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Title: James Grayley - Ann Taylor marriage-probably Ireland.
Post by: frek on Tuesday 29 December 09 15:53 GMT (UK)
How can I ask for `Ireland` help as  I do not have a specific county?

1861 census: James (b.c.1830) and Ann (b.c.1832) Grayley (Grealy) were living in Wallsend, Northumberland.
Son Hugh b.c.1856 was given as born in Newcastle upon Tyne. A search in FreeBMD.  Find Past and Newcastle registrar offices was negative.
I think he might have been born in Ireland too. 
My direct line connection James was born Newcastle 4.5.1857.

Can anyone suggest a way I can trace this marriage please? It would have been between 1848 (Ann aged 16) and c.1857 when Hugh was born.
Any help/advice would be appreciated.
frek.
Title: Re: James Grayley - Ann Taylor marriage-probably Ireland.
Post by: aghadowey on Tuesday 29 December 09 16:17 GMT (UK)
Not sure how much help we'll be able to give you but have moved the post to Ireland-General for you. :)
Title: Re: James Grayley - Ann Taylor marriage-probably Ireland.
Post by: frek on Tuesday 29 December 09 16:55 GMT (UK)
Thank you.
frek
Title: Re: James Grayley - Ann Taylor marriage-probably Ireland.
Post by: shanew147 on Tuesday 29 December 09 19:49 GMT (UK)
do you have any idea what religion James and Ann were ?

Full civil registration started in 1864, with non-Catholic marriages registered between 1845 and 1863. There are a few Ann Taylor marriage references around the right timeframe, but none that I can see for a James Grayley or Grealy

Link to The Irish Civil index (http://pilot.familysearch.org/recordsearch/start.html#c=1408347;p=2;t=searchable) on Familysearch.

church records will be needed to find earlier records would which would require knowing which parish they were married in.


Shane
Title: Re: James Grayley - Ann Taylor marriage-probably Ireland.
Post by: frek on Wednesday 30 December 09 05:59 GMT (UK)
Thank you - I have no experience about Irish records,  so all information is new and useful.
frek
Title: Re: James Grayley - Ann Taylor marriage-probably Ireland.
Post by: cloake13 on Saturday 16 January 10 03:26 GMT (UK)
These are my G-Grandparents. The name is Grealy they were born in Ireland but I don't as yet,know the date of wedding. They died in Newcastle. Children--George,Annie,James(my Grandfather),Hugh, and Edward
Title: Re: James Grayley - Ann Taylor marriage-probably Ireland.
Post by: frek on Saturday 16 January 10 06:52 GMT (UK)
Great news!.  I have just obtained the marriage cert for James and Charlotte Rothwell. I have James's birth cert too - I expect you have both?
The children I have are 1901   - Annie, Richard (direct line) Charlotte and in 1911Charles Alice and John.
I would be interested in the descendant line if you would like to share it. I bought an old map of Wallsend yesterday to see where the family lived c.1900's.

I cannot get any information about the Irish line.

At present I am tracing the Rothwell line and I am back to John b.c.1834 in Lancs and his wife Ann J born in Cumberland.

If you have not got this infromation let me know and I will forward it.
Thanks for the contact .
frek