| Acravally | Aganlane or Parkmore | Aghaboy | Aghacarnaghan |
| Aghacarnan | Aghacully | Aghadavy | Aghadolgan |
| Aghadrumglasny | Aghafatten | Aghagallon | Aghagheigh |
| Aghaleck | Aghalee | Aghalislone | Aghaloughan |
| Aghalum | Aghanamoney | Aghancrossy | Aghanliss |
| Aghavary | Aghnadarragh | Aghnadore | Aghnahough |
| Aghrunniaght | Agolagh | Aird | Alcrossagh |
| Alder Rock | Aldfreck | Aldorough | Altagore |
| Altarichard | Altaveedan North | Altaveedan South | Altigarron |
| Altilevelly | Altmore Lower | Altmore Upper | Altnahinch |
| Andraid | Annaghmore | Anticur | Antiville |
| Antynanum | Appletee | Araboy | Ardagh |
| Ardaghmore or Glentop | Ardclinis | Ardicoan | Ardihannon |
| Ardmore | Ardnaglass | Artibrannan | Artiferrall |
| Artiforty or Shanaghy Lower | Artigoran | Artiloman | Artimacormick |
| Artlone | Artnacrea | Artnagross | Artnagullian |
| Artresnahan | Aughaboy | Aughalish | Aughareamlagh |
| Aughnacleagh | Aughnaholle | Aughnahoy | Aughnamullan |
| Aughnasillagh | Aughterclooney | Ault alias Gowkstown | Ballaghbeddy |
| Ballaghmore | Ballaghmore or Bushmills | Ballealy North | Ballealy South |
| Ballee | Balleny | Ballindam | Ballindery |
| Ballinlea Lower | Ballinlea Upper | Ballinloughan | Ballintoy |
| Ballintoy Demesne | Ballintrae | Balloo | Ballsallagh |
| Ballure | Ballyagan | Ballyaghagan | Ballyalbanagh |
| Ballyallaght | Ballyarnot | Ballybeg | Ballybentragh |
| Ballyberidagh North | Ballyberidagh South | Ballybogy | Ballyboley |
| Ballybollen | Ballybought | Ballyboylands Lower | Ballyboylands Upper |
| Ballybrack | Ballybracken | Ballybraddin | Ballybrakes |
| Ballybregagh | Ballycairn | Ballycalket | Ballycarrickmaddy |
| Ballycarry | Ballycarry, North-West | Ballycarry, South-West | Ballyclan |
| Ballyclare | Ballyclaverty | Ballycleagh | Ballyclogh |
| Ballyclogh (Centre) | Ballyclogh (North Centre) | Ballyclogh (North) | Ballyclogh (South Centre) |
| Ballyclogh (South) | Ballycloghan | Ballyclosh | Ballycollin |
| Ballyconagan | Ballyconnelly | Ballycoos | Ballycor |
| Ballycormick | Ballycowan | Ballycraig Lower | Ballycraig Upper |
| Ballycraigy | Ballycregagh | Ballycregagh Lower | Ballycregagh Upper |
| Ballycreggy | Ballycronan Beg | Ballycronan More | Ballycullo |
| Ballycushan | Ballydivity | Ballydonaghy | Ballydonnelly |
| Ballydown | Ballydownfine | Ballyduff | Ballydugennan |
| Ballydunmaul | Ballydurnian | Ballyearl | Ballyeaston |
| Ballyedward | Ballyellough | Ballyfad | Ballyfinaghy |
| Ballyfore | Ballygallagh | Ballygalley | Ballygammon |
| Ballygan Lower | Ballygan Upper | Ballygarvey | Ballygawn |
| Ballygelly | Ballygilbert | Ballygill Middle | Ballygill North |
| Ballygill South | Ballyginniff | Ballygobbin | Ballygolan |
| Ballygomartin | Ballygortgarve | Ballygowan | Ballygrooby |
| Ballyhackett | Ballyhamage | Ballyhampton | Ballyharry |
| Ballyhartfield | Ballyharvey Lower | Ballyharvey Upper | Ballyhemlin |
| Ballyhenry | Ballyhibistock Lower | Ballyhibistock Upper | Ballyhill |
| Ballyhill Lower | Ballyhill Upper | Ballyhome | Ballyhone |
| Ballyhowne | Ballyhunsley North | Ballyhunsley South | Ballyhutherland |
| Ballykeel | Ballykelly | Ballykennedy | Ballykenver |
| Ballyknock Big | Ballyknock Little | Ballylacky | Ballylagan |
| Ballyleckan | Ballylenully | Ballylesson | Ballylig |
| Ballyligpatrick | Ballylinny | Ballyloran | Ballylough |
| Ballylough Beg | Ballylough More | Ballyloughan | Ballylumford |
| Ballylummin | Ballylurgan | Ballymacaldrack | Ballymacdoe |
| Ballymacfin | Ballymacilhoyle | Ballymacilrany | Ballymacilroy |
| Ballymaclose | Ballymacmary | Ballymaconnelly | Ballymacoss |
| Ballymacrea Lower | Ballymacrea Upper | Ballymacrevan | Ballymacricket |
| Ballymacward Lower | Ballymacward Upper | Ballymagarry | Ballymarlagh |
| Ballymartin | Ballymather Lower | Ballymather Upper | Ballymatoskerty |
| Ballymave | Ballymena | Ballymena Little | Ballyminstra |
| Ballyminymore | Ballymoney | Ballymoneymore | Ballymontenagh |
| Ballymote | Ballymoy | Ballymuckvea | Ballymuldrogh |
| Ballymullan | Ballymullock | Ballymurphy | Ballynabarnish |
