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Antrim / Re: Owners of a Belfast Pub
« on: Thursday 09 October 25 22:51 BST (UK) »
My family tree includes a baby born in Belfast on 7 July 1898, father unknown. DNA tells me that the father was one of the Connor family from Maghera. I'm trying to identify which one. So far, John Connor (jnr.), the carpenter, is the only male of that family, that I can find, who was alive in 1897. His profile makes me guess he wasn't the father. The baby's mother, Isabella McGlenon, lived in Belfast about 100 yards from the pub where James O'Connor worked, hence my interest in him, but he seems to be a red herring.
My sweep of the area tells me that in the 1861 street directory, 65 York Street, Belfast was occupied by John Connor, a carpenter. That seems too far back to be significant, but....
I also know that in 1908, when John Connor Jnr's daughter Rose got married, she lived in Old Lodge Road, Belfast.
I really need to fill out the Maghera family but I've no leads there.
My sweep of the area tells me that in the 1861 street directory, 65 York Street, Belfast was occupied by John Connor, a carpenter. That seems too far back to be significant, but....
I also know that in 1908, when John Connor Jnr's daughter Rose got married, she lived in Old Lodge Road, Belfast.
I really need to fill out the Maghera family but I've no leads there.