[1] William CROZIER

·         Gilford and its Locality. By (Late) Dean W.R.M. ORR LL.D. VII LOWER STRAMORE.  The part of the Crozier lands in the valleys in the northeast of Stramore House was known as Lower Stramore. It amounted to about one third of the whole of estate granted by Sir John Magill in 1692. It became the property of the second son, Samuel, of the progenitor William Crozier, and was owned by Croziers until fairly recent times.

[2] Margaret FRAZER

·         NOTE: 1754 Aug 16. ROD: 168-601-115400 gives her forename as “Mary”. So does 1759 Sept 19 ROD 201 452 133859

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[3] Jane CROZIER

·         ROD 1852 21 20 1850 Aug 17. WITNESS: Jane O’BRIEN of No. 2 Sandford place in the County of Dublin widow … - Signed and Sealed by the above named Rachael CROZIER  and Charlotte CROZIER  in the presence of Jane Crozier  O’BRIEN.

[4] Dr. William Edward O'BRIEN

·         ROD 1866 30 193 Image 130 A Memorial of an Indenture of Conveyance 6 Oct 1866 BTW Frances Moore O’BRIEN of Mohill Co. Leitrim Spinster of the first part William Edward O’BRIEN at present residing at No 101 Leinster Road Rathmines in the County of Dublin Esquire Surgeon in the Royal Mary of the second part Thomas CROZIER of Seafield in the County 1 of Dublin Solicitor of the third part and Charlotte CROZIER of No 2 Sandford Place Co. Dublin Spinster of the fourth part Whereby after Reciting Indenture of Lease 20 Oct 1755 from the Right Honble WILLS Earl of Hillsborough to Philip GRAHAM [NOTE: grandfather of Charlotte CROZIER etc] of the lands and premises by the memorializing Indenture conveyed amongst others for three lives with Covenant for perpetual renewal at the rent and renewal fine therein mentioned And Reciting amongst other things and Indenture of fee farm Grant of the same premises dated 24 Feb 1865 from the Marquis of Downshire to Mrs Eliza O’BRIEN widow then deceased and the said Charlotte CROZIER at the fee farm rent of £5.14.10 and further Reciting they the said Francis Moore O’BRIEN and William Edward O’BRIEN and also the said Thomas CROZIER as the surviving trustee of the Settlement dated 10 Dec 1833 in the memorializing deed recited being the Settlement executed previous to the marriage of William Edward O’BRIEN Esqr deceased with the before named Eliza O’BRIEN formerly Eliza CROZIER Spinster at the special instance and request of the said Frances Moore O’BRIEN and William Edward O’BRIEN did grant unto the said Charlotte CROZIER her heirs and assigns

