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Offline tamthehat

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Finnies & O'Neills
« on: Monday 20 April 09 19:19 BST (UK) »
Looking for Finnies who came from Ireland  and were in the 1861 census in Leith, and O'Neills who married into the Finnies.

Any help, I would be greatful.

                                                 TomO'Neill               aka                  Tamthehat

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Re: Finnies & O'Neills
« Reply #1 on: Monday 27 April 09 15:44 BST (UK) »
Hi Tom,

Don't know if this is what you are looking for, but found a marriage that could be of interest,
30/12/1873 GROS REF 692/02/0001
Groom Francis O'Neill Carter Bachelor 16 Brickwork Close aged 21
Bride Bridget Finnie Spinster 16 Brickwork Close aged 20
In the district of South Leith.
If this is what you are looking i can send you a link to the cert,

Susan.


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Re: Finnies & O'Neills
« Reply #2 on: Monday 27 April 09 22:26 BST (UK) »
Hi  Susieq, thank you, not long after I posted that I found the link, and his son Francis jnr,

             age 22        Francis O'Neill married 22/12/1897  to Mary Devlin age 17
             Cab driver   35 Cannongate                                  paper mill wkr   119 Cannongate,

I also got them in the 1901 census   Francis O'Neill  age 25  Hackney Carr driver
                                                              Mary     "        "20
                                                            Catherine "      "  2
                                                             Francis    "       "  9mts.
They were living at  1 Duncan's Close Cannongate.

No sign of the Finnies .

Margaret Finnie was my  GG-grandmother who was born in Leith 1854, and ended up in Glasgow,with her son Angus, who started off as Finnie,then Mackay, and finally Wilson.


Thank you again,                        Tom O'Neill                from Hillsboro Oregon    US