PLACE NAMES mentioned in Index of Thomas Cathcart BREAKEY MEMOIRS

NOTE: This is just a draft of place names mentioned in the Memoir. There may be ones that I have missed. Even so, one can copy this table into a word processing program and then sort by name or place and see if patterns emerge. Or it can be inserted into other databases to reveal more clues about who was where and when. In itself, it is interesting to see the names of the places that concerned Thomas Cathcart BREAKEY, although the table should be consulted along with the annotated index and the complete texts to be really useful.
Sharon Oddie Brown, December 4, 2005

Place name	Event or person mentioned
Aghahist	SCOTT, John husband of Jane BREAKEY of Drumskelt House
Aghnamullen	BREAKEY, brother of Billy bon had bleachgreen
Aghnamullen	BREAKEY, Edward buried
Aghnamullen	BREAKEY, William D. (-1698) buried there
Aghnamullen	BRENNAN, P.P. probably Father Philip.
Aghnamullen	DALEY, Anthony buried in graveyard
Aghnamullen	DAVE, Paul first rector Augnamullen
Aghnamullen	DOWNY, Jonny labourer
Aghnamullen	HENRY, Thomas lived there in 1900
Aghnamullen	MAHAFFY, David m Margaret WRIGHT
Aghnamullen	MONTGOMERY, A.N. Rev. rector
Aghnamullen	ROPER, William Rev. rector
Aghnamullen Church	TARDY, Elias Rev. renovated
Aghnamullen	RUTTLEDGEs
Aghnamullen Church	KER, Colonel buried there
Aghnamullen Church	PORTER, Mr. rector
Aghnamullen Church	WEBSTER, Alick sexton in early 1900s
Annaniece	BRADSHAW, James
Aughavorabeg	BERRY, Thomas 1849 court case
Aughavorabeg	HAIGUE, William, jr. court case
Aughavorabeg	HOUGHTON, Charles court case
Aughavorabeg	LANAUZE, Robert court case
Aughavorabeg	M’CABE, Thomas court case
Aughavorabeg	MAGRATH, John court case
Aughavorabeg	SHERIDAN, William court case
Aughavorabeg	WILSON, George John court case
Aughavore	BERRY, Thomas 1849 court case
Aughavore	HAIGUE, William, jr. court case
Aughavore	HOUGHTON, Charles court case
Aughavore	LANAUZE, Robert court case
Aughavore	M’CABE, Thomas court case
Aughavore	MAGRATH, John court case
Aughavore	SHERIDAN, William court case
Aughavore	WILSON, George John court case
Aughnamullen Church	said to be place of old monastery.
Bailieborough	ARNOLD, Rev. John stood with rebels at Battle of Rebel Hill
Bailieborough	SMALL, Elizabeth who married John BREAKEY (1780-1878)
Bailieborough	SMALL, James father of Elizabeth SMALL had first tannery there
Bailieborough	SMALL, Robert
Balladian	BREAKEY, John de 1692 house finished
Balladian	IRWIN, John
Balladian	late 1600s only a summer hedge school there.
Balladian	MURPHY, Alick had whiskey house in Ballybay
Balladian	MURPHY, Owne teacher
Balladian	WEILLY, William & widow WEILLY
Balladian	WYLIE, Thomas AKA WIELLY & WIELLY - house built by BREAKEYs
Ballantraw AKA Ballantray	BREAKEY, William
Ballantray	BREAKEY, William
Ballantray	CUNNINGHAM house built by BREAKEY
Ballina AKA Ballana	BREAKEY, Robert 1813-) funeral in Co. Mayo, Ardnaru Parish church
Ballybay	ARMSTRONG, Alex
Ballybay	ARNOLD, Rev. John
Ballybay	ARNOLD, Sophia d. 1860
Ballybay	BANNONS – old family
Ballybay	BARNS, Dr.
Ballybay	BARTLEY, George
Ballybay	BEATY, Robert
Ballybay	BOYD, Sandy tanner
Ballybay	BRALAGHAN, Mrs.
