Last Update - 28 February 2016
Events Registered in Newtownards

Wallace, Margaret - 1787 - {Wife to Roderick McDonald of Loughriescouse was born in Petty, Scotland} - Mother of Elizabeth McDonald

Wallace, Hance - 1791 - {Father Robert Wallace of Drumawhey} - {Mother Susanna Magee}

Wallace, David - c1803 - @ Ballyhenny

Wallace, John - 18th. May 1812

Wallace, David - 22nd. January 1831 - {Father Samuel Wallace of Ballywatticock} - {Mother Ann Finlay/Finley}

Wallace, Samuel - 24th. April 1834 - {Father Samuel Wallace of Ballywatticock} - {Mother Ann Finlay/Finley} - Christened 28th. May 1834

Wallace, David - 24th. September 1833 - {Father James Wallace of Whitespots} - {Mother Miss Campbell}

Wallace, Jane - 14th. November 1833 - {Wife to John Gilmore} - Mother of William Gilmore

Wallace, Mary - 3rd. March 1834 - {Wife to Joseph H. Campbell} - Mother of Elizabeth Wallace Campbell

Wallace, William J. - 17th. March 1834 - {Father Robert Wallace} - {Mother Isabella Carroll}
Wallace, Robert - c1840 - {Father Robert Wallace} - {Mother Isabella Carroll}

Wallace, Agnes - 3rd. April 1834 - (Father William Wallace) - (Mother Margaret ?)
Wallace, Robert - 23rd. October 1838 - (Father William Wallace) - (Mother Margaret ?)

Wallace, Henery - 29th. July 1834 - {Father Thomas Wallace of Ballycullen} - {Mother Eloner Dollaghan} - Christened 10th. August 1834

Wallace, Mary - 1st. October 1834 - {Wife to Henery Gilbraith} - Mother of Margret Gilbraith - Twin
Wallace, Mary - 1st. October 1834 - {Wife to Henery Gilbraith} - Mother of Sarah Gilbraith - Twin

Wallace, Eliza - 5th. October 1834 - {Wife to Robert Millar of Drumawhy} - Mother of James Millar

Wallace, Robert - 14th. December 1834 - {Father James Wallace of Ballybarnes} - {Mother Jane Boyd}

Wallace, Jane - c1835 - {Father David Wallace of Ballyhenny} - {Mother ........................} @ Ballyhenny

Wallace, Susan - 24th. August 1835 - {Wife to John McBratney} - Mother of Agnes McBratney

Wallace, Margaret - 28th. August 1835 - {Father David Wallace}

Wallace, Jane - c1836 - {Wife to William Adair} - Mother of Charles Adair @ Ballyblack

Wallace, Mary - 20th. March 1836 - {Wife to Hugh Smiley of Whitespots} - Mother of Charlotte Smiley

Wallace, Jane - 1st. May 1836 - {Wife to Samuel Russell} - Mother of Eliza Russell

Wallace, William - 1st. September 1836 - {Father William Wallace} - {Mother Margaret ?} - b. N'Ards and baptised Donaghadee

Wallace, Mary - 20th. October 1836 - (Father Robert Wallace of Ballyharry then Cronstown) - {Mother Isabella Cairns of Cronstown}
Wallace, Robert - 26th. March 1839 - (Father Robert Wallace of Ballyharry then Cronstown) - {Mother Isabella Cairns of Cronstown}

Wallace, Jane - 25th. December 1836 - {Wife to William Adair} - Mother of John Adair

Wallace, Robert - 23rd. October 1838 Christened - {Father William Wallace} - {Mother Margaret ............. }

Wallace, Dorcas - 12th. November 1838 - {Wife to John Robson of Drumawhy} - Mother of Margret Robson

Wallace, John - 14th. May 1839 - {Father Patrick Wallace of Whitespots} - {Mother Eliza Jane Skillen}

Wallace, Elizabeth - 14th. November 1839 - {Wife to Dr. James Ross} - Mother of Barbara Ross

Wallace, Sarah - 11th. July 1842 - {Wife to William Blithe} - Mother of Robert Ferguson Blithe

Wallace, George - 6th. November 1842 - {Father James Wallace} - {Mother Mary Rankin}

Wallace, Henry - 1st. August 1843 - {Father James Wallace} - {Mother Mary Pentland}

Wallace, Eliza - 13th. December 1843 - {Wife to James Colville} - Mother of James Colville

Wallace, James Tobias - 12th. January 1844 - {Father William Wallace a labourer of Ballycullen} - {Mother Catharine Ann ............. } - b. N'Ards and baptised Donaghadee
Wallace, Hugh - 17th. July 1845 - {Father William Wallace} - {Mother Catharine Ann ............. } - b. N'Ards and baptised Donaghadee

Wallace, Jane - 23rd. January 1844 - {Wife to James Boyle} - Mother of John Boyle

Wallace, Mary or Margaret - 29th. February 1844 - {Wife to Hugh Nickelson} - Mother of Hugh Nickelson

Wallace, James - 20th. March 1844 - {Father Robert Wallace} - {Mother Agnes McCroskery}
Wallace, Robert - 14th. June 1846 - {Father Robert Wallace} - {Mother Agnes McCroskery}

Wallace, Hugh Caughey - 4th. July 1844 - {Father Robert Wallace deceased labourer - of Cronstown} - {Mother Isabella ?} - b. N'Ards and baptised Donaghadee

Wallace, Margaret - 1st. January or 7th. August 1845 - {Father James Wallace} - {Mother Mary Jane Adair}

Wallace, Margaret - 7th. August 1845 - {Father James Wallace} - {Mother Sophia Marshal}

Wallace, Samuel - 19th. March 1846 - {Father William Wallace of Cronstown} - {Mother Mary Jane Stitt} - b. N'Ards and baptised Donaghadee
Wallace, Agnes - 22nd. March 1848 - {Father William Wallace of Drumhirk} - {Mother Mary Jane Stitt} - b. N'Ards and baptised Donaghadee
Wallace, Mary Jane - c1850 - {Father William Wallace of Drumhirk} - {Mother Mary Jane Stitt}
Wallace, William - c1851 - {Father William Wallace of Drumhirk} - {Mother Mary Jane Stitt}

Wallace, Agnes - 4th. June 1846 - {Wife to Samuel Finley of Drumawhy} - Mother of Agness Finley

Wallace, William John - 1st. September 1846 - {Father John Wallace of Ballyharry} - {Mother Margret Lions}

Wallace, John - 26th. July 1847 - {Father James Wallace} - {Mother Mary Walker}

Wallace, Agnes - 26th. May 1849 - {Wife to George Keenan} - Mother of Robert Wallace Keenan

Wallace, Sarah Ann - 23rd. December 1849 - {Father John Wallace} - {Mother Mary Walker}
Wallace, Margret - 18th. May 1852 - {Father John Wallace} - {Mother Mary Walker}

Wallace, James - 13th. December 1852 - {Father John Wallace a grocer of Castle Street } - {Mother Margaret Reid}
Wallace, Thomas - 16th. May 1858 - {Father John Wallace a grocer of Castle Street } - {Mother Margaret Reid}

Wallace, John - 3rd. March 1854 - {Father Robert Wallace a merchant} - {Mother Catherine Gamble}

Wallace, Margaret 15th. September 1850 - (Father John Wallace) - (Mother Sarah Moore)
Wallace, James - 7th. August 1852 - (Father John Wallace) - (Mother Sarah Moore)
Wallace, Elizabeth - 30th. October 1854 - (Father John Wallace) - (Mother Sarah Moore)
Wallace, Sarah - 17th. February 1857 - (Father John Wallace) - (Mother Sarah Moore)
Wallace, Eliza Jane - 24th. April 1859 - (Father John Wallace) - (Mother Sarah Moore) - {sic}
Wallace, Andrew - 6th. June 1861 - (Father John Wallace) - (Mother Sarah Moore)
Wallace, Nathaniel Moore - 17th. January 1864 - (Father John Wallace) - (Mother Sarah Moore)
Wallace, John Alexander - 13th. March 1867 - (Father John Wallace) - (Mother Sarah Moore)
Wallace, Mary Anna - 22nd. September 1869 - (Father John Wallace) - (Mother Sarah Moore)

Wallace, Jane - 4th. January 1858 - {Father John Wallace a farmer of Cronstown} - {Mother Mary Jane Boyd}
Wallace, Agnes - 8th. December 1859 - {Father John Wallace a farmer of Cronstown} - {Mother Mary Jane Boyd}
Wallace, John - 29th. November 1861 - {Father John Wallace a farmer of Cronstown} - {Mother Mary Jane Boyd}
Wallace, Margaret Ann - 8th. March 1864 - {Father John Wallace a farmer of Cronstown} - {Mother Mary Jane Boyd}
Wallace, James Finlay - 28th. February or November 1865 - {Father John Wallace a farmer of Cronstown} - {Mother Mary Jane Boyd}
Wallace, John - 14th. February 1869 - {Father John Wallace a farmer of Cronstown} - {Mother Mary Jane Boyd} - {sic}

Wallace, Anna Bella - 6th. January 1858 - {Father James Wallace a farmer} - {Mother Jane Barr}
Wallace, Ann Jane - 24th. February 1859 - {Father James Wallace a farmer} - {Mother Jane Barr}
Wallace, William - 23rd. November 1860 - {Father James Wallace a farmer} - {Mother Jane Barr}
Wallace, Agness - 30th. December 1862 - {Father James Wallace a farmer} - {Mother Jane Barr}
Wallace, Isabella - 14th. January 1865 - {Father James Wallace a farmer} - {Mother Jane Barr}
Wallace, James - 21st. March 1867 - {Father James Wallace a farmer} - {Mother Jane Barr}
Wallace, Ellen Jane - 24th. May 1869 - {Father James Wallace a farmer} - {Mother Jane Barr}

Wallace, Mary Eliza - 24th. February 1858 - {Father James Wallace of Ballywatticock} - {Mother Mary Jane McCully}
Wallace, Emily - 15th. September 1861 - {Father James Wallace of Ballywatticock} - {Mother Mary Jane McCully}
Wallace, Margaret - 4th. November 1863 - {Father James Wallace of Ballywatticock} - {Mother Mary Jane McCully}

Wallace, Eliza - 6th. March 1858 - {Father James Wallace a farmer of Cunningburn} - {Mother Jane Ditty}
Wallace, child - 7th. November 1859 Baptised - {Father James Wallace a farmer of Cunningburn} - {Mother Jane Ditty}
Wallace, Agnes Sarah - 7th. November 1860 - {Father James Wallace a farmer of Cunningburn} - {Mother Jane Ditty}
Wallace, Martha Mary - 24th. September 1861 - {Father James Wallace a farmer of Cunningburn} - {Mother Jane Ditty}
Wallace, Nathaniel - 23rd. May 1863 - {Father James Wallace a farmer of Cunningburn} - {Mother Jane Ditty}
Wallace, Hulius Augustine - 4th. August 1865 - {Father James Wallace a farmer of Cunningburn} - {Mother Jane Ditty}
Wallace, David John - 27th. February 1867 - {Father James Wallace a farmer of Cunningburn} - {Mother Jane Ditty}
Wallace, Eleanor Jane Warden - 15th. October 1868 - {Father James Wallace a farmer of Cunningburn} - {Mother Jane Ditty}
Wallace, George Washington - 25th. September 1873 - {Father James Wallace a farmer of Cunningburn} - {Mother Jane Ditty}