| Ballynacaird | Ballynacooley | Ballynacoy | Ballynacraigy |
| Ballynacree Beg | Ballynacree More | Ballynacree Skein | Ballynadolly |
| Ballynadrentagh | Ballynafeigh | Ballynafey | Ballynafie |
| Ballynagabog | Ballynagard | Ballynagarvy | Ballynagashel |
| Ballynageeragh | Ballynaghten | Ballynaglogh | Ballynagor |
| Ballynahaville | Ballynalargy | Ballynaleney | Ballynaloob |
| Ballynalough | Ballynalougher | Ballynamaddy | Ballynamenagh North or |
| Cummingstown | Ballynamoney | Ballynamullan | Ballynanaghten |
| Ballynarrry Lower | Ballynarry | Ballynarry Upper | Ballynashee |
| Ballynastraid | Ballyness | Ballynoe | Ballynulto |
| Ballyoglagh | Ballypalady | Ballypatrick | Ballypitmave |
| Ballypollard | Ballyportery North | Ballyportery South | Ballyprior Beg |
| Ballyprior More | Ballyquillin | Ballyratahan Lower | Ballyratahan Upper |
| Ballyreagh | Ballyreagh Lower | Ballyreagh Upper | Ballyrickard Beg |
| Ballyrickard More | Ballyrobert, Grange of | Ballyrobin | Ballyrock Irish |
| Ballyrock Scotch | Ballyruther | Ballyryland | Ballysavage |
| Ballyscolly | Ballyscullion East | Ballysculty | Ballysessy |
| Ballyshanaghill | Ballysillan Upper | Ballysnod | Ballystrudder |
| Ballytaggart | Ballytaylor | Ballyteerim | Ballytober |
| Ballytober East | Ballytober West | Ballytresna | Ballytromery |
| Ballytunn | Ballytweedy | Ballyutoag | Ballyvaddy |
| Ballyvallagh | Ballyvanen | Ballyvaston | Ballyveely |
| Ballyveely Lower | Ballyveely Upper | Ballyvelligan | Ballyvennaght |
| Ballyvernstown | Ballyvesey | Ballyvollen | Ballyvolly |
| Ballyvorally | Ballyvoy | Ballywalter, Grange of | Ballywatermoy |
| Ballywatt East | Ballywatt Leggs | Ballywatt West | Ballywattick Lower |
| Ballywattick Middle | Ballywattick Upper | Ballywee | Ballyweeny |
| Ballywillin | Ballywindelland Lower | Ballywindelland Upper | Ballywonard |
| Ballywoodock | Baraghilly | Barard | Barmeen |
| Barnish | Bay | Beaghs | Beardiville |
| Beerhill | Bellaghy | Bellair | Bellee |
| Bellisk or Waterford | Bellisle | Beltoy | Bendooragh |
| Bentra | Benvardin | Bighouse | Billy or Curramoney |
| Birch Hill | Black Hill | Black Mountain | Blackcave North |
| Blackcave South | Bleerick | Boatinghole Rock | Boltnaconnell |
| Bonamargy | Boneyclassagh | Bootown | Bottom |
| Bovolcan | Boydstown | Brackenhill | Bracknamuckley |
| Brackney | Brae | Braetown | Bravallen |
| Brecart | Breckagh | Breen | Brettens Walls |
| British | Brockaghs | Brockish, part of Cargin | Brocklamont |
| Broom-beg | Broom-more | Broughanlea | Broughanore |
| Broughdone | Broughgammon | Broughmore | Broughshane Lower |
| Broughshane Upper | Browndod | Bruslee | Bryantang |
| Buckna | Budore | Bunshanacloney | Burnquarter |
| Burnside | Bush | Bushfoot or Lissanduff | Bushmills or Ballaghmore |
| Bushmills or Magheraboy | Cabragh | Cabragh or Cavanmore | Caddy |
| Caherty | Caldanagh | Calhame | Calheme |
| Callisnagh | Capanagh | Cape Castle | Carclunty |
| Cardonaghy | Carey Mill | Cargan | Cargin |
| Cargin Island | Carlane | Carmacmoin | Carmagrim |
| Carmavy, Grange of | Carmorn | Carn-beg | Carnaff |
| Carnagall | Carnageeragh | Carnaghliss | Carnaghts |
| Carnahagh | Carnalbanagh | Carnamaddy | Carnamenagh |
| Carnanee | Carnanreagh | Carnany Lower | Carnany Upper |
| Carnasheeran | Carnave | Carnbeg | Carnbore |
| Carnbrock | Carnbuck | Carncoagh | Carncoggy |
| Carncolp | Carncome | Carncullagh Lower | Carncullagh Middle |
| Carncullagh Upper | Carnduff | Carneal | Carnearney |
| Carnearny | Carneatly | Carney Hill | Carnfeogue |
| Carnfinton | Carnfunnock | Carnglass Beg | Carnglass More |
| Carngranny | Carniny | Carnkeeran | Carnkilly Lower |
| Carnkilly Upper | Carnkirk | Carnkirn | Carnlea |
| Carnlelis | Carnlough North | Carnlough South | Carnlougherin |
| Carnmoney | Carnmoney Bog | Carnmoney Glebe | Carnmoon |
| Carnmore | Carnsampson | Carnside | Carnspindle |
| Carnstroan | Carntall | Carracloghy | Carravinally |
| Carravindoon | Carrickarade Island | Carrickfergus | Carricknafurd |
| Carricknagarrowna | Carrivcashel | Carrive | Carrivemurphy |
