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Yorkshire (East Riding & York) / Re: Location of Ings Lane Bridlington please?
« on: Sunday 01 March 26 15:17 GMT (UK)  »
Many thanks to all of you.

I have really enjoyed poring over the maps - quite fascinating. The side by side map is a wonderful tool.

Letter boxes cleared 7 times a day! It really was a different world.
This family was at least two generations of bricklayers and I see they must have been busy in Bridlington.

Thank you for your time, and a glimpse of their time,
Regards, ReJen

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Yorkshire (East Riding & York) / Location of Ings Lane Bridlington please?
« on: Saturday 28 February 26 22:06 GMT (UK)  »
My great grandmother was born at Navy Cottage, Ings Lane, Bridlington.
Can anyone tell me whereabouts this was please?

Kind regards, ReJen

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Lanarkshire / Re: Fresh eyes needed
« on: Wednesday 18 February 26 17:42 GMT (UK)  »
Hello Anne,
I was becoming a bit unstuck with my search for Thomas Whitby born Sorbie 1853, until I found this post about James Whitby - and the family clicked into place. So I thought I'd let you know your post has had further benefits!

On some of the records (marriage and death) I found for Thomas Whitby and Elizabeth McCartney the name is transcribed as "Whitley". I wondered if you had found the same, and if you've attempted or had any luck tracking them back to Ireland?

Kind regards, ReJen

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Ireland / Re: First name Bosy (female)
« on: Saturday 10 January 26 17:54 GMT (UK)  »
Many thanks for all your help.
Thanks sparrett, I have been matching up 'R's from the handwriting.
And thanks gaffy, that's a clever approach and useful to know it was a common name of the location/era.

My conclusion is that Rosy seems the most likely name, though this hasn't helped me track her down in any other records yet!

Kind regards, ReJen


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Ireland / Re: First name Bosy (female)
« on: Thursday 08 January 26 20:51 GMT (UK)  »
I hadn't thought of that!
Here's the original, and a couple of pages away there is 'Bosy Reilly'.

Now they both look like 'Mary' to me. Is that possible?


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Ireland / First name Bosy (female)
« on: Thursday 08 January 26 20:11 GMT (UK)  »
Hello,

I have a Bosy McPartlan in the 1841 census, Killashandra, Co. Cavan.
I can't find what that might be short for.

The nearest I can find is Beesy for Bridget or Bessie for Elizabeth in:
Varieties and Synonymes of Surnames and Christian Names in Ireland
https://books.google.pt/books?id=azhoAAAAMAAJ&pg=PA32&dq=varieties+and+synonyms+of+surnames+and+christian&hl=en&sa=X&ei=GDNKVdr6A8yDsAWK9oBQ&redir_esc=y#v=onepage&q&f=false

Can anyone help?

Kind regards, ReJen

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Cumberland / Re: LAWLER/JONES/FEARON/MULHOLLAND familes Frizington
« on: Monday 05 January 26 16:32 GMT (UK)  »
Many thanks amondg,

The maiden name fits for Margaret who was Parle, Parell, Parnell and other variations.
I will try John Lawler's death certificate next.

Thanks for your help, Rejen

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Cumberland / Re: LAWLER/JONES/FEARON/MULHOLLAND familes Frizington
« on: Saturday 03 January 26 19:32 GMT (UK)  »
Hello Warncoort,
Thanks, yes I have scanned through the "Surnames interest board" and I couldn't find anything related.
I discovered the Surname Interest Tables, which I can look at using.
I went through the Cumberland pages and there are some posts about Fearon, but I couldn't find any immediate links.
It's good to spend some time searching RootsChat - it's enormous!
As I've begun to learn a bit more about how RootsChat works, I think in future I would try separate posts for individuals and their specific records, rather than asking about families in general.


Hello amondg,
Thank you very much for that. The Susie and Lizzie information ties in with what I have. Lizzie was in Mount Pleasant, which I have been able to learn a bit more about in other threads and online - not so pleasant!
I will try and get Lizzie's birth certificate and date of birth, thanks for the tip.
I agree that Margaret was most probably paid a stipend, in the 1901 census Susie was recorded as 'nurse girl'. In my family they were 'adopted' in the broader sense and later Susie became 'Auntie Susie'.
Mary was working in Preston when she met Joseph Edward, they married in Lancashire then moved to Frizington where they lived next door to Margaret and Annie.

May I share my 'Margaret Working Theory' with you?
I think Margaret married John Lawlor in Wicklow 1871. She already had a daughter, Annie aged 2. They then moved to Cumberland, possibly Cleator Moor or Frizington. They had a John Lawler baptised 1873 St Mary's, Cleator Moor, birth registered 1874, Whitehaven, died 1874, Whitehaven.
Then they had a Mary Lawler born 1875 Whitehaven, baptised at St. Mary's, Cleator Moor 1875 and died 1876.
Then I have John Lawler died 1877, Whitehaven.
This would tie in with Margaret being a widow in the 1881 census.
My sticking point is that the daughter, Mary, being 2 in the 1881 census, and the daughter of John Lawler, would mean she would need to have been born in 1878.
I have looked in Cumberland and Wicklow (some of the census records say that Mary was born in Ireland, some in England) for Mary's birth record, but have nothing that matches.

Can you tell me more about the "Ancestry: Mary born 11 August 1879 of Margaret" please? Was there a location or Mother's maiden name?
I have considered that Mary was illegitimate, or even unofficially adopted, but this outcome would leave me with more questions and no easy way forward.

Kind regards, ReJen

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Wicklow / Re: PARLE/PARELL family of Kilmagig, Avoca
« on: Monday 22 December 25 15:37 GMT (UK)  »
I do apologise, that is astonishingly embarrassing. Sorry to have put you to any trouble.

I am still trying to piece together the various Parle/Parell/Parnell families of Avoca and surrounding areas (despite my ineptitude with dates!) and think I've been making progress.

I revisited the Griffith's Valuation and have Luke Parnell at Ballycooleen and Michael Parle at Ballyarthur, for example.

If you're willing to give guidance, it would be appreciated,
kind regards, regen


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