Stewarts of Comber, from the Tithe Applotment Books

I went through the Tithe Applotment Books for several of the parishes of County Down as part of my hunt for our paternal great-great-great grandfather who was known to be a Co. Down farmer named Joseph Stewart. I ascertained this information both from his son's marriage certificate and from his son's 1901 census information.
I was particularly interested in the area stretching between south Belfast and Killyleagh, as this is where our great-great grandparents, Joseph Stewart and Elizabeth Madine, had most of their children in the 1860's and 1870's, before their permanent move south to Dublin.
I had already discounted a Joseph Stewart of Annaclone from my search, since he already had a son named Joseph, and you can't have two!   I also eliminated a Joseph Stewart of Carnamuck, Castlereagh, as he was far too young (according to his headstone) to be the father of our great-great grandfather.
I thought I might discover a Joseph Stewart farming near Killyleagh, since two of the sons of our Joseph Stewart, married two of the Madine sisters of Killyleagh - I found no mention of a Joseph in this area however.
Anyway, the following list is a survey of Stewarts farming in North Co.Down in the 1830's and it may be of some use to somebody.

The Parish of Comber, 1835:

Tullyhalbert - No Stewarts

Tullygarven - No Stewarts

Lisleen - Samuel Stewart, 11 acres

Ballyrussell - No Stewarts

Ballymaglaff - Alexander Stewart, 18 acres

Ballyhanwood/Ballystockart/Ballybeen/Monlough - No Stewarts

Moneyreagh - No Stewarts

Ballykeel - Joseph Stewart and William Madole (McDowell) together, 31 acres

Ballygowan - James Stewart, 10 acres (2 properties)

Magherascouse - No Stewarts

Ballymalady/Ballywilliam - No Stewarts

Cherryvalley - Robert Stewart, 2 acres

Gransha - Joseph Stewart 14 + 6 + 15 acres

               Francis Stewart, 7 acres

Clontonakelly - Andrew Stewart, 22 acres

                      The Misses Stewart - 33 acres

Crossnacreevy - Joseph Stewart, 6 acres

                        William Stewart, 15 acres

                        Robert Stewart, 23 acres

Killyleagh, 1827:

Ballymacarron - William Stewart, 50 acres

Ballygoskin - James + William Stewart together.

Corporation - William Stewart

Ringdufferin - John Stewart + James Stewart + William Stewart

Tullyveery - James Stewart

Toye - William Stewart

Kilmood 1829:

Kilmood - No Stewarts

Lisbarnet - No Stewarts

Killinchy 1834:

Ballydorn - William Stewart, 10 acres

                Hans Stewart, 5 acres

                Widow James Stewart, 7 acres

                John Stewart, less than 1 acre

Ballygowan - James Stewart, 7 acres.  (He seems to have been surveyed twice - see Comber tithes above.)

Ballymacashen - John Stewart + Hans Stewart, 1 acre

Craigarusky - Widow Stuart, 10 acres + 14 acres

Killinekea - David Stewart, 34 acres

Raffrey - William Stewart, 6 acres

Rathgarmont - Francis Stewart, 5 acres

Ringhaddy - Francis Stewart, 33 acres

                  John Stewart, 30 acres

                  William Stewart, 60 acres.