| Carrivereagh | Carrowcloghan | Carrowcowan | Carrowcrin |
| Carrowcroey | Carrowlaverty | Carrowreagh | Carrowreagh Mountain |
| Casheltown | Cashlan | Castle Island | Castle Park |
| Castlecat | Castlegore | Castlenagree | Castlequarter |
| Castletown | Caulside | Cavan | Cavanmore or Cabragh |
| Chathamhall | Church Quarter | Church Tamlaght | Churchfield |
| Clady | Clare | Clare Mountain | Clatteryknowes |
| Claughey | Cleggan | Clegnagh | Clementshill |
| Clinty | Clogh Mills | Cloghan | Cloghanduff |
| Cloghanmurry | Cloghcor | Cloghcorr | Clogher |
| Clogher Anderson | Clogher North | Clogher South | Cloghfin |
| Cloghgaldanagh | Cloghglass | Cloghglass or Retreat | Cloghinarney |
| Cloghogue | Cloghs | Cloghy East | Cloghy West |
| Clonboy | Clonetrace | Cloney | Clonkeen |
| Clonreagh | Clontyfinnan East | Clontyfinnan West | Clooney |
| Cloonty | Cloughorr | Cluntirriff | Clyttaghan |
| Coggrey | Coldagh | Colebreene Lower | Colebreene Upper |
| Commons | Connor | Conogher | Coolaveely |
| Coole | Coolkeeran | Coolkenny | Coolmaghra |
| Coolnagoppoge | Coolranny | Coolsythe | Corbally |
| Corkermain | Corkey Middle | Corkey North | Corkey South or Little |
| Corlane | Cormorant Rock | Correen | Corrstown |
| Corrymellagh | Corvally | Coshkib | Cow Island |
| Cozies | Craig | Craigaboney | Craigahulliar |
| Craigalappan | Craiganboy | Craiganee | Craigarogan |
| Craigatempin | Craigban | Craigdunloof | Craigfad |
| Craigfaddock | Craiginorne | Craigmacagan | Craigmore |
| Craignagat | Craignageeragh | Craignamaddy | Craigs |
| Craigy Hall | Craigywarren | Cranfield | Crankill |
| Crawfordsland | Creagh | Crebilly | Creenagh |
| Creevamoy | Creeve | Creevery | Cregcattan, part of Galdanagh |
| Creggan | Cregganboy | Crevilly-valley | Crew |
| Crew Park | Croaghbeg | Croaghmore | Croghfern |
| Cromaghs | Cromkill | Cromy and Taggarts Land | Crookedstone |
| Crooknahaya | Cross | Crosshill | Crosskennan |
| Crossmary | Crossreagh | Crosstagherty | Crushybracken |
| Cubbindall | Culbane | Culbidag | Culbrim Lower |
| Culbrim Upper | Culcrum | Culdoo Lower | Culdoo Upper |
| Cullybackey | Culmore | Culnafay | Culramoney |
| Cummingstown or Ballynamenagh | North | Curragh | Curramoney |
| Curramoney or Billy | Curran and Drumaliss | Currysheskin | Cushendall |
| Cushendun | Cushleake Mountain Middle | Cushleake Mountain North | Cushleake Mountain South |
| Dairyland | Deepstown | Deer Park | Deer Park Farms |
| Deer Park, Great | Deer Park, Little | Deerfin | Deffrick |
| Demesne | Demesne Upper | Dernaveagh | Derryaghy |
| Derryclone | Derrygowan | Derryhirk | Derryhollagh |
| Derrykeighan | Derrykillultagh | Derrymore | Derrynaseer |
| Derrynisk | Dervock | Desertderrin | Devil's Churn |
| Dickey's Town | Dira or Upper Broghindrummin | Dirraw | Diskirt |
| Divis | Doagh | Dobbsland | Donegore |
| Dooey | Doonan | Doonans | Doonbought |
| Doonfin | Doory | Douglas | Douglasland |
| Dowgry | Downkillybegs | Drains | Drains Bog |
| Dreen | Droagh | Dromain | Dromore |
| Drumack | Drumacullin | Drumadarragh | Drumadoon |
| Drumaduan | Drumagorgan | Drumagrove | Drumahaman |
| Drumaheglis | Drumahiskey | Drumahitt | Drumakeely |
| Drumaleet | Drumaliss and Curran | Drumanaway | Drumanduff |
| Drumankelly | Drumaqueran | Drumard | Drumaridly |
| Drumaroan | Drumavaddy | Drumavoley | Drumawillin |
| Drumbare | Drumbest | Drumboe | Drumcon |
| Drumcrottagh | Drumcrow | Drumcudree | Drumcullen |
| Drumdallagh | Drumderg | Drumeeny | Drumfane |
| Drumfin | Drumfresky | Drumgurland | Druminagh |
| Drumkeeran | Drumleckney | Drumlee | Drummans |
| Drummaul | Drummuck | Drumnacole | Drumnacross |
| Drumnacur | Drumnadonaghy | Drumnadreagh | Drumnadrough |
| Drumnafivey | Drumnagee | Drumnagessan | Drumnaglea |
| Drumnagreagh | Drumnaheigh | Drumnahoe | Drumnakeel |
| Drumnamallaght | Drumnasmear | Drumnasole | Drumourne |
| Drumramer | Drumrankin | Drumraw | Drumraymond |
| Drumreagh | Drumroan | Drumsill | Drumskea |
| Drumsough | Drunkendult East | Drunkendult West | Duck Island |
| Dunadry | Dunaghy | Dunaird | Dunamoy |
