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Hi,
may be of help to people researching the Lane family of Northern Ireland.
http://www.greencastlemuseum.org/Local_History/scotch-irish.htm
The Scot-Irish settled Greencastle-Antrim, as well as the rest of the Cumberland Valley. Who were the Scot-Irish? They were protestant Presbyterian, Lowland Scots. The Scot-Irish were not Irish and were not Catholics. The term Scot-Irish is strictly an American nomenclature. In England and Ireland the same people are called Ulster Scots, which is much less confusing.
In the early seventeenth century when James I ascended to the English throne in 1603, one of his main objectives was to civilize the uncontrolable, autonomous Irish - the majority of whom were Catholic.
Names of English and Sctotch Settlers
English settlers; Gage, Lane, Reynolds, Chase, Church and Moorhead
Scotch settlers at Magilligan [a small settlement on the coast, north of Limavady], MOODY, McCurdy, Caldwell, Conn, Allison, Clarke, Flemming, Sinton. These came over in the reign of James 1.
Title page of the entire list for Ireland reads:
"A list of OFFICERS in the Several Regiments & Independent Troops & Companies of MILITIA in IRELAND; Taken from the Books in the Secretaries Offices, Dublin: Printed in the Year M.DCC.LXI"
1761 Militia List, Ireland----p.49 MILITIA OFFICERS in the County of Londonderry
A Regiment of Dragoons arrayed in 1756
Capts
Marcus McCausland --James Stirling --Clotworthy Lennox --Maxwell Close --Paul Spencer --Richard Cust --Wm King --Benjamin Lane --Wm Thornton
284141 18 - 22 Jan. 1796 3 robbery 20 Dec. +Magilligan Co. +Londonderry =Alexander,Andrew+Newtownlemavady feather beds bolsters pillows blankets sheets table cloths.sums conviction robbery reward 18 =M''Causland,C. +Fruit!Hill =Gage,Marcus=Hamilton,Edmond =Ross,John. =Campbell,Robert =Alexander,Lesley=Jas,John/Alexander =Huey,Henry =Ogilby,John =Orr,Alexander=M''Causland,Conolly =Ogilby,Robert. =Moody,John =Moody,William =Sherard,Hugh=King,William =Boyle,Alex. =Ross,William. =Ross,Richard =Taylor,Thomas=Balfour,Harrison =Smith,William =Martin,Samuel =M''Causland,C. =Mount,Lear.=Ross,Edward =Given,John =O''Sheill,Wm. =Cust,John =Conn,Edward =Rogers,John=Lane,William =Conn,Robert.
ADLEGAL CRIME
275058 3 Nov. 1797 1 public-office +Bow!St. 27 Oct. =McMillan,John watchman parish St. Martin''scharged assaulting wounding. =Johnson,Thomas +Dukes!Court +St!Martin''s!Lane28 Aug. guilty murder =Moody,Alexander gardener +Glasgow 21 Sept. 1791evidence custody +Scotland Lord Provost. town clerk =Bennett =Small,Col.commander Royal Scotch Fusileers pardon =Moody.
CRAFT CRIME D NLON
3 Oct 1837 Marriage, Drumachose,Co Ldy, NI, Mary Moody and Hugh Lane.[LDS FILM NO 824282].
Title: Forename: Benjamin Surname: Lane Alt Surname:
Date Of Death: 08/03/1887 Date Of Grant: 29/10/1887 Effects: Effects £750 Registry: Londonderry
Full Abstract:
Letters of Administration of the personal estate of Benjamin Lane late of Ballyearton County Londonderry Gentleman who died 8 March 1887 at same place were granted at Londonderry to Benjamin Lane of Ballycarton Surgeon and Physician the Son.
Title: Forename: Benjamin H. Surname: Lane Alt Surname:
Date Of Death: 22/12/1915 Date Of Grant: 19/04/1916 Effects: Effects £5,573 10s. 10d. Registry: Londonderry
Full Abstract:
Administration (with the Will) of the Estate of Benjamin H. Lane late of Rush Hall Limavady County Londonderry Solicitor who died 22 December 1915 granted at Londonderry to Elizabeth M. Atkinson Married Woman
Derry Genealogy Centre
LANE HUGH
MOODY MARY 1837 M
1846- 1846 , Volume 22
713 | Commissioners of Public Works: fourth annual report on fisheries of Ireland
closed, as it was a free water before. William Lane, esq., appeared on the part of Mrs. Moody and others, interested in the fishery of the river Roe, and applied for an extension of the Open Season to
Debbie
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