Wallace, James - 2nd. October 1858 - {Father Robert Wallace of Drumawhey} - {Mother Mary Ann Dalzell}
Wallace, Mary Finlay - 14th. February 1851 - {Father Robert Wallace of Drumawhey} - {Mother Mary Ann Dalzell}
Family were members of Ballyblack Presbyterian

Wallace, Margaret - 13th. December 1858 - {Father Robert Wallace} - {Mother Ellenor .........} - Possibly Eleanor Goudy
Wallace, Robert - 2nd. August 1861 - {Father Robert Wallace} - {Mother Ellenor .........}
Wallace, Andrew - 2nd. April 1867 - {Father ............ Wallace} - {Mother Ellen Gowdey}

Wallace, Joseph - 1st. February 1860 - {Father John Wallace} - {Mother Margaret Scott}

Wallace, William - c1861 - {Father James Wallace} - {Mother Jane .......}
Wallace, Agnes - c1863 - {Father James Wallace} - {Mother Jane .......}
Wallace, James - c1867 - {Father James Wallace} - {Mother Jane .......}

Wallace, Mary Amelia - 24th. August 1861 - {Father Henry Wallace} - {Mother Margaret Burns}

Wallace, Isaac - 21st. September 1862 - {Father Robert Wallace} - {Mother Eleanor McCoid/McQuoid}
Wallace, Jane - 16th. October 1864 - {Father Robert Wallace} - {Mother Eleanor McQuoid}
Wallace, Jane - 7th. or 15th January 1866 - {Father Robert Wallace} - {Mother Eleanor McQuoid} - {sic}
Wallace, Sarah Eleanor - 30th. November 1867 - {Father Robert Wallace} - {Mother Eleanor McQuoid}
Wallace, Elizabeth - 17th. March 1870 - {Father Robert Wallace} - {Mother Eleanor McCaid/McQuoid}
Wallace, Thomas - 9th. August 1872 - {Father Robert Wallace} - {Mother Eleanor McQuoid}

Wallace, James Andrew - 12th. April 1864 - {Father James Wallace a weaver} - {Mother Martha McDonnell}
Wallace, Martha - 9th. June 1866 - {Father James Wallace a weaver} - {Mother Martha McDonnell}
Wallace, Patrick - 9th. April 1869 - {Father James Wallace a weaver} - {Mother Martha McDonald}
Wallace, Margaret Jane - 24th. March 1871 - {Father James Wallace a weaver} - {Mother Martha McDonald}

Wallace, Agnes - 13th. July 1864 - {Father Robert Wallace} - {Mother Margaret Wightman}

Wallace, Agnes Mary - 20th. July 1864 - {Father James Magee Wallace} - {Mother Eleanor McGimpsey}
Wallace, Eleanor Orr - 25th. January 1867 - {Father James Magee Wallace} - {Mother Eleanor McGimpsey}

Also had a son William

Wallace, William Whitesides - 26th. November 1864 - {Father Thomas Wallace a dealer} - {Mother Mary Jane Gilbraith}
Wallace, Henery John - 17th. May 1867 - {Father Thomas Wallace a dealer} - {Mother Mary Jane Gilbraith}
Wallace, James - 12th. June 1871 - {Father Thomas Wallace a dealer} - {Mother Mary Jane Galbraith}

Wallace, Samuel - 18th. December 1864 - {Father Patrick Wallace} - {Mother Eliza Moore}
Wallace, Male - 10th. January 1869 - {Father Patrick Wallace} - {Mother Eliza Moore}

Wallace, Male - 23rd. April 1865 - {Father Samuel Beaty Wallace} - {Mother Margaret Fare}

Wallace, Male - 29th. May 1865 - {Mother Jane Wallace}

Wallace, John Thomas - 21st. November 1865 - {Father Henry Wallace a stonecutter} - {Mother Margaret Barron}
Wallace, Margaret Jane - 6th. October 1868 - {Father Henry Wallace a stonecutter} - {Mother Margaret Barron}
Margaret barron re-married in 1872 so Henry must have died before then.

Wallace, Maggie - 13th. January 1866 - (Father Samuel Wallace of Loughriescouse) - (Mother Ann Moore)
Wallace, Anna Jane - 26th. August 1867 - (Father Samuel Wallace of Loughriescouse) - (Mother Ann Moore)
Wallace, Thomas Henery - 1st. January 1869 - (Father Samuel Wallace of Loughriescouse) - (Mother Ann Moore)
Wallace, Emily Angelina - 17th. November 1871 - (Father Samuel Wallace of Loughriescouse) - (Mother Ann Moore) @ Loughriescouse

Wallace, Agnes - 22nd. March 1866 - {Mother Isabella Wallace}

Wallace, Male - 21st. November 1866 - {Father Hugh Wallace} - {Mother Mary Robson} @ Loughriescouse

Wallace, Hugh - 13th. December 1867 - {Father John Wallace} - {Mother Susan Lowery}
Wallace, William - 5th. January 1870 - {Father John Wallace} - {Mother Susan Lowery}
Wallace, Female - 19th. April or May 1872 - {Father John Wallace} - {Mother Susan Lowery}
Wallace, Mary - 14th. June 1874 - {Father John Wallace} - {Mother Susan Lowery}
Wallace, Hugh - 8th. May 1876 - {Father John Wallace} - {Mother Susan Lowery} - {sic}
Wallace, John - 1st. January 1880 - {Father John Wallace} - {Mother Susan Lowery}

Wallace, Matthew - 1st. May 1868 - {Father Matthew Wallace} - {Mother Eliza Martin}

Wallace, Margaret Jane - 6th. October 1868 - {Father Henery Wallace} - {Mother Margaret Barnes}

Wallace, Robert James - 17th. October 1868 - {Father Thomas Wallace} - {Mother Sarah McGimpsey}
Wallace, Alexander - 15th. June 1870 - {Father Thomas Wallace} - {Mother Sarah McGimpsey}
Wallace, Robert James - 10th. September 1872 - {Father Thomas Wallace} - {Mother Sarah McGimpsey} - {sic}
Wallace, Jane - 25th. November 1873 - {Father Thomas Wallace} - {Mother Sarah McGimpsey}
Wallace, William James - 25th. May 1876 - {Father Thomas Wallace} - {Mother Sarah McGimpsey}
Wallace, Robert - 20th. July 1878 - {Father Thomas Wallace} - {Mother Sarah McGimpsey} - @ Drumawhey
Wallace, Sarah - 12th. March 1883 - {Father Thomas Wallace} - {Mother Sarah McGimpsey} - 1st. Presby.

Wallace, Eliza - 1869 - {Wife to Edward Roney} - Mother of James Roney

Wallace, Margaret - 21st. August 1869 - (Father George Wallace) - (Mother Margaret Mawhiney)
Wallace, William John - 27th. December 1873 - (Father George Wallace) - (Mother Margaret Mawhiney)

Wallace, William John - 13th. December 1869 - {Father John Wallace} - {Mother Agnes Murray}
Wallace, Agnes - 17th. December 1875 - {Father John Wallace} - {Mother Agnes Murray}

Wallace, William - 1870 - {Father James Wallace} - {Mother Margaret ................}
Wallace, Martha - 1880 - {Father James Wallace} - {Mother Margaret ................}

Wallace, James - 21st. January 1870 - {Father Robert Wallace} - {Mother Agnes McGourin}

Wallace, Jane - 31st. January1870 - {Wife to Mathew McKee} - Mother of John Magee McKee

Wallace, Female - 9th. March 1870 - {Mother Margaret Wallace}

Wallace, Mary - 13th. April 1870 - {Father Hugh Wallace a farmer} - {Mother Letitia Patton}
Wallace, Margaret - 30th. July 1871 - {Father Hugh Wallace a farmer} - {Mother Letitia Patton}
Wallace, Agnes - 11th. June 1874 - {Father Hugh Wallace a farmer} - {Mother Letitia Patton}
Wallace, Hance - 2nd. April 1876 - {Father Hugh Wallace a farmer} - {Mother Letitia Patton}
Wallace, Letitia - 1st. May 1879 - {Father Hugh Wallace a farmer of Drumawhey} - {Mother Letitia Patton}

Wallace, Elizabeth - 19th. December 1870 - Mother of Elizabeth

Wallace, George Shaw - 28th. April 1871 - {Father James Hesley Wallace} - {Mother Anna Maria McDonald}

Wallace, Eliza - 21st. September 1872 - {Wife to Alexander Roney} - Mother of Margaret Ann Roney

Wallace, Jane - 16th. May 1873 - Mother of David John ..........

Wallace, Elizabeth - 21st. August1873 - {Wife to James McBride} - Mother of Jane McBride

Wallace, Henery Bowden - 22nd. August 1873 - {Father Samuel Wallace} - {Mother Anna Bowden}
Wallace, Jane Patton - 19th. August 1874 - {Father Samuel Wallace} - {Mother Anna Bowden}
Wallace, Henry Bowden - 1st. October 1875 - {Father Samuel Wallace} - {Mother Anna Bowden} - {sic}
Wallace, Samuel - 26th. March 1877 - {Father Samuel Wallace} - {Mother Anna Bowden}
Wallace, John - 27th. August 1878 - {Father Samuel Wallace} - {Mother Anna Bowden}

Wallace, Jane - 10th. January 1874 - {Father Robert Wallace} - {Mother Sarah Irvine}
Wallace, Sarah - 3rd. March 1876 - {Father Robert Wallace} - {Mother Sarah Irvine}
Wallace, James - 2nd. August 1878 - {Father Robert Wallace} - {Mother Sarah Irvine}
Wallace, Andrew - 9th. November 1880 - {Father Robert Wallace} - {Mother Sarah Irvine}
Wallace, Samuel - 2nd. June 1883 - {Father Robert Wallace of Mary Street} - {Mother ............} Samuel later - He worked for Alex Dicksons & Sons Ltd. Royal Irish Nurseries in Newtownards between 1903-1907 when he emigrated to Halifax, Nova Scotia. He Married a Spence also from Newtownards. They raised a family in Hamilton, Ontario Canada.
Father Robert was born Mary Street

Wallace, Mary Jane - 13th. December 1874 - {Wife to Hugh Murray} - Mother of James Murray

Wallace, Anna - 29th. February 1875 - {Wife to Alexander Moore} - Mother of John Moore

Wallace, Agnes - 17th. April 1875 - {Father James Wallace} - {Mother Mary Ann Boal}

Wallace, Jane - 8th. August 1875 - {Wife to Alexander Patterson} - Mother of Mary Patterson

Wallace, Eleanor J. - 19th. January 1876 - {Wife to Thomas McBride} - Mother of Mary Jane McBride

Wallace, Caroline Jessie - 9th. April 1876 - {Father Adam Brackenridge Wallace} - {Mother Eliza Harris} @ Court Street
Wallace, Frederick John - 25th. February 1878 - {Father Adam Brackenridge Wallace} - {Mother Eliza Harris}
Wallace, Thomas Harper - 1st. May 1879 - {Father Adam Brackenridge Wallace} - {Mother Eliza Harris}

Wallace, Elizabeth - 3rd. June 1876 - {Wife to James Robinson} - Mother of Sophia Robinson

Wallace, Elizabeth - 10th. December 1876 - {Wife to James Wright} - Mother of John Wright

Wallace, Margaret - 7th. January 1880 - {Wife to Robert Cavan} - Mother of David Cavan

Wallace, John - 22nd. March 1880 - {Mother Margaret Wallace}

Wallace, Mary - 21st. November 1880 - {Wife to Samuel Boyd} - Mother of Mary Boyd

Wallace, Catherine Ann "Kate" - 26th. June 1882 - {Wife to Robert McKee} - Mother of Rose Isabella McKee

Wallace, Maggie Dalzell - 18th. January 1886 - {Father Thomas Wallace} - {Mother Amelia Boal Dalzell}
Wallace, Amelia - 1st. December 1887 - {Father Thomas Wallace} - {Mother Amelia Boal Dalzell}
Family were members of Greenwell Street Presbyterian

Wallace, Samuel - c1886 - (Father ? Wallace) - (Mother ?) - Samuel Wallace was born in Newtownards Ireland circa 1886.