| Dunamuggy | Dunanney | Dunarragan | Dunaverney |
| Duncansland | Duncarbit | Dunclug | Dundermot |
| Dundesert | Dundonald | Dundressan | Dundrod |
| Duneany | Dungall | Dungonnell | Dungorbery |
| Dunloy | Dunluce | Dunmakelter | Dunminning |
| Dunmurry | Dunnygarran | Dunnyvadden | Dunouragan |
| Dunseverick alias Feigh | Dunsilly | Dunteige | Dunturky |
| Durham's Land | Eagle Hill or Ouna | Eagry | East Park |
| East Torr | Eden | Edenturcher | Edenvale |
| Eglish | Elephant Rock | Elginny | Ellanabough |
| Enagh Lower | Enagh Upper | Englishtown | Eshery |
| Eskylane | Essan | Evishacrow | Evishnablay |
| Fallinerlea | Fallowvee | Falmacrilly | Falnaglass |
| Falrusklin | Farlough | Farranacushog | Farranalessary |
| Farranmacallan | Farranmacarter | Farranshane | Faughil |
| Feehogue | Feigh Carrick | Feigh Mountain | Feigh alias Dunseverick |
| Fenagh | Fenaghy | Ferguson's Land | Fernagh |
| Fernisky | Feumore | Fifty Acres | Finkiltagh |
| Five Acres | Flower Hill | Foriff | Fort Town |
| Forthill | Four Score Acre | Freemanstown | Friary |
| Frosses | Galboly Lower | Galboly Upper | Galdanagh |
| Galgorm | Galgorm Parks | Gallagh | Gallanagh |
| Gally Hill | Ganaby | Garriffgeery | Garry Lower |
| Garry Upper | Garryduff | Gartford | Gartree |
| Garvaghy | Gillistown | Glasmullen | Glassaneeran Lower |
| Glassaneeran Upper | Glebe | Glenaan | Glenariff Mountain Lower |
| Glenariff Mountain Upper East | Glenariff Mountain Upper West | Glenarm Demesne | Glenavy |
| Glenbuck | Glengad | Glengormley | Glenhead |
| Glenhugh | Glenleslie | Glenlough | Glenmakeeran |
| Glenmanus | Glenmullion | Glenocum | Glenstaghy |
| Glenstall | Glentask | Glentop or Ardaghmore | Glenville or Leamore |
| Glenwhirry | Gloonan | Glore | Glynn |
| Gobrana | Goodland | Gortaclee | Gortagharn |
| Gortaghragan | Gortahar | Gortaheran | Gortamaddy or White Hall |
| Gortateea | Gortcarney | Gortconny | Gortereghy |
| Gortfad | Gortgarn | Gortgill | Gortgole |
| Gortin | Gortlane | Gortmillish | Gortnacapple |
| Gortnacor | Gortnacor Lower | Gortnacor Upper | Gortnagallon |
| Gortnageeragh | Gortnagory | Gortnagross Lower or Murroo | Gortnagross Middle |
| Gortnagross Upper or Issbawn | Gortnee | Gortrany | Gowkstown alias Ault |
| Gracehill | Granagh | Grange Park | Grange of Ballyrobert |
| Grange of Ballywalter | Grange of Carmavy | Grange of Inispollan Mountain | Grange of Mallusk |
| Grange of Umgall | Gransha | Great Deer Park | Green Beds, The |
| Green Island | Greenaghan | Greenan | Greenhill |
| Greenland | Greenshields Lower | Greenshields Upper | Greenville |
| Groggan | Gruig | Half Umry | Halftown |
| Hannahstown | Harphall | Harvey's Rock | Headwood |
| Heagles | Highlandtown | Hightown | Holestone |
| Holy Well | Horse Carrick | Hungry Hall | Hurtletoot |
| Iderown | Illannaleck Island | Inisloughlin | Inispollan |
| Inispollan Mountain, Grange of | Inshamph | Inshinagh | Inver |
| Irish Hill | Irishomerbane | Irishtown | Irragh |
| Island Carragh North | Island Carragh South | Island Kelly | Island Macallan |
| Islandahoe | Islandbane | Islandboy | Islandlean |
| Islandmore | Islandnabracky | Islandoo | Islandreagh |
| Islandrose | Islands of Carnmoon | Islandstown | Isle of Muck |
| Issbawn or Upper Gortnagross | Jockeysquarter | Jordanstown | Kebble |
| Kells | Kernyhill | Kettlebottom Island | Kilbegs |
| Kilbride | Kilcoan Beg | Kilcoan More | Kilcoobin |
| Kilcorig | Kilcreeny | Kilcreg | Kilcroagh |
| Kilcross | Kilcurry | Kildowney | Kildrum |
| Kilgad | Kilgavanagh | Kilgreel | Kilknock |
| Killane | Killealy | Killeaton | Killins North |
| Killins South | Killough | Killoughag | Killycarn |
| Killycoogan | Killycowan | Killycreen | Killydonnelly |
| Killyfad | Killyfast | Killyflugh | Killygarn |
| Killyglen | Killygore | Killylaes | Killylane |
| Killyless | Killymaddy | Killyramer | Killyree |
| Kilmahamogue | Kilmakee | Kilmandil | Kilmore |
| Kilmoyangey | Kilmoyle | Kilmoyle Lower | Kilmoyle Upper or Kirkmoyle |
| Kilnacolpagh | Kilnadore | Kilpatrick | Kilraghts |
| Kilrobert | Kilroot | Kilvillis | Kinbally |