Ballybay	BREAKEY, Obadiah m Elizabeth DELANY
Ballybay	BROWN, Benjamin
Ballybay	CALDWELL, Dr. 1^st resident medical man
Ballybay	CATHCART, Dr. resident medial man
Ballybay	CRAWFORD, Joseph Rev of First Ballybay
Ballybay	CUNNINGHAM, Sam & John
Ballybay	DELANY, Elizabeth m Obadiah BREAKEY
Ballybay	DIXON, Robert built Northern Bank
Ballybay	FRANCY, Sam
Ballybay	GAULT, Hugh Apothocary
Ballybay	HANNA, William sold whiskey where Northern Bank is.
Ballybay	HORNER, Frank
Ballybay	JACKSON, James, 3^rd Minister
Ballybay	JOHNSTONE, John
Ballybay	KER, Colonel killed rebels
Ballybay	McCULLAGH, James (also of The Cottage)
Ballybay	McGURK lived in Mrs. MULLIN’s yard
Ballybay	McLEAN, W. Dr., surgeon
Ballybay	McMAHON
Ballybay	McMURRAY, Joseph, Dr. surgeon
Ballybay	McMURRAY, Thomas
Ballybay	MOORE, Robert
Ballybay	MULLIN, Mrs.
Ballybay	MURPHY, Alick had whiskey house
Ballybay	O’LANAGAN, Lawrence had whiskey house
Ballybay	REILLY, John built wall between MOOREs & MULLINs
Ballybay	ROBERTS, Dr. 2^nd medical man
Ballybay	RUTHERFORD, Elias, Dr.
Ballybay	RUTHERFORD, M.M. grocery & Hardware business
Ballybay	SCOTT, John linen merchant
Ballybay	SMYTHE, John Gordon Rev. (1825-1895)
Ballybay	WHIP, Jack had whiskey house
Ballybay	WILLIAMSON, David Dr. dispensary
Ballybay	WILSON, Herbert. Solicitor
Ballybay (AKABelbuck)	ARMSTRONG, John
Ballybay benches	BREAKEY, Billy bon - where green linen webs were bought
Ballybay benches	JACKSON –where green linen webs were bought
Ballybay benches	NELSON, Joseph - where green linen webs were bought
Ballybay Market House	9 men hanged
Ballybay, First Ballybay	ARNOLD, William Rev.
Ballybay, First Ballybay	BREAKEY, Billy bon funded with JACKSON, Jacky
Ballybay, First Ballybay	GIBSON, William Rev. 1890 ordained
Ballybay, First Ballybay	JACKSON, Jacky funded with BREAKEY, Billy bon
Ballybay, First Ballybay	LYTTLE, William sexton
Ballybay, First Ballybay	MORAN, John, Rev.
Ballybay, First Ballybay	MORELL, James Rev.
Ballybay, First Ballybay	WILSON split from church
Ballybay, Second Ballybay	MORELL, John Harris Rev. built in 1834
Ballyrun	BERRY, William
Banbridge AKA Bainbridge	CROTHERS, Jane wife of Rev. William Edmund BREAKEY
Banbridge AKA Bainbridge	GODFREY, Miss AKA GODFERY governess to Letitia BREAKEY
Belbuck (AKA Ballybay)	ARMSTRONG, John
Belfast	BREAKEY, Edward Rev.
Belfast	BREAKEY, James C. Rev.
Belfast	BREAKEY, John Dr. (abt 1826-1911)
Belfast	COOKE, Dr.
Belfast	LAWLESS, Jack
Belfast	MILLER, Jane wife of John BREAKEY
Belfast	TOY, Thomas Rev
Belfast	WHEELER, Dr.
Belfast, Fortwilliam Park Church	BREAKEY, James C. Rev.
Belgreen Castle, Drumgoon, Cavan	BRUNKER, Brabaty
Belmount Castle	BREAKEY, John renovated paintings
Blackrock	DALEYs performed theatre & music
Blackrock	HALPENY came from Dundalk
Blackrock	MOORHEQAD, Andy – had loas=ns fund bank
Blackrock	Site of Dundalk fair
Boilk	MILLS, Mrs. John
Bowelk	DALEY, Hody
Bowelk	LONG, James
Boyne	BREAKEYs served at Battle of the Boyne
Brown Bog	MARTIN, “Sock” – his wife nearly drowned there rowing his lunch out to him
Brownbog	near where young people danced
Caddah House, Ballybay	RUTHERFORD, M.M.
