?

d. 1854 Culleybackey

Anc. F. T anetwork

Fa: John Mo: Jane Bennett Clarice Edwards

William McNeighton

Shankhill in 1802

m.Jane Son: William bapt 23rd June 1809 St Anne’s Shankhill

53c* William McNaughton

Emigrated to Quebec

m. Catherine Lambert

Son: Cornelius Duson b. 1819 Point Louis Quebec

68cd* William McNorton

Shoemaker in Grundy,

b. 1772 Ireland

Missouri in 1850

78a William McNaughton

b.1780 m. Catherine Murphy 20.02.1827 Quebec

d. Quebec 1857

Fa: William 53b Son: Charles 1829-1887

78b William McNaughton

Farmer ? in Georgia in 1850

b. 1782 Ireland m. Catherine Son: James b. 1846 Ga

78c* William McNaughton

Farmer of Drumadonald, Derryorland (?) Ballyward, Banbridge

b.1786 d. Banbridge, Armagh 28th Nov 1864

William McNaghten

Farmer of Drumadonald, (Drumgooland, Ballyward ?)

Dau: Isabella m. Thomas Bell farmer of same at Drumgooland C of I Ballyward 28 Jun 1850

105 William Hay McNaughton

24.08.1793 Killed in Afghanistan 24.12.1841

Son of Sir Francis 57 No issue?

112ia William McNaughton

Of Rathmines, Dublin in 1835

m. Maria Fitzpatrick RC Dau: Elizabeth bapt 12.07.1835 Rathmines, Dublin

William Mcnaghten

Of Tralee? Prob RC

Sponsor of Catherine McNaghten and Edmund O’Kelly’s son in Tralee in 1828

William McNaghten

m. Mary Clinch Son: Patrick bapt 1823 Balbriggan, Dublin

William M’Naghten

Barrister in Dublin in 1814,

Admitted to the Bar 1813

1824 & 1829

121 i William McNaughton

Of Artiferral ? m. Hannah Moore of Craigatempin, Kilraughts at 1st BallyMoney Presbyterian church 23.11.1832

Pres DAA Issue: Betty 144a 1833 Craigatempin William b.1836 Kilgrammer Matilda b.1851 Artiferal Mary b. 1854 Artiferal

107aa*

William McNaughten

Farmer of Ballymena

Dau: Eliza b. 1827 m. John Clarke, ferment dealer, at 3rd Presby Church Ballymena in 1848 and had Mary b. 21.12.1857 and baptised 7.02.1858 West Church Presb

William McNaughten

Rents 10 acres off Cromellin at Skerryravill in 1840 for £3

(Hugh McNeight rents 29 acres in Skerry at same time)

110e* William McNatten

b.1811 d.1871 Monaghan

110f* William McNatten

b.c.1811 d. 1865 Monaghan

William McNatten McNaghten in 1818

Freeholder of house and land at Drumgore 1818 and Drumgoose, Armagh in 1826

Landlord NG Johnstone (as with Patrick McNatten)

William McNatten McNaghten

Freeholder of 11 acres in Annamore in 1819 Can’t sign

Landlord Nicholas A Cope Esq of Drumilly, Armagh Reverse of lease 1st Apr 1819 States farm later divided into 3. One part to widow McNaghten. Expired 30th April 1857.

name

William McNaughton

Pays tithes on 12 acres at Anaghmore in 1830

Tithe of 11s. 8d. for 8 acres of 2nd quality land and 4 acres of 3rd quality (think there was 5th quality possible) John paid 1s. 7.5d. tithe on 1 acre at Anasaniry in the same parish

William McNaughton

Of Annaghmore, Loughgall, Armagh in 1864

Gri Landlord Anna G Cope (Note: James McNaghten had same property in lease of 14th Dec 1826 from Mrs Cope)

129b William McNaughton

Of Annaghmore, Loughgall, In 1859

Rents house and 2 acres £3

112c William McNaughton

Owns a weaving factory in Shankhill in 1859

With Robert Reed, owns a weaving factory in Bedford Street, Cromac Ward, Shankill in 1859 £180

Wiliam MacNaughton

Merchant (relation to the Rev?)

