THE parish of Andreas stretches from the Lhen Moar for four miles along the north-western coast, to within three miles of the Point of Ayre, and is bounded on the south by the parish of Lezayre. Towards the east it is separated from the parish of Bride by an irregular boundary line. It contains about 15 square miles. In appearance and character it is similar to the adjoining parishes, and in fact it forms a part of the great Sandy plain of the Curragh. Its northern parts are crossed by a range of low, rounded sandhills, which extend from Port Cranstal to Blue Head. It is a purely agricultural district, and contains a considerable scattered population.

Brown's Isle of Man Directory, 1894

• Antiquities
• Charities 1831
• Churches (Established Church) - Methodist Chapels are not organised on a parish basis.
• Demography
• Descriptions
  • Feltham 1798
• Directories
  • 1823 Pigot's
  • 1837 Pigot's
  • 1843 Pigot and Slater's
  • 1846 Slater's
  • 1852 Slater's
  • 1857 Slater's
  • 1863 Thwaite's
  • 1881 Brown's
  • 1883 Smith's
  • 1889 Porters
  • 1894 Brown's
• Land Holdings (1864)
• List of Married persons etc 1757 from 1757 Visitation
• List of non-attendees at Church, 1761
• List of Boonmen 1769
• Manorial Roll 1515; 1703 Composition Book
• Memorial Inscriptions
• Parish Registers
  • Transcriptions
• Place Names ; Place-Lore
• Property Records
• Vicars
• War Memorial
• Wills & Decrees

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