[From Slater's Directory, 1846]

Andreas Parish

Is four miles in length from north to south and about two and a half in width from east to west; situate in the Ayre sheading, in the northern part of the Island - the parish church being four miles and a half north-west of Ramsey. This parish is principally under cultivation, as it is mostly low or level land; but it comprises no village worthy of description. The church was rebuilt in 1800, and contains seven hundred sittings; the living is a rectory in the gift of the crown: within this edifice is a handsome marble font (in a former age the property of Phillip I. of France) presented to the parish by Mr. Corlett. Near Ballacurry is a quadrangular encampment, generally supposed to have been constructed by Cromwell's troops during the parliamentary war. An annual fair is held in the parish on the 11th of December.

GENTRY AND CLERGY.

Allen Mr. Thomas, Ballavarry
Christiatin Mr Jno-Murray, Eden Grove
Christian William Watson, Esq. H.H. and C. P. Ballacurry
Cowle Charles, Ballaghane
Drury Rev. William (incumbent of St. Jude), Ballaagare
Kneale John, Esq. Regaby Hall
Martin Mr. John Teare, Smeale
Moore the Venerable Archdeacon, Rectory
Nelson Rev. Daniel (curate, Arch-deacon’s registrar), Village
Teare Mr. William, Ballawhane

SCHOOLS.

Cannell John (boarding and day), Ballacross
Hampton Thomas, Lhanmoor
Moore John, Smeale
PAROCHIAL SCHOOL, Andreas—Miss Stephen, mistress
Stanford Eliza, Dock
Teare Caesar, Kerroo Garroo

SHOPKEEPERS & TRADERS.

Cain John, constable, Ballaradcliffe
Cannell Jane, shopkeeper, Ballaradcliffe
Cannell Philip, blacksmith, Ballacurry
Christian John, blacksmith, Lowdas
Corlett John,blackswith,Kieltusttag
Corlett John, turner Andreas
Farrar James, joiner, Laggah moar
Garrat William, blacksmith, Andreas
Halsal Robert, publican, Ghatewhing
Harrison Thomas, joiner, Rose cottage
Howland Thomas, millwright, Ghatwhing
Joughin William, shopkeeper, Ballaradcliffe
Kneen William, blacksmith, Craig
Lord William,blacksniith, Ballaghane
Lyons Philip M. surgeon, Brause
Martin Edward,watch maker,Smeale
Martin Robert, millwright, Smeale
Quayle John. mason, Ballalane
Radcliffe Catherine, dress maker, Ballacurry
Radcliffe James, joiner, Ballacross
Radcliffe James, joiner, Andreas
Radcliffe John, mason, Ballacurry
Radcliffe Richard, joiner, Ballacurry
Radcliffe William, joiner, Andreas
Radcliffe WiLliam, millwright, Ballacrebbin
Sale John, mason, Ballacottier
Sayle Robert, joiner, Guilcagh
Sayle William, joiner, Ballavastyn
Shimmin John,shopkeeper and temperance coffee house, Village
Tear Charles, blacksmith.Regaby gate
Tear Daniel, joiner, Ballakinnag
Teare John, shopkeeper, Craig
Team John, blacksmith, Laggah
Teare Thomas, blacksmith, Laggah
Teare Thomas, joiner, Andreas

FARMERS.

Allen Thomas, Ballavarry
Christian Daniel, Ballayockey
Christian John, Eden grove
Christian Robert, Ballakelly
Christian Silas, Ballamigagh
Christian William, Ballawanton
Christian William, Ballacoary
Cleator William, Ballalane
Cooper Robert, Leihkerrioo
Corlett John, Ballacollum
Cormode John, Knock-y-dhooney
Cowle Charles, Ballaghane
Crennell William, Braes
Curphey Edward, Craig
Green Thomas, Ballayockey
Joughin John, Ballacrebbin
Kaneen John Ballaslig
Killip Robert, Rhenwee
Kneale John, Ballabeg
Kneale Patrick, Ballaleaney
Kneale William, Regabybeg
Moore Charles, Ballacamaish
Morrison John, Kiondroghad
Oates John, Ballasteen
Quarry Mrs. —, Ballavodden
Quayle George, Knock-y-tholt
Radcliffe Charles, Knockane
Radcliffe Thomas, Ballaradcliffe
Radcliffe Thomas, Ballacleator
Radcliffe William, Sumner.
Redfern George, Regaby
Sale John, Ballavastyn
Sayle John, Kieltusttag
Sayle John, Ballabane
Sayle John, Guilcagh
Sayle Thomas, Ballakiel
Teare Daniel, Ballacunner.
Teare Philip, Brause
Teare William, Ballacollum:
Teare William, Ballakennag
Wade John, Ballakennag

PLACES OF WORSHIP

PARISH CHURCH, Glebe-.the Venerable Archdeacon Moore
PRIMITIVE METHODIST, Loudas
WESLEYAN METHODIST, Ballabeg
WESLEYAN METHODIST, Ballakaneen
WESLEYAN METHODIST, Lhanmoar
WESLEYAN METHODIST, Smeale
WESLEYAN METHODIST, Regaby