Pres RI Son: William S McNaughton Linen Merchant of College Park m. Ann S Magee in 1886 and has a Linen business on College Green, Belfast in 1902

William Confectioner of m. Joanna Herner C o I RI Son:

MacNaghten 5 Alexander St West, Shankill in 1856

John bapt 10.12.1856 St Anne’s Shankill

William McNaughten

Of Moate, Kilmanaghan,Westmeath in Griffiths

112h William McNaughton

90th Foot b.1811 Jersey

Enlisted Lamark, Glasgow 23rd Jan 1832

112ha William McNaughton

Labourer in St Louis in 1880

b.1812 Ireland Parents irish

112i William McNaughton

Clockmaker of Main street, Barony, Lanarkshire

b. c. 1816 Ireland

m. 1841 Scottish Census

Son: James b.1837 Dau: Elizabeth b. 1839

William McNaughtan

Of Layde area m. Peggy Black 10.10.1838

RC

129ca William McNaughton

Emigrated to US in 1858 Montclair, New Jersey in 1910

b. Dec 1815 Ireland

Fa: Scottish Mo: English Emigrated 1860 Son: John b. May 1855 Ireland

129cb William McNaughton

In NY in 1860 b. 1815 Ireland m. Mary Son: William b. 1851 Ireland John b. 1853 Ireland

129cc*

William MacNaughton

In Essex, New Jersey in 1901 Arrived 1858

b. 1817 Ireland Parents: irish Son: John b. 1853 Ireland, bank clerk

129cb William McNaughton

Shoemaker in Hoboken, New Jersey in 1880

b. 1813 Ireland m. Mary Parents b. Ireland Son: John b. 1854 Ireland

129ea William McNaughton

Shoestore In Hoboken, Hudson, New

b. 1818 Ireland m. Mary Son: William b.1851 Ireland John b. 1853 Ireland

Jersey in 1870

129d William McNaughton

Carter of Falkirk in 1851

b. 1818 Ireland m. Mary Leckie 17.06.1840 Falkirk

d. 23.10.1869 Falkirk

Children: Janet b. 1842 Falkirk Matthew b. 1844 Lilias James Mary

William M’Naughton

b.1819 (probably 1835!)

d.1896 Dungannon

129e William McNaughton

Bootmaker in New York, then US soldier in 1863

b. 1819 Ireland

129eb*

William Sherra MacNaughton

b.1820 d.29th Dec 1892 Belfast

Certificate not viewed

130f William McNaughton

Keeper of the Forrest Exchange in York, Canada in 1861

b. 1822 Ireland m. Bridget

131 William McNaughton

b. 24.05.1823 Coleraine

Col Fa: James 99b of 25th Foot Mo: Elizabeth Knight

131a William McNaghtan

Merchant of Trinidad

m. Agnes Blair 11.08.1851

Pres?

Married by Rev. John McNaghtan of Belfast (who was born c. 1808)(and perhaps William’s father) Sons: John bapt 13th Aug 1855 Rosemary Street Presbytery, Mountpleasant, Belfast Robert Blair Nov 1857 (Wilmot Terrace)

131b William McNaghton

Emigrated to NY in 1845

b. Ireland 1823 Fa: John Mo:Jane

In Illinois in 1868

131ba William McNaughton

Shoemaker in Milwaukee in 1860

b. 1823 Ireland m. Lucy Jane b. 1856 Wisconsin Lattie John

135a W McNaughtin Shoemaker of Milwaukie then US soldier in 1863

b. 1826 Ireland

131bb*

William McNaghten Living next to Robert

Boot & Shoemaker in Wisconsin in 1870

b. 1825 Ireland m. Jane (b. 1838 Ohio)

Mo: Jane b. 1800 Ireland Children: Jenny b. 1857 Wisconsin John William Sanford Letitia Samuel

135c William McNaughton

Works in shoeshop in Stafford, Kansas in 1880 Wisconsin in 1870

b.1823 Ireland m. Jane Children: John b. 1860 Wisconsin Willie Sanford Lutitia Samuel Robert B

135b William McNaghten

Bootmaker in Wichita Kansas in 1880

b.1823 Ireland Fa: irish Son: John C b.1860 Wisconsin

135aa William J McNaughton

Weaver of Glasgow College in 1851

b.1827 Ireland Son of David 112n (b.1809) and Mary

137b

William McNaughtin

Weaver then soldier

b.1829 Moira Co. Down

Enlisted in 89th Foot 10th Jan 1846

154aa William McNaughton

Trav Agent in Minneappolis in 1895

b. 1832 Ireland

137ca*

William MacNaughton

in Cheltenham in 18?1

b. 1833 Ireland Son of E b. 1791

137cc*

William Henry MacNaghten

b. 1833 d. Callan 1915

William H McNaughton

Has stables at Fethard, Tipperary with lease expiring 1879

137c* William McNaughton Snr Charlotte’s family: [email protected]