Wallace, Susanna - 1886 - {Wife to Robert Marshall} - Mother of Mary Jane Marshall

Wallace, David John - 13th. May 1892 - {Father William Hamilton Wallace of Court Square} - {Mother Mary Munn}
Wallace, Henry - 24th. June 1896 - {Father William Hamilton Wallace of Court Square} - {Mother Mary Munn}
Wallace, James Rankin - 29th. April 1894 - {Father William Hamilton Wallace of Court Square} - {Mother Mary Munn}

Wallace, Susanna - 29th. March 1893 - {Father Robert Wallace a farmer} - {Mother Sarah Jane McGimpsey}
Wallace, Eleanor - 31st. January 1895 - {Father Robert Wallace a farmer} - {Mother Sarah Jane McGimpsey}
Wallace, Agnes Jane - 8th. February 1897 - {Father Robert Wallace a farmer} - {Mother Sarah Jane McGimpsey}
Wallace, Elizabeth - 9th. June 1898 - {Father Robert Wallace a farmer} - {Mother Sarah Jane McGimpsey}
Wallace, Robert - 17th. August 1899 - {Father Robert Wallace a farmer} - {Mother Sarah Jane McGimpsey}
Wallace, James - 16th. January 1902 - {Father Robert Wallace a farmer} - {Mother Sarah Jane McGimpsey}
Wallace, John - 14th. May 1903 - {Father Robert Wallace a farmer} - {Mother Sarah Jane McGimpsey}
Wallace, William Thomas - 10th. May 1905 - {Father Robert Wallace a farmer} - {Mother Sarah Jane McGimpsey}
Wallace, George - 25th. August 1909 - {Father Robert Wallace a farmer} - {Mother Sarah Jane McGimpsey}
Wallace, Anna M. - 29th. January 1911 - {Father Robert Wallace a farmer} - {Mother Sarah Jane McGimpsey}
Wallace, Caroline - 6th. May 1919 - {Father Robert Wallace a farmer} - {Mother Sarah Jane McGimpsey}

Wallace, Anna - 13th. August 1894 - {Father Thomas Henry Wallace of Loughriescouse then Court Street} - {Mother Anna Patton}
Wallace, Alexander - 7th. August 1895 - {Father Thomas Henry Wallace of Loughriescouse then Court Street} - {Mother Anna Patton}

Wallace, Maggie - 6th. April 1896 - {Wife to Hugh Adair} - Mother of James Adair

Wallace, Edward Henry "Eddie" - 4th. October 1902 - {Father Thomas A.Wallace} - {Mother Lizzie Clarke}
Wallace, Thomas - 1904 - {Father Thomas A.Wallace} - {Mother Lizzie Clarke}
Wallace, Eleanor - 7th. August 1905 - {Father Thomas A.Wallace} - {Mother Lizzie Clarke}
1901 Census living @ 19 Granshaa, Bangor

Wallace, Esther E.Harvey - 3rd. March 1906 - {Father Samuel Wallace} - {Mother Sarah Harvey} later Emigrated to Canada - See 1911 Census below..

Wallace, Emily - 1908

Wallace, Robert John - 4th.qtr.1912

Wallace, David - 10th. October 1913 aged 82 - {b.c1831} - Son of Samuel Wallace of Ballywatticock and Ann Finlay/Finley - Died @ Black River Township, Loraine. Ohio. USA

Wallace, Robert McKee - 3rd.qtr.1917

H = Headstone Image

Wallace, Robert  - 24th. October 1747 aged 53 - {b.c1694}
Wallace, Jannet alias Dalzell - 12th. February 1784 aged 93 - {b.c1691} - Wife to above Robert
Wallace, Robert - 21st. March 1798 aged 82 - {b.c1716} - Son of above Robert and Jannet
Wallace, William - 11th. December 1810 aged 77 - {b.c1733} - Son of above Robert and Jannet
Wallace, Robert - 4th. August 1850 aged 37 - {b.c1813} - Grandson of above Robert and Jannet
Wallace, Robert - 23rd. January 1857 aged 85 - {b.c1772}
Wallace, William - 1st. April 1862 aged 44 - {b.c1818} - Son of Robert (1857)
Wallace, Margret alias Moore - February 18.. aged ... - Wife to Robert (1857)

Wallaes, James of Ballybearns - 10th. March 1792 aged 52 - {b.c1740}

TWINS
Wallace, John - 7th. March 1801 aged 51 - {b.c1750} (Inscribed side by side with Jane below)
Wallace, Jane - 14th. July 1801 aged 51 - {b.c1750}

Wallace, Jean - 23rd. April 1804 aged 67 - {b.c1737} - Wife to John (1819)
Wallace, John - 24th. June 1819 aged 92 - {b.c1727} - Of Ballyceaugh
Wallace, Mary - 19th. January 1925 aged 62 - {b.c1863}

Erected by William Wallace of Ballyhay-Ballyharry
Wallace, Jane - 15th. November 1806 aged 30 - {b.c1776} - Wife to above William
Also 2 of their children
Wallace, William (The above) - 7th. December 1824 aged 56 - {b.c1768}

McGimpsey, Elizabeth nee Wallace - 22nd. December 1813 aged 86 - {b.c1727} - Wife to Thomas McGimpsey

Wallace, William of Ballyhenney - 1st. February 1815 aged 78 - {b.c1737}
Wallace, Mary alias Moore - 2nd. April 1815 aged 63 - {b.c1752}
Also 8 of their children

Wallace, Elizabeth - 6th. August 1815 aged 3
Wallace, Ann alias Finlay - 30th. March 1866 aged 74 - {b.c1792} - Mother of above Elizabeth
Wallace, Samuel of Ballywatticock and Loughriescouse - 9th. January 1868 aged 84 - {b.c1784} - Father of above Elizabeth
24th. August 1868 - The Will (with one Codicil) of Samuel Wallace late of Loughreys Co.Down Farmer deceased who died 9 January 1868 at same place was proved at Belfast by the oaths of James Finlay of Newtownards Merchant and William John Wallace of Ballygrainey (Hollywood) Farmer both in said County the Executors. - Wife Ann Finlay - Effects under £200
Wallace, Ann - 14th. April 1895 aged 73 - {b.c1822} - Daughter of above Ann and Samuel
Wallace, Elizabeth (sic) - 24th. October 1902 aged 84 - {b.c1818} - Daughter of above Ann and Samuel

Wallace, Robert of Drumawhey - 26th. July 1822 aged 70 - {b.c1752}
Magee, Susanna nee Wallace - 20th. May 1824 aged 72 - {b.c1752} - Wife to above Robert and daughter of Hance Wallace
Wallace, Hance "Hans" - 8th. June 1854 aged 63 - {b.c1781} - Son of above Robert and Susanna
Wallace, Margaret - 14th. September 1859 aged 17 - {b.c1842} - Daughter to above Robert and Susanna
Wallace, Robert - 16th. April 1862 aged 27 - {b.c1835} - Son of above Hance Wallace
30th. October 1862 - The Will of Robert Wallace late of Drumawhy Co.Down Farmer deceased who died 15 April 1862 at same place was proved at Belfast by the oaths of James Wallace brother and Nathaniel Lewers a close friend both of Drumawhy (Newtownards) aforesaid Farmers the Executors. - His wife was Elloner - Son Robert - Sister Margaret - Effects under £50
Wallace, Letitia - 13th. February 1919 - Wife to Hugh Wallace (1919)
Wallace, Hugh - 6th. May 1919

Erected by Hugh Wallace of Ballycullen
Wallace, Elizabeth alias Hamilton - 28th. December 1824 aged 47 - {b.c1777} - Wife to above Hugh
Wallace, Hugh (The above) - 2nd. November 1835 aged 64 - {b.c1771}

Wallace, John - 1826 - A farmer of Ballywatticock - Will Probated

In high railed enclosure with Moore and McIlwrath stones.
Erected by James Wallace of Newtownards
Wallace, John of Ballysallough - 28th. August 1828 aged 38 - {b.c1790} - Brother to above James
Wallace, Mary Hill - 3rd. April 1844 aged 80 - {b.c1764} - Mother of above
McIlwrath, Thomas - 7th. August 1867 aged 29 - {b.c1838}

Wallace, Hugh - 1831 - A farmer of Ballywatticock - Will Probated

Erected in memory of James Wallace  - Of Gransha, Bangor - Movilla Cemetery
Wallace, James - 18th. April 1831
Wallace, Agnes nee Dalzell - 8th. July 18...

