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Family History Beginners Board / Re: James Anderson and Jane Lorimer
« on: Thursday 11 September 25 20:35 BST (UK) »
Thank you so much everyone for the help! I truly appreciate it, I better get researching 
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Family History Beginners Board / Re: James Anderson and Jane Lorimer
« on: Wednesday 10 September 25 10:58 BST (UK) »
My apologies, yes, that is the 1861 Census
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Family History Beginners Board / James Anderson and Jane Lorimer
« on: Wednesday 10 September 25 10:05 BST (UK) »
Good morning everyone
I am looking into my Great x4 Grandparents James Anderson & Jane Lorimer. They are the parents to my Great x3 Grandfather Thomas Anderson. I can not seem to find pretty much anything about them, I was never able to find a Birth/Baptism record for Thomas, but he was born around 1851. in 1872 Thomas Married Mary Jane Morrison in Aberdeen in a Church of Scotland ceremony, and parents was listed as James Anderson (Shoemaker) and Jane Lorimer, neither parents is listed as "Deceased". In 1907 Thomas died in Dundee, and parents are listed as James Anderson "Ship Yard Labourer" and Jane Lorimer, both listed as "Deceased". I have no record of either ones Birth, Death, or marriage record, attached I have what I believe to be Thomas in the 1851 Census in Aberdeen, where James Anderson (Father) is not listed, but Jean Lorimer to me seems like it could be Jane Lorimer. I did see that someone had listed the mother of Jane Lorimer to be "Mary" on Ancestry, which would also match with that census, I do see that it says Jean is unmarried in the census, but there are 2 Anderson boys listed as being "Grandsons" to Mary.
Kind regards,
Jake
I am looking into my Great x4 Grandparents James Anderson & Jane Lorimer. They are the parents to my Great x3 Grandfather Thomas Anderson. I can not seem to find pretty much anything about them, I was never able to find a Birth/Baptism record for Thomas, but he was born around 1851. in 1872 Thomas Married Mary Jane Morrison in Aberdeen in a Church of Scotland ceremony, and parents was listed as James Anderson (Shoemaker) and Jane Lorimer, neither parents is listed as "Deceased". In 1907 Thomas died in Dundee, and parents are listed as James Anderson "Ship Yard Labourer" and Jane Lorimer, both listed as "Deceased". I have no record of either ones Birth, Death, or marriage record, attached I have what I believe to be Thomas in the 1851 Census in Aberdeen, where James Anderson (Father) is not listed, but Jean Lorimer to me seems like it could be Jane Lorimer. I did see that someone had listed the mother of Jane Lorimer to be "Mary" on Ancestry, which would also match with that census, I do see that it says Jean is unmarried in the census, but there are 2 Anderson boys listed as being "Grandsons" to Mary.
Kind regards,
Jake
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Family History Beginners Board / Re: Cassidy/McIntyre Ireland
« on: Tuesday 19 August 25 17:40 BST (UK) »
Hello everyone I had a look back at the 1921 Census report including a John & Mary Cassidy in Greenock, just to make sure everything looked in line with what I said, it says that they live in 6 West Stewart Street, which corresponds I believe to the Death Location of John Cassidy in 1926, so I almost certain it is my John & Mary Cassidy (McIntyre) and as you can see it does have John as being born in "Derry" and Mary being born in Moville, Donegal, but seeing as everyone is in agreement that Mary and family are actually from Co Londonderry, perhaps it is the wrong way round? it also mentioned that John's occupation was sugarhouse Labourer, and his occupation on his death record was sugarhouse worker, so must be him.
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Family History Beginners Board / Re: Cassidy/McIntyre Ireland
« on: Tuesday 19 August 25 13:45 BST (UK) »Thank you again so much to everyone that is providing very useful information that I had no clue about, I really appreciate it, now I at least have a rough location where Mary is from, along with her siblings and parents. When I look at the Baptism for Mary McIntyre, it to me looks as if the parents names are listed as Thomas McIntyre and Catharine/Catherine Docherty, which would play into the theory that she was baptised into John Cassidy's faith after their Church of Scotland wedding, seeing as the kids are all Catholic as well, interesting that my Great x2 Grandfather James Cassidy is not on the baptism list as he was born in 1877 in Greenock, but perhaps his was elsewhere
In regards to Great x2 Grandfather James Cassidy's Baptism I just found his record in 1877, mothers name was transcribed incorrectly on Scotland's People, also Catholic, In Greenock.