Cahans	CLARKE, Thomas Rev. (-1792)
Cahans	CROTHERS, John
Cahans	ROGERS AKA RODGERS, Rev.
Carnaveagh , Co. Monaghan	BREAKEY, Thomas [note: location unknown to me]
Carrickmacross	SHIRLEY, Evelyn Philip author of Monaghan history
Carrickmacross	STEEL, Norman
Carrigallen, Co. Leitrim	Crockabea Townland in this Barony
Carryduff	BREAKEY, John leased to John CONLON
Carryduff	CONLON, John leased from John BREAKEY; killed a man
Carryduff	KER, Dr. landlord to John BREAKEY
Carryduff Church	BREAKEY, James Rev. beside Saintfield Model Farm School
Castleblayney	McMAHONs owners of estate
Castleshane	CARSON, David
Castleshane	HAMILTONE, Dacre - agent for estate
Clocin	LATIMER, William “Big Billy”
Clontibret	STEWART, Bradford
Cooly, County Louth	Fisherman
Coopers Farm	CUNNINGHAM John & Sam linene bleachers
Coopers Farm	NELSON, John linen manufacturer & bleacher
Cootehill	BELMOUNT, Lord
Cootehill	BROWN(E) – possibly in leather trade
Cootehill	BROWN(E), Elizabeth m. Matthew McAuley RUTHERFORD
Cootehill	BROWN(E), Samuel grocer & S. bookseller
Cootehill	COONEY, Edward had tannery
Cootehill	GRAHAM, Edith
Cootehill	GRAHAM, Edith m. Robert Wardlaw MOORE
Cootehill	GRIFFITH, a joiner who built houses in Rockcorry
Cootehill	JOHNSTONE, Robert who married Mary SMALL
Cootehill	LUNNEYs
Cootehill	MAXWELL, William who married Elizabeth SMALL
Cootehill	MOORE, Robert Wardlaw m. Edith GRAHAM
Cootehill - Moravian Settlement	BREAKEY, Mary later GILLESPIE – schooled there
Corduffless	KILPATRICK, John
Corduffless	SPEERS, John
Corfad	McCULLAGH, James
Corlea	ADAMS was pastor.
Corlea	PARR, John Pastor
Cormean	JOHNSTONE, fool
Cormeen , Co. Meath	BREAKEY, James got as wedding portion from Sarah NIXON
Cormeen, Co. Meath	NIXON, Sarah, gave as wedding portion to James BREAKEY
Cormeen, Aughnamullen	FITZPATRICK, Mrs. Peter AKA PHITZPATRICK lived in house.
Cornacassa	HAMILTON, Dacre – agent for estate
Corrybrannan	MILLAR, James blind fiddler
Corryhagen	BREAKEY, Andrew
Corryhagen	McLEAAN, William had stamps for counterfeit money
Corryhagen AKA Cooryhagen	McLEAN, Mrs.
Corryhagen, Aghnamullen	GILLIS, David lived in KER family home
Corryhagen, Aghnamullen	KER family home
Corrymachen (AKA Corrymahon)	BERRY, Thomas 1849 court case
Corrymachen (AKA Corrymahon)	HAIGUE, William, jr. court case
Corrymachen (AKA Corrymahon)	HOUGHTON, Charles court case
Corrymachen (AKA Corrymahon)	LANAUZE, Robert court case
Corrymachen (AKA Corrymahon)	M’CABE, Thomas court case
Corrymachen (AKA Corrymahon)	MAGRATH, John court case
Corrymachen (AKA Corrymahon)	SHERIDAN, William court case
Corrymachen (AKA Corrymahon)	WILSON, George John court case
Corwillin	CUNNINGHAM beetling mill
Cottage, The	McCULLAGH, James (also of Ballybay)
County Mayo	ALLWELLs
Creevagh	AIKIN, Rev Samuel minister in 1798
Creevagh	CARLISLE, John treasurer of congregation
Creevagh	CATHCART, Thomas Rev minister there & lived nearby
Creeve	COOPER had farm
Creeve	CUNNINGHAM, Joseph was a lapper under JACKSONS
Creeve	DIGUM, Tom
Creeve	JACKSON, John
Creeve	JACKSONs had a bleach green
Creeve	JOHNSTONE, Miss
Creeve	KER, Colonel – his misjus=dgement meant deaths of soldiers
Creeve	MAIRS, James started as solicitor at NELSONs
Creeve	NELSON solicitor
Creeve	WILSON, Alick had mill
Creeve Castle	MONTGOMERY, Rev. house built by Jacky JACKSON
Creeve House	CUNNINGHAM, Alice Miss
Creeve House	CUNNINGHAM, Sam & John lived there – Sam built it.
