CAREY & McDONALD, double brick wall

[dotty]

Tony not resolved much but you can cross off a few thingd
The Patrick on the  previous QSP number did not get transported although an afterthought I could have looked up this Patricks  sentence.I will look next time
A Patrick Carey buried 10/5/1853 at St Mary's RC was age 20 and his abode was the workhouse.
Buried at the same church on 25/9/1855 a Patrick CARNEY age 51 abode Scholes.

Dotty

[TonyRolfe]

Thanks very much for taking the time to get that information for me, Dotty.

I'll have to have a good look and see whether that fits with my family

Kindest regards

Tony

[dotty]

Forgot to ask had you checked the unfilmed 1851 census index?
I did note that there was a William Carey down as soldier in Salford.

Dotty

[TonyRolfe]

No, I haven't heard of an unfilmed index.

I've tried the 1851 on both Ancestry and FindMyPast, without success.

How do I get access to the index?

Thanks for pointing this out for me

Tony

[dotty]

 

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http://www.1851-unfilmed.org.uk/1851search.htm  whether anybody can give you more details on the board if you do find anything it would be worth a try

dotty

[dotty]

Also on the LRO site click on Lancat there are three Archibald McDonalds serving from 1863 in the Lancs Corps,from the parishes of Manchester,Kirkdale and St Helens one may be connected

Dotty

[dotty]

On the 1841 census at St George's Barracks there is an Archibald McDonald,soldier,age 20

Dotty

[TonyRolfe]

Thanks again for that information, Dotty.  I'll be following it up shortly.

Cheers

Tony