[5] Jane LEDLIE

ROD 1839 9 104

·         1838 Oct 31. Image 57 BTW William CROZIER  of Fortfield [Fortfield Lodge] in the County of Dublin Esq and the Rev Philip Graham CROZIER  Clerk in Edenderry [Edenderry, Edenderry Urban, Parish Monasteroris, Barony Coolestown, Co. Offaly] Kings County Cers and trustees named in and appointed by the last will and Testament May 1839 of George CROZIER  late of Banbridge [SEE: Banbridge Rural] in the County of Down Attly at law decd of the first part the said Webrozier Son and heir at law of the said Geo CROZIER  of the second part . Jane CROZIER  Banbridge as widow of the said Geo CROZIER  of the third part Rachall CROZIER  and Charlotte CROZIER  both of Banbridge Spinsters daughters of the said Geo CROZIER  and Jane CROZIER  of the fourth part and Charles MAGEE [widower of Margret CROZIER] of Blackwatertown [Blackwatertown aka Lisbofin, Parish of Clonfeacle (Armagh portion), Barony Armagh] Co.Armagh Esq a Trustee appointed for the purposes therein after ment of the fifth part Reciting that the said William CROZIER  and Philip Graham CROZIER  as such Trustees as in Conson of the sum of £2,000 paid by the said Rachael CROZIER  and Charlotte CROZIER and also in Conson of the sum of 10s to them the said William CROZIER  and Philip CROZIER  in hand paid by the said Charles MAGEE and also in Conson of the further sum of 10s a piece by the said Chas MAGEE to the said William CROZIER  and Jane CROZIER  at the request and with the party of the said Rachael CROZIER  and Charlotte CROZIER  testified as therein the receipt of which said sevl Sums are thereby resply acknowledged they the said William CROZIER  and Philip Graham CROZIER  as such Trustees as afsd and also the said heir at law of the said Geo CROZIER  and the said Jane CROZIER did by the direction nomination & appointment of the said Rachael CROZIER  and Charlotte CROZIER confirm unto the said Charles MAGEE … All that and those the parts and proportions of the town and land of Kernan alas Kernon [Kernan, Parish Tullylish, Barony Iveagh Lower, Upper Half] with the Mill Milldams Succon and Mulchine thereto belonging as compused in the Original lease thereof bearing date 26 Oct 1789 from Thos Dawson LAWRENCE to Athelston Dawson LAWRENCE Cont113a 1r 24p plantation measure … and also all that part and parcel of turf Bog and worn out time Bog Known by the name of Balgamoney [probably Ballymoney, Parish of Seapatrick, Barony Iveagh Lower, Lower Half] situate in the said Townland of Kennon and Ballyvary [Ballyvarley (Baile Uí Mhearlaigh) (aka Ballyvarlay),  Parish Aghaderg (Iveagh Lower, Upper Half portion), Barony Iveagh Lower, Upper Half] Co. Down with the appences and all other the prems comprised in the therein recited Indre of lease of the 8 Apr 1796 and also that farm Conty 2a 3r 2p plantation measure be the same more or less together with that part and parcel of the bog and worn out of Bog Known by the name of Ballynamoney meared and bounded as therein described part whereof is situate in the said Townland of Kerman Parish of Tullylish and the remaining part situate in said Townland of BallyVarley Parish of Aghadery [Aghaderg (Iveagh Lower, Upper Half portion)] and Co. Down aforesaid with the appences in as full and ample a manner as the same were granted by the therein recited lease of1 Nov 1798 also all that that and those that part or parcel of land situate in the Townland of Kernon Barony of Lover Iveagh and Co. Down afs used as a course or race for the water from Kernon lake to Kernon Mill with liberty to save and depend the same in part thereof but not to Widen said Course or overflow or Swamp the lands or Bog through which the same time in as full and ample a manner as the same were granted in and the therein recited lease of the 20 Nov 1810 from the Court of Claims to Geo CROZIER  To hold said first ment land of Kennon aforesaid containing 113a 1e 24p with the appurces being the premis demised by the said therein recited lease of 26 Oct 1889 unto the said Chas Magee his heirs and assigns …  for the Remainder of the term of 2,000 then to come and unexpired under and by virtue of the therein recited lease of the 8 Apr 1796 …  for and during the natural life and lives of said Wm CROZIER  party thereto and Thomas CROZIER  and the time of them being the lives named in the therein recited case of 20 Nov 1810 subject to yearly rents payable thereout and in said Deed ment In trust for the use and benefit and as a Trustee for them the said Rachael CROZIER  and Charlotte CROZIER  then heirs Exors Admors and assigns according to the value and tenor of the sevl Estates therein … WITNESS: Thomas CROZIER of #2 Rutland Sq. East Dublin Solicitor and John WHITEHEAD of Banbridge in the County of Down Clerk to the said The CROZIER  … and John TATE of Banbridge aforesaid also Clerk to the said Thomas CROZIER  William CROZIER  [SEAL] Philip Graham CROZIER [SEAL]

[6] Cornet William CROZIER

·         ROD 201 452 133859. 1759 Sept 19 Image 247 To the Regr Appointed by act of Parliament for Regist . Deeds Leases and Soforth A Memorial of Deeds of Lease & Release bearing date Respectively the 19^th & 20^th Septr 1759 made between Cornet William CROZIER of Shamore [At first I thought possibly Stramore, Parish Donagh, Barony Trough, Co. Monaghan possibly Shanmullagh, Parish Creggan, Barony Upper Dundalk, but other sources indicate that it is at Loughans,(near Gilford Castle), Parish Tullylish, Barony Iveagh Lower, Upper Half] Co. Downe Gent of the one part & Thos KENNEDY of the City of Dublin Atty at Law of the other part By which sd Deed of Release is Recited that the sd William CROZIER then stood Indebted unto the sd Thomas KENNEDY £456.1 … recited and that the sd William CROZIER was seized in fee simple to him & his heirs for Ever of & in one moiety of the Town & Lands of Stamore otherwise Loughans [Loughans, Parish Tullylish, Barony Iveagh Lower, Upper Half] situate in the County of Down & also stood Entitled the other moiety of the said Town & Lands in Remainder Expectant on the death of Mary CROZIER his mother [NOTE: I have Margaret FRASER as his mother] & that the sd William CROZIER had agreed to Execute a Mortgage of the sd Lands unto the sd Thomas KENNEDY as a further Security for the Repayment of the sd Sum the sd William CROZIER did therefore by the sd Deed of Release Did Grant Bargain Sell Alien Release & Confirm unto the said Thos KENNEDY …  Subject to a provise of Redempt WITNESS: Peter SMITH of the City of Dublin Gent & Samuel PARKER of Tandragee [Tanderagee Urban] in the County of Armagh Mercht