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Family History Beginners Board / Re: Cassidy/McIntyre Ireland
« on: Tuesday 19 August 25 11:50 BST (UK) »
Thank you again so much to everyone that is providing very useful information that I had no clue about, I really appreciate it, now I at least have a rough location where Mary is from, along with her siblings and parents. When I look at the Baptism for Mary McIntyre, it to me looks as if the parents names are listed as Thomas McIntyre and Catharine/Catherine Docherty, which would play into the theory that she was baptised into John Cassidy's faith after their Church of Scotland wedding, seeing as the kids are all Catholic as well, interesting that my Great x2 Grandfather James Cassidy is not on the baptism list as he was born in 1877 in Greenock, but perhaps his was elsewhere
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Family History Beginners Board / Re: Cassidy/McIntyre Ireland
« on: Monday 18 August 25 10:53 BST (UK) »
Hello all,
Thank you for the help so far, one error from my original post, the marriage to John Cassidy was actually within the church of Scotland (mix up with their son James)
These are all the documents I have regarding both. I have their marriage certificate, along with John Cassidy's death certificate, and then Mary McIntyre's death certificate, along with a baptism record for a Mary McIntyre in Greenock, with a Thomas McIntyre and Catherine Docherty listed as parents, year of baptism would match year of birth going by marriage record, could she have been born in Ireland and baptised in Scotland? I also have an 1891 census showing the family, minus the son born John born in Ireland, showing them living in Greenock and both John and Mary listed as being born in Ireland, living with their children Catherine, James, Mary and Thomas, all born in Greenock.
Kind regards,
Jake
Thank you for the help so far, one error from my original post, the marriage to John Cassidy was actually within the church of Scotland (mix up with their son James)
These are all the documents I have regarding both. I have their marriage certificate, along with John Cassidy's death certificate, and then Mary McIntyre's death certificate, along with a baptism record for a Mary McIntyre in Greenock, with a Thomas McIntyre and Catherine Docherty listed as parents, year of baptism would match year of birth going by marriage record, could she have been born in Ireland and baptised in Scotland? I also have an 1891 census showing the family, minus the son born John born in Ireland, showing them living in Greenock and both John and Mary listed as being born in Ireland, living with their children Catherine, James, Mary and Thomas, all born in Greenock.
Kind regards,
Jake
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Family History Beginners Board / Cassidy/McIntyre Ireland
« on: Sunday 17 August 25 23:53 BST (UK) »
Hello,
I was hoping someone could help me uncover information on my Maternal Cassidy side, my Great x3 Grandfather John Cassidy married my Great x3 Grandmother Mary McIntyre, in Greenock 1873, John Cassidy is said to have been born in Ireland, to John Cassidy, who was a soldier, and Elizabeth McLaughlin, sometime in the early 1850s (as per his death certificate in 1926 Greenock, his parents are not listed on his marriage certificate) I would be very appreciative for anything regarding him, or his parents, as I’m rather stuck , not entirely sure if he himself was Protestant or Catholic, but his marriage to Mary McIntyre was a Catholic ceremony, I’m not too sure about Mary McIntyre, as I have a baptism record in 1852 in Greenock ( which would match her age on the marriage record ) and her parents are listed as Thomas McIntyre and Catherine Docherty (same as marriage record) but her death record in 1928 has parents listed as William McIntyre and Mary Docherty, and then a census record I believe showing them in 1921 on Greenock shows John to be born in Londonderry and Mary to be born in Movile, Donegal.
Kind regards,
Jake
I was hoping someone could help me uncover information on my Maternal Cassidy side, my Great x3 Grandfather John Cassidy married my Great x3 Grandmother Mary McIntyre, in Greenock 1873, John Cassidy is said to have been born in Ireland, to John Cassidy, who was a soldier, and Elizabeth McLaughlin, sometime in the early 1850s (as per his death certificate in 1926 Greenock, his parents are not listed on his marriage certificate) I would be very appreciative for anything regarding him, or his parents, as I’m rather stuck , not entirely sure if he himself was Protestant or Catholic, but his marriage to Mary McIntyre was a Catholic ceremony, I’m not too sure about Mary McIntyre, as I have a baptism record in 1852 in Greenock ( which would match her age on the marriage record ) and her parents are listed as Thomas McIntyre and Catherine Docherty (same as marriage record) but her death record in 1928 has parents listed as William McIntyre and Mary Docherty, and then a census record I believe showing them in 1921 on Greenock shows John to be born in Londonderry and Mary to be born in Movile, Donegal.
Kind regards,
Jake
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Family History Beginners Board / Re: Loney/Stevenson Family Richhill
« on: Friday 01 August 25 14:20 BST (UK) »
I believe I may have found my Great x2 Grandmothers Death record:
Mary Loney
7th November 1945, Richhill
57
Wife of William Loney (Labourer)
Present at death Edmund Loney (Son)
Do we think this is very much certain to be her?
Kind regards,
Jake
Mary Loney
7th November 1945, Richhill
57
Wife of William Loney (Labourer)
Present at death Edmund Loney (Son)
Do we think this is very much certain to be her?
Kind regards,
Jake