Maria Keenan Taylor m William McIntyre 1926

[RunKitty]

Hi,

I did a quick search in the Star and I didn't see either Maria or William...  I wonder if they moved out of Toronto at some point?? 

The most recent Toronto Directory online is 1921.  Here is the page listing all the Salvation Army addresses. 
http://www.archive.org/stream/torontodirec192100midiuoft#page/44/mode/2up

You can contact the Toronto Public Library and ask them what was at 720 Bay in 1926.  The Toronto Archives may also be able to help you. 

http://www.torontopubliclibrary.ca/ask-a-librarian/
http://www.toronto.ca/archives/

This is a really tricky one!!     McIntyre is a fairly common name. 

RK     

[ScottishSquirrel]

Hi RunKitty,

Thank you for the info you provided several years ago....  I'm still no further forward.  I had contacted the Salvation Army at the time, but they were unable to shed any light.   It's like they have vanished from the face of the earth, but I know they must be somewhere and someone must know who they were.   Oh well.   

Sorry for the delay in acknowledging, I obviously don't check on here too often...  

[rspeers518]

Hi Karen.

I am a relation to the Taylors of Portglenone. I would love to discuss this all further with you. My great grandfather William James Taylor had a sister Elizabeth Taylor who married a James Keenan. I think my granny kept in contact with the Keenans after they moved to Scotland.

Elizabeth's mother and father were Thomas Taylor and Jane Kyle from Portglenone. I also may have some photos of Keenans which perhaps you could help me identify.

Many thanks
Rebecca

[ScottishSquirrel]

Hi Rebecca, Just noticed this message, Elizabeth & James were my Great grandparents, would love to touch base with you.  Not sure how to do that on here privately.   Hope you are more active on here that I have been in recent years! xx Karen

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