"New Bath" in 1987
If you look at the photograph of Isabelle Johnstone outside New Bath in the Tree you can just see the step in the bottom left-hand corner thus, it must have been taken outside the right-hand bay window.
View from the "New Bath" property.
"Whinfield" with the War Memorial at the Knockagh
in the background.
("Whinfield" is inland so it is not shown
on the map.)
A map showing some of the Houses
THE HOUSES AND COTTAGES AT GREENISLAND
Albany Cottage
- Janet Rodgers (nee Johnstone) died here inn 1888 and Henry Lynn lived
there.
Bay View - Porter
Bloomfield
Glenfield
- named after Eleanor Glenfield. I understand that there is an Estate
called "Glenfield" in Carrickfergus now. A report about the Glenfield Estate
Hawthorn(e) Villa
- William Porter died here in 1883.
Huntley - Barkley
Knockagh House
- Robert McCheyne Johnstone, farmer was here in 1888.
Laurel Lodge
- Charles Johnstone, farmer, was late of here when his sister-in-law Ellen
McCrevey died in 1883.
Long Bank Cottage
- William Hughes Johnstone lived there.
Longfield -
was called Longfield because it had a long field. (Information from the
family living there.)
Maritime Cottage
- Janet Rodgers (nee Johnstone) was late of Maritime Cottage.
New Bath
Shipyard
- thought to be named after the Ship Buildinng Yard of Robert Johnstone.
Ravenhill - Porter
Silverdale
Silverstream
- named after a stream
Silverstream Cottage
- Ellen McCrevey (sister of Mary Eliza McCreevey) died there in 1885
Strandview
Sunbeam Cottage
- John and Robina Anderson lived there in 1918. It is referred to
as just Sunbeam but is listed as Sunbeam Cottage on the map.
Whinfield
Woodview Cottage
