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Carlow / Re: Whelan and Byrne
« on: Tuesday 01 February 11 20:03 GMT (UK) »
Thank you Sarah. I will get the certificates and then we can go from there.
Thanks again,
Gail
Thanks again,
Gail
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Carlow / Re: Whelan and Byrne
« on: Tuesday 01 February 11 15:02 GMT (UK) »
Maybe. 
In 1901 I think his age would have been around 31/32.
I'd best get hold of his marriage certificate [1894] to see what his occupation was and also my grandmother's birth certificate [1895]
Many thanks for your input, have posted on other sites and received absoluelty zilch.
Any information forthcoming is much appreciated - thank you to everyone so far.
In 1901 I think his age would have been around 31/32.
I'd best get hold of his marriage certificate [1894] to see what his occupation was and also my grandmother's birth certificate [1895]
Many thanks for your input, have posted on other sites and received absoluelty zilch.
Any information forthcoming is much appreciated - thank you to everyone so far.
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Carlow / Re: Whelan and Byrne
« on: Tuesday 01 February 11 13:09 GMT (UK) »
Thanks for that. Will order the certificate and report back with any queries that will inevitably arise !
Would love to know where Mark was in 1901 Family says he was in the British Army but I have found nothing to back this up. In 1911 census his age was 42 and his occupation was 'labourer'.
Would love to know where Mark was in 1901
Family says he was in the British Army but I have found nothing to back this up. In 1911 census his age was 42 and his occupation was 'labourer'.
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Carlow / Re: Whelan and Byrne
« on: Tuesday 01 February 11 12:35 GMT (UK) »
Thanks for your reply.
Can you please advise me on the best way to pay for a copy - as I don't want to send my card details through the post is it safe to send cash?
Hopefully once I get details of Mark and Mary's fathers and their occupations I might be able to get a bit further back!
cheers for now
Can you please advise me on the best way to pay for a copy - as I don't want to send my card details through the post is it safe to send cash?
Hopefully once I get details of Mark and Mary's fathers and their occupations I might be able to get a bit further back!
cheers for now
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Carlow / Re: Whelan and Byrne
« on: Tuesday 01 February 11 09:49 GMT (UK) »
Thankyou.....these are mine. 
Michael Francis married Fanny Statham 1936.
I had found Mary's death in Marple Bridge, she was a regular visitor to daughter Bridie who lived there.
Anything else regarding the Whelan/Byrne family would be welcome, particularly the parents Mark Whelan and Mary. Not found Mark's birth or death. Think I have found their [ Mark and Mary] marriage details (reg. oct/dec 1894) but not too sure on how to order a certificate from this side the pond!!
Thanks for any help
Michael Francis married Fanny Statham 1936.
I had found Mary's death in Marple Bridge, she was a regular visitor to daughter Bridie who lived there.
Anything else regarding the Whelan/Byrne family would be welcome, particularly the parents Mark Whelan and Mary. Not found Mark's birth or death. Think I have found their [ Mark and Mary] marriage details (reg. oct/dec 1894) but not too sure on how to order a certificate from this side the pond!!
Thanks for any help
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Carlow / Whelan and Byrne
« on: Monday 31 January 11 23:12 GMT (UK) »
Researching my maternal grandmother's family who came from Carlow Town co Carlow Ireland.
Names are:
Mark Whelan and Mary nee Byrne - parents
children: Elizabeth b.1895 aka Lily, Bridget aka Bridie, Michael Francis, May, Peter, Paddy, (?) Eileen (?) came over to England around 1918 - known areas they lived - Whaley Bridge, Disley, Marple Bridge and Manchester.
1901 census - the family lived at 46 Stapleton Road, Mark is NOT there. Don't know where he is?
1911 census - family living at 38, Pollerton Road. Mark is with family now.
My grandmother (Elizabeth aka Lily)and siblings came over to England around 1917. She married Joseph Lomas in England and visited Carlow Town quite often in the 20's and early 30's. One of her children (Donald) died there as an infant. Any information would be very welcome as I am completely stuck on this family
Names are:
Mark Whelan and Mary nee Byrne - parents
children: Elizabeth b.1895 aka Lily, Bridget aka Bridie, Michael Francis, May, Peter, Paddy, (?) Eileen (?) came over to England around 1918 - known areas they lived - Whaley Bridge, Disley, Marple Bridge and Manchester.
1901 census - the family lived at 46 Stapleton Road, Mark is NOT there. Don't know where he is?
1911 census - family living at 38, Pollerton Road. Mark is with family now.
My grandmother (Elizabeth aka Lily)and siblings came over to England around 1917. She married Joseph Lomas in England and visited Carlow Town quite often in the 20's and early 30's. One of her children (Donald) died there as an infant. Any information would be very welcome as I am completely stuck on this family
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Derbyshire Lookup Requests / Re: Morewood
« on: Monday 31 January 11 16:16 GMT (UK) »
Many thanks for your quick reply..... very much appreciated.
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Derbyshire Lookup Requests / Morewood
« on: Monday 31 January 11 13:22 GMT (UK) »
Can anyone help me please?
I am looking for the burial record and/or MI for John Morewood of Alfreton (1718 - 1758) buried at Alfreton. He was son of Rowland (died 1754)
If anyone can help I would be very grateful - thanks
I am looking for the burial record and/or MI for John Morewood of Alfreton (1718 - 1758) buried at Alfreton. He was son of Rowland (died 1754)
If anyone can help I would be very grateful - thanks
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Yorkshire (West Riding) / Re: Barnsley Cemetery
« on: Friday 13 February 09 18:44 GMT (UK) »Hi Carolanne,
Many thanks for your help and information regarding John Thomas and Ada Jepson.
It is much appreciated
I don't suppose you know where I could get information regarding JT Jepson being in the Salvation Army in Barnsley prior to his death? I had thought to phone the citadel on George Street - ??
once again - many thanks
Gail
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