[7] Margaret BLAIR

·         ROD 1834 2 201  1834 Jan 13. Image 285  : [NOTE Dorothea BLAIR was probably a sister of Margaret BLAIR, wife of Cornet William CROZIER (bef 1700-aft1759). Other names mentioned: Cornet William was an uncle of George CROZIER (1755-1831), and the latter was the husband of Jane Eliot GRAHAM (dau of Philip GRAHAM and Rachel ROGERS) and father of William CROZIER (1787-1872) & Philip Graham CROZIER (1801-1872).] A Memorial of an Indented deed of Release being by may of Reconveyance of Mortgage bearing date and duly executed the 13 Jan 1834 BTW Campbell GRAHAM of Belfast in the County of Antrim Merchant and Elizabeth Blair OGILVIE [(1770-1831), daughter of James Blair OGILVIE and Margaret (SHAW) WHITE See: Wiki tree] of Dough in the same County Spinster surviving trustee named in the last Will and testament of James Blair SHAW [(1748-1818)] late of Dough aforesaid Linen Draper decd of the one part and William CROZIER of the City of Dublin Esqr and the Revd Philip Graham CROZIER clerk Vicar of Edenderry in the Kings County trustees and Exors named in the last Will and Testament of George CROZIER late of Banbridge in the County of Down Gentn attly at law deceased of the other part reciting amongst other things that by Indenture of Release by way of Mortgage 5 Sept 1826 BTW George CROZIER of the one part and Samuel FERRIS of Larne Apothecary said deceased the said Campbell GRAHAM John FITZGERALD of Dough (since also deceased) Linen Merchant and the said Elizabeth Blair OGILVIE by their description of Trustees named in the last Will and Testament of the said James Blair SHAW [(1748-1818) See: Wiki tree] of the other part the said George CROZIER Conson of £933.1.6 granted and released unto the said Samuel FERRIS Campbell GRAHAM John FITZGERALD and Elizabeth Blair OGILVIE and to the survivor of them and to the heirs and assigns of such survivor all that and those the lands and premises therein and herein after particularly ment and described with their appurts To hold unto the said Samuel FERRIS Campbell GRAHAM John FITZGERALD and Elizabeth Blair OGILVIE [ (and the survivor of them and the heirs and assigns of such survivor in as full and ample manner as the said George CROZIER theretofore held the same subject to redemption on payment of said sum £923.1.6 1/2 with interest at the rate of six per cent per annum said deed of which this is a memorial witnessed that the said Campbell GRAHAM and Elizabeth Blair OGILVIE in conson of £923.1.6 1/2 to them paid by the said William CROZIER and Philip Graham CROZIER granted bargained sold aliened remised released and Confirmed unto the saw William CROZIER and Philip Graham CROZIER in their actual possession then being by virtue of a Lease for a year therein reated and to his heirs and assigns all that and those parts and proportions of the Towns and lands of Kurnan alias Kenan [Kernan, Parish Tullylish, Barony Iveagh Lower, Upper Half] with the Water Corn Mill and Kiln built and erected thereon Mill dam grist succor and Multure and there thereto belonging as the same lands and premises were formerly in the possession and occupation of the said George CROZIER and his undertenants and Contain in the whole 113a 1r 24p Just plantation measure be the same more or less and also all that and those that part or proportion of the lands of Ballinafoy containing 10a 6p be the same more or less as formerly in the occupation and tenure of Martha McCULLOUGH widow and John McCULLOUGH under tenants of the said George CROZIER with all dwelling houses out houses and office houses and all other houses and buildings erected built and made and timber and other trees then standing and being in or upon said lands of Kinan [Kernan] and Ballingfoy or either of them or any part thereof and all and singular the Waters Water Courses Mill dam will seals Mill Pools mill races mill streams ways casements roads paths passages are logs and tubarries with all other the rights members appents and appurts which said lands and prems of Kernan wise called Kenan are situate lying and being in the Parish of Tullylish Barony of upper Ireagh and County of Down aforesd and which said lands and prems of Ballinafor [Ballynafoy, Parish Annaclone, Barony of Iveagh Upper, Upper Half] are situate lying and being in the Parish of Annaghlon [Annaclone] and Barony and County last aforesd To hold all and singular the said lands and premises unto the said William CROZIER and Philip Graham CROZIER their heirs and assigns to the only proper use and behoof of them the said William CROZIER and Philip Graham CROZIER their their heirs and assigns for ever freed exonerated released acquited and discharged of and from the said Mortgage Debt and all and every sum and sums thereby secured which said deed and this memorial as to the Execution and perfection thereof respectively by said Campbell GRAHAM are witnessed by John GRAHAM Gentn attorney at law and Maria GRAHAM Spinster both of Belfast aforesaid son and daughter of the said Campbell GRAHAM and said deed and Memory as to the execution and perfection thereof respectively by said Elizabeth Blair OGILVIE are witnessed by Alexander Arthur Gentn attorney at law of Belfast aforesd and Margaret Jane GRAHAM Spinster of Belfast aforesaid daughter of the said Campbell GRAHAM Campbell GRAHAM B. OGILVIE ℗ Signed and sealed by the above named Campbell GRAHAM in presence of Jno Graham Maria GRAHAM Signed and sealed by the above named Elizabeth Blair OGILVIE in presence of Margt J. GRAHAM Alexr Arthur the above named Alex Arthur maketh oath and saith that he is a subscribing witness to the Indenture of which the foregoing writing is a memorial and also to the said memorial and that he saw the said deed and Memonal duly executed and perfected respectively by the above named Elizabeth Blair Ogilvie one of the Executing parties thereto and saith the name Alexander Arthur set and subscribed as such subscribing witness to the said deed and Memorial respectively is this Deponents proper name and hand writing Alexander ARTHUR Sworn before me at Belfast in the County of Antrin this 21st day of January 1834 a Master Extraordinary of his Majestys Court of Chancery in Ireland for taking affidavits in said County and I know the Deponent John Bates ( a true Copy B. 2

