Madden of Articlave nr Coleraine, NI

[kintree]

Good to see this topic alive again. Now of course both 1901 & 1911 Censuses are free online, so it's easy to find George & Martha and family in 1911:

http://www.census.nationalarchives.ie/reels/nai002801497/

Adrian

[DaveHoneyford]

I have this document, but thank you all the same, on some sites it has the information all wrong.




Dave

[kintree]

Dave

Never trust an index (constructed from transcriptions, often as wide of the mark as our own) - always check the original document. Mind you, you can't always trust the original either - note that George is stated to be able to Read & Write, but signs with his mark.

Adrian

[wildwind]

Not meaning to put a spanner in the works but I have a missing Ann (Sometimes ANNE) Jane Kyle b1876 who I cant track down..  Actually one of three sisters I have to find.
What brings me to add to this post is that her Grandmother was a Mary Vance and I was wondering could this be how you have a possible m s Vance on a cert.
It would be easier for someone from Articlave to meet someone from Portglenone than Crossgar.
Maybe you have already got your puzzle solved and if so ignore my fumbling around in the dark.
Regards
D

[aghadowey]

"It would be easier for someone from Articlave to meet someone from Portglenone than Crossgar."

The Crossgar mentioned in this thread is Crossgar Presbyterian Church outside Coleraine (and not far from Castlerock/Articlave)

[wildwind]

Now maybe I should have checked that out
Sorry for the trouble
D

[aghadowey]

In case either of the Madden posters return to this topic….

Andrew Madden (c1862-1901) m. Annie (c1866-aft.1911)
The 1901 census gives more children for Andrew & Annie Madden-
http://www.census.nationalarchives.ie/pages/1901/Londonderry/Articlare/Dartress/1517008/
Annie Madden is listed as a widow in 1911 census- also says married 26 years (c1885) which ties in with marriage of Andrew Madden & Annie Boyce. Annie lists herself as mother of eight children (all living) which if correct not only mean that all the family are listed below but that there were not sons named Thomas & William as in earlier post.
www.census.nationalarchives.ie/pages/1911/Londonderry/Bannbrook/Blakes_Lower/588183
DEATH:  Andrew Madden, age 38, Oct./Dec.1901 Coleraine registration district, volume 1 page 343

1)   George (c1885-1917) m. (1907) Martha McCallion- children: Robert, Anne, others? See below
2)   Mary** (1887-aft.1911)
3)   James Dunn (c1890-aft.1911)
4)   Annie (c1892-aft.1911). Annie in 1911
5)   Andrew (c1895-aft.1911)- this might be the Andrew Madden who signed Ulster Covenant in 1911 (certainly not his father)
6)   John (1897) m.(1921 Scotland)
7)   Jane Eliza (c1900-aft.1911)
8 )   Sarah (c1902-aft.1911)

George Madden & wife Martha in 1911 census- with son Robert & ‘nephew’ Anne-
www.census.nationalarchives.ie/pages/1911/Londonderry/Bannbrook/Pottagh/588225
Original scanned image shows Anne as their daughter-
www.census.nationalarchives.ie/reels/nai002801497
In 1901 George is in this household-
www.census.nationalarchives.ie/pages/1901/Londonderry/Bannbrook/Blakes_Upper/1517180
George’s date of death listed as 10 Aug.1917-
http://www.cwgc.org/find-war-dead/casualty/1622485/MADDEN,%20GEORGE

Mary Madden** married (July/Sept.1907 Coleraine district) to William Campbell. Her brother George’s marriage to Mary McCallion is on the same page.
Campbell family in 1911- with 2 children Margreta (c1909) & Andrew James (c1910)-
www.census.nationalarchives.ie/pages/1911/Londonderry/Articlave/Articlave_Town/588086