Farmer of Mullycrunnert, Dungannon, Tyrone (& Shankill in 1862?)

b. 1835 Dunaghmore, Dunnanon, Tyrone

m. Eleanor Watt 20.06.1856 Donaghmore, Tyrone

d. 12.05.1896 Donaghmore Tyrone Left a will

C o I Fa: James b. 1792 (see 36a & 88) Mo: Mary Barkley Children: James 1859 - 1936 William 1861 - 1942 Robert Ross 1866 - 1909 Margaret 1868 - 1932 George Gordon Samuel Albert Joseph

Apparently the family were not in Mullycrunnert in 1831, so perhaps they are the ones from Ballycregah. James 1859 had a son Samuel b.1878 In 1901, Samuel’s family was as follows (the whole family moved to the states in 1909): McNaughton Samuel 23 Male Head of Family Congregationalist McNaughton Cathrine 20 Female Wife Congregationalist

McNaughton Joseph 21 Male Brother Congregationalist McNaughton John 17 Male Brother Congregationalist McNaughton Anne 70 Female Aunt Congregationalist (great aunt)

154a William McNaughton

b.1836 Kilgrammer

Pres Fa: William 121i

154ac William McNaughton

In NYC in 1870 Famine boat in 1851 to NYC

b. 1836 Ireland m. Catherine

154ad William McNaughton

Hired hand farm labourer in Kortright, Delaware in 1905

b. 1836 Ireland

William McNaghten

Emigrated 1843

Mother: Margaret (or her daughter Becky, a widow) Brother or uncle: Joseph a farmer in Ireland

159a William McNaughton

Labourer then Soldier

b.1839 Dublin, Dublin

Enlisted in 60th Rifles 30th Aug 1858 at Curragh

159b William McNaughton

Shoemaker then labourer in Dalry, Ayrshire 1851-1871 Railway labourer of Stevenston in 1871

b.c. 1838 Ireland

Fa: James 115b

159c William McNaughton

In Glasgow St John in 1851 only

b.c. 1838 Ireland

Fa: David, a soldier & Margaret

159d* William McNaughten

Shipwright in Stranton,

b. 1839 Ireland m. Elizabeth Children: William b. 1865 West Hartlepool

Durham in 1881

Thomas Catherine, Margaret, Lucy, Edward

William McNaughton

Manager of Springfield Bleaching Co. ltd in 1890

Walter McNaughton

Linen merchant of Fitzroy Terrace in 1890

148f* Wineford H McNattin

In Geneva, Ontario NY in 1880

b. 1835 Ireland

88 Alice McNaughton

Dungannon, Tyrone

17.05.1785 RI Fa: James 36a Mo: Eleanor McGourke Sponsor (1) Patrick Sponsor (2) Sarah Murphy See 137c & d

60 Ann McNaughton He a clerk of Killeloe, Co.Clare

m. Rev’d.William Fitzwilliam Miller 05.04.1790 St Marie, Dublin

Anc. ML

80 Ann M’Naghtan m.Daniel Egin 1806

Anc.

104 Ann Mary McNaghten

Of Port Ballintrea, Connor

Left a Will in 1852

PRONI

128 Ann MacNaughten

Of Dalkey, Dublin

30.11.1818 Kingstown, Dublin

RC RI Fa: James 99d (soldier?) Mo: Betty Sponsors: Daniel Garry, Molly Curtis

Sister of 126

112 Ann McNaghten St Anne’s Shankhill, (Belfast?)

02.04.1802 RI Fa: John Mo: Margaret

129 Ann McNaughten

Married 1839 Antrim

RI

149 Ann Jane McNaughton

Of Legnamanny

bapt. 11.01.1835 Glenravel (Skerry) Co. Antrim

RC RI Fa: Francis 120 Mo: Esther Higgins Sponsor (1) Patrick McQuillan Sponsor (2) Rose Higgins

Nancy McNaughton

Inmate of Ballymoney Workhouse in 1891

b.1851 m.McNaughton RC Daughters: Minnie b.1875 millworker Annie b. 1876 millworker MIC15F/23

55 Catherine McNaughton

m. Edward Flower 1782

Anc. M L

99 Catherine McNaughten

Drogheda, Co. Louth

1790 RC RI Fa: Thomas 53a Mo: Eleanor Little

Catherine McNaughton

Witness to marriage in Ballymoney C o I in Dec 1826

Marriage of Archibald McEllery and Margaret McCambridge

146 Catherine McNaughton

c.1834 RC 1851 C Fa: Francis 120

150 Catherine McNaughton

b.1835 Co. Down

RC RI Fa: Thomas 121c Mo: Sarah Flinn Sp: James and Mary Quinn

132 Charlotte Jane McNaughton

b.1826 m. Charles Darcus, servant of Coldagh

d. 1880 DAA Fa: Charles Charles 112e?