| Kinflea | Kingarriff | Kingsbog | Kinkeel |
| Kinnegalliagh | Kinramer North | Kinramer South | Kinune |
| Kirkhill | Kirkinriola | Kirkmoyle or Kirkmoyle Upper | Knockacully |
| Knockaholet | Knockanavery | Knockanboy | Knockans |
| Knockans North | Knockans South | Knockanully | Knockavallan |
| Knockavrinnan | Knockboy | Knockbrack | Knockcairn |
| Knockeny | Knockertotan | Knockmacolusky | Knockmore |
| Knocknacarry | Knocknacrow | Knocknadona | Knocknagarvan |
| Knocknagulliagh | Knocknahinch | Knocknarea | Knocksoghey |
| Ladyhill | Lagavara | Lagflugh | Lagmore |
| Lambeg North | Lambeg South | Landhead | Laney |
| Langarve | Largy | Largymore | Lavin Lower |
| Lavin Upper | Layd | Lealies | Leamore or Glenville |
| Leck | Leeke | Legacurry | Legagrane |
| Legaloy | Legatirriff | Legg | Legnagooly |
| Legoniel | Leitrim | Lemnagh Beg | Lemnagh More |
| Lemnalary | Lemnalary Mountain | Lenagh | Leymore |
| Libbert East | Libbert West | Ligadaughtan | Limavallaghan |
| Liminary | Limnaharry | Linford | Lisbellanagroagh Beg |
| Lisbellanagroagh More | Lisboy | Lisbreen | Lisbreen Half Quarter |
| Liscolman | Lisconnan | Lisglass | Lisheegan |
| Lislaban | Lislagan Lower | Lislagan Upper | Lislunnan |
| Lismacloskey | Lismenary | Lismorrity | Lismurnaghan |
| Lisnabilla | Lisnabraugh | Lisnacrogher | Lisnafillon |
| Lisnagarran | Lisnagarvy | Lisnagat | Lisnagaver |
| Lisnagreggan | Lisnagunogue Lower | Lisnagunogue Upper | Lisnahay North |
| Lisnahay South | Lisnahilt | Lisnahunshin | Lisnalinchy |
| Lisnamanny | Lisnamurrikin | Lisnarick | Lisnasoo |
| Lisnataylor | Lisnawhiggel | Lisnevanagh | Lisnisk |
| Lisrodden | Lissanduff or Bushfoot | Lisserluss | Lissue or Teraghafeeva |
| Little Ballymena | Little Deer Park | Livery Lower | Livery Upper |
| Loan | Lockstown | Long Gilbert | Longfield |
| Longmore | Longtown | Loonburn | Losset |
| Loughan | Loughconnelly | Loughduff | Loughermore |
| Loughhill | Loughloughan | Loughlynch | Loughmagarry |
| Loughrelisk | Love's Corkey | Lower Broghindrummin or | Tavnaghranny |
| Lower Tullykittagh | Lowtown | Lubitavish | Lurgan West |
| Lurgansemanus | Lurganteneil | Lurganure | Lurgill |
| Macfinn Lower | Macfinn Upper | Maddydoo Lower or New Buildings | Maddydoo Upper |
| Maddykeel Lower | Maddykeel Upper | Maghaberry | Magherabeg |
| Magheraboy | Magheraboy Lower | Magheraboy Upper | Magheraboy or Bushmills |
| Magheracashel | Magheracross | Magheragall | Magherahoney |
| Magheralane | Magheralave | Magheraliskmisk | Magheramenagh |
| Magheramesk | Magheramore | Magheramully | Maghereagh |
| Maghereeroy | Magherindonnel | Magherintendry | Maghernahar |
| Mallendober | Mallusk, Grange of | Malone Upper | Manister |
| Manola Wood | Martinstown | Maxwells Walls | Mazes |
| McVickersland | Meadow Parks | Middle Division | Middle Gortnagross |
| Middle Park | Midge Island | Mill Five Acres | Mill Quarter |
| Mill Tenement | Millquarter | Minnis North | Minnis South |
| Mistyburn | Moboy | Monaghan | Monanclogh |
| Moneybroom | Moneycanon | Moneycrumog | Moneydollog |
| Moneyduff | Moneyglass | Moneygobbin | Moneyleck |
| Moneyneagh | Moneynick | Moneyrod | Moneyvart |
| Monkstown | Montiaghs | Moordyke | Moore Lodge |
| Moss-side | Mostragee | Mount Edwards | Mount Hamilton |
| Mount Shalgus | Moyadam | Moyarget Lower | Moyarget Upper |
| Moyasset | Moyaver Lower | Moyaver Upper | Moycraig Hamilton |
| Moycraig Lower | Moycraig Macallister | Moycraig Upper | Moygarriff |
| Moylarg | Moylinny | Moyrusk | Muckamore |
| Muckleramer | Muckrim | Mullaghboy | Mullaghcarton |
| Mullaghconnelly | Mullaghdoo | Mullaghduff | Mullaghduff Big |
| Mullaghduff Little | Mullaghgaun | Mullaghglass | Mullaghmossan |
| Mullaghsandall | Mullans | Mullarts | Mullinaskeagh |
| Mullindress | Mullinsallagh | Munie North | Munie South |
| Murroo or Gortnagross Lower | Nappan | New Buildings North | New Buildings South |
| New Buildings or Maddydoo Lower | New Park | Newhill | Newlands |
| Newtown | Niblock | North East Division | Novally |
| Old Church | Old Forge | Old Freehold | Old Warren |
