YOUNGS OF GRANGEE HOUSE BOYLE McCONNEL De La CHEROIS WRIGHT GARRETT ANGUS

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AGAIN THE TWIN GENE CAN BE SEEN.

TEMPLEPATRICK OLD GRAVEYARD MILLISLE/DONAGHADEE

YOUNG
Here lieth the body of Robert Young of Killbright who died Jan. 27th 1815 AE 81 yrs.
BORN 1734.
Also of Jean McCONNEL his wife, who died March 24th 1788 aged 44 yrs. BORN 1744
Also the body of William Young who died 30th 1798 aged 33 yrs. BORN 1765.

Miss     Agnes     YOUNG          Newtownards     wife of John McConnel; mother of Ellen Jane b. 1869     CR

Miss Mary YOUNG  Donaghadee died 8 Apr 1804 aged 100; wife of Thomas Brown; buried Donaghadee graveyard MIs

WRIGHT
Robert Young's burying place where lies his son-in-law Thomas WRIGHT who died 22nd May 1823 AE 42 yrs. BORN 1781
Also his son Robert Wright AE 7 yrs.

Record Type Civil Marriage
Date of Marriage 24 Mar 1870
Groom Name John YOUNG
Bride Name Mary Ann WRIGHT
Church Donaghadee Church of Ireland
Parish Donaghadee
Civil District Newtownards
County Down
 
John YOUNG . Donaghadee husband of Mary Ann Wright ; father of William b. 5 Mar 1871 CR

 William 'Bulldog'     YOUNG     .     Donaghadee & Ardglass     b. 5 Mar 1871 in Donaghadee, son of John Young of Dublin who was coastguard there & Mary Ann Wright ; husband of Elizabeth Rich of Devon; coastguard & harbour master in Ardglass in 1922 ;     LM 1991 p54-55

McWHINNEY

Here lyeth the body of Mary YOUNG, wife to Andrew McWhinney she died Jun. 25th 1762 aged 80 yrs. BORN 1682
Here lyeth the body of Mary McWhinney, late wife to Robert BITTCON, who died Octr. 1 1786 AE 65 yrs. BORN 1721

HEASTEY
Here lieth the body of James Heastey who died July 16th 1787 aged 85 yrs. BORN 1702.
Also the body of  Janet YOUNG, wife to James Heasty of Sloanstown, who died May the 3rd 1791 aged 59 yrs.
Also their son John who died 13th March 1827 aged 67 yrs.
Also in memory of Thomas McCAW who died 19th Jan. 1891 aged 84 yrs.

ANGUS
Erect. by Alexander Angus of Craigboy for his father Alex. Angus who died 19th Oct. 1864 aged 79 yrs.
Also his wife Janet alias YOUNG who died 23d March 1875 aged 90 yrs.
Inscribed by Robert Angus for his son William who died 19th april 1895 aged 2 yrs.
Also his nephew Robert Angus who died 2nd June 1928 aged 77 yrs.
 
ADAMS
[William GARRETT has been added at the top]
Erect. in memory of David Adams late of Grangee who died 25th Feb. 1829 aged 78 yrs.
Inscribed by Isabella GARRETT for her two children Mary & Margaret who died in infancy.
Also her husband David Garrett who died 28th april 1878 aged 46 yrs.
Also the said Isabella Garrett [nee YOUNG] who died 20th May 1908 aged 75 yrs.
Also her daughter Jane Garrett who died 15th Oct. 1956 aged 84 yrs.

Miss Isabella YOUNG . Donaghadee wife of David Garret; mother of Francis b. 1865 & TWINS, Mary & Isabella b. 1867 CR

Residents of a house 2 in Ballyfrenis (Carrowdore, Down) 1901

Garrett   Mary   25   Female   Daughter   Presbyterian   Down   Farmer   Read and write      Not Married   
McClean   Isabella   29   Female   Daughter   Presbyterian   Down   Farmer   Read and write      Married   
McClean   Mary   5   Female   Grand Daughter   Presbyterian   Down   Farmer   Read      Not Married   
McClean   David   3   Male   Grand Son   Presbyterian   Down   Farmer      Not Married   
McClean   James   1   Male   Grand Son   Presbyterian   Down   Farmer      Not Married   
Garrett   Isabella   60   Female   Head of Family   Presbyterian   Down   Farmer   Read and write      Widow   
Garrett   William   23   Male   Son   Presbyterian   Down   Farmer   Read and write      Not Married   
Garrett   Francis   33   Male   Son   Presbyterian   Down   Farmer   Read and write      Married

Residents of a house 10 in Ballyfrenis (Carrowdore, Down) 1911

Garrett   William   32   Male   Head of Family   Presbyterian   Co Down   Farmer   Read and write   English   Sing
Garrett   Mary   37   Female   Sister   Presbyterian   Co Down      Read and write   English   Single
Garrett   Jane   35   Female   Sister   Presbyterian   Co Down      Read and write   English   Single
      
Title :    Miss    Date of Death :    23 May 1929
Surname :    Young    Date of Grant :    22 August 1929
Forename :    Margaret    Reseal Date :    
Registry :    Belfast    Effects :    Effects £1157 4s 9d
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Young Margaret of Killaughey and of Ballyfrenis Millisle both county Down spinster died 23 May 1929 at Ballyfrenis Probate Belfast 22 August to Francis Garrett farmer and reverend William Chestnutt presbyterian minister. Effects £1157 4s. 9d.