Charlotte m. Rev Charles

M’Naghten Maberly 1825

36e* Deborrah McNorton

Of New Row, St James, Dublin in 1752

Died 12.03.1752 St James

48 Elizabeth McNaughton

m. John Brady 1775

Ancestry

90 Elizabeth McNaughten

Antrim b.c.1786 Died 1836 aged 50

RI

111llll Mrs Eliza McNaughton

Owns big house near Portaloise, Offaly

Owns house, office, yard and garden in Main Street, Mountrath, Clonenagh & Clonagheen, Nr Portaloise £10

58 Eliza Jane McNaughty

Burried 1814 Roscommon

144a Betty McNaughton

b.1833 Craigatimpin

Fa: William 121i

Nelly McNaughtan

Innispollen? m. Charles Stewart RC Dau: Maggy bapt 1st Sept 1834 Culfeightrin (Sponsors: Daniel McCambridge and Mary McNaughton)

43a Frances (nee McNaughton)

Widow of Dublin City. Land at Kirkasoke & Greyorlough, Knocknagor*, Cowes*, Lisnafissy*, Kernan* and Ballyvarly

m. Captain Thomas Worsop Lawrence HM Foot 1740

Will of 1768 requests burial at Waringstown

Niece of Edmund McNaughton Sister of Grace *Lands at Tullylish (See 10a)

144b Frances Helen MacNaughton

b. Nov 1834 Bur Dunluce

133 138?

Grace McNaughton

The one from the 1851 C ? (138)

bapt.19.07.1826 Glenravel, Skerry,Antrim

Prob died 1853

RC RI No parents given, but Father John 108

138 133?

Grace McNaughton

b.c.1829 1851 C Fa: John 108

Hessy McNaghten

m. Sam Gatchell Dec 1793

152 Hetty McNaughton

Of Thomas Street

b.03.01.1836 Portadown, Co. Armagh

Methodist

RI Fa: James 111o Mo: Sarah

165 Hessy (Esther?) McNaughton

b. c. 1843 RC 1851 C Fa: Francis 120

Jane McNaghten has a house at Knocknakeeragh, Ballyrashane in Griffiths)

Landlord Nathaniel Robinson (Henry has a son James b.1824 labourer of Knockenkerragh, Ballyrashane in 1858)

Jane McNaughtan

Communicant in Dunboe Presbyterian Church in 1833 (North of Coleraine)

MIC1P/412 As was John in 1834 Ellen in 1845 Martha and Mary a in 1846 None were seatholders in 1853 but Jean received 6d as parish poor 28th May 1848

Jane McNaughtan

Of Lisnakelly (nr Buncrana?) Is candidate for Ballykelly*

MIC1P/208/A

Presbyterians in 1849 (*between Coleraine and Londonderry)

Jane McNaghten Of Ballymena in 1850

b.c 1832? m. Samuel Douglas a glazier of Church St

C o I Dau: Anne bapt 24.12.1851 (illegit) Son: Samuel b. 17 Jan 1855

47 Judith McNaughton

m. George Dawson 1774

112b Jessie McNaughton

Owns a house in Shankhill in 1859

Owns a house and yard in Moffet Street, Dock Ward, Shankhill in 1859 £4

Mary McNaghten

m. Isaac Reed 04.01.1749 St Andrew’s Dublin

Irish g .ie

144 Mary Anne McNaughton McNaghten

Widow of Church House, Longford Terrace, Kingstown

b.1776 1854 Will (Mcnaughton) Bur (McNaghten)St George’s, Dublin age 78

C o I Anc.

79 Mary M’Naghtan m.Peter Pagus 1805

Anc.

