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Dublin / Re: Minerva 1814 Dublin - regiment? Barracks? Camp?
« on: Sunday 06 March 16 14:07 GMT (UK) »
What would happen to his wife then if he was a sailor - wait at home till he came back?
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Dublin / Re: Minerva 1814 Dublin - regiment? Barracks? Camp?
« on: Sunday 06 March 16 14:06 GMT (UK) »
That's a possibility - thanks for such a quick reply.
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Dublin / Minerva 1814 Dublin - regiment? Barracks? Camp?
« on: Sunday 06 March 16 13:51 GMT (UK) »
Hi
1814 Ann Wildrick (daughter of Mary) married Edward Dogherty, November 9 at St Mary's RC church, which I think was Haddington Road, Dublin (please correct if wrong.)
There's a note in the register which says NB He belongs to the Minerva - word then looks like Catton (battalion? Camp?) and had a certificate from his captain Captain McGhee.
I've tried google but can't find anything to help. Just wondered if anyone knew what this was?
thanks
Rowan
1814 Ann Wildrick (daughter of Mary) married Edward Dogherty, November 9 at St Mary's RC church, which I think was Haddington Road, Dublin (please correct if wrong.)
There's a note in the register which says NB He belongs to the Minerva - word then looks like Catton (battalion? Camp?) and had a certificate from his captain Captain McGhee.
I've tried google but can't find anything to help. Just wondered if anyone knew what this was?
thanks
Rowan
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Dublin / Weldrick or Wildrick
« on: Sunday 06 March 16 13:46 GMT (UK) »
Hi
Looking for anyone with connections to or information about the Weldrick (sometimes Wildrick/Waldrick) surname in Dublin.
The name comes originally from Yorkshire but first appears in Dublin in 1694. I have patchy records up to about 1800 and then have managed to piece together full families.
Happy to share info
thanks
Rowan
Looking for anyone with connections to or information about the Weldrick (sometimes Wildrick/Waldrick) surname in Dublin.
The name comes originally from Yorkshire but first appears in Dublin in 1694. I have patchy records up to about 1800 and then have managed to piece together full families.
Happy to share info
thanks
Rowan
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London & Middlesex Completed Lookup Requests / 1841 census Newington - WOODALL look up please
« on: Sunday 20 February 05 22:18 GMT (UK) »
Hi folks
New to the board and wondering if there is a name index for the 1841 census for Newington?
If there is, would some kind person mind looking for Charles Woodall for me? He should be 45 or so, brushmaker/cloth finisher perhaps, possibly living with wife Ann (older than him.)
He died in 1844 at 14 Flood Terrace, Beresford St, Newington but I believe a search of that address in the 1851 didn't find him.
I'd also be interested to see if Richard Benger Woodall (brother) is in Newington. He died there in 1868 and the family seem to have been associated with Southwark all their lives.
Here's hoping!
Rowan
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