Erected by James Wallace of Cronstown
Wallace, James - 8th. October 1831 or 34 aged 14 - {b.c182?} - Son of above James

Erected by George Wallace  - Of Gransha, Bangor - Movilla Cemetery

Wallace, Jane alias Anderson - 10th. January 1832 aged 27 - {b.c1805} - Died Cincinnati USA

Anderson, George - 31st. July 1849 aged 29 - {b.c1820} - Son of above
Anderson, Mary - 26th. January 1860 aged 31 - {b.c1829} - Daughter of above
Anderson, James Knox - 4th. September 1874 aged 52 - {b.c1822} - @ his residence in West Hartlepool, England - Son of above
Anderson, John - 18th. November 1880 aged 70 - {b.c1810} - Son of above
Anderson, Robert - 20th. February 1894 aged 78 - {b.c1816} - Son of above

Wallace, William - 1838 - Of Ballyharry - Will Probated

Erected by Thomas Wallace
Wallace, Elenor - 11th. January 1839 aged 38 - {b.c1801} - Wife to above Thomas
Wallace, Thomas (The above) - 14th. January 1847 aged 47 - {b.c1800}

Erected by John, William and James Wallace
Wallace, Hugh - 3rd. April 1841 aged 47 - {b.c1794} - Father of above
Wallace, Isabella alias Eagleson - 3rd. May 1855 aged 66 - {b.c1789} - Mother of above
Wallace, Jane - 28th. March 1879 aged 52 - {b.c1827} - Sister to above
Wallace, Isabella - 14th. June 1879 aged 29 - {b.c1850} - daughter of above John
Wallace, Susanna - 19th. November 1881 aged 8 - {b.c1873} - Daughter of above John
Wallace, John (The above) - 9th. February 1888 aged 70 - {b.c1818}

Wallace, James of Drumawhey - 30th. June 1843 aged 74 - {b.c1769}

Wallace, Thomas - 1845 - A farmer of Killarn - Will probated

Erected by Robert Wallace of Ballyskeagh
Wallace, William - 30th. October 1845 aged 15 - {b.c1830} - Son of above Robert
Wallace, Robert (The above) - 21st. August 1848 aged 77 - {b.c1781}

Ross, Elizabeth nee Wallace - 20th. March 1848 - Wife to James Ross - In New York USA

Wallace, Hamilton Vance - 9th. January 1850 - At Davenport,  USA - Eldest son of The late Alexander Wallace of Russell Place

Erected by James Wallace of Ballywitticock
Wallace, Anna - 23rd. January 1851 aged 2 - {b.c1849} - Daughter of above James
Wallace, Euphemia - 29th. December 1856 aged 13 months - {b.c1854} - Daughter of above James
Wallace, Emily - 24th. December 1864 aged 3 - {b.c1861} - Daughter of above James
Wallace, Euphemia (sic) - 28th. May 1870 aged 12 - {b.c1858} - Daughter of above James
Wallace, Mary Jane - 1st. December 1880 aged 58 - {b.c1822} - Wife to above James
Wallace, James (The above) - 5th. April 1908 aged 94 - {b.c1812}
Wallace, William J. - 17th. February 1928 - Son of above James and Husband to Elizabeth

Moore, Elinor nee Wallace - 5th. May 1856 aged 68 - {b.c1788} - Wife of James Wallace a merchant of Newtownards
Wallace, James a merchant of Newtownards - 14th. February 1858 aged 60 - {b.c1798}
29th. March 1858 - The Will of James Wallace late of Newtownards in the County of Down Merchant deceased who died 13 February 1858 at same place was proved at Belfast by the oaths of Eleanor Wallace Spinster William Waugh Grocer and James Patton Watchmaker all of Newtownards aforesaid the Executors. - Had a sister Eliza - Effects under £4,000
The sum of £750 from this will was used by the benefactors to pay for the construction of Greenwell Street Presby. Church

Erected by Nathaniel Wallace of Hayfield...?
Wallace, John - 13th. June 1857 aged 4 months - {b.1857} - Son of above
Wallace, Eleanor - 1st. June 1865 aged 3 - {b.c1862} - Daughter of above
Wallace, Catherine - 10th. August 1879 aged 20 - {b.c1859} - Daughter of above
Wallace, Nathaniel (The above) - 12th. November 1884 aged 64 - {b.c1820}
Bell, Mary Elizabeth alias Wallace - 20th. January 1889 aged 40 - {b.c1849} - Eldest daughter of above and wife to John Bell
Wallace, Catherine - 24th. December 1913 aged 91 - {b.c1822} - Wife to the above Nathaniel
Wallace, Jane - 12th. October 1936 aged 88 - {b.c1848} - Daughter of the above
Wallace, Anna - 7th. January 1939 aged 79 - {b.c1760} - Daughter of the above

Stone erected by her husband Patrick Wallace of Whitespots H
Wallace, Eliza - 6th. December 1859 aged 47 years - {b.c1812}

Erected by Agnes Boal Dalzell - Movilla Cemetery

Dalzell, Andrew - 25th. May 1860 aged 48 - {b.c1812} -Husband to above - Died at Philladelphia, USA

Dalzell, Margaret Beaumont - 2nd. March 1881 aged 25 - {b.c1856} - Daughter of above
Wallace, Thomas - 15th. December 1888 aged 28 - {b.c1860} - Son-in-Law to above
Dalzell, Jane - 6th. March 1890 aged 36 - {b.c1854} - Daughter of above
Wallace, Amelia Boal Dalzell - 19th. February 1893 aged 32 - {b.c1861} - Wife to Thomas
Wallace, Maggie Dalzell - 17th. August 1899 aged 13 - {b,c1886} - Grand Daughter to above
Boal, Agnes - 8th. June 1906 aged 29 - {b.c1877} - Wife to Alfred Boal

Erected by Margaret  Wallace
Wallace, John - 16th. August 1860 aged 37 - {b.c1823} - A baker and husband to above
25th. October 1867 - Letters of Administration of the personal estate of John Wallace late of Newtownards in the County of Down Baker Grocer and Farmer deceased who died 14 August 1860 at same place were granted at Belfast to Margaret Wallace of Newtownards aforesaid the Widow of said deceased. - Effects under £800

Erected by Hugh Wallace of Whitespots
Wallace, Margaret alias McGimpsey - 24th. January 1863 aged 70 - {b.c1793} - Wife to above
Wallace, Hugh (The above) - 2nd. April 1880 aged 87 - {b.c1793}
Wallace, Robert -16th. July 1888 aged 70 - {b.c1818} - Son of above
Wallace, Jane - 24th. May 1891 aged 70 - {b.c1821} - daughter of above

Doggart, Elizabeth (Nee McDonald) - 16th. February 1863 aged 75 years - {b.c1788} - (Mother of Arthur Doggart) H

Wallace, Ann alias Finlay - 30th. March 1866 aged 74 - {b.c1792} - Wife to Samuel Wallace

Erected by William Wallace - Movilla Cemetery
Wallace, James Magee - 12th. May 1868 aged 41 - {b.c1827} - A farmer of Drumawhey and father of above
7th. May 1869 - The Will of James Magee Wallace late of Drumawhey Co.Down Farmer deceased who died 12 May 1868 at same place was proved at Belfast by the oath of Ellen Wallace of Drumawhey (Newtownards) aforesaid the Widow and Executrix. - Father-in-Law was William McGimpsey - Late brother was Robert - Executors Alexander Crawford and William Martin - Effects under £200 - Image

Wallace, Eleanor nee McGimpsey - 9th. December 1907 aged 79 - {b.c1828} - Wife to above James Magee Wallace - Mother of William

Wallace, Sarah nee Moore - 24th. October 1870 aged 44 - Died @ Manchester, Scott. Illinois USA - {Wife to John Wallace} Wallace, James - 14th. March 1872 aged 19 - Died @ Manchester, Scott. Illinois USA Wallace, Elizabeth - 8th. May 1875 aged 20 - Died @ Manchester, Scott. Illinois USA Wallace, John - 5th. September 1875 aged 63 - Died @ Manchester, Scott. Illinois USA Wallace, Andrew - 30th. May 1889 aged 28 - Died @ Manchester, Scott. Illinois USA Wallace, Mary - 21st. May 1892 aged 28 - Wife to Charles Hubble Wallace, John Alexander - 28th. December 1936 aged 69 - Died @ Alton, Madison.. Illinois USA - Husband to Eliza Maude Ebey Wallace, Nathaniel Moore - 11th. March 1944 aged 80 - Died @ Winchester, Scott. Illinois USA - Husband to Norah Belle Clark of Illinois

Russell, Jane alias Wallace - 15th. December 1871 aged 66 - {b.c1805} - Wife to Samuel Russell (1869)

Wallace, Jane - 26th. June 1878 - A spinster
16th. May 1879 - Letters of Administration of the personal estate of Jane Wallace late of Newtownards Co.Down Spinster deceased who died 26 June 1878 at same place were granted at Belfast to Agnes Wallace of Newtownards Spinster a Sister of said deceased. - Effects under £100

Erected by Robert Wallace of Drumawhey - Movilla Cemetery - Possibly lived on a property called "Millhead"
Wallace, Robert - 15th. April 1882 - Father of above
Wallace, Eleanor - 6th. February 1897 aged 64 - {b.c1835} - Mother of above
Wallace, David Hugh - 4th. February 1918 - Son of above
Wallace, William Thomas - 28th. November 1935 - Son of above
Wallace Sarah Jane - 17th. December 1940 aged 67 - {b.c1873} - Wife to above
Wallace, Robert - 13th. October 1948 aged 87 - {b.c1861}

Erected by Samuel Wallace of Newtownards - H
Sinclair, Mary nee Wallace - 16th. February 1887 aged 74 - {b.c1813} - Sister of above
Wallace, Samuel - 18th. March 1893 aged 75 - {b.c1818} - The above
Wallace, Sarah - 19th. August 1896 aged 44 - {b.c1852} - Daughter of above

In memory of James Wallace - Of Cunningburn - Movilla Cemetery
Wallace, James - 3rd. August 1892 aged 76 - {b.c1816}
Wallace, Isabella Warden - 30th. July 1904 aged 47 - {b.c1857} - Daughter of above
Wallace, James - 24th. February 1906 aged 46 - {b.c1860} - Son of above
Wallace, Jane nee Ditty - 2nd. June 1907 aged 80 - {b.c1827} - Wife to above James {1816}
Wallace, Elizabeth - 8th. June 1931 aged 70 - {b.c1861} - Daughter of above
Wallace, William - 27th. September 1941 aged 88 - {b.c1853} - Son of above

Erected by Mary Wallace - Of Ballymoney - Movilla Cemetery
Wallace, Hugh - 16th. February 1893 aged 76 - {b.c1817} - Husband to above
Wallace, Mary - 6th. January 1898 aged 74 - {b.c1824} - The above
Inscribed on same stone by Rebecca Clark
Houston, Mary Jane - 17th. July 1922 aged 39 - {b.c1883} - Daughter of above Rebecca

Wallace, Ellen Sophia - 1902 aged 69 - {b.c1833} - A spinster

Erected by William Wallace of Ballyhenney - H
Wallace James - 24th. August 1906 aged 82 - {b.c1824} - Father of above
Wallace, Jane - 25th. August 1908 aged 81 - {b.c1827} - Mother of above
Wallace, William - 20th. June 1913 aged 52 - {b.c1861} - The above
Wallace, James - February 1935 - Grandson to above and son of James 1st. March 1935
Wallace, James - 1st. March 1935 aged 68 - {b.c1867} - Brother to the above
Wallace, Isabella - November 1940 - Grandaughter to above and daughter of James 1st. March 1935
Wallace, Agnes - 30th. December 1950 aged 87 - {b.c1863} - Sister to the above William Wallace

Wallace, William - 2nd. January 1908 - Retired farmer of 10 Zion Place
29th. January 1908 - Probate of the Will of William Wallace formerly of Granshaw and late of 10 Zion Place Newtownards Co.Down Retired Farmer who died 2 January 1908 at 10 Zion Place Newtownards aforesaid granted at Belfast to William Thomas Martin Farmer of Loughries. - Effects £438-16s-4d
Also mentioned his nephew Hugh Wallace, brother John Wallace and Johns son James, Johns daughter Ellen

Wallace, Minnie - 22nd. November 1913 - A widow of Ballyhinny
22nd. May 1914 - Probate of the Will of Minnie Wallace late of Ballyhinney Newtownards Co.Down Widow who died 22 November 1913 at Loughries Newtownards granted at Belfast to Henry Patton and Samuel Patton Farmers. - Effects £970

Wallace, Robert H. - WW1

Wallace, Robert - Tuesday March .. 1915 aged 74 - {b.c1840} - Husband to Mary Carroll - Son of Robert Wallace and Isabella Carroll

