[4qd-bannvalley] 1831 Census

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HI BArbara,

I have a CD index for the 1831 Londonderry census. I found the following
references:

Hope it helps
Margaret


Census Index: Ireland, 1831
	
Bolton, Alexander	Township : Tamlaght O'crilly
	Microfilm : Page 015
Bolton, Hugh	Township : Desartoghill
	Microfilm : Page 022
Bolton, Hugh*	Township : Desartoghill
	Microfilm : Page 022
Bolton, Samuel	Township : Tamlaght O'crilly
	Microfilm : Page 020
Bolton, William	Township : Tamlaght O'crilly
	Microfilm : Page 020
Bolton, William	Township : Aughadewy
	Microfilm : Page 045
Bolton, William Sen.*	Township : Aughadowy
	Microfilm : Page 045
Bolton, William*	Township : Aughadowy
	Microfilm : Page 045

Census Index: Ireland, 1831
	
Boulton, John	Township : Tamlaght O'crilly
	Microfilm : Page 020
Boulton, Samuel	Township : Tamlaght O'crilly
	Microfilm : Page 018
Boulton, Samuel	Township : Tamlaght O'crilly
	Microfilm : Page 020
Boulton, William	Township : Tamlaght O'crilly
	Microfilm : Page 018
Boulton, William	Township : Tamlaght O'crilly
	Microfilm : Page 020


From 4qd-bannvalley@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx  Mon Jan 24 21:08:54 2005
From: 4qd-bannvalley@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx (Lunney Family)
Date: Mon, 24 Jan 2005 21:08:54 +0000
Subject: [4qd-bannvalley] the McCaughan family
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Dear Susan, I think his mother's name should be McAfee, and yes, 
Bushmills would be the parish of his birth. There are still McCaughans 
in the area, though I don't think there are any in Ballyrock now. The 
ones I know are in Ballyhome, and are Reformed Presbyterian. If your 
grandfather was ordinary Presbyterian, it is more than likely that he 
went to Ballywatt Presbyterian church; or possibly to  Dunluce 
Presbyterian church in the town of Bushmills. I don't know for sure 
what school he went to; there was a school in Ballyrock until this 
year, but it is only about 75 years old, so maybe not open in his time. 
Otherwise possibly to Ballytober or Ballyhome.    Presumably his father 
was a farm labourer who had signed up to fight in the war. There are 
books on WW 1 men but I think they are on people who died. I'll see if 
I can find anything for you.

Linde Lunney