Title :       Date of Death :    14 August 1912
Surname :    Young    Date of Grant :    2 October 1912
Forename :    John    Reseal Date :    
Registry :    Belfast    Effects :    Effects £3,035 18s. 8d.
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Probate of the Will of John Young late of Grangee County Down Farmer (Retired) who died 14 August 1912 granted at Belfast to Francis Garrett Farmer and Samuel Robinson School Teacher.

Title :       Date of Death :    10 January 1908
Surname :    Young    Date of Grant :    31 May 1911
Forename :    Jessie    Reseal Date :    
Registry :    Belfast    Effects :    Effects £1,310 16s. 1d.
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Probate of the Will of Jessie Young late of Grangee County Down Spinster who died 10 January 1908 granted at Belfast to Margaret Young Spinster.
    
record title: Ireland Marriages, 1619-1898
groom's name: David Garret
bride's name: Isabella Young
marriage date: 31 May 1864
marriage place: Donaghadee, Down, Ireland
groom's father's name: William Garret
bride's father's name: David Young
groom's marital status: Single
bride's marital status: Single
indexing project (batch) number: M70230-6
system origin: Ireland-EASy
source film number: 101457

Title :       Date of Death :    20 May 1908
Surname :    Garrett    Date of Grant :    4 June 1909
Forename :    Isabella    Reseal Date :    
Registry :    Belfast    Effects :    Effects £1,225 17s. 6d.
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Probate of the Will of Isabella Garrett late of Ballyfrenis County Down Widow who died 20 May 1908 granted at Belfast to John Young brother and Henry Garrett bro.-in-law Farmers.
 
She leaves her son Francis the 12 acre farm where he now resides known as R Robinson's together with 16 acres of the out farm, to the left of the road known as Campbell's  as shown on the Land Purchase Act. Also £200.

Son William receives the remaining 12 acres of the out farm to the right of road. Also the farm in Ballyfrennis, known as home farm, where Isabella resides. also £200

Daughter May £300
Daughter Jane £100
Daughter Isabella McClean  £100

record title: Ireland Marriages, 1619-1898
groom's name: John Mckeag
bride's name: Mary Young
marriage date: 28 Jan 1858
marriage place: Donaghadee, Down, Ireland
groom's father's name: James Mckeag
bride's father's name: David Young
groom's marital status: Single
bride's marital status: Single
indexing project (batch) number: M70218-9
system origin: Ireland-EASy
source film number: 101400
       
Title :    Mrs    Date of Death :    17 April 1927
Surname :    Garrett    Date of Grant :    11 July 1927
Forename :    Agnes Jane    Reseal Date :    
Registry :    Belfast    Effects :    Effects £308 7s 0d
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Garrett Agnes Jane of Mount Royal House Donaghadee county Down widow died 17 April 1927 Probate Belfast 11 July to William James Brown farmer and John Brown retired farmer. Effects £308 7s.


James     YOUNG     .     Killinchy & Newtownards     son of Alexander Young; married Mary Garrett 14 Feb 1853 in Killinchy;father of Sarah Jane b. 24 Sep 1867 & Martha Mary b. 1 Sep 1870 (regd. Newtownards)     CR

Surname of freeholder: Young Forename(s) of freeholder: DAVID  Address of freeholder (townland or street): Granshaw Occupation of freeholder: Religion: Name of landlord: Address of landlord: County: Down Parish: Date of registry: 1789 Candidates Y
see this link for Granshaw Youngs  
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IS THIS THE SAME MAN, HAS HE MOVED FROM GRANSHAW, ARDKEEN TO GRANGEE AND WAS KNOWN AS DAVID OF GRANSHAW?

 DONAGHADEE COI G/YARD

Here lieth the body of James Warnock .. May 14 1729 aged 27 years. Also Jane Alexander wife to David Young of Granshaw  

Surname of freeholder:     Young
Forename(s) of freeholder:    David
Address of freeholder (townland or street):    Grangee
Occupation of freeholder:    
Religion:    
Name of landlord:    
Address of landlord:    
County:    Down
Parish:    
Date of registry:    1790
Candidates    N
  

David YOUNG . Donaghadee of Grangee ; leased a house & 35 acres in 1863 from Hugh Montgomery GV

WILL OF DAVID YOUNG GRANGEE
Title:       
Forename:    David    
Surname:    Young    
Alt Surname:       
  
Date Of Death:    25/01/1878    
Date Of Grant:    14/06/1878    
Effects:    Effects under £450    
Registry:    Belfast    

Full Abstract:
The Will of David Young late of Grangee County Down Farmer deceased who died 25 January 1878 at same place was proved at Belfast by the oath of John Young of Grangee (Donaghadee) same County Farmer one of the Executors.

DONAGHADEE COI G/YARD

David Young of Grangee in memory of his son James who died 25th March 1833 ..

David YOUNG . Donaghadee of Grangee; died 25 Jan 1878 aged 78; husband of Isabella BOYLE who died 13 Dec 1882 aged 75; father of James (d. 25 Mar 1833 aged 6) & Jessie (d. 10 Jan 1908 aged 60) & John (d. 14 Aug 1912 aged 72) ; buried Donaghadee graveyard MIs DAVID BORN 1800.

