The townland maps at the Ballymena Library are very large and need to be copied in sections.  The book store in Fairhill Shopping Center in Ballymena - Waterstone - last time I was there had street map book for all of Co. Antrim.  I had one but my sister was trying to return it to me and Fedex lost it :(  Planning to get a new one when I get there in a couple weeks. If you go to Multimap.com and put in Corkey you will find the map for that area.  Ballyweany is not a town so it will not come up but it is west of there.  A line due north from Ballymena falls between Corkey townlands (actually there are four townlands - Corkey lower or little, Corkey Middle, Corkey Love's Corkey, and Corkey north) )  Much of the Corkey area to the east has no roads, it looks like it is hills.  It looks like Ballyweaney Townland would be west of A44, north of Cloughmills. My favorite places to stay are:   http://www.ireland4you.freeservers.com/  Gladys Smith is the owner and she is great.  It is in Carnlough on the sea.  If you look at my blog, the picture at the top was taken from there. Also, the Leighinmohr House Hotel in Ballymena.    Anne Shier Klintworth Check out my genealogy blog at http://genealogygirl.wordpress.com/ ----- Original Message ---- > From: Jo-Ann Blomquist <[email protected]> > To: [email protected] > Sent: Wed, March 10, 2010 3:10:20 PM > Subject: Re: [IRL-ANTRIM] Upcoming visit to County Antrim and Townland maps (marmoto) > > Hi Mary, Maybe you already have what you need, but I thought I'd pass > this along.  I found it recently while looking for maps of my own > research and like how you can switch from a regular map to Ordnance > Survey.  Not as historic as you were probably hoping for, but perhaps > helpful just the > same..... http://www.multimap.com/maps/?lat=54.37776&lon=-6.43627&zoomFactor=14#map=55.04022,-6.2998|14|4&dp=925,917&bd=useful_information&loc=GB:55.04026:-6.30033:14|corkey|Corkey,%20Ballymena,%20County%20Antrim,%20Northern%20Ireland,%20BT44%209 Jo-Ann =========================== > > I will be in County Antrim in a few weeks exploring places my > > > ancestors, The McCrubb's  lived prior to  immigrating to the US  > in > > the late 1830's.  On the 1803 agricultural census I have > found them > > living in Corkey and Balleyweany, in Loughghile , County > Antrim, but > > have not been able to get any more specific > locations.  I was unable > > to locate any  church records > (RC) or specific sites where they > > lived.  I am interested in > at least seeing the general area.  Does > > anyone have an idea of > what would be the best resource for detailed > > townland maps  > (this is my first trip to Ireland).  I have seen some > > websites > that you can download historic maps from but I am wondering > > if I > should wait and pick one up in Ireland.  Any other ideas and > > > suggestions would be welcomed. > > > > Sincerely, > > > > > Mary Yamamoto > > > ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send > an email to > href="mailto:[email protected]">[email protected] > with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of > the message