SEE: Here lieth the body of Edward Shaw, who died in the years 1761, aged 86 years, and his wife, Margaret Shaw (formerly Boswell) who died in 1755, aged 82 years. Also William Shaw, their son, who died in 1759, aged 38 years. And Dorothea Shaw (Formerly Blair) who died in 1779, aged 61 years. And also James Blair Shaw (son of said William and Dorothea Shaw) who died on the 21st day of November 1818, aged 70 years. And also Elizabeth Blair Ogilvie, Doagh House (a niece of the said James Blair Shaw, and eldest daughter of the late James Blair Ogilvie) who died on the 15th July 1831.SOURCE: Ulster Historical Association. Doagh transcriptions. SEE: Find-a-Grave: Here are deposited the remains of Rev'd William Ogilvie who died in 1712, and Jane Agnew his wife, William Ogilvie who died 14th February 1780, aged 74 years. James Blair Ogilvie who died 22nd April 1785, aged 48 years. Elizabeth Blair, wife of last named William Ogilvie, who died 21st May , 1785, aged 87 years. And Margaret Shaw wife by her first marriage to said James Blair Ogilvie, who died 19th March 1818 aged 72 years [at the bottom] This monument is erected by Dorothy Shaw Blair in memory of her beloved parents. MCDCCCXX Saint Cedma’s Graveyard, Larne, Co. Antrim, Ireland.

[8] Nicholina Elizabeth CROZIER

·         SOURCE: Email May 10, 2025 Dr. David Arathoon.

[9] Acheson JOHNSTON

·         ROD 222 409 149696 1764 Feb 24 (reciting: 1757 Apr 2.) Image 223. A Memoriall of a Deed of Release 24 Feb 1764 Between Acheson JOHNSTON of Tallyhoa in the County of Downe Esqr of the one part and Edward CORRY and Isaac CORRY of Newry in the County of Downe aforesaid merchants of the other part Reciting that by Deeds of Lease and Release bearing date Respectively on or about the 1^st or 2^nd  April 1757 Between Cornett William CROZIER of Stramore in the County of Down Gent of the one part and the said Acheson JOHNSTON of the other part Reciting that a marriage was had and solemnized - Between the said Acheson JOHNSTON and Margaret CROZIER the Daughter of said William CROZIER and that the said William CROZIER had agreed to pay unto the sd . Acheson JOHNSTON £500 as a marriage Portion the said William CROZIER Therefore did by the said Deed of Release in 1757 in consideration of the said marriage and in order to secure the payment of the said sum of £500 grant Bargain Sell assign and sett over unto the Acheson JOHNSTON his heirs and assigns all that part and parcell of the said Town and Lands of Stramore otherwise Loughans [Loughans, Parish Tullylish, Barony Iveagh Lower, Upper Half]  then in the possession of the said William CROZIER and his undertenants and also all that part of the said Lands unto which the said William CROZIER Stood Entitled Expectant on the death of Mary CROZIER [NOTE: Most records have his mother’s forename as Margaret] his mother with all and singular the appurtenances thereunto belonging - Situate Lying and being in the County of Downe To hold to the said Acheson JOHNSTON his and assigns for ever Subject to a condition of Redemption on the payment of the said £500 Ster and all Interest to become due thereon on a certain Day therein mentioned and long since past and Reciting that the said Acheson JOHNSTON Stood Indebted unto the said Edw and Isaac Corry in the sum of £31.9 by Bond with warrant of attorney the said Acheson therefore by the said Deed in order the better to secure the payment of the said sum of £31.9 Did Grant Bargain sell assign Transfer and make over unto the said Edward CORRY & Isaac CORRY and to their heirs and assigns all that and those the said therein before mentioned part and part parcell of the said Town and Lands & Stramore otherwise Loughan then in possession of the said William CROZIER and his undertenants or assigns as also all that part and parcell of the said Lands unto which the said William CROZIER Stood entitled Expectant on the death of the said Mary CROZIER Situate Lying and being in the County of Downe aforesaid To Hold the said Lands and premisses to the said Edward and Isaac CORRY their heirs and assigns Subject to redemption on payment of said Thirty one pounds nine shillings with the Interest thereof which said Deed and this memorial are witnessed by Patrick Simpson KENNEDY and Thomas KENNEDY both of the City of Dublin Gent - Acheson JOHNSTON Seal Sealed and Delivered in presence of P. Simpson KENNEDY - Thomas KENNEDY The above named Patrick Simson KENNEDY maketh Oath that he saw the named Acheson JOHNSTON duly Execute the Deed of Release of which the above is a memorial and also saw the said Acheson JOHNSTON duly Sign and seal the above memorial and that the name Patrick Simpson KENNEDY subscribed to the said Deed and ment is this Dept proper hand writing and saith that he Deland the said memorial to William HALL Gent Dep Reg . the Sixth day of March 1764 at or near half an hour after Eleven o Clock in the forenoon P. Simson Fonnedy -- Sworn before me this 6th day of March 1764 - Will Hall Dep Regr. NOTE: thepeerage.com has Acheson JOHNSTON’s wife as Sally CROZIER, Margaret CROZIER’s sister. A 2^nd thepeerage page has “Trooper unknown Crozier” as the husband of Margaret. I will stick with Margaret CROZIER as having married Acheson JOHNSTON before 1757. It is possible that he first married her sister Sally CROZIER. A site: Johnstons of Ireland by David Arathoon gives her dates as: Sally (or Sarah =) JOHNSTON abt 1736-(4 Jul 1758)