PRONI WILL

Title :       Date of Death :    16 January 1899
Surname :    Boyle    Date of Grant :    6 March 1899
Forename :    Francis    Reseal Date :    
Registry :    Belfast    Effects :    Effects £13,697 1s. 11d.
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Probate of the Will of Francis Boyle late of 9 Belvoir-terrace Dufferin-avenue Bangor County Down Retired Farmer who died 16 January 1899 granted at Belfast to William Dunn of Rathgael Bangor James M'Conbrey of Ballyfotherly Donaghadee and John Young of Grangee Donaghadee all said County Farmers.

The full will also mentions his wife Sarah & his sisters.
 
Isabella Young and Jane McCoubrey and their families.
Youngs
Robert, John, Mary, Isabella, Margaret, Jessie, and Lydia nee Young Matear.

McCoubreys
James, William, John, & Jane McCoubrey.

Also his brother James Boyle and his daughter Flora Burwell in U.S.A.

Nieces of Madella St. Belfast
Jane, Mary, & Sarah Jaminson £100 each.

Isabella Dunn Rathgale £100
Executors Wm. Dunn Rathgale & James Mawhinney Ballyfotherly D/Dee

Lydia Nee Young Matear died before Francis Boyle so her share went to her sisters Maggie & Jessie Young Grangee.

Record Type   Civil Marriage
Date of Marriage   25 May 1882
Groom Name   James MCATEAR
Bride Name   Lydia YOUNG
Church   Ballyfrenis Free Church of Scotland
Parish   Donaghadee
Civil District   Newtownards
County   Down


Signed Eliza Mawhinney and Maggie Boal

Residents of a house 3 in Grangee (Carrowdore, Down)  1901 census
 
Young John 60 Male Head of Family Presbyterian Co Down Farmer Read and write Not Married  BORN 1841
Young Margaret 54 Female Sister Presbyterian Co Down Dress Maker Read and write  Not Married  
Young Jessie 52 Female Sister Presbyterian Co Down House Keeper Read and write Not Married
NOTE ALL 3 ARE NOT MARRIED

Residents of a house 3 in Grangee (Carrowdore, Down) 1911 census

Young   John   70   Male   Head of Family   Presbyterian   County Down   Farmer   Read and write      Single   
Young   Margaret   66   Female   Sister   Presbyterian   County Down      Read and write      Single

BALLYCOPELAND GRAVEYARD

In memory of Jane, relict of the late John Young, who died 15th Oct 1873 aged 96 years. born 1777
Also Sarah, wife of Robert Young of Belfast

Jane YOUNG . Donaghadee in Millisle village , leased a house & garden in 1863 to Mary Hunter GV B

Robert Carmichael YOUNG . Donaghadee husband of Sarah Clanny ; father of Sarah Boyle Young b. 1 Jun 1868 CR

Title :  Date of Death : 15 October 1873
Surname : Young Date of Grant : 24 April 1874
Forename : Jane Reseal Date :  
Registry : Belfast Effects : Effects under £100
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The Will of Jane Young late of Millisle County Down Widow deceased who died 15 October 1873 at same place was proved at Belfast by the oath of David Carmichael of Millisle (Donaghadee) aforesaid Merchant one of the Executors.

Jane was nee Carmichael she signed with her seal. She leaves her estate to her son David Young and his wife and children. IS THIS DAVID OF GRANGEE?

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John YOUNG . Donaghadee born Donaghadee; served with 7th Dragoon Guards 1805- 1812 ; discharged aged 31 BNA- WO 121/126/134 . BORN 1781

Mrs. Mercer YOUNG . Donaghadee in High St, Donaghadee ,leased out 2 houses in 1863 to William Hunter & John Smith & in Mount Street leased a house to Agnes Beggs; leased out 3 houses in New Street GV

Title :  Date of Death : 15 May 1870
Surname : Young Date of Grant : 1 June 1870
Forename : Margaret Mercer Reseal Date :  
Registry : Belfast Effects : Effects under £4,000
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The Will of Margaret Mercer Young late of Great Victoria street Belfast County Antrim Widow deceased who died 15 May 1870 at Belfast aforesaid was proved at Belfast by the oaths of David Brown (Merchant) and Anna Mercer Brown his Wife both of Hollywood County Down and Margaret Jane Orr (Wife of Hugh Orr of Belfast aforesaid Gentleman) the Executors.

Full will leaves all her houses & property in D/dee to her grandsons John & Solicitor Wellington Young
She has a son James Young and 2 daughters, Anna Mercer nee Young Brown to whom she leaves her dwelling house in Lisburn and one adjoining house, and Margaret Jane Orr whom she leaves another adjoining house.

Title :    Mr    Date of Death :    30 August 1942
Surname :    Young    Date of Grant :    24 November 1943
Forename :    David Donaldson    Reseal Date :    
Registry :    Belfast    Effects :    Effects £34217 6s 4d
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Young David Donaldson of "The Linn" Ballymenoch Holywood county Down and of 87 High Street Belfast corporate accountant and picture house proprietor died 30 August 1942 at Miss Shirley's Nursing Home Mount Street Crescent Dublin Administration (with Will) Belfast 24 November to Edith McGhie married woman. Effects £34217 6s. 4d.

