ANNIE McQUILKEN 1081
    Having a break while out for a Sunday walk we have seated Annie McQuilken.
    The two ladies in the background are unknown as is not only the year but where 
    it is.
    In the background behind Annie is either a pond, lake or a river and you can 
    see a swan in it. 
 
 
  McCREIGHT 862
    This studio photograph which was printed on cardboard was taken in 1918.
    The soldier was called William Alexander McCreight and he is holding a medal, 
    what the medal was for or his regiment is unknown. 
 
 
  BILLY McQUILLAN 3413
    Here we have Billy McQuillan who hails from Islandrea Dunadry training up 
    at Greenmount. 
 
  ICE-CREAM 2106
    There is one thing that is guaranteed to bring a smile to any child's face 
    and these three are no exception back in 1966.
    The reason Gary, Sharon and Norman McQuillan are smiling is because they have 
    just heard the chimes from the ice-cream van! 
 
  ISLANDREAGH 1690
    Having their photograph taken during a summer break at Islandreagh we have 
    on the back of the trailer George Johnston, Unknown, May McQuillan, Unknown, 
    Doris McQuillan, Jim McQuillan and Elsie McQuillan. In front the lady with 
    her arms round her husband are both unknown, 
    then Elizabeth McQuillan, Lilian McQuillan, Annie Johnston, Tommy McQuillan, 
    Ann McQuillan and Norman McQuillan. 
 
 
  ISLANDREAGH 1695
    Outside their house at Islandreagh we have seated and belting out a tune is 
    Tommy McQuillan.
    Behind him on the left is his brother Sammy and on the right is his sister 
    Doris. 
 
  ISLANDREAGH 1696
    Getting photographed after out playing in the fields around Islandreagh we 
    have Elsie McQuillan. Jim her brother who has his arm around her protectively 
    is telling his mum that it was his fault Elsie got her dress dirty.
 
  ISLANDREAGH 1728
    Standing outside the McQuillan family home at Islandreagh is Doris McQuillan.
    I wonder did Doris know that wearing a flower over your right ear meant you 
    were single and available!! 
 
  ISLANDREAGH 1697
    Standing outside the home of the McQuillan family as Islandreagh we have on 
    the left Mrs Gordon fixing her daughter May's hair, 
    then next is Ann McQuillan, Elizabeth McQuillan, Doris McQuillan and Sadie 
    McQuillan. In front are Elsie McQuillan, Unknown, Eileen Gordon, Lauren McQuillan 
    and lastly Lilian McQuillan.
 
 
  ISLANDREAGH 1726
    Ann McQuillan back in 1960 is not posing for this photograph behind their 
    home at Islandreagh. She is more likely saying to herself " How much 
    longer, can I hold out?" for Ann is waiting to use the outside loo!
    Remember those times running out in the rain or the snow and in my day no 
    toilet paper just squares of old newspaper.
 
 
  ISLANDREAGH 1704
    Too busy concentrating that the moped is running smoothly is Thomas McQuillan 
    at his home at Islandreagh in 1957. 
 
 
  ISLANDREAGH 1725
    Out enjoying the sunny day in the field at the back of their house at Islandreagh 
    are some of the McQuillan family. At the back on the left is Billy Connor
    then Ann McQuillan, her brother Norman is next who in turn has his arm round 
    Jim McQuillan. The two girls on the left are Lilian and Elsie McQuillan.
    In the background you can see that their mum has hung out the washing on the 
    line beside the corrugated tin hut which is the outside toilet.
 
 
   LILIAN McQUILLAN 1710
    Seen here at Islandreagh getting the Sunday Dinner ready is Lilian McQuillan.
    Lilian is taking off all the chicken's feathers before cleaning it out ready 
    for the oven. 
    Nothing ready made here all fresh and Spot the dog is hoping something eatable 
    will drop.
 
  ISLANDREAGH 1729
    Out for a walk in the fields around Islandreagh we have the McQuillan family 
    in 1950. At the back are May, her mum Elizabeth, sister Doris and brother 
    Norman.
    In front are Lilian, Jim and Elsie.
 
 
  TILLIE'S WEDDING DAY 1164
    Taken outside the farmhouse at Niblock we have on the right the Bride Tillie 
    McClenaghan and her sister Margaret before setting off to the church in the 
    50's.
 
 
  McELREA 784
    CLEAR OFF !!
    Says Joan McElrea at just under a year in 1935. Those hens were not getting 
    near Joan's ball up at the Folly. 
 
  McQUILLAN & FRIEND 3415
    Having had a cup of tea and a bit of a craic with Mary and her Husband John 
    McQuillan, Dickie shares a hug with Mary while John takes their photograph.
 
  McELREA 800
    In the back garden in 1937 is Jack and Agnes McElrea with their 
    daughter Joan who is proudly showing off the Chrysanthemum she picked. 
  
 
  McQUILLAN CHILDREN 1700
    This is the McQuillan children having their school photograph taken at Massereene 
    National School, the year is unknown.
    Left is Doris McQuillan then her brother Norman McQuillan and finally her 
    sister May McQuillan.
 
  McQUILLAN CHILDREN 1703
    All smiles for their school photograph are the McQuillan children in March 
    1954.
    At the back is Lilian McQuillan in front on her left is brother Norman on 
    the other side is May. 
    While at the very front with his hair all combed tidy is Lilian's other brother 
    Jim.
 