Creeve House	NELSON, Joseph had a bleach green
Creeve House	RUTHERFORD, M.M. inherited
Creeve Manse	ARNOLD, Sophia
Creeve Manse	JOHNSTONE, Miss
Creeve Manse	McDOWELL, Rev
Creeve Schoolhouse	McMAHON, Mrs. had it built
Cremore	CALDWELL, John Rev. deposed as minister 1806
Crieve	ARNOLD, Wm had a bleach green
Crieve	BREAKEY, John planted chestnut tree in memory of slain soldiers
Crieve	JACKSON, Hugh, dogs shot
Crieve	NELSON, John used pigeons; had bleach greens
Crievelands	RUTHERFORD, M.M.
Crockabea	BERRY, Thomas 1849 court case
Crockabea	HAIGUE, William, jr. court case
Crockabea	HOUGHTON, Charles court case
Crockabea	LANAUZE, Robert court case
Crockabea	M’CABE, Thomas court case
Crockabea	MAGRATH, John court case
Crockabea	SHERIDAN, William court case
Crockabea	WILSON, George John court case
Crosskays	MORELL – had school
Cumry House	MULLIN, John linen weaver
Cumry House	MULLIN, Mary née BERRY
Curnawall	MILLS, S. Mrs. d c1900
Derry	BREAKEY, Robert (1813-) worked there briefly
Derry Big House	BREAKEY William built for son, Obadiah
Derry Big House	McCREERY, John lived there. (at Greenvale Mills?)
Derrynoose	LESLIE family daughter m. BREAKEY, Andrew
Derryvalley	ARNOLD, Rev. Wm.
Derryvalley	BROWN “Mad” tenant betrayed by McCULLAGH
Derryvalley	CARSON, Henry of First Derryvalley
Derryvalley	CORRIE, John
Derryvalley	CORRINS, John lived between Cootehill & Derryvalley House
Derryvalley	HAMILTON, Thomas Rev. buried 1779
Derryvalley	McCAULY, Robert M. Rev founder of Seceder group
Derryvalley	McCULLAGH, Thomas
Derryvalley	ROGERS, Rev.
Drogheda	CROSS, Dick pursued by yeoman for theft
Drummara, CO. Down	WAUGH, George
Drumfaldra	CUNNINGHAMS bought JACKSON mills in 1839
Drumfaldra	JACKSONs owned mills in early 1800s
Drumfaldra House	CUNNINGHAM, John removed part of house
Drumfaldra House	JACKSON, John Rev.