Miss Eliza YOUNG . Holywood wife of James Gray; mother of Thomas bpt. 1866 at 1st Holywood Presbyterian Church & TWINS, John & Annabella b. 1869 CR; PR

Title :  Date of Death : 21 November 1866
Surname : Young Date of Grant : 15 May 1868
Forename : Jane Reseal Date :  
Registry : Belfast Effects : Effects under £20
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Letters of Administration of the personal estate of Jane Young late of Donaghadee County Down deceased who died 21 November 1866 at Rathmines County Dublin were granted at Belfast to William Young of Newtonstewart Scotland Esquire the Husband of said deceased.


THE De La CHEROIS FAMILY

SISTER OF WILLIAM YOUNG BELOW

groom's name: Samuel Delachrois
groom's birth date: 1829
groom's age: 26
bride's name: Catherine Odonel Young
bride's birth date: 1838
bride's age: 17
marriage date: 26 Sep 1855
marriage place: Kilmegan, Down, Ire
groom's father's name: Samuel Louis Delachrois
bride's father's name: William Young
indexing project (batch) number: M70212-4
system origin: Ireland-VR
source film number: 101365

SISTER OF SAMUEL De La CHEROIS  ABOVE

groom's name: William Young
bride's name: Jane Delacherois
marriage date: 04 Feb 1857
marriage place: St Anne, Dub, Ireland
groom's father's name: William Young
bride's father's name: Samuel Delacherois
groom's marital status: Single
bride's marital status: Single
indexing project (batch) number: M70216-5
system origin: Ireland-EASy
source film number: 101386

William      YOUNG      Esq.; J.P.      Donaghadee      
of Ballywilliam; Lieut. 7th Dragoon Guards, born 21 June 1824; .husband of Jane Delacherois ; died 15 Jan 1874; buried Delacherois family mausoluem in Donaghadee Church of Ireland graveyard Mausoluem Trust

Ballywilliam is Castlewellen Co. Down

http://www.rdgmuseum.org.uk/titles.htm

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/7th_Dragoon_Guards_%28Princess_Royal%27s%29

Charles     DeLACHEROIS      Donaghadee     born 18 Dec 1867; son of Daniel DeLacherois; died 28 Sep 1933; buried Donaghadee graveyard     MIs

Daniel    De La CHROIS    .    Donaghadee    of Hilden; a Huguenot; left the Montgomery Estate by his cousin, widow of 5th Earl of Mount Alexander in 1771; died Apr 1790    LR 2007 ;86; WMO

Daniel    DELACHEROIS    Esq., D.L; J.P.;B.A.    Donaghadee    of Manor House. Main St, Donaghadee; harbour commissioner & magistrate in 1824 & 1837 ;resident in 1846; a magistrate in 1862    V7 p 46 OSM; POD

Daniel    De La CHEROIS       Donaghadee    will dated 29 Oct 1850    IIW # 17721

Col.    Daniel Louis    De La CHEROIS    J.P.    Donaghadee    of Manor House, Donaghadee; born 7 Jun 1855; son of Daniel De La Cherois; 3rd Batt. Royal Irish Rifles; High Sheriff & Returning Officer for Co. Down 29 Aug 1863; owned most of High St & Meeting St , Donaghadee & Ballynoe , Ballyhay, Templepatrick & Carryreagh in 1863; a magistrate & deputy lieutenant in 1886; died 26 Nov 1909; buried Donaghadee graveyard    POD;GV; DR*; MIs

Daniel    DELACHEROIS    .    Donaghadee    husband of Ellen Leslie; father of Charles Hutcheson Delacherois b. 18 Dec 1867    CR

F.    DELACHEROIS    .    Donaghadee    of Carrowdore; presentation 23 Apr 1892    NC

George Leslie    DeLACHEROIS    .    Donaghadee    born 31 Oct 1865; son of Daniel; died 12 May 1948; buried Donaghadee graveyard    MIs

Mary    DELACHEROIS    .    Donaghadee    of Back St, Donaghadee; leased a house, offices, yard & garden in 1863 from Daniel Delacherois    GV

Thanks to Ross Davies for her records

Researched, edited & posted by
Lena McVea Admin.

[Lena McVea]

This is my attempt to join all the early Youngs from the Peninsula, this is still a work in progress so some of the following may not be exactly right. I am making every attempt along with Lindsay Young, also a peninsula descendant, to establish the early history of the Young family. My double Young connection is via my maternal line. The male names are still being carried on to this day.
Letitia is also a common name in my Young's. They also CARRY a "TWIN" gene.
see this link
http://www.worldfamilies.net/forum/index.php?topic=9620.0

Notes from, "The Ancient and Present State of Co. Down,"
1744, by Walter Harris."
"In Downpatrick besides these religious houses there was an ancient hospital
for lepers and one at Kilcleiff both which hospitals were by patent granted
April 1413 to John Young,  John Molyn,  and Walter Celey, with all their
lands, tenements and appurtenances being then in the King's hands caeses to
hold as long as they shall continue in the King's Possession which patent is
yet in Berninghan's Tower, Dublin."

