Gracehill, County Antrim
From the Belfast and Ulster Towns Directory for 1910
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GRACEHILL
Gracehill is a Moravian Settlement, in the Barony of Lower Toome, two and a half miles west of Ballymena, and was purchased from Lord O'Neill in 1765 by the authorities of the Moravian Church.
POST OFFICE
—Miss Green, Postmistress.
Letters arrive, 8-45 a.m.; 12-35, 6-10 p.m.
Despatched, 7-40 and 11-35 a.m., 3-35 p.m.
Moravian Church—Bishop P. Asmussen, agent, F. Trager, M.A.
Gracehill Academy—F. Trager, principal
National School—Miss Moore
Shopkeepers, Residents, etc.—Mrs. Bayne, Mrs. A. Boyd, J. Cathcart, Mrs. Chestnutt, J. Craig, D. Craig, Henry Craig, Mrs. Crawford, Hugh Dick, J. Gillen, James Grant, J. Greene, Mr. Hilton, James Hasley, Miss Hamilton, W. Erwin, Mrs. Kilpatrick, Mary Lennox, J. Mairs, Miss Magee, Miss Martin, J. Millar, Mrs. Morton, Ed. M'Clure, Ellen M'Clure, J. M'Quiggan, Mr. MacLaine, W. J. M'Neill, J. Mitchell, Thomas M'Cann, Mrs. M'Kendry, J. M'Neice, Thomas Nicholl, J. Nicholl, W. Ramsey, J. Rea, J. Reid, J. Sloan, J. Stevenson, J. Taylor, E. Telford, H. Taylor, J. Weir, H. Weir, W. Wilson
Gloonan—H. J. Clarke, D. Boyce, J. Reid
Straid—D. Barkley, J. Cameron, John Craig, James Craig, James M'Dowell, R. Orr, D. Clarke
Straid Mill—A. Weir, Robert Weir, R.D.C.; James Weir