  McQUILLAN 1693
    It's 1954 and it is the 12th July and Ann and Jim McQuillan are getting their 
    photograph taken with their big sister Elsie.
    This is the 'Field', which that year was where Antrim Grammar is now. Behind 
    them is a tent then houses and then the Round Tower at the Steeple 
  
 
  McQUILLAN  
    2099
    This is Templeton Park and standing in her garden is Doricus McQuillan with 
    her son Stephen.
    The lorry in the background a lot of you would remember belonged to Sandy 
    Cameron. 
 
  KENNETH McQUILLAN 3405
    Here at the back door of his place of work is Kenneth McQuillan showing a 
    freshly caught Trout which he is getting ready to cook. 
 
 
  McQUILLAN 1694
    Enjoying themselves at the 'Field' on the 12th July 1954 we have Lily Kane 
    and Doris McQuillan. In front are Ann with her brother Jim McQuillan.
 
 
  McQUILLAN GANG 1691
    Out for a walk the McQuillan gang stop to have their photograph taken.
    On the left licking her fingers is Elsie then Sammy who became well known 
    as a barman in Fox's, next Lillian and in front Jim along with his faithful 
    dog Spot.
 
 
  McQUILLAN HOME 3414
    Here in their own home we have Mary McQuillan with her husband John McQuillan. 
    The dog and the visitor are Unknown at the moment.
 
 
  McQUILLAN WEDDING 1724
    Now this wedding in 1932 is a wedding with a difference for these four people 
    had been friends all their lives and so the wedding day became special.
    In the middle we have the groom Thomas McQuillan and his bride Elizabeth Kerr, 
    now on his left is his sister Elizabeth McQuillan as bridesmaid and on the 
    
    bride's right is her brother Harry Kerr as best man. You may say what's different 
    about that, well after this photograph was taken the roles were reversed.
    The best man and bridesmaid became the bride and groom and the newlyweds became 
    best man and bridesmaid at a different church. 
 
 
  THE McQUILLANS 
    3349
    Out for the day visiting John McQuillan at his home in Islandreagh are some 
    of his relatives.
    On the left is Norman McQuillan holding his dog, then John McQuillan, Elsie 
    Ferguson holding on to her son Colin Ferguson, Bertie McQuillan in front of 
    Bertie is Kathleen McQuillan, beside her Mary McQuillan, Lee McQuillan and 
    finally Tillie McQuillan.
 
 
  McQUILLAN WEDDING 3406
    It's a sunny day and here the wedding couple are being congratulated by one 
    and all. The Groom is John McQuillan and his lovely bride is Mary McQuillan
    nee Herron and behind her is one of the guests Robert Cairn. The rest of the 
    guests are unknown but if you known them please let me know. 
 
 
  McQUILLAN WEDDING 1702
    It's 1932 and here we are at Templepatrick with the Rev Blair having just 
    married Thomas McQuillan to his lovely bride Elizabeth Kerr. Just look at 
    the massive bouquet of flowers that Elizabeth has it covers the top half of 
    her dress and in her hair two little rows of flowers. 
 
 
  REV. McJURY 427
    Rev. MCJury of 1st Antrim Presbyterian Church. The year is unknown. 
  
 
 
  SWEETHEART 2110
    Seen here enjoying a quiet night out is Peter McMahon with his sweetheart 
    and her back-combed hairstyle is our Ann McQuillan. 
 
 
   PAROCHIAL HOUSE 2749
    It's 1920 and standing on the doorsteps of the Parochial House at St.Comgall's 
    Chapel Antrim is Father Thomas McCotter.
 
 
  ON THE SIXMILE 3407
    Here on a hired boat on the Sixmilewater River is on the right John McQuillan 
    with his friend who is Unknown.
    The boys better watch out instead of smiling at the camera they should be 
    watching where they are going. 
 
  THE BRIDE 3218
    Outside High Street Presbyterian Church in High Street is our radient Bride 
    Edith McCullough and her brother Jim McCullough who was giving her away.
    Even though it was raining they had great smiles for the camera and in the 
    background a well known shop name Kirks. 
 
  SALLY McMEEKIN 2382
    Having her photograph taken at the side of the road by her husband David McMeekin 
    is Sally McMeekin. 
 
 
  NORMAN McQUILLAN 1709
    Proudly getting his school photograph taken back in 1949 is Jim McQuillan. 
  
 
  SAMMY McQUILLAN 1698
    Standing behind the bar at Fox's pub we have Sammy McQuillan.
 
  JOAN McELERA 790
    Antrim's own Shirley Temple alias Joan McElrea at 3 years in 1937 with a smile 
    and eyes to melt your heart. I bet she got what ever she wanted.
 
  STEEPLE GROUNDS 1681
    Out for a walk on one of those sunny days we have the McQuillan clan in the 
    daisy covered fields in the Steeple grounds in 1958.
    At the back we have Rose and Norman. In the middle are Doris, May and Lilian. 
    In front is Jim, Perry and Elsie.
 
  SPOT 1708
    Hi, I'm Spot the dog and I live with the McQuillan family up here at Islandreagh.
    I'm getting my photograph taken with Tommy McQuillan while out for a walk, 
    but I'm eager to get on than sitting here.