| Oldstone | Oldtown | Ouna or Eagle Hill | Outal |
| Outhill | Owencloghy | Owensland | Pans Rock |
| Parishagh | Park | Park Hall | Park, East |
| Park, Middle | Park, New | Park, West | Parkmore or Aganlane |
| Pharis | Poleglass | Polintamny | Pollee |
| Poobles | Portlee | Portmore | Portmuck |
| Portrush | Potterswalls | Priestland East | Priestland West |
| Procklis | Prolusk | Prospect | Quarter Lenagh |
| Quolie | Racavan | Rams Island | Ranaghan |
| Rananagh | Randalstown | Randox | Rashee |
| Rathbeg | Rathenraw | Rathkeel | Rathkenny |
| Rathlin Island | Rathmore | Rathsherry | Red Bay |
| Redhall | Retreat or Cloughglass | Revallagh North | Revallagh South |
| Rickamore | Risk | Rooghan | Roonivoolin |
| Rory's Glen | Rosedermot | Roseyards | Rosnashane |
| Ross | Rushey Hill | Saint Cunning | Sallagh |
| Savagh | Scaryhill | Scolboa | Scotchomerbane |
| Sea Gull Isle | Seacash | Seacon Beg | Seacon Lower |
| Seacon More | Semicock | Seneirl | Shanaghy Lower or Artiforty |
| Shanaghy Upper | Shane's Castle | Shane's Castle Park | Shaneoguestown |
| Shanes | Shaninish | Sharvogues | Sheegy Island |
| Sheep Island | Shellfield | Shelton North | Shelton South |
| Sheriff's Land | Shillanavogy | Skady Tower | Skeagh |
| Sker Beg | Sker More | Skerries, The | Skerry East |
| Skerry West | Skerrywhirry | Skilganaban | Slaght |
| Slane | Sleans | Slievebane | Slievenacloy |
| Slievenagh | Slievenaghy | Slievenagravery | Smallquarter |
| Solar | South Island Ean | Spring Farm | Spring Mount |
| Stackaboy | Stackahorlin | Stackaniska | Stacknacally |
| Stacknaderginan | Staffordstown | Stanalane | Steeple |
| Stiles | Stony Hill | Straid | Straidballymorris |
| Straidbilly | Straidhavern | Straidnahanna | Stranocum |
| Strawpark | Stroan | Stroan Lower | Stroan Upper |
| Swan Island | Taggarts Land and Cromy | Taghey | Tamlaght |
| Tamnaderry | Tamnaghmore | Tamnyvane | Tamybuck |
| Tanderagee | Tannaghmore | Tardree | Tate's Fort |
| Tavnaghan | Tavnagharry | Tavnaghboy | Tavnaghdrissagh |
| Tavnaghmore | Tavnaghoney | Tavnaghowen | Tavnaghranny or Lower |
| Broghindrummin | Tawnybrack | Taylorstown | Teeshan |
| Tehorny | Templastragh | Temple-effin | Templecormac |
| Templepatrick | Tenaghs | Teraghafeeva or Lissue | Terrygowan |
| Tervillin | The Bull | The Green Beds | The Skerries |
| Ticloy | Tildarg | Timpan | Tirgracey |
| Tirkilly | Tiscallen | Toberagnee | Toberbilly |
| Toberdoney | Toberdornan | Toberdowney | Tobergill |
| Toberkeagh | Tobernagola | Tobernaveen | Toberwine |
| Tom of the Tae-End | Tonagh | Tonduff | Tonduff Mountain |
| Toome | Topp Lower | Topp Upper | Torcorr |
| Torglass | Tornabodagh | Tornagrough | Tornamoney |
| Tornaroan | Tornaroy | Torr, East | Torr, West |
| Town Parks | Townend | Tromra | Trummery |
| Tuftarney | Tullaghans | Tullaghbane | Tullaghbeg |
| Tullaghgarley | Tullaghgore | Tullaghore | Tully |
| Tully North | Tully South | Tullyballydonnell | Tullybane |
| Tullycapple | Tullycreenaght | Tullygowan | Tullykittagh Lower |
| Tullykittagh Upper | Tullymore | Tullynahinnion | Tullynamullan |
| Tullynewbane | Tullynewbank | Tullynewy | Tullyreagh |
| Tullyrusk | Tureagh | Turfahun | Turnagrove |
| Turnarobert | Turnavedog | Turraloskin | Twenty Acres |
| Umgall, Grange of | Unshanagh | Unshinagh | Unshinagh Mountain |
| Unshinagh North | Unshinagh South | Upper Broghindrumminor Dira | Upper Glenariff Mountain East |
| Upper Glenariff Mountain West | Upper Gortnagross or Issbawn | Urbal | Urbalreagh |
| Vow | Walk Mill | Walkmill | Warren |
| Waterford or Bellisk | West Division | West Park | West Torr |
| Whappstown | Whin Park | White Abbey | White Hall or Gortamaddy |
| White Head | White House | White Mountain | White Park |
| Winkle Islands (2) |
Wednesday, 17 October 2012
Townlands in County Antrim Northern Ireland
County Antrim
Thursday, 11 October 2012
Griffiths Valuation Annual Revisions
Griffiths Valuation Annual Revisions
Beginning from 1864 it is possible to follow the history of a property using the annual revisions, sometimes known as the cancellation books.
