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Access to 1851c Cork, Cannon family?
« on: Wednesday 15 February 06 17:49 GMT (UK) »
I am trying to trace my g g g grandmother Sarah Cannon.

She was born about 1846 (I was told she came from Cork).
Her father was called Denis Cannon, I have this off her marr cert.  She married a John Garvey in Oldham, Lancs in 1869.  I have no idea when she came to England.  I believe her and John are one the 1871c living in Oldham, I think she may have still been in Ireland for the 1861c. 

If anyone can help I would be very grateful.  Thanks.

Josie


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Re: Access to 1851c Cork, Cannon family?
« Reply #1 on: Saturday 17 May 08 17:16 BST (UK) »
Hello Josie,

I looked at the Valuation extracts on John Hayes failteromhat.com site. There was no sign of Denis Cannon but here are other counties where there was a guy of that name.

Denis Cannon - Griffith's Valuation - 1848-64

Donegal 1857
Denis Cannon, Dunmore, Mevagh 
Denis Cannon, Ballybrollaghan, Inver 
Denis Cannon, Brinlack, Tullaghobegley 
Denis Cannon, Clonbara, Tullaghobegley 
Denis Cannon, Kilrean Upper, Killybegs Lower 

Kilkenny 1849-50
Dennis Cannon, Fishersgraigue, Graiguenamanagh

Wexford 1853
Denis Cannon, Town of Wexford, St. Peters

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Re: Access to 1851c Cork, Cannon family?
« Reply #2 on: Thursday 22 May 08 20:06 BST (UK) »
Hi Christopher, thank you for your reply and information, I will see what I can find out.

I feel as though I am looking for the proverbail needle in the haystack.

Regards,

Josie

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Re: Access to 1851c Cork, Cannon family?
« Reply #3 on: Thursday 22 May 08 22:09 BST (UK) »
1901 census is first complete census for all Ireland. Only small fragments of earlier ones for a few areas still survive. For Co. Cork 1851 for parishes of Kilcrumper (part), Kilworth, Leitrim (part) and Macrony (part) seem to survive (National Archives, Dublin).
No records were kept of people traveling between Ireland, England, Scotland and Ireland as all were part of U.K.
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Re: Access to 1851c Cork, Cannon family?
« Reply #4 on: Tuesday 01 September 09 21:06 BST (UK) »
Hello

I am descended from a Bridget CAnnon born 1824 in Ireland dau.of Bryen Cannon born 1801 in Ireland. they lived in Glanford Brigg, Lincolnshire in 1861 and later after her marriage to John Dennison, they moved to Oldham for a while. they then returned to Luddington, Lincolnshire and she died there in 1909
Curry, Ireland and Lincolnshire
Batty, Lincolnshire
Isle, Lincolnshire
Dennison, Ireland, Oldham, Lincolnshire
Woodhead, Yorkshire and Lincolnshire
Mell, Yorkshire
Barley, Lincolsnhire
Kelsey, Linconshire
Jeffery, Ireland, Somerset, London, Yorkshire
Wilby, Yorkshire,
Gledhill, Yorkshire
Storr, Yorkshire
Vollans, Yorkshire
Scholes, Yoorkshire
Fenton, Yorkshire
Middleton or Knowles, Yorkshire
Cavell, Yorkshire
Cokell, Lincolnshire
Osband, Lincolnshire

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Re: Access to 1851c Cork, Cannon family?
« Reply #5 on: Wednesday 02 September 09 12:08 BST (UK) »
Hi,

My Sarah Cannon was born 1846 in Ireland,  just where I've never been able to find out or what year she came to live in England.

She married John Garvey (born Galway) in Oldham in 1869, on the marr cert., her father is named as Denis Cannon.  John and Sarah had a daughter Mary Ellen (my great grandmother) in 1871.  They also had a son Thomas.  Both Sarah and Thomas died in 1874, Sarah 28 Thomas 2.

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Josie

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Re: Access to 1851c Cork, Cannon family?
« Reply #6 on: Wednesday 02 September 09 12:12 BST (UK) »
ITS OFTEN DIFFICULT WITH THESE
THINGS
Curry, Ireland and Lincolnshire
Batty, Lincolnshire
Isle, Lincolnshire
Dennison, Ireland, Oldham, Lincolnshire
Woodhead, Yorkshire and Lincolnshire
Mell, Yorkshire
Barley, Lincolsnhire
Kelsey, Linconshire
Jeffery, Ireland, Somerset, London, Yorkshire
Wilby, Yorkshire,
Gledhill, Yorkshire
Storr, Yorkshire
Vollans, Yorkshire
Scholes, Yoorkshire
Fenton, Yorkshire
Middleton or Knowles, Yorkshire
Cavell, Yorkshire
Cokell, Lincolnshire
Osband, Lincolnshire