

| Year | Owner/lessee | Business name | Building use | Notes |
| 1861 | Catherine Reade | Parish of Ramoan 1861 Valuation of Tenements. | ||
| 1864 | Catherine Reade | SMcM research based on Griffith’s Valuation registers. | ||
| 1865-1875 | Robert Henry |
SMcM research based on Griffith’s Valuation registers. |
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| 1882-1885 | Andrew Henry | SMcM research based on Griffith’s Valuation registers. | ||
| 1885-1890 | Neal Blaney | SMcM research based on Griffith’s Valuation registers. | ||
| 1891-1895 | Anne McKillop | SMcM research based on Griffith’s Valuation registers. | ||
| 1896-1897 | James Lecky | SMcM research based on Griffith’s Valuation registers. | ||
| 1898-1901 | David Henry | SMcM research based on Griffith’s Valuation registers. | ||
| 1901 | Patrick Mc Auley |
Census – building no.64 Patrick Mc Auley, 38 head of family, RC, general labourer, married Sarah Mc Auley, 35, wife, RC, machinist, married Ed Joseph Mc Auley, 11, son, RC, scholar, not married Patrick Mc Auley, 8, son, RC, scholar, not married Robert Mc Auley, 5, son, RC, scholar, not married Sarah Mc Auley, 3, daughter, RC, scholar, not married Kathaleen Mc Auley, 1, daughter, RC, not married Edward Mc Auley, 22, brother, RC, machine agent, not married |
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| 1902-1911 | David Henry | SMcM research based on Griffith’s Valuation registers. | ||
| 1911 | John Coyles |
Census – building no.68 John Coyles, 42, head of family, RC, bread driver, married Margaret Coyles, 37, wife, RC, married Francis Coyles, 10, son, RC, scholar, single John Patrick Coyles, 8, son, RC, scholar, single Maggie Mary Coyles, 4, daughter, RC, single Daniel Joseph Coyles, 1, son, RC, single |
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| 1912-1921 | David Henry | SMcM research based on Griffith’s Valuation registers. | ||
| 1922-1930 | John Coyle | SMcM research based on Griffith’s Valuation registers. | ||
| Before 1965 – after 1972 | Rosie Fynes | Dwelling | Rosie Fynes (nee Roy) (d.1978) lived here but ran a café at no.51 caste Street. Her son Roy Fynes played hockey for Ballycastle High School, football for Cairndhu (Carnduff), and competitive tennis (Working Group review 20/02/24). |
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