Using different colours of pen amendments were made frequently to the Griffiths Valuation. It may be amendments to the names, the acreages, the type of holding or the rateable value. whatever amendment was made the colour coding allows you to identify which amendment was made on which year.
This is a great way to move back and forward in time to see inheritance of property and maybe indicate when a death or move occurred in the family.
Thursday, 17 May 2012
Griffiths Valuation
From around 1847 a valuation of all property and land in Ireland was conducted by surveyors headed by Sir Richard Griffiths. This took a number of years and finished in 1864.From that date the valuation record was used for the purposes of local taxation (rates)
Griffiths Valuation is a fantastic resource to pinpoint exactly where your ancestors lived. the record includes the name of the occupier, the name of the person they rent from, the acreage (roods and perches) of the land, and the rateable value.
Best place to look is on http://www.askaboutireland.ie/ here you can search for a name or a place. If you find your ancestor you can see what property they owned or leased. Then you can see that property on the map which accompanies the valuation. Then you can compare it to todays map and overhead photo. Next time you visit you can find the exact spot.
http://www.familyulster.com/ will check all this for you and tour you to the place. You never know. You distant family may still live in the area.
Thursday, 12 April 2012
Ancestral Tours
What better way to understand the lives of your ancestors than to make a visit to the places associated with them.
FamilyUlster provide personal, tailor-made tours to the towns, villages, farms, churches, graveyards, homes etc that were known to your ancestors.
Choose the dates you wish to visit and contact Family Ulster for availabilty. We will put together an itinerary specific to you and your family history. This will include:
- Pick-up at airport and transfer to your hotel. Here you will meet a representative from FamilyUlster to welcome you and discuss your itinerary.
- Research carried out prior to your visit to esbalish the exact places for your tour.
- If appropriate we will research forward to see if we can locate a living relative to meet with you and discuss your common ancestry.
- A private ancestry tour for you and your party to the places associated with, and known to, your ancestors.
- Sightseeing tours of Belfast, Giant's Causeway, Titanic quarter and other places you may be interested in.
- Follow up research if necessary based on anything found during your visit.
Go to www.familyulster.com for more details
Tuesday, 21 February 2012
1901 Census of Ireland
This is the earliest complete census that exists for Ireland.
It is an excellent place to continue your research by showing family units on the night and detailing names, ages, relationships to each other, religion, marital status, occupation and place of birth.
What information do you see on the 1901 Census of Ireland?
Names
Relationships to each other
Religion
Ages
Occupations
Marital status
Place of birth
This is the earliest complete census that exists for Ireland.
It is an excellent place to continue your research by showing family units on the night and detailing names, ages, relationships to each other, religion, marital status, occupation and place of birth.
What information do you see on the 1901 Census of Ireland?
Names
Relationships to each other
Religion
Ages
Occupations
Marital status
Place of birth
Thursday, 26 January 2012
1911 Census
The 1911 Census of Ireland
This is the most recent census available to research. At the time Ireland was one country under The United Kingdom, and the census was organised from Dublin. For that reason Dublin holds the origianl census returns covering all of the island.
For researchers, though, the returns may be accessed and searched on the http://www.nationalarchives.ie/ website.
This is one of the best places to begin research into your family history as it gives family groups in one place. there are, of course, a large number of exceptions to all this.
What information do you see on the 1911 Census of Ireland?
Names
Relationships to each other
Religion
Ages
Occupations
Marital status
Place of birth
For a married couple the number of years they have been married, how many children they have had, and how many of these children are still alive at the time of the census.
This is the most recent census available to research. At the time Ireland was one country under The United Kingdom, and the census was organised from Dublin. For that reason Dublin holds the origianl census returns covering all of the island.
For researchers, though, the returns may be accessed and searched on the http://www.nationalarchives.ie/ website.
This is one of the best places to begin research into your family history as it gives family groups in one place. there are, of course, a large number of exceptions to all this.
What information do you see on the 1911 Census of Ireland?
Names
Relationships to each other
Religion
Ages
Occupations
Marital status
Place of birth
For a married couple the number of years they have been married, how many children they have had, and how many of these children are still alive at the time of the census.
Monday, 19 December 2011
Civil Registration of Births, Marriages and Deaths
Civil Registration of Births, Marriages and Deaths
These are the main building blocks for your family history, especially at the beginning of your research.
Sometimes these are referred to as birth, marriage and death certificates which is partly true. When you ask for a certificate it is created from the information stored in the registers held by the registry offices.
For the purposes of genealogy it is not necessary to buy certificates unless you really want to have one for each event and you don't care about the cost. All you really need is the information held in the registers.
If you are not able to visit The General Registry Office yourself to research these, go to:
www.familyulster.com/BMD_Northern_Ireland_Births_Marriages_Deaths_Certificates.aspx
Here are the appropriate dates that relate to civil registration. Theoretically you should be able to trace your family back to these dates using only birth, marriage and death records at The General Registry Office:
England and Wales
Birth, marriage and death registration began in 1837
Scotland
Birth, marriage and death registration began in 1855
Ireland
Isn't it just Ireland that has to be different?
