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Dublin / Re: George Slicker (schlicher)
« on: Wednesday 08 November 17 17:03 GMT (UK) »
Wow ,thank you all for such swift replays and info
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Dublin / Re: George Slicker (schlicher)
« on: Wednesday 08 November 17 16:25 GMT (UK) »
Trevalyn
Not too sure about the info you have yes they were all brothers and the father also George reverted back to his original German spelling of his name Schliocher for 1911 census he was also in chancery lane his daughter their sister Mary Ellen married William Royal which is my surname the royal also lived in chancery lane and hauled coal
George snr was my great great grandfather
Frederick (another brother)was definitely in the British army and was discharged I have a copy of both his attestation and discharge papers he's buried in Cabra where a lot of exservicemen from the British army were buried Daniel was a music teacher at some point and died pretty young he lived in Celridge I don't think he was in the army he may heve been if he was he would possibly be in an exservicemans grave yard maybe near the barracks he was based in which could have been the curragh there was talk of louis been all ireland handball champion but this is unconfirmed i have tried the gaa website but no luck
George senior was a very interesting character married 3 times and lived until he was 85 I think
What is your connection
Doug
Not too sure about the info you have yes they were all brothers and the father also George reverted back to his original German spelling of his name Schliocher for 1911 census he was also in chancery lane his daughter their sister Mary Ellen married William Royal which is my surname the royal also lived in chancery lane and hauled coal
George snr was my great great grandfather
Frederick (another brother)was definitely in the British army and was discharged I have a copy of both his attestation and discharge papers he's buried in Cabra where a lot of exservicemen from the British army were buried Daniel was a music teacher at some point and died pretty young he lived in Celridge I don't think he was in the army he may heve been if he was he would possibly be in an exservicemans grave yard maybe near the barracks he was based in which could have been the curragh there was talk of louis been all ireland handball champion but this is unconfirmed i have tried the gaa website but no luck
George senior was a very interesting character married 3 times and lived until he was 85 I think
What is your connection
Doug
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Dublin / Re: George Slicker (schlicher)
« on: Thursday 27 April 17 10:45 BST (UK) »
Dathai
The reason I mention this is because of george schlicher all of his decendants are now anglicised as slicker in inner city dublin its very easy to happen it just takes one person thru non eduacation or non understanding of the lingo and they were numourous dont count it out also most names were written in latin in the cathoilc church which is an added conundrum
I have many spellings to my surname depending on the year or century, part of the country its incredible
Royal royle ryall ryle rile royale all relevant and worth researching
Best of luck keep us posted
Doug
The reason I mention this is because of george schlicher all of his decendants are now anglicised as slicker in inner city dublin its very easy to happen it just takes one person thru non eduacation or non understanding of the lingo and they were numourous dont count it out also most names were written in latin in the cathoilc church which is an added conundrum
I have many spellings to my surname depending on the year or century, part of the country its incredible
Royal royle ryall ryle rile royale all relevant and worth researching
Best of luck keep us posted
Doug
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Dublin / Re: George Slicker (schlicher)
« on: Thursday 27 April 17 00:01 BST (UK) »
Dathai
Would pacelli have been anglicised to patchell?
By any chance
Doug
Would pacelli have been anglicised to patchell?
By any chance
Doug
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Dublin / Re: George Slicker (schlicher)
« on: Wednesday 26 April 17 21:52 BST (UK) »
Dathai
Fyi, george sliocher was a musician too chancery street was home to alot of immigrants ( george was german)
They had an annual festival on the street for some time I believe where all the accordian players used to congrgate and play george later owned one of the houses along chancery street which he ran as a guest house alot of musicians stayed there check it out in 1911 census
Doug Royal
Fyi, george sliocher was a musician too chancery street was home to alot of immigrants ( george was german)
They had an annual festival on the street for some time I believe where all the accordian players used to congrgate and play george later owned one of the houses along chancery street which he ran as a guest house alot of musicians stayed there check it out in 1911 census
Doug Royal
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Dublin / Re: German community
« on: Monday 07 April 14 22:31 BST (UK) »
George schlichor from bavaria married rose morton lived in chancery lane was born 1849 was definitly in ireland 1870 owned a guest house in chancery lane for 1911 census name for his decendants has been anglicised as slicker some still live around golden lane
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Dublin / Re: Mineral water companys,1897 Dublin
« on: Monday 07 April 14 22:23 BST (UK) »
Hovendan and orr were one of them my great great grandfather was working there in late 1800s int0 1900s
James Royal was his name not sure where the factory was though
James Royal was his name not sure where the factory was though
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Dublin / Re: George Slicker (schlicher)
« on: Monday 04 July 11 12:46 BST (UK) »
Kellydynasty,
are you sure that its the same peter kelly, in the 1901 census hes 16 the peter kelly in 1911 is 24
this was my great great grand fathers house I dont have any photos either ,still trying to track some down
I know Georges sons thought music at some stage in waterford and one of them stayed in lodgings in dunlaoghrie (kingstown) as an organ grinder by the next census they were all coal delivery men obviously more money at that, organ grinding died with the on set of the wireless, modern technology eh.
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are you sure that its the same peter kelly, in the 1901 census hes 16 the peter kelly in 1911 is 24
this was my great great grand fathers house I dont have any photos either ,still trying to track some down
I know Georges sons thought music at some stage in waterford and one of them stayed in lodgings in dunlaoghrie (kingstown) as an organ grinder by the next census they were all coal delivery men obviously more money at that, organ grinding died with the on set of the wireless, modern technology eh.
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Dublin / Re: Old IRA Dublin Brigade
« on: Friday 18 March 11 20:18 GMT (UK) »
Thanks for that Link gary absolutly fascinating recollection unfortunatly gussy dooley wasnt mentioned in it will keep plugging away if you can think of anything else please let me know
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