Ballinderry - Ballinderry Parish
Freehold Registration
The following extract is from the Belfast Newsletter dated Tuesday 30th June, 1829 and is reproduced with permission of the Belfast News Letter.
County of Antrim
List of persons applying to Register their Freeholds at the next General Quarter Session of the Peace, to be held at Belfast, for the Division of Carrickfergus, in the said County pursuant to the Act of 10th George the Fourth, Cap.8, entered by the Clerk of the Peace.
No: 38
Name and Residence of Applicant: Henry Hopes, Ballinderry
Description of Freehold: House and land Ballinderry
Yearly Value to be registered: £10
Return to TopThe following is an extract from The Lisburn Standard dated 13th April, 1889
Action under the Debtors' act.
This was an action by Sir Edward Porter Cowan to have a judgement of the Queen's Bench against Henry Doyle of Ballinderry, for £49 19s 8d paid under the Debtors' Act by instalments.
After hearing evidence as to defendant's means &co. His Honour made an order that the debt should be paid by instalments of £2 per month from the 1st May. Mr. G.B. Wilkins appeared for the plaintiff.
The following is an extract from The Lisburn Standard dated 13th April, 1889
Breach of warranty case.
Lancelot Magee of Ballinderry sued Thomas Conway of Aghacarnon, for £3, loss and damage sustained by reason of defendant having sold to plaintiff a mare which defendant warranted would draw her best quietly, whereas said mare would not cart or draw her best quietly.
Mr. Lockhart appeared for the plaintiff, and Mr. Wilkins for the defendant.
After hearing evidence as to the ownership of the mare, His Honour dismissed the case, on the grounds that the action had been wrongly brought against the defendant.
The Court then adjourned.
Farm for Sale
The following is an extract from The Lisburn Standard, Saturday June 1st 1889.
Sale of a farm - On Friday, 24th ult., Mr W. J. Bailey offered for sale, on the premises of Mr. Moses Johnston, Ballinderry, a farm of land in his occupation, containing 18a 0r 17p. The farm was sold to Messrs. Fleeton Brothers for £124.
Death Notice
The following extract is from The Lisburn Standard - Saturday July 13th 1889.
Death : Major - At Ballinderry, Robert Charles, son of George and Lizzie Major, aged 8 years and 5 months.
Ballinderry House
The following can be found in the book "Buildings of County Antrim by C.E.B. Brett published in 1996." page 147, no 122. Includes a photograph by M. O'Connell.
Ballinderry House, Lower Ballinderry. Situated at 23 Lower Ballinderry Road, Lower Ballinderry. Town land - Ballinderry.
Moravian Church & Manse
The following can be found in the book "Buildings of County Antrim by C.E.B. Brett published in 1996." page 38, no 32. Includes a photograph by M. O'Connell.
Moravian Church and Manse, Lower Ballinderry. Situated off Portmore Road, Lower Ballinderry. Town land - Ballinderry.