The Regarde Bien by  Alan Milligan is one of the earliest mention, of the Youngs in the peninsula.
 
Robert, second son of Robert Millikin of Ballyholm, became an established merchant in Belfast and one of a number of Commissioners who attended the General Synod of Ulster in 1708 to present a supplication for the erection of the Second Presbyterian Church in Belfast. He married first, Elizabeth, daughter of William Rainey of Belfast and Whitehouse, in 1702. It is possible Robert had served his apprenticeship under William Rainey. Elizabeth evidently bore Robert children and was probably the mother of Robert and Jean mentioned in their grandfather’s will in 1712. The burial register of Rosemary Street Presbyterian Church in Belfast records the deaths of three unnamed children, a daughter buried 3rd January, 1713, a child on 9th February, 1715, and another on 24th April, 1717. After Elizabeth’s death, he married secondly, ABIGAIL, the daughter of JOHN YOUNG, another Belfast merchant.

Abigail’s mother, Mary Hutcheson, was the youngest daughter of Alexander Hutcheson, minister of Saintfield Presbyterian Church and son of George Hutcheson of Monkton in Ayrshire[9]. Alexander's eldest daughter, Beatrice, married "HUGH WALLACE" of Ballyobikin and Ravara, whilst his only son John Hutcheson was minister of Downpatrick 1690-7 and Armagh 1697-1729. Sometime between 1706-09, Abigail’s father, JOHN YOUNG, purchased the lands of Listooder and Ballydian in the parish of Kilmore, County Down, from the trustees for the estate of Sir Hans Hamilton of Monella in county Armagh. Beside Abigail, her father had another daughter, called JANE YOUNG, who married Gilbert McTeer, and five sons ALEXANDER, HUGH, CHARLES, ROBERT, and JAMES YOUNG; the latter married Jane Millikin, probably a cousin of Robert Millikin of Belfast. By a deed dated 16th October, 1728, James YOUNG of Belfast merchant and Jane YOUNG alias Milliken his wife, sold to the Rev. Samuel Hutchinson of Ballygraffan in the parish of Ballyhalbert, county of Down, the lands of Fishers Quarter lying in the barony of Ards, together with the parsonage and rectoral of the said lands of Fisher Quarter.

John Hutcheson was minister of Downpatrick 1690-7 and Armagh 1697-1729.

Rev. Archibald YOUNG . Down minister of Downpatrick 1st Presbyterian Church from Jun 1673 then fled to Scotland during the persecutions , intended to return May 1690 but didn't so he retired HCPCI p119; LM 2000 p24

KILMEGAN  Parish Church
Map Ref - OS.9J.382.371: Moneyland Townland.
This church occupies the site of multi-period, pre-Reformation churches. Records of the present parish and building,  prior to 1822, are missing owing to a lawsuit between the Rev Henry Mc Dowell Johnstone, of Ballywillwill and the Rev John Forbes Close, of Kilkeel, in connection with the right of impropriation of the parish. Many church books were sent to Dublin to be produced in evidence and never returned.
Local tradition states that a great old warrior was interred inside the masonry of the tower.
 McCartan gravestones, from families formerly resident in Moneylane and Tullymore, are to be found here

This left the Grange of Doagh and Kilbride without a parish Church, Doagh was united to Kilbride and Kilbride in turn was united to Donegore around 1622 a unification which lasted for a period of 242 years until 1864. By 1853 the inconvenience of travelling back and forth to St. John’s at Donegore prompted the Reverend George Henry McDowell Johnstone to build a Church within the parish close to his own home at Ballyhamage. This was considered by many to be the fifth parish Church in the area although it was never consecrated. The bishop was angered by the fact that he was never consulted regarding the building of the Church and also that the Church shared a common wall with the Rectory, Mr Johnstons home, in which an adjoining doorway had been opened. It was however licenced for public worship, and became known as The Chappel of Ease. In 1864 the Rev. Francis Charles Young was appointed Rector of Kilbride parish and set about the building of a parish Church. St. Brides, the fifth parish Church in the area was opened and consecrated in 1868 and remains the parish Church to this day.

James YOUNG . Killinchy & Newtownards son of Alexander Young; married Mary Garrett 14 Feb 1853 in Killinchy; father of Sarah Jane b. 24 Sep 1867 & Martha Mary b. 1 Sep 1870 (regd. Newtownards)

PRISCILLA CECILIA NEE MOORE DOWAGER COUNTESS widow of 3 Earl
Title :       Date of Death :    29 March 1891
Surname :    Annesley    Date of Grant :    6 May 1891
Forename :    Priscilla Cecilia Dowager Countess    Reseal Date :    
Registry :    Belfast    Effects :    Effects £5,580 9s. 10d.
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The Will of Priscilla Cecilia Dowager Countess Annesley late of Donard Lodge Newcastle County Down Widow who died 29 March 1891 at same place was proved at Belfast by William Raymond Garrett of Kilgarron Beaconsfield-road Clifden Bristol Esquire and Nugent Talbot Everard of Randlestown Navan County Meath Esquire J.P. D.L. the Executors.