Wallace, William J. - 22nd. January 1917 aged 82 - {b.c1834} -  - Husband to ? - Son of Robert Wallace and Isabella Carroll - Died @ Brooklyn, Kings.New Youk

Wallace, Susanna - 1916 aged 78 - {b.c1838}

Wallace, Anna Jane - 1917 aged 50 - {b.c1867} - Of Loughriescouse

Wallace, Col.Sgt.Major R.H. - 18th. August 1917 - Of John Street - Royal North Down Rifles - see inset

Wallace, Jane  - 28th. March 1918 aged 92 - Widow of Robert Scott - Daughter of David Wallace of Ballyhenny
David the father had died at Montreal, Canada

Wallace, Letitia - 1919 aged 77 - {b.c1842} - Wife to Hugh Wallace

Erected by Letitia Wallace of Drumawhey - H
Wallace, John - 13th. April 1920 - Uncle to above
Wallace, Hans - 6th. September 1936 - A farmer of Drumawhey and Brother to above - Struck by racing car driven by Jackie Chambers in Church Street during the Ards T.T.
20th. October 1936 - Wallace, Hans of Drumawhy Newtownards Co.Down farmer died 5 September 1936 at the Ards District Hospital Newtownards Co.Down Administration Belfast 20 October to Letitia Wallace spinster. Effects £145.
Wallace, Letitia - 3rd. June 1955 - The above - Daughter of Hugh and Letitia Wallace

Wallace, Margaret - 5th. December 1932 - A spinster of Loughriescouse
24th. January 1933 - Wallace Margaret of Loughrescouse Newtownards Co.Down spinster died 5 December 1932 Probate Belfast 24 January to Anna McKee married woman. Effects £10.

Wallis, Zilla Cecilia - 19th. October 1936 - A widow of Bowtown
19th. February 1937 - Letters of Administration of the personal estate of Jane Wallace late of Newtownards Co.Down Spinster deceased who died 26 June 1878 at same place were granted at Belfast to Agnes Wallace of Newtownards Spinster a Sister of said deceased. - Effects £10-2s-2d

Wallace, Agnes - 15th. May 1940 - A spinster of 120 Mill Street
25th. April 1941 - Wallace Agnes of 120 Mill Street Newtownards Co.Down spinster died 15 May 1940 Administration Belfast 25 April to Eleanor Wallace spinster. Effects £635.

Wallace, Mary Margaretta - 27th. October 1941 - A spinster of Ballyalton
10th. February 1942 - Wallace, Mary Margretta of 40 Indiana Avenue Belfast and of Ballyalton Newtownards Co.Down spinster died 27 October 1941 at Ards District Hospital Newtownards Probate Belfast 10 February to Mary Gertrude McMaster spinster. Effects £637-10s-2d.

Wallace, Emily Angelina - 30th. November 1944 aged 73 - Daughter of Samuel Wallace and Ann Moore and wife to Gilbert Boyle Vance of Cumberland, England - Died Winnipeg, Canada

Wallace, Elizabeth Joan - 2nd. January 1945 aged 5 years - H
Wallace, John - 12th. August 1993 aged 90 - {b.c1903} - Father of above Elizabeth Joan
Wallace, Ethel - 28th. January 2006 aged 95 - {b.c1901} - Mother of above Elizabeth Joan

Wallace, Elizabeth - February 1960 aged 81 - {b.c1879}
Wallace, Sarah "Sadie" - 6th. August 1984 aged 77 - {b.c1907}

Wallace, Susanna - 19th. November 1965 - Wife to Robert Wallace
Wallace, Robert - 1st. April 1970 - Husband to above

Wallace, Agnes - 22nd. October 1968 aged 44 - {b.c1922}
Wallace, William - 29th. March 1989 aged 67 - {b.c1922} - Husband to above

Wallace, George - 11th. July 1971

Erected by Clifdford L.Wallace - Movilla Cemetery
Wallace, Lewis Savage - 29th. October 1971 - Father of above
Wallace, Florence Montgomery - 10th. November 1972 - Mother of above

Wallace, Robert James - 15th. March 1973
Wallace, Margaret - 11th. April 1981 - Wife to above

Wallace, Catherine - 20th. September 1975
Wallace, Frederick - 10th. January 1981 - Husband to above

Wallace, Arabella - 12th. March 1985 - Movilla Cemetery
Wallace, Joan Camble - 5th. June 1989 - Daughter of above
Wallace, John - 22nd. June 1991 - Husband to above
Wallace, Hugh - 9th. December 2000 - Son of above

Wallace, John - 9th. November 1994

Wallace, Mary - c1828 - Married John McCann

Wallace, Hance - 1834 - Married .............. - Died 8th. June 1854 see above

Wallace, Robert of Ballyharry then Cronstown - 13th. February 1834 - (Father ....) - Married Isabella Cairns of Cronstown
Witnesses were Jane Kyle and Thomas Moore and Isaac Milliken @ 1st.Presbyterian

Wallace, Samuel of Ballyhenney - 8th. April 1842 - {Father Alexander Wallace} - Married Elizabeth Robinson
Witnesses were Robert Wallace and John Mitchell

Wallace, William - 16th. August 1842 - Married Catherine Anne Moore a widow nee McMeekan - (Father William McMeekan)

Wallace, Thomas a dealer - 10th. October 1845 - {Father William Wallace a dealer} - Married Mary Jane Gilbraith
Witnesses were Susanna and Henry Gilbraith

Wallis, Hester - 27th. November 1845 - Married Robert McMurray

Wallace, Mary a dressmaker of High Street - 22nd. December 1845 aged 18 - {Father Thomas Wallace a farmer} - Married Cornelius Duncan Witnesses were John and Henrietta Brown and James Duncan

Wallace, William - 29th. December 1845 - Married Mary Jane Stitt

Wallace, William a watchmaker - 31st. August 1846 - {Father Joseph Wallace an innkeeper} - Married Margret Campbell a seamstress - {Father Charles Campbell an architect}
Witnessed by William Campbell and Mary Wallace @ St.Marks Church of Ireland

Wallace, John - 24th. September 1846 - Married Margaret Crofford

Wallace, Jane - 25th. December 1847 aged 19 - {b.c1828} - {Father William Wallace} - Married Andrew Stitt - {Father John Stitt}

Nicholson, Margaret a widow nee Wallace - 9th. October 1848 - {Father John Wallace} - Married Thomas Boyes a widower and labourer - {Father William Boyes}
Witnessed by Mary Young and William McKimm @ St.Marks - Both Groom and Bride made their mark ... could not write

Wallace, John a farmer of Loughriescouse and Drumawhey - 4th. May 1849 - {Father James Wallace a farmer} - Married Sarah Moore
Witnesses were Andrew Moore and Sarah Rankin

Wallace, John a grocer of Castle Street - 20th. November 1849 - {Father John Wallace a farmer} - Married Margaret Reid
Witnesses were James Anderson and Thomas Bowman

Wallace, James - 27th. November 1850 - {Father James Wallace} - Married Ellen Jane Hughes - {Father John Hughes}

Wallace, Robert - 30th. November 1850 - {Father Alexander Wallace} - Married Margaret Wightman - {Father John Weightman}

Wallace, Mary - 13th. March 1851 aged 24 - {b.c1827} - {Father Hugh Wallace} - Married John Campbell - {Father HUgh Campbell}

Wallace, Sarah a widow nee White - 12th. May 1851 aged 33 - {Father George White} - Married John Robson

Wallace, James Magee a farmer of Drumawhey and Loughriescouse - 17th. October 1851 - {Father Hans Wallace a farmer} - Married Ellenor McGimpsey - {Father William McGimpsey}
Witnesses were Robert McBratney and Agnes Robinson

Wallace, Samuel a farmer of Cronstown - 28th. October 1851 aged 35 - {Father James Wallace a farmer} - Married Elizabeth Eddy - {Father John Eddy}
Witnesses were John Wallace and Robert Eddy

Wallace, James - 14th. November 1851 aged 29 - {b.c1822} - {Father John Wallace} - Married Margaret Brown aged 20 - {Father Hugh Brown}

Wallace, Thomas a stonecutter - 29th. May 1852 - {Father Thomas Wallace a shoemaker} - Married Margret Munce - {Father James Munce}
Witnesses were David Munn and Margaret Boyd

Wallace, Martha - 3rd. July 1852 aged 20 - {b.c1832} - {Father Owen Wallace} - Married Edward Atchison aged 24 - {Father William Atchison}

Wallace, John - 11th. September 1852 aged 21 - {b.c1831} - {Father John Wallace} - Married Nancy Harper a widow nee Tosh aged 30 - {Father John Tosh}

Wallace, Robert a merchant - 23rd. November 1852 - {Father John Wallace a farmer} - Married Catherine Gamble - {Father James Gamble}
Witnesses were Mathew Moreland and James Patton

Wallace, Mary of Cronstown - 28th. January 1853 - {Father James Wallace a farmer} - Married George Sinclair - {Father Robert Sinclair}
Witnesses were James Reid and John Wallace

Wallace, James a weaver of Loughriescouse - 1st. July 1854 - {Father Robert Wallace a weaver} - Married Martha McDonald - {Father William McDonald}
Witnesses were Lucius Crymble and Roger McDonald

Wallace, Jane - 17th. October 1854 - {Father James Wallace} - Married Thomas Fitzgerald - {Father Thomas Fitzgerald}

Wallace, William - 17th. October 1854 - {Father William Wallace} - Married Mary McGimpsey - {Father William McGimpsey}

Wallace, James a farmer of Cunningburn - 9th. February 1855 - {Father James Wallace a farmer} - Married Jane Ditty aged 26 - {Father William Ditty of Ballyalicock} - {Mother Mary McBlain}
Witnesses were David Warden and Mary Ditty

Wallace, John - 10th. February 1855 - {Father James Wallace} - Married Mary McClimont - {Father Samuel McClimont}

Wallace, Emily of Loughriescouse - 30th. March 1855 - {Father Samuel Wallace a farmer} - Married Robert Gibson Pettigrew of Holywood - {Father Robert Pettigrew/Pettigrew}
Witnesses were Andrew Bowden and Samuel Wallace

Wallace, John a farmer of Cronstown - 15th. May 1855 - {Father James Wallace a farmer} - Married Mary Jane Boyd - {Father John Boyd}
Witnesses were Ann Wallace and John Kennedy

Wallace, Agnes of Whitespots - 24th. August 1855 aged 18 - {b.c1837} - {Father Hugh Wallace a farmer} - Married Hugh Brown - {Father William Brown} Witnesses were William Brown and Catherine McGimpsey

Wallace, Jane a servant - 14th. May 1856 - {Father David Wallace a farmer} - Married Robert Scott - {Father John Scott} Witnesses were Lucius Crymble and James Skillin

Wallace, Jane - 31st. May 1856 - {Father Robert Wallace} - Married William George - {Father William George}

Wallace, Eliza - 7th. October 1856 - {Father James Wallace a farmer} - Married James McCully Johnston a widower - {Father James Cowan Johnston} Witnesses were Dorothea Davidson and Alexander Boyle