[10] Samuel CROZIER Sr

·         ROD 125 242 84895  1726 Nov 14 Image 424 To the Reg appointed for Reg of all Deeds - The Memorial of an Indre Tripartite bearing date the 14 Nov 1726 made Between Samuel CROZIER of Stramore [includes Loughans: Loughans, Parish Tullylish, Barony Iveagh Lower, Upper Half] Co. Downe Gent of the first part William CROZIER of Stramore aforesd of the second part & John THOMPSON of Banagh [probably Banoge, Parish Donaghcloney, Barony Iveagh Lower, Upper Half]  in the Co of Downe Gent of the Third part Reciting a Marriage to be had & Solemnized between sd William CROZIER & Elizabeth THOMPSON daughter of the said John THOMPSON whereby the sd Samuel CROZIER for the Cons therein ment Doth covenant & make Grant an agree with  the sd John THOMPSON  & William CROZIER his son that he the sd Samuel CROZIER shall & will then and will give make Sieze to his son William CROZIER his Prest (for the record) patrimony one  intire half or Moiety of his farm in Shamore aforesd with the full & Entre half of all Purledge of Moss Woods underwoods & all other conveniences & fits [benefits] arising accruing out of the same as are mentd in a fee farm leave of the whole farm from John CROZIER of Stramore aforesd Gent forever , he the sd William CROZIER paying one moiety of the Chief rent of the same & performing one half of the Duties & Services assd Lease directs , to commence from the first day of Novr & then In Consid of sd Marriage the sd John THOMPSON doth by sd Indre demise & Oblige himself that he would by will or otherwise devise to the said William CROZIER & Elizabeth THOMPSON his Daughter & their Issue the full fourth part of all his Estate goods & Chattles first giving the rest of his Children such & sons as to the sd John should seem most proper & leaving to Elizabeth his wife her thirds or Dower which sd Indre is witnessed by J [John]. CROZIER of Stramore aforesd Gent James THOMPSON of Donaghelony [Donaghcloney , Parish Donaghcloney, Barony Iveagh Lower, Upper Half] Co. Down Linen Draper Edwd MURPHY of Tandragee [Tanderagee Urban] in the Co of Annagh Yeoman WITNESS: Wm DILLON of Stramore aforesd & the said Edward MURPHY William CROZIER [SEAL] , Signed & Sealed in the presence of William Dillow Edw Murphy , The above named Edwd MURPHY maketh Oath that he saw the abovenamed Saml CROZIER Wm CROZIER & John THOMPSON duly Seal & Execute the above ment Indre Preparate whereof the above writ is a Meme & also saw the sd Wm CROZIER & John THOMPSON seal the sd Meme & Saith the name Edward MURPHY