HER FULL WILL MENTIONS HER 6 SONS, HUGH EARL ANNESELY,  GEORGE, ARTHUR, ROBERT, BERISFORD & THE LATE EARL WM RICHARD

HER SISTER MARY WIDOW OF HER BROTHER WM. ARTIMAGE MOORE  £200 FOR THEIR YOUNGEST BOY FOR HIS EDUCATION & HER DAUGHS. CECILIA, ETHEL & SONS HUGH, REGINALD & CHARLES £5 EACH.

HER SISTER CLARE HUMPHREY
NIECES CECILIA HUMPHREY  MARY KNOX  FRANCIS ELSIE KNOX & VESEY CHARLES ALFRED & HARRY. THEIR BROS. £5 EACH.

HER SISTER JANE

HER NIECES SYDNEY CLAY AND HARRIETTE FIRBANK
HER NIECE JULIA STEWART LEFT A WORK BOX PAINTED BY HER AUNT JANE
& BRO. WM. SHAW FOR HIS KINDNESS TO MY LATE SON WM ROBERT

MY NEPHEW JAMES GARRETT & HIS BRO. ANNESLEY JOHN GARRETT

NIECE JANE ANDERSON

NEPHEW THEODORE VERMONT & HIS SISTERS ADELAIDE DEGRITAIN  & CECILIA VAIN MASSEY

GRANDSON WALTER BERISFORD ANNESELEY £3,000 & A CHINA & VELVET LIKENESS OF HIS LATE UNCLE EARL WM RICHARD & ONE OF HIS UNCLE ARTHUR.

GRANDDAUGHTERS SARAH NASH,  FLORENCE CECILA PROCTOR & CATHERINE MAUD THOMPSON

TO SYLVIA WIFE OF MY NEPHEW NUGENT EDVARD MY INDIAN CLAW BROOCH.

TO FANNY YOUNG DAUGHTER OF THE LATE WM. YOUNG £100

SON HUGH 2 CRAYON LIKENESS OF  BROS. ROBT & BERISFORD

Title :    Miss    Date of Death :    14 September 1933
Surname :    Young    Date of Grant :    22 February 1934
Forename :    Elizabeth Frances    Reseal Date :    
Registry :    Belfast    Effects :    Effects £2522 1s 2d
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Young Elizabeth Frances of Mount Hall Killygordon county Donegal spinster died 14 September 1933 at Belfast Probate Belfast 22 February to George Bellis Caruth solicitor and Robert Charles Dickson Chatterton Dickson retired army captain. Effects £2522 1s. 2d.

Residents of a house 4.4 in Mary Street (Cork No. 5 Urban (part of), Cork) 1911
Young   Frances   90   Female   Head of Family   Church of Ireland   Benty, Co Cork   Living on Income from Property   Read and write      Single

see this link for more of the Annesley family
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Title :       Reverend                Date of Death :        22 May 1864
Surname :               Johnston alias George           Date of Grant :
31 March 1865
Forename :             Henry M'Dowel       Reseal Date :          
Registry :                Belfast     Effects :   Effects under £4,000
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The Will (with one Codicil) of the Reverend George Henry M'Dowel Johnston
late of Ballyhamage in the County of Antrim Clerk Rector of Donegore and
Kilbride deceased who died 22 May 1864 at same place was proved at Belfast
by the oath of the Reverend Francis Charles Young of Ballyhamage (Doagh)
aforesaid Clerk Rector of Kilbride one of the Executors. (Deceased died
domiciled in Ireland.)

He left a 10 page will which details the family history with ties to Neal Conel 0'Donal and Baron Annesely & James Annesley

Mr.    O'DONEL         Kilmegan    of Castlewellan ; donated 5/- for widows & orphans of victims of Newcastle storm & fishing disaster 28 Jan 1843*    DR

He has family portraits of
Richard Earl of Annesley,  IS THIS THE 3RD EARL?

The Lady Catherin O'Donel,
 
The Lady Anna Maria Johnston

And one of himself Rev Henry Geo. McDowell Johnston

He has a BROTHER-IN-LAW whom he calls WILLIAM YOUNG SEN. who had a sister FRANCES YOUNG. They both owned land in Clonard in Co Donegal. Frances died a spinster & left £500; her portion of the land to her brother William who in turn left it to his daughter Priscilla.

Because Rev.H Geo. McDowell Johnston did not marry; William Young Senior's wife must have been a Johnston. Was she the Lady Anna Maria Johnston in the portrait?

As Lady Anna Maria is an Annesley name who were her parents?

the Right Honorable Priscilla Cecilia Dowager Countess Annesley of Donard Lodge d1891  (Neweastle) same County Widow of 3 rd. Earl,  leaves FANNY YOUNG DAUGHTER OF THE LATE WM. YOUNG £100 so this is FRANCES sister of Wm.Young SEN whose mother was an Annesley who has married another Wm. Young the ELDER whose family are below.

Lady Anna Maria nee Johnston and William Young SEN. had a daughter called Priscilla.

Title :       Date of Death :    27 December 1880
Surname :    Young    Date of Grant :    21 January 1881
Forename :    Priscilla    Reseal Date :    
Registry :    Belfast    Effects :    Effects under £3,000
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The Will of Priscilla Young late of Ballyhamage County Antrim Spinster deceased who died 27 December 1880 at same place was proved at Belfast by the Reverend Francis Charles Young of Ballyhamage Clerk the sole Executor.