Wallace, Nancy - 9th. December 1856 - {Father Andrew Wallace} - Married Robert Moore a farmer of Greengraves - {Father Thomas Moore} Witnessed by Robert Robinson and Sarah Walllace @ 1st.Presbyterian

Wallace, Patrick - 29th. January 1857 aged 22 - {b.c1835} - {Father William Wallace} - Married Mary Jane Warden aged 23 - {Father John Warden}

Wallace, Hugh - 5th. February 1857 - {Father David Wallace} - Married Mary Robson - {Father Hugh Robson}

Wallace, James a farmer of Ballyhenny - 27th. February 1857 - {Father Hugh Wallace a farmer} - Married Jane Barr - {Father James Barr
Witnesses were James Skillin and William Wallace

Wallace, Robert a farmer - 20th. March 1857 - {Father Hans Wallace a farmer} - Married Eleanor Goudy of Drumawhy - {Father Nathaniel Goudy}
Witnesses were John McBratney and Catherine McGimpsey

Wallace, William - 2nd. September 1857 aged 33 - {b.c1824} - {Father James Wallace} - Married Elizabeth McCullagh a widow nee Wilson - {Father John Wilson}

Wallace, Mary of Loughriescouse - December 1857 - {Father Samuel Wallace a farmer} - Married Andrew Bowden - {Father William Bowden} Witnesses were Samuel Wallace and Robert Gibson Pettigrew

Wallace, Margaret - 4th. November 1858 - {Father James Wallace a farmer} - Married Charles McCutcheon - {Father James McCutcheon} Witnesses were William Wallace and Sarah Jane Simpson

Wallace, John a stone cutter - 18th. February 1859 - {Father Thomas Wallace a shoemaker} - Married Jane Smylie - {Father William Smilie
Witnesses were Robert Wallace and Mary Moore

Wallace, Agnes - 1st. April 1859 - {Father James Wallace a stonemason} - Married James McCormack - {Father Samuel McCormack} Witnesses were James Skillin and Ellen A. McCormack

Wallace, Agnes - 29th. October 1859 aged 23 - {b.c1836} - {Father Alexander Wallace} - Married John McClatchy - {Father John McClatchy}

Wallace, Eleanor - 11th. May 1860 - {Father James Wallace a merchant of High Street, Newtownards} - Married Rev. William McIlwrath - (Father Hugh or William McIlwrath) Witnessed by Eliza Jane Moore and William Waugh @ Bangor 2nd. Presbyterian To view correspondence between Eleanor are her friends overseas click HERE It was in the rear of his father-in-laws house on High Street that Rev.William began his ministry before moving to Greenwell Street

Wallace, Henry a stone cutter - 21st. May 1860 - {Father Thomas Wallace a shoemaker} - Married Margaret Barron - {Father Leonard Barron}
Witnesses were Thomas Dollaughen and Margaret Johnston

Wallace, James Hesley - 17th. November 1860 aged 26 - {Father James Wallace} - Married Anna Maria McDonald - {Father John McDonald}

Wallace, Matilda - 25th. March 1861 aged 25 - {b.c1836} - {Father William Wallace} - Married Hugh Munn aged 27 - {Father John Munn}

Wallace, Mary - 25th. December 1861 aged 23 - {b.c1838} - {Father Robert Wallace} - Married Hugh McCutcheon aged 27 - {Father John McCutcheon}

Wallace, Matthew - 28th. December 1863 - Married Elizabeth Martin

Wallace, Anna - 28th. July 1864 aged 33 - {b.c1831}- {Father  James Wallace} - Married John Beckett a widower aged 40 - {Father Robert Beckett}

Wallace, Margaret - 30th. August 1864 - {Father Hugh Wallace a farmer} - Married James Mawhinney - {Father James Mawhinney} Witnesses were John McWhinney and Sarah Rankin

Wallace, Samuel - 2nd. March 1865 - {Father Samuel Wallace} - Married Ann Moore - {Father Thomas Moore}

Wallace, Susanna of Drumawhey - 5th. July 1866 - {Father Hans Wallace a farmer} - Married John Magee - {Father John McGee}
Witnesses were Hugh Wallace and Letitia Patton

Wallace, John - 13th. December 1866 - Married Susanna Lowry
Witnessed by Catherine Nelson and Andrew Rankin

Wallace, Thomas - 23rd. January 1868 - {Father James Wallace} - Married Sarah McGimpsey - {Father Robert McGimpsey}

Wallace, Hugh a farmer of Drumawhey and Loughriescouse - 23rd. April 1869 - {Father Hans Wallace a farmer} - Married Letitia Patton
Witnesses were Matthew McKee and Jane Wallace

Wallace, Jane of Drumawhey - 14th. June 1869 - {Father Hans Wallace a weaver} - Married Mathew McKee
Witnesses were Hugh Wallace and Letitia Wallace nee Patton

Wallace, Sarah of Whitespots - 30th. March - 1871 - {Father Hugh Wallace a farmer} - Married Patrick Adams
Witnesses were Andrew Adams and Sarah Ann McGimpsey

Wallace, Agnes of Drumawhey - 22nd. May 1871 - {Father Hans Wallace a farmer} - Married William Robinson
Witnesses were Wallace and Jane McKee

Wallace, Margaret a widow nee Baron - 9th. July 1872 - {Father Lucas Baron a labourer} - Married John Adair
Witnesses were James and Margaret Skilling

Wallace, Robert - 7th. September 1873 aged 31 - {b.c1842} - {Son of Robert Wallace and Isabella Carroll of Newtownards} - Married Mary Carroll - {Daughter of John Carroll and Anna Boyd} of Newtownards @ Brooklyn, Kings. New York

Wallace, Alice of East Street - 20th. November 1877 - {Father Thomas Wallace} - Married Samuel Lightbody - Regst. Office

Wallace, Martha - 4th.qtr.1883 - Married ..................

Wallace, margaret Ann of Loughriescouse - 20th. November 1885 - Married John Robinson of Loughriescouse

Wallace, Martha - 18th. May 1887 - Married Andrew McBratney

Wallace, Eleanor of Drumawhey - 8th. October 1887 - {Father James Wallace a farmer} - Married Robert John McGimpsey
Witnesses were John Fairfield and Maggie McGimpsey

Wallace, Agnes Mary of Drumawhey - 13th. August 1890 - {Father James Magee Wallace a farmer} - Married Samuel White
Witnesses were William John McBratney and Agnes White

Wallace, Martha Mary of Cunningburn - 22nd. July 1891 - {Father James Wallace a farmer} - Married John Warden a farmer of Cunningburn - {Father James Warden a farmer} Witnesses were George Warden and Jane A. Wallace @ Gilnahirk Presbyterian Church

Wallace, Robert a farmer of Drumawhey and Loughriescouse - 17th. November 1892 - {Father Robert Wallace a farmer} - Married Sarah Jane McGimpsey
Witnesses were James and Isabella Gow McCutcheon

Wallace, Ellen Jane - 19th. April 1893 - {Father James Wallace a farmer of Ballyhenny} - Married Thomas Patton a farmer of Kilbright
Witnesses were William Wallace and Minnie Patton

Wallace, Emely Angelina - 1894 - {Father Samuel Wallace} - Married Gilbert Boyle Vance of Cumberland, England

Wallace, William - 1894 - Married Sarah ?

Wallace, Maggie - 19th. August 1896 - {Father Hugh Wallace a farmer of Drumawhey} - Married James McKee Witnesses were Samuel Brown and Ann Wallace

Wallace, Mary - 28th. April 1897 - {Father Hugh Wallace a farmer of Drumawhey} - Married William Brown Witnesses were George Wallace and Tebora Brown

Wallace, James - 31st. May 1899 aged 25 - {Father John Wallace} - Married Catherine Coulter aged 22 - {Father William Coulter}
Witnessed by Robert Irvine and Annabella Caughey

Wallace, Martha - 3rd.qtr.1901 - Married ..................

Wallace, Amelia - 1908 - Married ..................

Wallace, Martha - 1st.qtr.1909 - Married ..................

Wallace, James - 25th. September 1909 - Married Agnes McCullough

Wallace, Rose - 1910 - Married Thomas McClenaghan - @ St. Marks

Rose married THomas McClenaghan in 1910
Vernon Moore

Wallace, William L. - 24th. March 1921 - Married Mary Wightman a typist of 25 Mary Street - {Father Robert Wightman a coach smith}
Witnesses were John K. Wallace and Elizabeth Wightman

Wallace, Joan - 20th. November 1947 - {Father John Henry Wallace - Mother Arabella Gill} - Married Clifford Gamble of New York USA

Wallace, James - 6th. December 1766 - Member of Newtownards Freemasons Lodge No. 447

Wallace, Henry - 21st. April 1789 - Appears on Land Registry Doc.
Wallace, Henry - 3rd. August 1790 - Registered a freehold in Newtownards

Wallace, John - 7th. October 1790 - Ballyskeagh and Conway Square

Wallace, William - 1798 - A labourer of Ballycullen - Witness at the trial of Henry Ferguson of Ballyrogan

Wallace, John a shopkeeper - 25th. April 1799
McGOWAN-WALLACE
Btw William McGOWAN of Bangor. Co. Down, butcher &  John WALLACE of Newtownards, Down, shopkeeper,  transfer of field commonly called Brickfield near to Newtwonards on which an orchard had formerly been planted  and two little houses  at the end thereof Bounded on the east by Mr. Robert mcCULLY’s field and also on the North field occupied by Hans LOGAN on the west by the road leading to said LOGAN’s field and on the south by William DUGGAN’s garden.

Wallace, Alexander - 1810 - Subscribed to a book of poetry by Andrew McKenzie

Wallace, Hans - 1810 - Of Drumawhey - Subscribed to a book of poetry by Andrew McKenzie

Wallace, Hugh - 1810 - Of Ballywatticock - Subscribed to a book of poetry by Andrew McKenzie

Wallace, Alexander - 1814 - Appointed as a Juror of the Court

Wallace, Hugh - 22nd. August 1816 - Of Drumawhey - Will probated

Wallace, Alexander - 15th. February 1819 - Registered a freehold in Conway Square

Wallace, Alexander - 1824 - Proprietor of the Kings Arms Inn

Wallace, Eliza - 1824 - A grocer

Wallace, James - 1824 - A grocer

Wallace, Robert - 1824 - A watchmaker

Wallace, Robert - 19th. July 1824 - Registered a freehold in Newtownards Corporation - landlord Stewart Osborne Esq. - Freehold forever

Wallace, Hannah - 12th. June 1827 - Convicted of robbery and sentenced to 7 years transportation to Australia with co-defendant John Baxter

Wallace, Alexander - 14th. July 1829 - Paid £20 to the Londonderry Estate

Wallace, Robert - 29th. June 1831 - Registered a freehold in Newtownards Corporation

