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• In the 2001 Census, Straid had a population of 312 people.
• Corn was ground in Straid Corn Mill which was built and operated by the Wilson family.
• A famous local group that reflects the agricultural background of the area is " Straid young farmers " club.
• Wilson was born on the family farm in Ballylagan, near Straid, to parents John Bright Wilson and Margaret Gibson Ellison.
• Her collection " Not Saying Goodbye at Gate 21 ", published by Templar Poetry, was joint winner of the Straid Collection Award 2011.
• Note : The'Bronze Age Cysts'discovery of 1990 was in Straid, Londonderry and not as suggested here, from the village of Straid, Ballyclare.
• Note : The'Bronze Age Cysts'discovery of 1990 was in Straid, Londonderry and not as suggested here, from the village of Straid, Ballyclare.
• There were also ruins of ancient churches at Straid and Templemoile, and the parish had a vitrified fort, on which by tradition fires were lit at Midsummer.
• The town is the home to many villages including; Kilnalag, Polarassa, Corrolough, Polshask, Polredmund, Croaghill, Derryvode, Ballyroe, Springfield, Straid and Briarfort.
• Another one-time resident of The Mill House in Straid was the novelist Stephen Gilbert, who moved there with his wife in the 1970s when they purchased the farm from the Wilson family.
• "Menapia " leaving S鉶 Tom?November 1943 with a cargo of palm oil, an 8, 000 mile voyage for a ship .  Oil by Kenneth King  Straid Studio Glencolmcille
• "' Straid "'( from the ) is a small village in County Antrim, Northern Ireland, about three miles east of Ballyclare, and about six miles inland from Carrickfergus.
• Straid Primary School and Straid Congregational Church are in the village, the inscription on the church reads " Ebenezer, erected 1816, rebuilt and enlarged 1837 " There is also a freemason s hall.
• Straid Primary School and Straid Congregational Church are in the village, the inscription on the church reads " Ebenezer, erected 1816, rebuilt and enlarged 1837 " There is also a freemason s hall.
• The local river is called the Bryantang, meaning  the fairy-fort of the tongue .  This may refer to a fort which was located close to Straid Dam ( Straid Fisheries ) in the middle of Bryantang townland.
• The local river is called the Bryantang, meaning  the fairy-fort of the tongue .  This may refer to a fort which was located close to Straid Dam ( Straid Fisheries ) in the middle of Bryantang townland.
• Their cousin, Dr Hugh Gilmer Wilson, also of Straid, was one of fifteen successful candidates out of sixty-two entrants to achieve the degree of F . R . C . S . from the University of Edinburgh in 1933.
• Straid Primary School was recently commended in a government review for its " caring atmosphere, committed and hard-working staff, pleasant children who are willing to learn and co-operate . . . . . . and the strong support of the community ."
• A great uncle, also called Dr William James Wilson ( 1838-1918 ), was born in Straid, joined the Army Medical Division in 1861, and served in countries including Afghanistan ( 1880 81 ), Sudan ( 1885 ) and India ( 1887 ).
• Professor William James Wilson ( 1879-1954 ), an eminent bacteriologist at Queen s University, Belfast, was born at The Mill, Straid, the son of Thomas Wilson ( c1848-1879 ) and Elizabeth Dundee ( c1852-1933 ), and grandson of John Wilson ( c1801-1883 ) who ran the corn mill for many decades.