[11] Elizabeth THOMPSON

·         ROD 125 242 84895  1726 Nov 14 Image 424 To the Reg appointed for Reg of all Deeds - The Memorial of an Indre Tripartite bearing date the 14 Nov 1726 made Between Samuel CROZIER of Stramore [includes Loughans: Loughans, Parish Tullylish, Barony Iveagh Lower, Upper Half] Co. Downe Gent of the first part William CROZIER of Stramore aforesd of the second part & John THOMPSON of Banagh [probably Banoge, Parish Donaghcloney, Barony Iveagh Lower, Upper Half]  in the Co of Downe Gent of the Third part Reciting a Marriage to be had & Solemnized between sd William CROZIER & Elizabeth THOMPSON daughter of the said John THOMPSON whereby the sd Samuel CROZIER for the Cons therein ment Doth covenant & make Grant an agree with  the sd John THOMPSON  & William CROZIER his son that he the sd Samuel CROZIER shall & will then and will give make Sieze to his son William CROZIER his Prest (for the record) patrimony one  intire half or Moiety of his farm in Shamore aforesd with the full & Entre half of all Purledge of Moss Woods underwoods & all other conveniences & fits [benefits] arising accruing out of the same as are mentd in a fee farm leave of the whole farm from John CROZIER of Stramore aforesd Gent forever , he the sd William CROZIER paying one moiety of the Chief rent of the same & performing one half of the Duties & Services assd Lease directs , to commence from the first day of Novr & then In Consid of sd Marriage the sd John THOMPSON doth by sd Indre demise & Oblige himself that he would by will or otherwise devise to the said William CROZIER & Elizabeth THOMPSON his Daughter & their Issue the full fourth part of all his Estate goods & Chattles first giving the rest of his Children such & sons as to the sd John should seem most proper & leaving to Elizabeth his wife her thirds or Dower which sd Indre is witnessed by J [John]. CROZIER of Stramore aforesd Gent James THOMPSON of Donaghelony [Donaghcloney , Parish Donaghcloney, Barony Iveagh Lower, Upper Half] Co. Down Linen Draper Edwd MURPHY of Tandragee [Tanderagee Urban] in the Co of Annagh Yeoman WITNESS: Wm DILLON of Stramore aforesd & the said Edward MURPHY William CROZIER [SEAL] , Signed & Sealed in the presence of William Dillow Edw Murphy , The above named Edwd MURPHY maketh Oath that he saw the abovenamed Saml CROZIER Wm CROZIER & John THOMPSON duly Seal & Execute the above ment Indre Preparate whereof the above writ is a Meme & also saw the sd Wm CROZIER & John THOMPSON seal the sd Meme & Saith the name Edward MURPHY

[12] Samuel CROZIER

[13] Andrew CROZIER

·         ROD 384 388 255503 1787 Feb 14 Image 229 Memorial of an Indented Deed of assignment 14 Feb 1787 BTW Margaret CROZIER Widow and Relict of Andrew CROZIER late of the Park Parish of Tullalish [Tullylish ] Co. Down Gentleman Deced Hutchinson CROZIER only Son and Heir of said Andrew CROZIER Mathew CAPSTIN and Martha CAPSTIN Orwise CROZIER his wife which said Martha his Executrix of the said Andrew CROZIER all of Barnhill [?] Parish of Claney [?] Co. Down aforesd of the one part and the Revd Edward ROE of Mullabrack [Mullabrack Parish Tullylish Barony Iveagh Lower, Upper Half, - NOTE, seemingly not Killalee these days] , Parish of Killalee Co. Down Clerk of the other part Reciting that by articles of Agreement 30 Sept 1738 BTW William CROZIER of Park  aforesaid in behalf of said Andrew his son of the one part and Margaret CROZIER of the other part in consider of a Marriage between said Andrew and Margt said William gave unto the sd Andrew and Margaret their heirs and assigns all that half of the Farm and Land then in said his possession in the Park [possibly part of Loughans, Parish Tullylish, Barony Iveagh Lower, Upper Half] near Gillford to with one half of the Dwelling House Office Houses and Gardens and half of all under Wood free of rent during the life of said William and after his decease to Andrew and Margaret to come into possession of said Dwelling House offices Houses and Gardens and the half of all Lands said William held by Lease from Sir John MAGILL bearing date 1 Nov 1795 // and Reciting 21 Oct 1755 BTW the said Andrew CROZIER and Samuel CROZIER of Stramore [Stamore otherwise Loughans: Loughans, Parish Tullylish, Barony Iveagh Lower, Upper Half] in the County of Down Surgeon the said Andrew CROZIER for the Considn of £400 confirmed unto the said Samuel CROZIER all the before me Houses and Lands of Park and said Samuel Afterwards obtained a fee farm Grant of the said Houses & Lands of Park  and that by his last Will and Testament bequeathed unto his Daughter Martha now the wife of said Edward ROE and to his heirs for ever the Houses and Land of Park aforesaid and that disputes and controversies had arisen between said Margaret CROZIER Hutchinson CROZIER Mathew CAPSTIN and his wife and the said Edward ROE for and concerning the sd Houses and Lands of Park the said Margaret CROZIER Hutchinson CROZIER Mathew CAPSTIN and Martha his wife for the Considn of £150 paid by the said Edward ROE the Rect whereof is acknow Bargained Sold Surrendered Conveyed assigned and confirmed unto the said Edward ROE his heirs and assigns for ever all their Right title and Interest under said articles of 30 Sept 1738 of in and to the said Houses Lands and premises of Park aforesaid which said Deed of assignment was duly Signed Sealed and Executed by the said Margaret CROZIER Hutchinson CROZIER Mathew CAPSTIN & Martha his wife and the said Edward ROE and witnessed by David MULLHALLEN of Strangford and Samuel MURPHY of Rathfriland both in the said County of Down Yeoman and this Memorial was duly signed and Sealed by the said Nath & Martha CAPSTIN and Witnessed by the said David MULLHALLEN and Samuel MURPHY Mathew CAPSTIN ( Seal ) Martha CAPSTIN [SEAL] NOTE: Hutchinson CROZIER’s will was probated 1817;

