Magee Collection

Arming the Ulster Volunteer Force: Gun-running scenes at Lar
The scene at Larne(20 miles from Belfast), where over 200 tons of guns and ammunitions were unloaded from the disguised steamer Mountjoy by the Ulster Volunteer Force

Richmond Horse Show
Horse jumping at the Richmond Horse Show. Pictured are Lady Wright on Tanapex, Major J. H. Dudgeon on Goblet, Lady Wright again on Brer Rabbit, and Miss J. Marshall Magee on Nancy. Date: 1932

Andrew Magee British Open Turnberry, 19 July 1994 Date: 19 July 1994

Mrs Magee Jockey The Open Meeting, Cheltenham Racecourse Cheltenham Racecourse, Cheltenham, England 12 November 2011 THE OPEN MEETING, CHELTENHAM RACECOURSE, ENGLAND

Hoh Invader Ridden By J.Magee 22 March 1999 Date: 22 March 1999

Jamie Magee Jockey 26 March 1997 Date: 26 March 1997

J. Magee
J.Magee Jockey 14 February 1997 Date: 14 February 1997

The Bishop of Peterborough addressing the House of Lords, mid-late 19th century, (1900)
The Bishop of Peterborough addressing the House of Lords, London, mid-late 19th century, (1900). Dr William Connor Magee (1821-1891) in the Houses of Parliament

William Connor Magee, Irish clergyman of the Anglican church, c1890. Artist: Cassell, Petter & Galpin
William Connor Magee, Irish clergyman of the Anglican church, c1890. Magee (1821-1891) was appointed Bishop of Peterborough in 1868 and was Archbishop of York for a brief period in 1891

Right Rev William Connor Magee, DD, Bishop of Peterborough, 1877. Artist: Lock & Whitfield
Right Rev William Connor Magee, DD, Bishop of Peterborough, 1877. From Men of Mark: a gallery of contemporary portraits of men distinguished in the Senate, the Church, in science, literature and art

World War II
Fine Art Storehouse Vintage Photo Art: War: World War II

Disused tram, Blackpool St Annes & Lytham Tramways
A disused tram of the Blackpool St Annes & Lytham Tramways, damaged and rusting in the open air. It still carries advertising for Hovis, Lifebuoy Soap, Hudsons Super Soap

William Connor Magee
WILLIAM CONNOR MAGEE churchman, bishop of Peterborough, later archbishop of York. Date: 1821 - 1891

Mrs. William Magee 1764-1800 (1782). Wilson, Joseph fl. c.1766-1793 (d.1793). Date: 1782

William Magee 1750-1827 (c.1782). Wilson, Joseph fl. c.1766-1789 (d.1793). Date: 1782 (circa)

John Magee 1752-1809 (c.1782). Wilson, Joseph fl. c.1766-1789 (d.1793). Date: 1782 (circa)

William Connor Magee, Archbishop of York

Mrs. Caroline Slemmer wife of the gallant Lieutenant Slemmer, now in command of Fort Pickens. From a photograph taken Feb. 18th 1861; Magee, John L

BLACKFOOT TRAVOIS, c1900. A Blackfoot Native American woman (left) and her child, riding in a bundle on travois, with pack horses carrying saddlebags and tipi poles

Landing the Shore End
The locals watch with interest as the shore end of the cable is landed at Foilhummerum Bay, Port Magee, Ireland

Shore End of Cable
Laying the shore end of the cable at Port Magee, Ireland

House of Lords / 1869
The House is addressed by William Magee (1821-1891), Bishop of Peterborough

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"Magee: A Multifaceted Legacy of History, Sports, and Influence" From arming the Ulster Volunteer Force in gun-running scenes at Lar to representing the Irish International Rugby Team in 1895, the name Magee has left an indelible mark on various aspects of society. One notable figure bearing this surname is William Connor Magee, a prominent Irish clergyman of the Anglican church during the late 19th century. His eloquence and wisdom were not confined to religious matters alone; he also addressed the House of Lords in 1900 as the Bishop of Peterborough. But it's not just influential clergymen who carry this name. The Magees have made their presence felt across different fields. In sports, Andrew Magee showcased his skills at events like Richmond Horse Show, while Jamie Magee excelled as a talented equestrian rider aboard Hoh Invader. Even beyond athletics, creativity runs deep within this family – J. Magee captured captivating moments through artistry that depicted William Connor Magee himself around c1890. However, history isn't solely defined by individuals with famous namesakes; everyday life holds its own significance too. Mrs. Magee might be remembered for her connection to a disused tram from Blackpool St Annes & Lytham Tramways – a relic that once carried countless stories along its tracks. In summary, "Magee" encompasses more than just one company or individual; it encapsulates generations intertwined with historical events and cultural contributions. From gun-running scenes to rugby triumphs and artistic expressions capturing timeless figures like William Connor Magee – each facet adds depth to this multifaceted legacy that continues to shape our understanding of history today.