Drumfaldra House	JACKSON, Red John built wall
Drumgavney	CALVERT, Wm
Drumgavney	WHITE, William father of John WHITE
Drumkeen	ROSS, Richard, Rev
Drumlun House	GIBSON, Sarah who married Isaiah BREAKEY
Drumlun House AKA Drumlin	PRIMROSE, John lived where Sarah GIBSON once lived
Drummara, Co. Down	WAUGH, George of Drummara m BREAKEY, Henrietta
Drummuck	CUMMING, Tom
Drummuck	GILLESPIE, John father of David GILLESPIE - lease
Drummuck	McCULLAGH, James
Drummuck	McCULLAGHs
Drumroohill	BREAKEY unnamed m. Leticia DAWSON of Rockcorry
Drumroohill	BREAKEY, Letitia who m. William McCLEAN
Drumskelt	BREAKEY
Drumskelt	BREAKEY house first covered in stone, then thatch & in 1842, slate
Drumskelt	BREAKEY, Billy bon
Drumskelt	BREAKEY, John (1780-1878)
Drumskelt	DALEY, Anthony
Drumskelt	DALY family lived there in 1690s
Drumskelt	KER, A. Murray
Drumskelt	KER, Andrew Dr. (-1816) collected rents
Drumskelt	TENNISON, Capt sold townland
Drumskelt Fort	DALEY, Red Michael was to level fort
Drumskelt Fort	DUNN, William to level fort with red Michael DALEY
Drumskelt House	BREAKEY, Elizabeth b 1780
Drumskelt House	BREAKEY, Hugh
Drumskelt House	BREAKEY, Jane born there
Drumskelt House	BREAKEY, Robert (1885-1959) willed it to Presbyterian Church
Drumskelt House	BREAKEY, William moved there from Lisgillin
Drumskelt House	BREAKEY, William de built in 1717 and owned by BREAKEYs until 1959
Drunsrooghill	BREAKEYs
Dubamaine	BASHFORD – old gentry family
Dublin	ARNOLD, Wm. first wife
Dublin	BRADFORD, Robert – place to divide loot
Dublin	BREAKEY, Francis Scott d. 1913
Dublin	BREAKEY, Robert (1813-) m. Isabella MAIRS
Dublin	COOKS, husband of Sarah BERRY
Dublin	FOREST of Grafton Street
Dublin	MAIRS, Isabella m. Robert BREAKEY (1813-)
Dublin	SMALL, Jane married Dublin business man
Dublin	SMALL, Mary lived here
Dunamine	STEEL, Norman lived in mansion. STEELs old gentry
Dundalk Fair	At square in Blackrock
Dundalk fair	moved to Soldiers Point
Dundrumond	LISTERs
Dunmurish	MURPHY was conscripted into King George’s army; lived to be 103
Dunraymon	LISTER, John
Dunraymond	McCULLAGH’s corn mill (George McCULLAGH?)
Dunraymond	ROSS family
Edenaneane	BRADFORD, John lease
Edenaneane	BRADFORD, Moses
Edenaneane	BRADFORD, Robert, lease
Edenaneane	CALVERT, Robert son of Wm. CALVERT in lease.
Edenaneane	TENISON leased to BRADFORD, Robert
Edergul	MACKNALLY
Ednaforkin	McCULLAGH, Thomas of Derryvalley to buy for tenants but bought for self
Ednaforkin	TENNISON, Capt.
Ednanae	BRADFORD, Moses
Ednavea	BRADFORD, Moses Minister
Ednavea	BRADFORD, Robert bought from DENISON, Capt
Ednavea	BRADFORD, Robert counterfeit money
Ednavea	DENISON, Capt. sold to father of Moses BRADFORD
Eight Tates	BAGLEY, Robert
Eight Tates	KER, Ann m. David VERNOR
Eight Tates	VERNORs of Vernors Bridge inherited (includes Corryhagen? Aghnamullen?)
Emotris	McGOUGH, Anthony Rev. PP.
Enagh	ALWELLs
Fairmont	BERRY, John
Fairview	ARNOLD, Rev. John
Fairview	MORELL, Rev. James
Frankfort, Kings County	DELANEY, Elizabeth m Obediah BREAKEY (1783-1860)
Gray’s Corner	KARNS, Hugh – carried oats
Greenvale	covered in linen to near Veldon’s Cross
Greenvale Mills	BREAKEY, Isaiah built them
Greenvale Mills	BREAKEY, Isaiah built them
Greenvale Mills	KER, Colonel turned off the water to BREAKEY mills
Greenvale Mills	McCREERY, John house built by BREAKEYS
Howth	BREAKEY, Robert was fishing there
Island Farm	MARTIN, Tom
Keady	BREAKEY, Andrew Rev.
Kellemore	HENRY, Thomas
Killcrow	Deveroux, Rev.