Mary McNaughtin

Admitted Ballycastle Workhouse in 1860 and from Ballycastle

b.1793 m. McNaughtin Presb

Sickness. Clean MIC15F/23

Mary Ann McNaghten

Of Galgarm Parks, Ballymena in 1852 and servant of Teeshan in 1854

b.1833 RC In Ballymena Workhouse 15th Dec 1852 to 17th Jan 1853 aged 19 And 9th Feb 1854 to 27th Mar very ragged and with bastard son Daniel aged 6 months

124 Mary Ann McNaghten

Of Dunluce Licence to m. Henry Martley 1833

Will of 1852

143 Mary McNaughton

Lisnamanny Bapt 20.10.1833 Glenravel (Skerry) Antrim

Fa: Francis 120 Mo: Esther Higgins

Mary McNaughten

m. John Williamson of Woodtown, Kirkinriola area

RC Son: Daniel bapt 1853 Kirkinriola (Sp Margaret McNaghten)

147 Mary McNaughton

b.c.1834 1851 C Fa: John 108

153 Mary McNaughton

b.07.02.1836 Shandrum, Co. Cork

RC RI Fa: Edmund 121g Mo: Joan MsAuliffe

154 Mary McNaughton

b. c.1835 RC 1851 C Fa: Francis 120

155 Mary McNaughton

b. Aug 1836 Portaloise, Co. Laois

Eliza McNaughton owns a small house at Mountrah in 1859

RI Fa: William Mo: Mary Fitzpatrick

170 Mary McNaughton

b.1854 Artiferal

Fa: William 121i

169 Matilda McNaughton

b. 1851 Artiferal

Fa: William 121i

Margaret or Peggy McNaghtan (ie. our Margaret wasn’t the only one in the area)

Of Coleraine . Living at Ballyrashane in 1811 and Ballybogey in 1815

b.c.1790 m. Hugh Donaghy, a labourer

C o I Son: John Donaghy b. 25th Nov 1807 Coleraine Son: Hugh b. June 1811 Son: George b. 13th April 1815

130d Margaret Ann McNaghten

Of Coleraine Emigrated to Quebec on the Isabella 1850

145 Margaret McNaughton

Legnamanny bapt. 28.09.1834 Glenravel Skerry) Co. Antrim

RC RI Fa: John 108 Mo: Anne Carey Sponsors Daniel Carey and Grace McKendry

157 Margaret McNaughton

b.c.1836 1851 C Fa: John

168 Margaret McNaughton

Born 22.09.1850 Bapt 01.06.1851

Col Fa: Francis McNaughton, weaver of Ballywindland & Ruth (134?)

160 Marjorie McNaughton

b. 1844 Married James Scolly 13.02.1866 at Bally Money

BM Fa: James 122

Margaret McNaughton

m. James Seally RC Dau: Susanna McNaughten Seally bapt 25th Jan 1879 Balintoy (Sponsors James McNaughtenand Margaret McNaughten) Of Loughguile

Rose M’Naghton Ballyreagh Will of 1780

159 Rose Bapt. RC 1851 C Fa: Francis 120

McNaughton 19.12.1836 or 38 Glenravel (Skerry) Antrim

Mo: Esther Higgins Sponsors James and Mary Higgins

Rose McNaughten

Rents house and garden at Drumaquill, Killowen, Londonderry

Gri Landlord Philip Steen

Sally McNaughten

Of Kingsgaten, Coleraine in 1809

b.c. 1790 m. John Laurence, labourer of Magilligan

C o I Son: William Laurence b. 16.06.1809 Coleraine

38 Sarah McNaghten

Of Armagh Left a will in 1775

PRO NI Who is she? No McNaghtens in Armagh census of 1770

Susanna McNaughton

Of Waterside, Coleraine in 1809

m. John McMunn, weaver

C o I Dau: Susanna b. Aug 1809 Coleraine

166 Susan McNaughton

b.c.1845 RC 1851 C Fa: Francis 120

Susan / Susannah McNaughten

m. Hugh McLarnon of Killygarne, Portglenone

RC Son: James b.08.01.1876 Dau: mary b.22.11.1879 MIC1D/71/1

107ab*

? McNorton Of Carlow? m. Doran RC Dau: Ann b. Purtrition, Rathivilly, Carlow 18th Feb 1822

107ac*

McNaughton Soldier(?) in Athlone in Dec 1826

Entry in Parish register

119a McNaghten Master of the Danube in 1842

From Donegal to New Brunswick

Widow McNaughton

Of Bannside, Coleraine

d.30.01.1772 C o I

Mrs McNaghton Paying no rent but 17s 1d. for moss rent at Craigawarran on William Adams Esq’s Ballymena Estate 1810

D929/HA12/F3/4 but not in 1833 tithes list nor 1836 map of Adair Estate T1333/2 (Craigywarren, Ballymena BT43)

Mrs McNaughten

Rents 2 acres for 5s.9d in Brocklamont, Ahogill in 1825 Tithes

FIN/5A/10 Whether she is the mother of James the Presbyterian Stonemason of Ahoghill?

Widow McNaghen

Buried 15th Nov 1789