Wallace, Hugh - 1835 - Will probated - Executor was M. McCann

Wallace, S. - 1836 - Leased 11 acres in Loughriescouse

Wallace, William - 1838 - Will probated, Executor was J.Wallace

Wallace, Hugh & Co. - 11th. January 1844~30th. January 1844 - Registered design #15171 for 10 fabrics
Wallace, Hugh & Co. - 30th. January 1844~22nd.February 1844 - Registered design #s 15173 to 16454
Wallace, Hugh & Co. - 7th. February 1844 - Registered a design #15971 for a collar on printed fabrics
Wallace, Hugh & Co. - 22nd. February 1844 - Registered a design #16447 for a collar on printed fabrics
Wallace, Hugh & Co. - 2nd. March 1844 - Registered design # 16694
Wallace, Hugh & Co. - 9th. March 1844 - Registered a design #16920 for a collar on printed fabrics
Wallace, Hugh & Co. - 16th. March 1844 - Registered design # 17166

Wallace, Hugh and Co. - 1846 - A sewed muslin manufacturer of Francis Street - {also Cow Lane Comber}

Wallace, Hugh - 1846 - Of Francis Street - Agent for Star Life Insurance

Wallace, James - 1846 and 1852 - A corn merchant and grocer of High Street

Wallace, John - 1846 - A grocer of Castle Street

Wallace, Joseph - 1846 - Proprietor of the Victoria Hotel on Francis Street
Wallace, Joseph - 1852 - A grocer and publican of Francis Street

Wallace, Robert - 1846 - Of Movilla Street - A cabinetmaker and upholsterer

Wallace, William - 1846 - A clock and watchmaker of Francis Street

Wallace, James - 20th. January 1849 - Accused of setting fire to haystacks

My Dearest Cousin
It would be useless for me to attempt to Describe to you my feelings on the Reception of your most affectionate letter. I felt that I was not left altogether desolate and alone in the World that there was still some near and Dear Relatives left Who sometimes thought of me For you are aware My Dear Cousin I Was an only child of A Widowed Mother who doated [doted?] on me; and Who was almost afraid for the winds of Heaven to blow upon me for I was a sickly and delicate Child from my Infancy until I was nearly gorwn [grown?] and when I Married Mr Clarke I had then two to spoil me instead of one for he was as bad in that respect as my poor mother but ah if I had but known it then it was only heaping up trouble on top of the trouble for me; for when I was deprived of them both which happened 4 years ago this month think you not I must have felt desolate indeed; and only 6 Months between their deaths, it was a dark and terrible day to me; When I lost my two best Friends, indeed I thought I could never live through it but the Lord is kind and good, he has spared me until the present time: for I was left with a large family; I have been the mother of 12 Children; 4 of them are safely housed in their Heavenly Father's Kingdom. I will now try to give you a description of my family as you have expressed a wish to hear particulary about them. My oldest son John Clarke will be 24 years of Age in July he is a Clerk in Mr John Bones Hardware Store and has been with him for the last 5 years. Although he is my child I can with all truth say he is as steady as a rock and has been so since his childhood, My poor Mother and me used to call him the Parson when he was a little fellow just growing up; he was so sedate and quiet. My next is Fanny; She has been Married a Year this Month to a Mr. Daniel, a Planter who lives about 100 & 20 [120?] Miles by Railroad from me. I can hear every other day from her if necessary which makes it very pleasant; although I miss her very much; as she was the only Female Companion I had in the House with me. Thomas Moore is My 3rd; he is named for My Dear Father; he is 21; he is also in a Hardware Store as clerk. My 4 [4th?] is a Boy about 16 he is at school on the Sandhills where We live We call him Robert Campbell for a Friend of his fathers. I have 4 little Girls. the oldest is only 10 years of age; We call her Mary Bones; for Mrs John Bones. The next is Eleanor Jane; who my Mother named for some of her Irish Relatives. The 3d [3rd?] is Sarah Adger; and the 4 [4th?] is my Baby as I call her; her name is Adeline Samuel; for her Dear Father & Myself as we never had a child named for either of us. She was Born 5 Months after My Dear Husband was laid in his Grave. I call her my little Child of Affliction. She is a great Pet with us all. So you see My Dear Cousin I have great responsibilities resting on me. The charge of so large a Family; and so many young children; But I put my trust in him who has promised in His Holy Word that those who put their trust in Him; He will not foresake: that He Will be a Father to the Fatherless and the Widows Friend Precious Promises I cling to them. And The Death of My Dear Uncle John Moore; that was a severe trial to me; for he was all the Father I ever Knew being deprived of mine before my Eyes wer [were] opened on the light of this World He died just 6 Months after My Dear Mother; so you can see I was deprived of all in a Short time of each other. Aunt Eliza Moore has a fine Family around her. her oldest son Henry has taken his fathers place in the Store and the next son John Bones is with him. Cousin Lizzie is Married to a Mr William Walton; a very fine pious young man a Lawyer. She appears to be very happy indeed. The second daughter Martha is also a very fine girl. I expect she will soon be Married if a great many Beaux is any Sign; for she has a plenty of them. Her next 2 Daughters Fanny & Mary Jane are very fine Girls. Miss Hannah Longstreet is going to accompany Mr & Mrs Bones to Ireland; she has been very unwell lately, and looks very delicate. I think the trip will be of great Service to her; Oh I often wish it was only in my Power to Pay you all a Visit; but that can never be; and without some of you visit this part of the Country. I am afraid I shall never have that Pleasure; But dearest cousin if we should never meet this side of the Grave; I trust we may all meet in that better World where parting will be no more and where all tears shall be wiped from our eyes. You all feel very near and dear to me; although seperated [separated?] at such a Distance. I often think of you and feel what would I give could I but see you all; But there is one comfort left us; we can communicate With each other by letter and I shall look forward With great Pleasure in hopes of receiving a long letter from you soon do my dear cousin write me a long letter and tell me all about your own family. it will all be interesting and gratifying to me. Do let me know if your Dear Mother was acquainted with My Mother and what relation they were to each other. You wanted to know if I could tell you anything about Uncle Isaac Moores widow I am sorry it is not in my power I have heard nothing about her of late years. And now my dear cousin I must bid you farewell. hoping that our correspondence will be continued. My family all join me in love to you and your parents
      I remain your Affectionate Cousin A [Adeline?] E Clarke

My Dear Cousin
                      I have been confined the last two months to my bed and room with my same dreadful disease the asthma. My attack this time was lighter but the cough it left me with and the effects of it has been very severe on me indeed I have been obliged to be blistered and am now so weak that I cannot get up more than part of each day. I became very much depressed about a week ago I nearly gave up hope of ever getting up again and when I looked around on my family 4 daughters and 2 sons you may judge something of my feelings. I wished it had been so that I could have went across with Mr & Mrs Bones and paid you all a Visit I think the sea voyage would do me a great deal of good and I know I would enjoy it so much
Oh my friend since I was called upon to bury my two grown children in one day I have never been the same since. My Dear John and Fannie were such comforts to me. He tried to take his fathers place in every respect he could and do everything he could to comfort me and make me feel my loss as little as possible. He fell a victim to that dreadful disease the yellow fever. He only lived 8 days from the time he was taken. My dear Fannie at the time her brother was taken was in a dying condition she had taken a violent cold and was confined before she got better of it and only lived about 8 or 9 Weeks after its birth. She went off with what is called galloping consumption. So you see my Dear Cousin my trials have been great but I try to bear them with as much christian resignation as I possibly can. Knowing that it comes from the hand of the Heavenly Father. and that he doeth all things well. I really do not remember whether I wrote you anything about their deaths or not. My 4 Daughters Mary Bone, Ellen, Sarah and Ady are all at home with me and also my youngest Son Robert Campbell who is still in Mr Bones store. My son Thomas lives in Atlanta a very thriving place in the upper part of Georgia. He got Married last Nov to a Young ........................... rest under research

Jane White from "Grose Isle", Quebec, Canada
29 June 1849

Jane White, "Grose Isle", Quebec, Canada to her friend Eleanor Wallace, Newtownards, Co. Down, Ireland. Letter describing the voyage and the duration at the quarantine station at Grosse Isle.

I am glad to inform you that we are so far on, in our long tedious journey. We are anchored at Grose Isle about 36 miles below Quebec. It is an island in the St. Lawrence; the quarantine station is here and I assure you the passengers all feel very discontented at being kept here. We have been detained since our arrival on Saturday evening and it is now Wednesday. We have had fever and smallpox on board so that is the reason. The sick persons were taken on shore in a boat to the hospital. There are a great many sheds erected in the island that have been very useful for sick persons. There was a doctor here on Sunday from shore who examined the ship and was convinced there was not any sickness among the cabin or poop cabin passengers, which is a very great blessing for us. My Mama's health is pretty good. She was very very ill since we left home greatly owing to the extremely severe heaving of the ship. No one could have any idea of the inconvenience but those who have felt it. One is so tossed about and sometimes cannot keep on their feet. There are two families from Co Antrim in the poop, besides ourselves. One room is boarded in so we are comfortable in that respect. There are two nice girls here who have kept me in company since I came here.'

'We have had many fearful days on our long voyage. It is eight weeks on Saturday last since we embarked in Belfast Lough. I could not describe to you all our perils, such fearful gales as we had, a constant succession of them I may say without erring much. One morning we had a narrow escape from being shipwrecked. There was a heavy gale set in from the north west that carried away our bulwarks, cabin skylight etc. washing two of our sailors down the main hatchway and laying our ship for a short time under water nor was she ever expecting to rise. She did rise thank God and very shortly after we picked up the crew of a schooner that the same gale had broken to pieces. She had her broadside actually driven in by the sea. Such gales are dreadful.'

'Our captain had been above 20 years at sea and confessed we had seen as much desperate weather as he had seen in his time, but I should not tire you with too long a description'.

'A great number of ships have been lost in the ice here early in the spring. One was wrecked in the gulf of St. Lawrence here during the gales. It contained four hundred passengers who all perished except one child who was picked up by a vessel passing the spot.'

'I can only say the Eliza Morrison has been slow but sure. The weather is very warm. The scenery on the banks of the river is delightful especially at this season of the year, hill and valley and beautiful towns and villages sloping to the river's edge together with fertile islands, form the most beautiful landscape I ever saw. The houses are of wood and very white. The inhabitants are mostly of French descent and speak the French language. The Roman Catholic religion is established here.'

'I saw a very pretty steam boat on Sunday afternoon last which was St John's Day. It came passed here on a pleasure excursion from Quebec, full of people gaily dressed. They stopped here and came past our ship. They were accompanied by a Masonic band and played The Trobadour, Garry Owen and other tunes. It was a very handsome sight. The day was very warm and the sun bright but it showed a very bad respect for the Lord's Day.

You would be surprised to see the number of brigs crowded here all full of emigrants from Britain and Ireland trying their fortunes in America

We are all in good health thank God. I was scarcely sea sick at all but my mama was and Abigail was very sick the first week but is quite well now and has had the offer of two or three places already ... Hope your dear mama is recovered. Tell her I will ever remember her kindness. Please give my kind love to her and to Miss Orr and if you see Miss Harriet Dobson please to tell her I am safe arrived here and please say I will write to her very shortly and give her my very kind love.

'I hope I will soon be able to send you my direction and if there are any questions you wish to ask me about the voyage, do so. I am writing but in a confused manner but I hope you will excuse me as I merely snatched the opportunity to let you know I am safely landed at last.'

The land is near. I was over in the island today and had a nice walk through the trees with my mama and dad and two young ladies. Their servant man came along with a basket so we had a sort of a picnic

Remember me to Miss Jane Gelston. Tell her I cannot give her much information about Canada yet but the time may come....