[14] William CROZIER

·         ROD 295 555 198113. 1773 Mar 9. Image 295. A Memorial of Indented Deeds of Lease and release 9 Mar 1773 BTW William CROZIER Stramore [Stamore otherwise Loughans: Loughans, Parish Tullylish, Barony Iveagh Lower, Upper Half] of in the County of Down Gent of the one part and William CROZIER the Younger of Stramore aforesd Gent son of said William CROZIER of the other part whereby after reciting as therein is recited the said William CROZIER for the consideration in sd Deed of release , Did grant bargain sell release remise and confirm unto the said William CROZIER his heirs and Assigns all that part of the Town and lands of Stramore in the County of Down aforesd in the possion of the sd William CROZIER and his undertenants in as full and ample manner as he the sd William CROZIER theretofore held the Same together with all houses burn Boggs woods & underwoods and all the rights members and Appurces thereunto belonging all which said Lands and premes are now in the possion of sd William CROZIER the younger hold all and Singular the said granted Lands Tenements and premes with the Appurces unto the said William CROZIER his heirs and assigns for ever in which sd Deed is contained several Covenants , WITNESS Thomas FERRISS of Tandragee [Tanderagee Urban]  of Gent Hutchinson CROZIER Park [Park at Stramore otherwise Loughans: Loughans, Parish Tullylish, Barony Iveagh Lower, Upper Half Probably in Town of Gilford] both in the County of Armagh Gent and Benjamin BELL of Newry in the sd County of Down Gent and this mem is witnessed by the said Benjamin BELL, and by John WALLACE of the City of Dublin Gent William CROZIER [SEAL]

[15] Hutchinson CROZIER

·         ROD 384 388 255503 1787 Feb 14 Image 229 Memorial of an Indented Deed of assignment 14 Feb 1787 BTW Margaret CROZIER Widow and Relict of Andrew CROZIER late of the Park Parish of Tullalish [Tullylish ] Co. Down Gentleman Deced Hutchinson CROZIERonly Son and Heir of said Andrew CROZIER Mathew CAPSTIN and Martha CAPSTIN Orwise CROZIER his wife which said Martha his Executrix of the said Andrew CROZIER all of Barnhill [?] Parish of Claney [?] Co. Down aforesd of the one part and the Revd Edward ROE of Mullabrack [Mullabrack Parish Tullylish Barony Iveagh Lower, Upper Half, - NOTE, seemingly not Killalee these days] , Parish of Killalee Co. Down Clerk of the other part Reciting that by articles of Agreement 30 Sept 1738 BTW William CROZIER of Park  aforesaid in behalf of said Andrew his son of the one part and Margaret CROZIER of the other part in consider of a Marriage between said Andrew and Margt said William gave unto the sd Andrew and Margaret their heirs and assigns all that half of the Farm and Land then in said his possession in the Park [possibly part of Loughans, Parish Tullylish, Barony Iveagh Lower, Upper Half] near Gillford to with one half of the Dwelling House Office Houses and Gardens and half of all under Wood free of rent during the life of said William and after his decease to Andrew and Margaret to come into possession of said Dwelling House offices Houses and Gardens and the half of all Lands said William held by Lease from Sir John MAGILL bearing date 1 Nov 1795 // and Reciting 21 Oct 1755 BTW the said Andrew CROZIER and Samuel CROZIER of Stramore [Stamore otherwise Loughans: Loughans, Parish Tullylish, Barony Iveagh Lower, Upper Half] in the County of Down Surgeon the said Andrew CROZIER for the Considn of £400 confirmed unto the said Samuel CROZIER all the before me Houses and Lands of Park and said Samuel Afterwards obtained a fee farm Grant of the said Houses & Lands of Park  and that by his last Will and Testament bequeathed unto his Daughter Martha now the wife of said Edward ROE and to his heirs for ever the Houses and Land of Park aforesaid and that disputes and controversies had arisen between said Margaret CROZIER Hutchinson CROZIER Mathew CAPSTIN and his wife and the said Edward ROE for and concerning the sd Houses and Lands of Park the said Margaret CROZIER Hutchinson CROZIER Mathew CAPSTIN and Martha his wife for the Considn of £150 paid by the said Edward ROE the Rect whereof is acknow Bargained Sold Surrendered Conveyed assigned and confirmed unto the said Edward ROE his heirs and assigns for ever all their Right title and Interest under said articles of 30 Sept 1738 of in and to the said Houses Lands and premises of Park aforesaid which said Deed of assignment was duly Signed Sealed and Executed by the said Margaret CROZIER Hutchinson CROZIER Mathew CAPSTIN & Martha his wife and the said Edward ROE and witnessed by David MULLHALLEN of Strangford and Samuel MURPHY of Rathfriland both in the said County of Down Yeoman and this Memorial was duly signed and Sealed by the said Nath & Martha CAPSTIN and Witnessed by the said David MULLHALLEN and Samuel MURPHY Mathew CAPSTIN ( Seal ) Martha CAPSTIN [SEAL] NOTE: Hutchinson CROZIER’s will was probated 1817;