Killeshandra	BERRY Thomas BREAKEY’s linen webs taken there for finishing
Killeshandra	BERRY, John – linen manufacture
Killeshandra	BERRY, William
Killeshandra	FARIS, Mrs. related to BERRY
Killucan, Co. Westmeath	FERGUSON, Isaiah had farm wife was Elizabeth BREAKEY
Killucan, Co. Westmeath	VANDILEUR, Mrs. Captain
Killyleagh	BREAKEY, Andrew Rev.
Lacarney	ROSS, Colonel
Lantor	WILSON, Harry
Largo	SELKIRK, Alexander
Leesboro	LEES – near Newbliss
Leesboro	POWER, William Sir took over LEEs property
Lisburn	BREAKEY, William Edmund rev, served church there.
Lisburn	MOURTON, John agent of Ulster Bank m Sarah BREAKEY
Lisburn	NELSON, John linen manufacturer & bleacher
Lisburn Infirmary	BREAKEY, John Dr. (abt 1826-1911)
Lisburn Infirmary	THOMPSON, Dr.
Liscarney	ROSS, Colonel – sister married George BREAKEY
Lisgillin	BREAKEY, William de built house & settled there in 1690 (thence to Drumskelt)
Lisgillin	GREER, John inherited & lived there at turn of 19-20^th century
Lisgorn	KER, A. Murray
Lisgorn	KER, Andrew Dr. (-1816) collected rents
Lisgorn	LATIMER, John
Lisgorn	ROLLAND, Wm
Lisgorn	TENNISON, Capt sold townland
Lismagon	BREAKEY, Andrew born
Lismagon	BREAKEY, Edward
Lismagon	POWELL lived in Edward BREAKEY’s hosue
Loist	NESBITT, George
Loughbrickland, Co. Down	BREAKEY, William Edmund rev, served church there & buried there.
Loughbrickland, Co. Down	CROTHERS, Jane wife of William Edmund BREAKEY buried here.
Loughmorne Churhc	MARTIN, James donated site
Loughnafin, Parish Killeshandra	BERRY, Thomas 1849 court case
Loughnafin, Parish Killeshandra	HAIGUE, William, jr. court case
Loughnafin, Parish Killeshandra	HOUGHTON, Charles court case
Loughnafin, Parish Killeshandra	LANAUZE, Robert court case
Loughnafin, Parish Killeshandra	M’CABE, Thomas court case
Loughnafin, Parish Killeshandra	MAGRATH, John court case
Loughnafin, Parish Killeshandra	SHERIDAN, William court case
Loughnafin, Parish Killeshandra	WILSON, George John court case
Lucan, Co. Dublin	BREAKEY, Robert (1813-) retired there
Magherally, Co. Down	ARNOLD, John
Mealmore AKA Millmore	BREAKEY, Billy bon built house
Milford House, Aughnamullen	Known as Millmore or Sallyvale
Millmore AKA Mealmore	BREAKEY, Billy bon built house
Millmore House	BREAKEY, George
Millmore House	JOHNSTON, Capt. named house
Millmore House	KER, Colonel raised there by Isaiah BREAKEY family
Millmore House	known as Sallyville or Milford House
Millmore, Aughnamullen	BREAKEYs
Milltown, near Rockcorry	WEDGEWORTH, William AKA WEGWORTH
Monagh	WILLIAMSON murdered – cairn of stones mark spot
Monaghan	BLAYNEY, Lord son was hanged in retaliation
Monaghan	BREAKEY, Robert (1885-1959) worked for David PATTON
Monaghan	CONLIN, Henry 1613 gentleman
Monaghan	FORTISCUE, William 1799 in parliament
Monaghan	GILLANDERS, David
Monaghan	HAMILTON, Dacre – Commander of yeomen
Monaghan	JACKSON, Richard built tower on church early 1800s.
Monaghan	LEAKEY AKA LEEKY, Elias, solicitor m. BREAKEY
Monaghan	McCONKY, Mrs. hung in front of gaol
Monaghan	McMAHONs owners of estate
Monaghan	MITCHELL, Martha m. Wm BREAKEY
Monaghan	O’NEIL hung Lord BLAYNEYs son
Monaghan	PATTON, David where Robert BREAKEY (1885-1959) worked
Monaghan	WESTENRA, Henry 1799 represented in parliament
Monaghan	YOUNG, Dr.
