Andrews (Comber)
The Andrews family of Comber, county Down were engaged in the milling business. In the mid-19th century George W. Andrews held the townland of Aghnahederny in the parish of Kilbride, county Cavan. A John Andrews held 3 townlands in the neighbouring parish of Crosserlough. In 1876, George Andrews of Comber, county Down, owned 895 acres in the county.
Associated Families
No houses were found for this estate
Archival sources
- Andrews Papers, D4209, 1872-c.1950 and D3655, 1841-1956; Public Record Office, Northern Ireland
- 544 volumes relating to flax spinning and the farms and estates of the Andrews family in counties Down, Cavan and Kilkenny, 1863-1987, D4189 Also Andrews account books, 1756-1802, T3124; Public Record Office, Northern Ireland