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1. • • The McNeile family of Colliers Hall and Ballycastle were of importance in the district. Alexander McNeile was a Magistrate, he had an excellent farm at Collier’s Hall, and also a land agency business, and was a member of the County Grand Jury.
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   Who was Alexander McNeile?

   • It was to the house now known as Beechwood that Alexander McNeile, of Colliers’ near Ballycastle, moved around the year 1798. McNeile was a pretty busy man of affairs and is described in Shaw Masan’s Parochial Survey of Ireland, Vol. II, p. 503 as possessing “a handsome fortune.”

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   Did Alexander McNeile have a brother?

   • Alexander McNeile had a brother Daniel, who was a soldier in the service of the Hon. East India, Co. While in its service he rose to the rank of Lieutenant General; he returned from India. about 1815; his homecoming was considered to be an event of such importance that his brother Alexander added a wing to his property.

   NOTES ON BALLYCASTLE IN THE OLDEN DAYS. Canon Isaac Purcell Bar…

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   Who was Rose McNeile?

   • Rose McNeile was a beauty and her old uncle the General, took her to Bath in the hope of making a good match. However It was not to be, and when she returned to Ireland she married Edmund Alexander McNeill of Cushendun in 1817. She had probably first met him in Capt. Hector’s house when he visited there.

   The Mc Neills of Cushendun and the Mc Neiles of Ballycastle

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   What happened to Jack McNeile?

   • In October 1898, Jack McNeile, a cousin, was drowned in Loughareema ("the Vanishing Lake") when he was going by dogcart to Ballycastle to catch a train after a visit to Cushendun House. Apparently what happened was that the road over the lough was completely flooded after two or three days of deluging rain.

   The Mc Neills of Cushendun and the Mc Neiles of Ballycastle

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   Who was Alex Millar?

   • Alex Millar was from Dungannon. He had married Jane McNeile, daughter of Alexander McNeile of Ballycastle and sister of Rose who married Edmund Alexander McNeill. When Alexander McNeile died in 1830 his son-in-law Alex Millar took over the land agency business. The other members of Alexander McNeile’s family were John and Hugh.

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   Why did the McNeills of Cushendun & mcneiles of Ballycastle have a family tree?

   • It was because of the exhaustive genealogical research necessary for the conduct of the law-suit that the family tree of the McNeills of Cushendun and the McNeiles of Ballycastle was accurately and carefully drawn up.

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3. antrimhistory.net › notes-on-ballycastle-in-theNOTES ON BALLYCASTLE IN THE OLDEN DAYS. Canon Isaac Purcell ...

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   Jul 10, 2014 · It was to the house now known as Beechwood that Alexander McNeile, of Colliers’ near Ballycastle, moved around the year 1798. McNeile was a pretty busy man of affairs and is described in Shaw Masan’s Parochial Survey of Ireland, Vol. II, p. 503 as possessing “a handsome fortune.” He combined a land agency with the magistracy of the ...

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4. antrimhistory.net › the-mc-neills-of-cushendun-andThe Mc Neills of Cushendun and the Mc Neiles of Ballycastle

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   Oct 17, 2005 · Edmund Alexander (1785-1879) was an only son and his father was dead. His mother kept him in Cushendun, did not send him to school, and allowed him to mix with the ordinary people. He spoke Irish with the others and many stories were told of his strength and skill in boxing and hurling.

5. www.belfastentries.com › places › parkmountParkmount, Belfast - Lost Mansions - Belfast Entries

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   Jun 18, 2024 · In 1829, Parkmount was sold to John McNeile Esq. This family were descended from the McNeiles of Machrihanish on the west coast of Scotland, who had arrived in Ireland in 1625. John McNeile was the son of Alexander McNeile of Ballycastle. Born in 1785, as a young man he travelled to South America.

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   Aug 9, 2024 · EDMUND ALEXANDER McNEILL JP (1787-1879), of Cushendun, County Antrim, married, in 1817, Rose, eldest daughter of Alexander McNeile, and had an only son,

7. en.wikisource.org › McNeile,_HughDictionary of National Biography, 1885-1900/McNeile, Hugh

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   McNEILE, HUGH (1795–1879), dean of Ripon, son of Alexander McNeile, sheriff of Antrim, was born at Ballycastle, co. Antrim, 15 July 1795. He entered Trinity College, Dublin, in 1810, graduated B.A. 1815, M.A. 1821, B.D. and D.D. 1847.

8. www.york.ac.uk › business-society › peopleAlexander McNeil - School for Business and Society ...

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   Alexander McNeil has been Professor of Actuarial Science at the University of York since September 2016. Educated at Imperial College London and Cambridge University, he was formerly Assistant Professor in the Department of Mathematics at ETH Zurich and Maxwell Professor of Mathematics in the Department of Actuarial Mathematics and Statistics ...

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   John McNeile married Donah E Connolly 22 January 1891. John McNeile Jun. was a Lt Col. Killed in action at the Dardanelles 12th July 1915. John McNeile who died 1855 was the son of Alexander McNeile and brother to Hugh McNeile who married Ann Magee daughter of the Bishop of Raphoe.