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Ireland (Historical Counties) => Ireland => Antrim => Topic started by: nikolabailie on Monday 05 July 10 15:50 BST (UK)
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64 Ravensdale Street Belfast, Can anyone tell me who was there? Does it give a list of all at the address, Ideally I am looking for a "William Bailie". Anywhere between 1911 and 1957! Very random sorry!
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Hi,
The 1911 census shows a Bailie family at no. 44 Ravensdale St but there is no William.
Regards
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How strange, does it have them as boot merchant or anything like that?
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Ah just thought I know he was in Monaghan in 1911, Street directory might be better to find answers!
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Hi,
No, Father is a general labourer and one daughter is a bag printer and another is a bag cutter. Other children are still at school.
Regards
PS You can view the census at www.census.nationalarchives.ie
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1911 census- William John Bailie, boot merchant in Co.Monaghan-
http://www.census.nationalarchives.ie/pages/1911/Monaghan/Ballybary_Urban/Main_Street/800296/
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Thanks, I found him in Monaghan, he moved to Belfast shortly after this!
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Hi,
I noticed in the 1911 census that William John and Susan had been married for less than 1 year and were described as Presbyterian. The census was conducted on 2 April 1911 and I have found a marriage of a William John Bailie and Susanna Montgomery in Comber 2nd Presbyterian Church, Newtownards on 27 April 1910. Don't know if this is revelant.
Regards
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1957 Belfast Street Directory.
64 Ravensdale St.
Bailie W. occupation turner.
60 Ravensdale St.
Mrs Elizabeth Bailie.
70 Ravensdale St.
John Bailie labourer.