Birth and death registration began in 1864.
Registration of marriages began in 1845 but only for non Roman Catholic marriages. This includes any other denomination, and those marriages carried out in a registry office.
It was the responsibility of the clergyman to register the marriages and the Roman Catholic Church opted out until 1864. From then on all marriages should be registered.
Nothing is ever simple in genealogy and you will not find some birth, marriage and death records in civil registration since not all of the events were registered.
Why not?
Sometimes you will never know why an event was not registered, but here are some things to consider if you cannot find an event in Northern Ireland:
What will you get in the records?
Birth record
a typical birth record in civil registration in Ireland usually gives:
Marriage record
a typical marriage record in civil registration in Ireland usually gives:
Death record
a typical death record in civil registration in Ireland usually gives:
Where can you find information online?
1/ A good place to start is the website of the Church of Latter day Saints (Mormon) found at www.familysearch.org
Click the link below to take you directly to the indexes for civil registration as held by The General Registry Office in Ireland.
Please note that this index includes all of Ireland up to 1921. After partition in 1922 this only applies to The Republic of Ireland. Indexes for Northern Ireland from 1922 are not found here.
www.familysearch.org/search/collection/show#uri=http://familysearch.org/searchapi/search/collection/1408347
2/ The same indexes can be found also on www.ancestry.com or www.ancestry.co.uk which have a better system for linking up both parties in a marriage.
3/ The Northern Ireland database held by Emerald Ancestors provides a large number of birth, marriage and death records from civil registration. It is particularly useful for marriages from 1845 - 1921. Find them at www.emeraldancestors.com
Family Ulster will make a search for you even if you are unsure of the exact information. Contact us at www.familyulster.com
These are the main building blocks for your family history, especially at the beginning of your research.
Sometimes these are referred to as birth, marriage and death certificates which is partly true. When you ask for a certificate it is created from the information stored in the registers held by the registry offices.
For the purposes of genealogy it is not necessary to buy certificates unless you really want to have one for each event and you don't care about the cost. All you really need is the information held in the registers.
If you are not able to visit The General Registry Office yourself to research these, go to:
www.familyulster.com/BMD_Northern_Ireland_Births_Marriages_Deaths_Certificates.aspx
Here are the appropriate dates that relate to civil registration. Theoretically you should be able to trace your family back to these dates using only birth, marriage and death records at The General Registry Office:
England and Wales
Birth, marriage and death registration began in 1837
Scotland
Birth, marriage and death registration began in 1855
Ireland
Isn't it just Ireland that has to be different?
Birth and death registration began in 1864.
Registration of marriages began in 1845 but only for non Roman Catholic marriages. This includes any other denomination, and those marriages carried out in a registry office.
It was the responsibility of the clergyman to register the marriages and the Roman Catholic Church opted out until 1864. From then on all marriages should be registered.
Nothing is ever simple in genealogy and you will not find some birth, marriage and death records in civil registration since not all of the events were registered.
Why not?
Sometimes you will never know why an event was not registered, but here are some things to consider if you cannot find an event in Northern Ireland:
- Did the event take place and/or be registered in the Irish Republic, England, Wales or Scotland?
- Did the family forget to register a birth or death?
- Was the family too busy or too far from a registry office to make the trip?
- Did a clergyman forget to register a marriage?
- Did a clergyman decide not to register a marriage as it was mixed religion or the couple had children prior to the marriage?
What will you get in the records?
Birth record
a typical birth record in civil registration in Ireland usually gives:
- Place of registration
- Date and place of birth
- Name or names of the child (first and any middle names)
- Sex of child
- Name and residence of father
- Name and maiden name of mother
- Occupation of father
- Name of person who registered the birth
- Date of registration
Marriage record
a typical marriage record in civil registration in Ireland usually gives:
- Place of marriage
- Date of marriage
- Names of the bride and groom
- Ages of the couple (or it may simply state "Full age" meaning over 21)
- Marital status
- Occupations
- Addresses at the time of marriage
- Names of the fathers of the couple
- Occupations of the fathers
- Signatures of the bride, groom and two witnesses
Death record
a typical death record in civil registration in Ireland usually gives:
- Date of death
- Place of death
- Name of the deceased
- Address of the deceased
- Sex of the deceased
- Marital status
- Age at the time of death
- Cause of death
- Name of the person who registered the death
- date of registration
Where can you find information online?
1/ A good place to start is the website of the Church of Latter day Saints (Mormon) found at www.familysearch.org
Click the link below to take you directly to the indexes for civil registration as held by The General Registry Office in Ireland.
Please note that this index includes all of Ireland up to 1921. After partition in 1922 this only applies to The Republic of Ireland. Indexes for Northern Ireland from 1922 are not found here.
www.familysearch.org/search/collection/show#uri=http://familysearch.org/searchapi/search/collection/1408347
2/ The same indexes can be found also on www.ancestry.com or www.ancestry.co.uk which have a better system for linking up both parties in a marriage.
3/ The Northern Ireland database held by Emerald Ancestors provides a large number of birth, marriage and death records from civil registration. It is particularly useful for marriages from 1845 - 1921. Find them at www.emeraldancestors.com
Family Ulster will make a search for you even if you are unsure of the exact information. Contact us at www.familyulster.com
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