Kilcreeny - Ballinderry Parish
Extract from Griffith Valuation 1862 - Union of Lisburn (Part of)
County of Antrim — Barony of Massereene — Parish of Ballinderry
| Column 1 : | Number and letters of Reference to map |
| Column 2 : | Occupiers |
| Column 3 : | Immediate Lessors |
| Column 4 : | Description of Tenement |
| Column 5 : | Area |
| Not included - | Rateable Annual Valuation of land and buildings and Total Annual Valuation of Rateable property. |
| Townland: KILCREENY Ordnance Survey map number: 63 |
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|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1Aa | James R Eden | Marquis of Hertford | House, Offices Land | 29 02 10 |
| 1B | same | same | Land | 09 00 10 |
| 2a | same | same | Offices and Land | 18 01 25 |
| 1Ab | Edward Duggan | James R Eden | House | - |
| 2b | Mary Jane Thompson | same | House and Garden | 00 00 20 |
| 3 | John Thompson | Marquis of Hertford | Land | 09 02 10 |
| 3a | John Branigan | John Thompson | House and Garden | 00 01 10 |
| 4 | John Thompson | Marquis of Hertford | Land | 00 10 10 |
| 5 | Joseph McKnight | same | House, Offices Land | 13 02 10 |
| 6 | William Addison | same | Farm house, Office, Land | 20 00 05 |
| 7 | William Addison | same | Farm house, gate-Lodge, offices, Land | 95 00 09 |
| 8 | Thomas Peel | same | Land | 13 00 20 |
| 8a | Thomas Hunter | Thomas Peel | House | - |
| 9 | Thomas Peel | Marquis of Hertford | Land | 09 00 20 |
| 10 | Arthur Thompson | same | House, Offices Land | 09 02 00 |
| Total | 237 03 29 | |||
Return to TopPRONI Will Calendars
The following information is taken from the will calendars in the PRONI and are reproduced with kind permission of Deputy Keeper of the Records, Public Record Office of Northern Ireland.
Susan Patterson
Date of Death 10 02 1891
Date of Grant 13 04 1891
Effects £89 10s
Registry: Belfast
Full Abstract:
The Will of Susan Patterson late of Kilcreeney County Antrim Widow who died 10 February 1891 at same place was proved at Belfast by James Thompson of Templecormick and John Gaddis of Ballymacward both in said County Farmers the Executors.
S.H. Ballance Commission - 20th Battalion, R.I.R.
The following extract is from The Lisburn Herald, Saturday, September 30 1916.
Commission.
Second-Lieutenant S.H. Ballance, R.I.R who is the second son of Mr. Henry Ballance, J.P., Eden Lodge, Ballinderry (chairman of the Lisburn Rural Council and member of the County Council), and nephew of the late Hon. John Ballance, Premier of New Zealand. He received his preliminary training with the Cadet Corps of the 19th battalion RIR at Newcastle, County Down, and was then transferred to the 7th Officer Cadet Battalion, being in training with that Corps from Nay to August, 1916, both at the Curragh and Fermoy, County Cork. He has now been gazetted to a commission in the 20th Battalion, R.I.R.
Kilcreeny Lodge
Kilcreeny Lodge is situated on the historic site of the Crew Hill. Panoramic views of the Mourne Mountains, Lough Neagh and the Sperrin Mountains can be enjoyed from the house. This unique setting allows visitors to witness 7 of Ireland's counties from one venue.
Located in the countryside but within short commuting distance of the City of Lisburn and Belfast International Airport.