[16] Trooper William CROZIER

·         ROD 295 555 198113. 1773 Mar 9. Image 295. A Memorial of Indented Deeds of Lease and release 9 Mar 1773 BTW William CROZIER Stramore [Stamore otherwise Loughans: Loughans, Parish Tullylish, Barony Iveagh Lower, Upper Half] of in the County of Down Gent of the one part and William CROZIER the Younger of Stramore aforesd Gent son of said William CROZIER of the other part whereby after reciting as therein is recited the said William CROZIER for the consideration in sd Deed of release , Did grant bargain sell release remise and confirm unto the said William CROZIER his heirs and Assigns all that part of the Town and lands of Stramore in the County of Down aforesd in the possion of the sd William CROZIER and his undertenants in as full and ample manner as he the sd William CROZIER theretofore held the Same together with all houses burn Boggs woods & underwoods and all the rights members and Appurces thereunto belonging all which said Lands and premes are now in the possion of sd William CROZIER the younger hold all and Singular the said granted Lands Tenements and premes with the Appurces unto the said William CROZIER his heirs and assigns for ever in which sd Deed is contained several Covenants , WITNESS Thomas FERRISS of Tandragee [Tanderagee Urban]  of Gent Hutchinson CROZIER Park [Park at Stramore otherwise Loughans: Loughans, Parish Tullylish, Barony Iveagh Lower, Upper Half Probably in Town of Gilford] both in the County of Armagh Gent and Benjamin BELL of Newry in the sd County of Down Gent and this mem is witnessed by the said Benjamin BELL, and by John WALLACE of the City of Dublin Gent William CROZIER [SEAL]

[17] Brice CROZIER

·         of Stramore Lodge; an elder of Tullylish Presbyterian church for 30 years; husband of Elizabeth Armstrong; father of Rev. William Crozier born c. 1796 & James (of Belfast) & Elizabeth & John (d. young) & Hannah (d. 1824 aged 18) & John Armstrong Crozier b. 1830; died 30 Mar 1843 aged 77; buried Tullylish Presbyterian graveyard; will probated 4 May 1843 SOURCE: Ros DAVIES.

[18] Rev. John Armstrong CROZIER 

·         SOURCE: born 21 Jul 1830; lived at The Manse in Monaghan Street in 1881;minister at Unitarian Church in Needham Place; son of Brice & Elizabeth Crozier of Stramore; second husband of Rev. Henry Montgomery's daughter Elizabeth; owned 120 acres in 1876; member of Ulster Defence Union 21 Oct 1893; died Stramore Lodge , 7 Aug 1898; buried Tullylish Presbyterian graveyard; will probated , executor was his widow born 21 Jul 1830; lived at The Manse in Monaghan Street in 1881;minister at Unitarian Church in Needham Place; son of Brice & Elizabeth Crozier of Stramore; second husband of Rev. Henry Montgomery's daughter Elizabeth; owned 120 acres in 1876; member of Ulster Defence Union 21 Oct 1893; died Stramore Lodge , 7 Aug 1898; buried Tullylish Presbyterian graveyard; will probated , executor was his widow. Ros Davies.

PROBATE: CROZIER (The Reverend) John Armstrong. 8 Oct Probate of John Armstrong Crozier late of Stramore Lodge County Down, Presbyterian Clergyman who died 7 August 1898 granted at Dublin to Elizabeth Crozier of Stramore Lodge Widow and Brice Crozier York Villa Essex Accountant. Effects £745.17.9.