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1864 map of eastern section of Ballard townland showing names of tenants.		1864 map of eastern section of Ballard townland showing names of tenants.
  
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1864 map of southern section of Ballard townland showing names of tenants.		1864 map of southern section of Ballard townland showing names of tenants.
  
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1864 map of Ummeracan (Johnston) townland showing names of tenants.		1864 map of Ummeracan (Johnston) townland showing names of tenants.
  
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1920 - Patrick Henry Hannaway's silver chain		1920 - Patrick Henry Hannaway's silver chain
  
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Absalom Rookes & Mary Ann Stewart		Absalom Rookes & Mary Ann Stewart
  
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Ballard - 1901 census (3 pages)		Ballard - 1901 census (3 pages)
Ballard townland list of households - 1901 census (3 pages) 		Owner of original: www.census.nationalarchives.ie
  
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Ballard - 1911 census (3 pages)		Ballard - 1911 census (3 pages)
Ballard townland list of households - 1911 census (3 pages) 		Owner of original: www.census.nationalarchives.ie
  
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Boys in dresses_Irish superstition		Boys in dresses_Irish superstition
  
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Building a Hay Rick, Ballard (Doherty & Crawley's) 1930's		Building a Hay Rick, Ballard (Doherty & Crawley's) 1930's
  
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BYRNES RED BOOK – NAN MARTIN’S ENTRIES_3_excl TM		BYRNES RED BOOK – NAN MARTIN’S ENTRIES_3_excl TM
Notes on the Byrnes and Martin families written by Nan Martin - about 1988 (4 pages). Nan (formerly Byrnes) was married to Joe Martin. 		 
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Collins brother and sister marry Kelly brother and sister		Collins brother and sister marry Kelly brother and sister
  
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Hannaway, John 1937 US Consulate		Hannaway, John 1937 US Consulate
John Hannaway, 1937 death & US Consulate 		 
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Henry family in Ballintemple, Killevy in 1864		Henry family in Ballintemple, Killevy in 1864
  
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Market Fair dates in Co Armagh, 1862 and 1921		Market Fair dates in Co Armagh, 1862 and 1921
  
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PAGE FROM FORKHILL REGISTRAR FOR FORKHILL SHOWING 3 FAMILY MEMBERS		PAGE FROM FORKHILL REGISTRAR FOR FORKHILL SHOWING 3 FAMILY MEMBERS
 Owner of original: © https://www.irishgenealogy.ie - Civil Registers of Births, Marriages and Deaths & Church Records
  
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Slieve Gullion was once a volcano. 		Slieve Gullion was once a volcano.
 
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Tea in the Hayfield		Tea in the Hayfield
Neighbours helping with the hay in Levelamore townland-about 1955 		 
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The Mystery of Mary Hannaway's House		The Mystery of Mary Hannaway's House
  
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Wartime letter to Sarah Byrnes		Wartime letter to Sarah Byrnes
Wartime letter to Sarah Byrnes working in Camlough grocery & provisions shop. On page two photo of shop owner Gussy Kane. 		 
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William Watt (Royal Marines Light Infantry) served on the cruiser HMS Philomel from Nov 1914 to Feb 1919. He would have been aboard as Philomel docked in Wellington, NZ in this photograph. 		William Watt (Royal Marines Light Infantry) served on the cruiser HMS Philomel from Nov 1914 to Feb 1919. He would have been aboard as Philomel docked in Wellington, NZ in this photograph.
 

WELCOME

In June 1945 Peter Hannaway married Sarah Byrnes in Lislea, County Armagh. Welcome to the pages of their families.

For reasons of privacy the names and details of living family members are not included without their permission.

My thanks go to Benedict Martin for his research and his encouragement. Likewise to Paul Byrnes for his generous research of the Byrnes’ members who moved to Scotland or to the north of England. To Anna McParland (Doherty) and Patsy Grey (Collins) for their photographs and listening to my endless questions.

Many documents and photographs have also been supplied by Rich and Candy McGinnis in the USA-including original photographs of Hannaway's from the early 1900s. Eugene McCann shared his extensive local history knowledge & research by assembling histories of various families.

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Volcanic Slieve Gullion

Slieve Gullion was once a volcano.

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Local words or phrases.......

Avilis: "á bhilis": sweet/sweetheart. A term of affection to children used by Mary “Bartley” Hannaway (née McGinnis 1841-1937)

Cowped: tipped over

Lock: a few “he had a lock of sheep” not many

Wheesht: "eíst" listen, or ‘be quiet’

A hand’s turn: the smallest item of work

Went to loss: wasted unnecessarily