5th Earl
Title :    The Right Honourable    Date of Death :    15 December 1908
Surname :    Annesley    Date of Grant :    16 July 1909
Forename :    Hugh Earl    Reseal Date :    
Registry :    Belfast    Effects :    Effects £75,093 4s. 0d.
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Probate of the Will of The Right Honourable Hugh Earl Annesley late of The Castle Castlewellan County Down who died 15 December 1908 granted at Belfast to Priscilla Cecilia Countess Annesley the Widow Ronald Anthony Markham Major and James Hugh Moore Garrett J.P.
Hugh Earl Annesely's 2nd wife was  Priscilla Cecilia nee Moore

Title :    The Right Honorable    Date of Death :    5 November 1914
Surname :    Annesley    Date of Grant :    24 September 1915
Forename :    Francis Earl    Reseal Date :    
Registry :    Belfast    Effects :    Effects £42,751 16s. 9d.
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Probate of the Will (with one Codicil) of The Right Honorable Francis Earl Annesley late of The Castle Castlewellan County Down who died as is believed 5 November 1914 on Active Service in France granted at Belfast to Hugh W. Armytage Moore Esquire

Title :       Date of Death :    29 March 1891
Surname :    Annesley    Date of Grant :    6 May 1891
Forename :    Priscilla Cecilia Dowager Countess    Reseal Date :    
Registry :    Belfast    Effects :    Effects £5,580 9s. 10d.
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The Will of Priscilla Cecilia Dowager Countess Annesley late of Donard Lodge Newcastle County Down Widow who died 29 March 1891 at same place was proved at Belfast by William Raymond Garrett of Kilgarron Beaconsfield-road Clifden Bristol Esquire and Nugent Talbot Everard of Randlestown Navan County Meath Esquire J.P. D.L. the Executors.

Title :    Mr    Date of Death :    4 June 1939
Surname :    Annesley    Date of Grant :    9 November 1939
Forename :    George    Reseal Date :    
Registry :    Belfast    Effects :    Effects £4126 8s 3d
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Annsley George of West Street Portadown county Armagh provision merchant died 4 June 1939 Probate Belfast 9 November to Frazer Morton Annesley provision merchant and Albert Thornton Annesley bank manager. Effects £4126 8s. 3d.

WILLIAM YOUNG SEN. had the following children

Rev William Young who married Anna Maria Frances Annesely
 William Young "the younger" [son of Rev. Wm. Young] married Jane Delacherois

Rev.Henry George Young  who was dead when the will was created. but has a son William Young who got £100.

James Johnston Young, also deceased, £300 but had several children who got the £300

Rev. Francis Charles Young £400 all Irish currency.

Priscilla Young

John Young father of Catherine Odonel YOUNG Kilmegan

Rev Frances Charles Young and Rev. William Young are nephews of the above Rev Henry George McDowell Johnston formerly of Ballywillwill House, Kilmegan Co. Down. He also has a niece Priscilla Young to whom he leaves money & the choice of a pair of horses and a carriage and the use of his 2 houses at Ballywillwill & Ballyhamage to be maintained by the estate.

He mentions his great niece Catherine Mary O'Donel nee Young Delacherois daughter of John Young who gets £1,000 bequeathed to Rev Geo. Henry McDowell Johnston by Neal Conal McDonel, for her marriage.
Miss     Catherine Odonel     YOUNG          Kilmegan     daughter of John Young; aged 17 married Samuel Delachrois 26 Sep 1855     CR

William Young "the younger" [son of Rev. Wm. Young] married Jane Delacherois.

William      YOUNG      Esq.; J.P.      Donaghadee      
of Ballywilliam; Lieut. 7th Dragoon Guards, born 21 June 1824; .husband of Jane Delacherois ; died 15 Jan 1874; buried Delacherois family mausoluem in Donaghadee,

Church of Ireland graveyard Mausoluem Trust

In the Mausoleum
Samuel Delacherios of Ballywilliam, born 23rd Nov. 1828, died 1st Dec. 1907.
And his daughter Joesphine Lucy, born 17th Jan. 1877, died 12th April 1908.
And his wife Catherine O'Donnel, daughter of the late Rev. William Young of Ballywilliam, Co.Down, born 10th June 1838, died 26th Dec. 1908.
Charles Richard Young, fourth son of Samuel and Catherine Delacherois, born 5th August 1872, died 16th of January 1920.
Rowland O'Donnel de Lacherois, 3rd son of the late Samuel de Lacherois, died 1st June 1936 and his sister Anna Marria de Lacherois, died 26th Feb. 1942

http://www.rdgmuseum.org.uk/titles.htm

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/7th_Dragoon_Guards_%28Princess_Royal%27s%29

Rev. William Young married Anna Maria Frances Annesely He received land purchased by Rev. Geo. Hen.McDowell Johnston from Baron Annesley & James Annesley.

Title : Reverend  Date of Death : 25 March 1872
Surname : Young Date of Grant : 17 July 1872
Forename : William Reseal Date :  
Registry : Belfast Effects : Effects in United Kingdom under £5,000
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The Will of Reverend William Young late of Ballywillwill County Down Clerk deceased who died 25 March 1872 at same place was proved at Belfast by the oaths of Reverend Francis Charles Young of Ballyhamage (Doagh) County Antrim Clerk and William Nevin Wallace of Downpatrick County Down Esquire Solicitor the Executors. (Deceased died domiciled in Ireland.)

the 7 page will names his wife Anna Maria Young nee Annesley

Sister-in-law Harriet Annesley

Brother James* Young's wife but does not give her maiden name.