Monaghan Rd.	GIMISON, Robert loans fund bank
Monaghan Rd.	KER, William loans fund bank
Monaghan Rd.	MOORHEAD, Andrew loans fund bank
Monantin	CARSON, David
Monantin	CARSON, James Rev. (1824-)
Monintin	CARSONs were scotch settlers under CROMWELL
Mount Norris	BLAYNEY, Lord Governor 1601
Mountain Lodge	KER, Colonel
Mountmellick	BREAKEY, William Edmund Rev. served church there
Mountmellick	GRAHAM who m. Sarah BERRY
Mullaghnesummar	KER, Andrew 1730 bought from Gilbert NICHOLSON
Mullaghnesummar	NICHOLSON, Gilbert granted land there by Charles II
Mullangore	MULLINS a yeoman
Mullangore	WIGGINS
Mullangore	WIGGINS, Padna
Mullinagore	ARMSTRONG – part of William BERRY family
Mullinagore	MARTIN, Unnamed married daughter of Thomas Cathcart BREAKEY - Mary
Newbliss	CLARKE, Thomas Rev. (-1792) arrest
Newbliss	JOHNSTONE, Rev.
Newbliss	KER, A. Murray
Newbliss	KER, Alexander d 1814
Newbliss	KER, Andrew 1730 bought from Gilbert NICHOLSON
Newbliss	KER, Richard
Newbliss	KER, Robert
Newbliss	NICHOLSON, Gilbert granted land there by Charles II
Newbliss	VAUGHAN, catholic agent for KER
Newry	MORAN, John, Rev.
Piticrue	CUNNINGHAM, John – agent to Sir John LESLIE
Piticrue	LESLIE, John, Sir - his estate
Richmond	BEETY AKA BEATY – resident doctor at lunatic asylum
Rockcorry	BREAKEY, Andrew Rev. (-1882)
Rockcorry	BREAKEY, Billy bon – 1738-1808– only two “houses of any note” in his day
Rockcorry	BREAKEY, Isaiah leased from Ker estate
Rockcorry	CORRY, Squire
Rockcorry	Fairground
Rockcorry	GRAYHAM
Rockcorry	HUMPHRIES, Paddy & Peggy
Rockcorry	McGOUGH, Anthony Rev. PP. died here
Rockcorry	MOORE, Robert Dr.
Rockville	BERRY, Thomas
Rockville	BERRY, Thomas 1849 court case
Rockville	HAIGUE, William, jr. court case
Rockville	HOUGHTON, Charles court case
Rockville	LANAUZE, Robert court case
Rockville	M’CABE, Thomas court case
Rockville	MAGRATH, John court case
Rockville	SHERIDAN, Willima court case
Rockville	WILSON, George John court case
Rossmore	HAMILTON, Dacre – agent for estate
Rossmore Estate	LEWIS, Arthur Gamble last agent for estate
Saintfield Model Farm School	BREAKEY, Thomas Cathcart attended – beside Carryduff Church
Sallyville, Aughnamullen	older name of Millmore House, or Milford House
Shantna	KER, Andrew Dr. (-1816) collected rents
Shantna	McCULLAGH, James (also of Drummuck)
Shantna	ROPER, Davey
Shantna	TENNISON, Capt sold townland
Shantna	THOMPSON, John – strongman
Shantna	THOMPSON, Misses
Shantonagh	THOMPSON, John
Shercock	Fairs held there
Soldiers Point	new home of Dundalk fair
Sporthall	DALEY, Ellen’s father “Old DALEY”
Stewart Brook	BREAKEY, Obadiah (b 1783) – it is near Bailieborough, Co. Cavan
Tamlet	McMAHON
Tassy	MARTIN, James
Terrygeely	McMAHON
Tralee	BREAKEY, William Edmund Rev. served church there
Tullycorbet	KARNS, Hugh
Tullyhunco	Killeshandra Parish in this barony, Co. Cavan
Veldon’s Cross	covered in linen greens up to Greenvale
Vernor’s Bridge	KER, Anne m David VERNOR
West Port AKA Westport	BREAKEY, Robert (1813) protected a man from there in Co. Mayo