My dear friend yours ever sincerely and affectionately [signed] Jane White.'

To:  Eleanor [McIlwrath nee Wallace]         [Newtownards]         [Co.Down]         [Ireland?]

From: Jane White         Goderich         [Ontario]         [Canada] Goderich June 8th 1865

My dear Eleanor
                 I have been long in answering your kind letter, it was not want of thought I assure you, I am daily thinking of you, and anxious to know of your welfare, I kept putting off in a procrastinating manner, nor has there been wanting a certain share of worldly trouble to damp the mind to a certain carelessness, but of that you do not have a share I am happy to know, this War on the other side has affected this side too very much, but it is over now, so I suppose we may look for good prospects now, Goderich was so much deserted, there was no letting property for anything like value, this town was troubled greatly the shipping interest is so knocked up, but still the town will recover, in the midst of difficulties we do not owe one penny, so that is fortunate. I suppose you are surprised at the Assassination of President Lincoln, the news arrived here next day, he should not have entered a theatre on the night of Good Friday, but he was a person greatly respected and regretted, Booth was surely a very outlandish brutal character. We had a steady cold winter, but not such cold as the winter before, the weather is warm and pleasant now the Queen's Birthday was rather a failure, it rained from about 11 o'clock in the forenoon until the evening, it cleared up then, and the people came driving in from the country and making a stir, some fireworks were let off, the -allithumpians [Callithumpians?] enlivened the scene in the forenoon before the rain came. There was a great panic here about Christmas last the time the raiders came across, it was supposed all or nearly all the able-bodied men would be marched off to the frontier to meet the American invasion, this would not have suited their wives and families, but none were taken from this town for that purpose, the Volunteers are still drilling yet, I never care for looking at them, as I do not understand military movements, but my father knows every movement. This is still a Southern place, there was no public sympathy for the assassination of the President, but a number of other towns sympathised greatly, the new President seems to be harder, stiffer character not so amiable as Lincoln, but a firm, honest man, I am afraid they will hang Jeff Davis. the Fenians are making a fuss now-a-days, the Canadians are afraid of them last winter I,
[Remainder of letter is missing]

Wallace, Robert - 10th. October 1850 - Will probated

Wallace, Eliza - 7th. January 1852 - Newtownards Petty Sessions - Victim of a theft - James Robinson the guilty party given 1 month imprisonment

Wallace, John - 1852 - A grocer and corn merchant of High Street

Wallace, James Magee - 26th. February 1853 - Witness to the marriage of Hugh Robson and Anna Arnott

Wallace, James - 30th. November 1857 - A Merchant

Wallace, Robert Esq. - 6th. February 1857 - Will probated

Wallace, James - 22nd. June 1857 - Of Drumawhey - Will probated

Wallace, Agnes - 1863~1868 - At 43 Movilla Street - Leased a house from William Bailie

Wallace, Alexander - 1863 - Of Ballyhenny - Leased a house and 14 acres from the Marquis of Londonderry

Wallace, Andrew - 1863 - Of Drumawhey - Leased a house and 28 acres from the Marquis of Londonderry

Wallace, James - 1863 - Leased out a house and small garden to Margaret Beatty Of Cunningburn

Wallace, James - 1863 - Of Ballyblack - Leased a house and 18 acres from the Marquis of Londonderry

Wallace, James - 1863 - Of Drumawhey - Leased a house and 11 acres from the Marquis of Londonderry

Wallace, James Jnr. - 1863 - Of Drumawhey - Leased a house and 27 acres from the Marquis of Londonderry

Wallace, James - 1863 - Of Cunningburn - Leased a house,office,flax mill and 51 acres from the Marquis of Londonderry
Wallace, James - 1863 - Of Cunningburn - Leased out 5 houses
One of which was to Hugh Armour

Wallace, James - 1863 - Of Ballyhenny - Leased a house and 23 acres from the Marquis of Londonderry
Wallace, James - 1863 - Of Ballyhenny - Leased out a house to Jane Wallace

Wallace, James - 1863 - Of Loughriescouse - Leased 3 acres from the Marquis of Londonderry

Wallace, Jane - 1863 - In Little Francis Street - Leased out a house,office,yard and garden to Gawn Montgomery

Wallace, John - 1863 - Leased a property #24 Ann Street to Sarah Scott
Wallace, John - 1863 - Leased a property #25 Ann Street to David Girvin

Wallace, John - 1863 - Of Drumawhey - Leased a house and 21 acres from the Marquis of Londonderry
Wallace, John - 1863 - Of Drumawhey - Leased out a house to William Martin

Wallace, John - 1863 - Of Loughriescouse - Leased 19 acres from the Marquis of Londonderry
Wallace, John - 1863 - Of Loughriescouse - Leased out 3 houses
One of which was to John Taylor
One of which was to James Arnet
One of which was to Samuel Patton

Wallace, John N. - 1863 - Leased out a house,offices,yard and garden #104 Movilla Street to Alexander and Samuel Boyle

Wallace, Margaret - 1863 - Of Drumawhey - Leased a house and 15 acres from the Marquis of Londonderry
Wallace, Margaret and Robert - 1863 - Of Drumawhey - Leased a house and 17 acres from the Marquis of Londonderry

Wallace, Margaret - 1863 - Of High Street - Leased a house and offices from the Marquis of Londonderry

Wallace, Margaret - 1863 - At 92 Movilla Street - Leased a house and yard from the Marquis of Londonderry

Wallace, Matthew - 1863 - Of Bootown - Leased a house from Robert Jamison

Wallace, Robert - 1863 - Of Bootown - Leased a house and forge from Robert Ferguson

Wallace, Robert - 1863 - In Drumawhey - Leased 6 acres from the Marquis of Londonderry

Wallace, Roseanna - 1863 - Of Conway Square - Leased a house,offices and yard from the Marquis of Londonderry

Wallace, Samuel - 1863 - Of Loughriescouse - Leased a house and 37 acres from the Marquis of Londonderry

Wallace, Sarah - 1863 - In Great Francis Street - Leased out a house to Aaron Connley

Wallace, Thomas - 1863 - In Little Francis Street - Leased a house and yard from Thomas McGimpsey

Wallace, William - 1863 - Leased out a house and yard to James Nelson of Georges Street

Wallace, William - 1863 - Leased out a house,offices and yard to Robert Shaw of Movilla Street

Wallace, William - 1864~1868 - Leased a house, yard and garden at 75 Movilla Street from Prudence Bell

Wallace, James - 20th. August 1866 - Witness in the case of a poisoning - Case adjourned
Wallace, John - 20th. August 1866 - Accused in the case of a poisoning - Case adjourned
Wallace, Margaret - 20th. August 1866 - Witness in the case of a poisoning - Case adjourned
Wallace, Mrs. - 20th. August 1866 - Accused in the case of a poisoning - Case adjourned

Finlay, James - 24th. August 1868 - The Will (with one Codicil) of Samuel Wallace late of Loughriescouse Co.Down Farmer deceased who died 9 January 1868 at same place was proved at Belfast by the oaths of James Finlay of Newtownards Merchant and William John Wallace of Ballygrainey (Hollywood) Farmer both in said County the Executors. - Wife Ann Finlay - Effects under £200

1870 US Census of Manchester, Scott Co. Illinois, USA

Copy of original document

Wallace, James - ???? - Station Master at Railway Station on North Street

Wallace, Hugh - 1876~1882 - Leased a house,office and land of 23 acres and 15 perches at 9 Ballymoney Townland from the Marquis of Londonderry

Wallace, Sarah Jane - 9th. February 1878 - Witness to the marriage of Samuel Smyth and Margaret "Maggie" Arnott

Wallace, James a farmer of Ballyewry, Cunningburn - 1896 - A member of the Orange Order

1900 Census - Residents of a house Precinct E - Cleveland City, Ward 9. Ohio

1901 Census of England and Wales - Residents of Euston Square, St. Pancras, London

1901 Census - Residents of a house 13 in Ballyewry (Mount Stewart, Down)

1901 Census - Residents of a house 6 in Ballyhenny (Newtownards, Down) *

1901 Census - Residents of a house 6 in Ballyrea (Newtownards, Down) *

1901 Census - Residents of a house 1 in Ballyskeigh Low (Newtownards, Down)

1901 Census Residents of a house 2 in Castlereagh Street (Newtownards Urban, Down)

1901 Census - Residents of a house 9 in Conway Square (Newtownards Urban, Down)

1901 Census - Residents of a house 1 in Cronstown (Newtownards, Down)

1901 Census - Residents of a house 18 in Cunningburn (Mount Stewart, Newtownards, Down)

1901 Census - Residents of a house 3 in Drumawhey (Mount Stewart, Down)

1901 Census - Residents of a house 6 in Drumawhey (Mount Stewart, Down)

1901 Census - Residents of a house 38 in Drumawhey (Mount Stewart, Down)

1901 Census - Residents of a house 39 in Drumawhey (Mount Stewart, Down) *

1901 Census - Residents of a house 40 in Drumawhey (Mount Stewart, Down) *

1901 Census - Residents of a house 40 in Drumhirk (Newtownards, Down)

1901 Census - Residents of a house 77 Francis Street - {Great} -  (Newtownards Urban, Down)

1901 Census - Residents of a house 81 in Francis Street - {Great} (Newtownards Urban, Down)

1901 Census - Residents of a house 8 in Georges Street (Newtownards Urban, Down)

1901 Census Residents of a house 59 in Greenwell Street (Newtownards Urban, Down)

1901 Census - Residents of a house 51 in Lougheriescouse (Newtownards, Down)

Daughters of Samuel Wallace and Ann Moore

1901 Census - Residents of a house 68 in Mark Street (Newtownards Urban, Down)

1901 Census - Residents of a house 42 in Mary Street (Newtownards Urban, Down)

1901 Census - Residents of a house 12 in Milecross (Newtownards, Down)

1901 Census - Residents of a house 166 in Mill Street Part of. (Newtownards Urban, Down)

1901 Census - Residents of a house 74 in Movilla Street (Newtownards Urban, Down)

1901 Census - Residents of a house 3.2 in Regent Street (Newtownards Urban, Down)

1901 Census Residents of a house 27 in Robert Street (Newtownards Urban, Down)

1901 Census - Residents of a house 24 in Victoria Avenue (Newtownards Urban, Down)

1901 Census - Residents of a house 52 in Victoria Avenue (Newtownards Urban, Down)

1901 Census - Residents of a house 30 in Whitespots (Newtownards, Down)

1901 Census - Residents of a house 45 in Whitespots (Newtownards, Down)

Wallace, Samuel - 1903-1907 - Worked for Alex Dicksons and Sons Royal irish Nurseries. Emigrated to Nova Scotia Canada to work in a paper mill - and married a Miss. Spence also originally from Newtownards. any further info welcome. Appears to have travelled with a Alexander Jamison aged 27 who also worked in the paper mill ... Both were destined for Hawkes Bay Ontario ...

1911 Census - Residents of a house 5 in Ballyhenny (Newtownards North, Down)edward

1911 Census - Residents of a house 79 in Church Street (Newtownards Urban, Down)

1911 Census - Residents of a house 9 in Crossnamuckley (Mountstewart, Down)