Brother Francis Young & Wm. Nevin Wallace of Downpatrick of solicitor Hugh Wallace.

Could this be the brother James?*

James YOUNG . Killinchy & Newtownards son of Alexander Young; married Mary Garrett 14 Feb 1853 in Killinchy; father of Sarah Jane b. 24 Sep 1867 & Martha Mary b. 1 Sep 1870 (regd. Newtownards)


Title :    Reverend    Date of Death :    8 March 1860
Surname :    Young alias Younge    Date of Grant :    25 October 1860
Forename :    George Henry    Reseal Date :    
Registry :    Londonderry    Effects :    Effects under £800
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The Will of the Reverend George Henry Young late of Clonmanny in the County of Donegal Clerk deceased who died 8 March 1860 at same place was proved at Londonderry by the oath of the Reverend Francis Charles Young of Ballyhamage Dough in the County of Antrim Clerk one of the Executors.

wife Isabella
son William Young
daughters Mary Ann Johnston Young & Catherine Isabella Victoria Young

He has brothers Rev. William & Rev. Francis Charles Young. sister Priscilla Young

WALLACE      family      .      came over from Ayrshire, Scotland with James Hamilton
as part of the Ulster plantation in 1607      PE

[Lena McVea]

Mary Hutcheson, was the youngest daughter of Alexander Hutcheson, minister of Saintfield Presbyterian Church and son of George Hutcheson of Monkton in Ayrshire Alexander's eldest daughter, Beatrice, married Hugh Wallace of Ballyobikin and Ravara, whilst his only son John Hutcheson was minister of Downpatrick 1690-7 and Armagh 1697-1729

Mrs.     Catherine Mary     WALLACE      .      Down     b. 14 Jan 1822 & died 30 Dec 1877; wife of William Nevin Wallace.; daughter of Hon Francis Charles Annesley;death notice 5 Jan 1877     MIs; ;DR

William Nevin     WALLACE     Esq.
J.P.; D.L.    Down & Kilcoo    of Downpatrick & later Waterfoot House; b. 9 Aug 1818, son of Hugh Wallace; husband of Catherine Mary Annesley of Annesley Castle (b. 1822 & d. 1877) ; father of William Francis Annesley Wallace b. 1858 & Hugh (d an infant) & Robert Hugh b. 1860; an attorney of English St, Downpatrick in 1852; a churchwarden at Downpatrick Church of Ireland in 1856- 1858 & 1862 & 1870-1874; leased out 6 house & yards in Bridge St, Downpatrick in 1863; donated coal to poor in Downpatrick 11 Jan 1879; elected to select vestry of Downpatrick Church of Ireland & warden of Downpatrick Cathedral 31 Mar 1883; vice chairman of Downpatrick Baord of Guardians in 1886; a magistrate in Kilcoo & deputy lieitenant in 1886; died 14 Jan 1895;buried Downpatrick Cathedral graveyard; will probated 27 Sep 1895, executors were Frank Wallace of Tullygirvan & Robert Hugh Wallace of Downpatrick    MIs; MID p30, 33,52; POD;SAIPC p16; LM 1990 p48;DR; GV ; POD; WDG p83


Col. Rt. Hon Robert Hugh    WALLACE    C.B.     Ballyculter & Down & Kilcoo    of Myra Castle; b.14 Dec 1860, son of William Nevin Wallace & Catherine Mary Annesley; married Caroline Wilhelmina Twigg 11 Sep 1895 (she died 1960) ; contributed £68.15.0 to new stained glassd window in Downpatrick Cathedral 26 Sep 1899; of 5th Battalion Royal Irish Rifles; lived English St, Downpatrick in 1901; commanding officer of South Down Militia who went to South Africa, Boer War in 1901; wrote a poem about South Down Militia; secretary of Downpatrick Cathedral Board in 1910; owned two early cars OI 86 & IJ 431 in 1911; new captain of Royal Co. Down Golf Club in Newcastle 6 May 1911; gave site at Dundrum Bay for new Masonic Hall 9 Oct 1924; lived at Waterfoot House, Newcastle in 16 Aug 1929; died 23 Dec 1929; buried Downpatrick Cathedral graveyard    MIs; MID p 30; POD; LM 1989 p53; LM 1990 p48; LR 2006 p48; WDG p56,57; DR* 25/9/1939R

Capt.      William Francis Annesley     WALLACE      .      Killinchy &
Down    born 18 Jul 1858, son of William Nevin Wallace & Catherine Mary Annesley of Downpatrick; captain in 53rd Shropshire Regiment; married Cecily Mary Poulet of Somerset UK 15 Apr 1896    MID p30

Capt.     William Francis Annesley     WALLACE     Esq.      Down     b. 1858 to William Nevin Wallace . & Catherine Annesley ; husband of Cecily Poulet; captain the British army; return from Egyptian Campaign 17 Mar 1883     MID p 30; DR