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Re: Remonds Utah
« Reply #36 on: Wednesday 28 January 15 03:39 GMT (UK) »
1891 Census shows Patrick Redmond - Living at No 1 Railway Terrace. Moor Row
Ecclestical Parish Egremont.

Catherine Redmond  56 Born Ireland.
Patrick Redmond  25 Born Ireland.
Peter Redmond  16 Born Cleator Cumb.
Dan Redmond  14 Born Cleator Cumb.

A later census gives Patricks birthplace as Wicklow Ireland.

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Re: Remonds Utah
« Reply #37 on: Wednesday 28 January 15 03:54 GMT (UK) »
1940 358 East 1 st South Salt lake Utah - Parents of Mae Whitten.

Harry Whitten  50 Janitor. Copper Co. Having 1 st Papers.
Margaret Whitten  52
John Whitten  23 Asst Director. Mortuary. Having 1st Papers.

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« Reply #38 on: Wednesday 28 January 15 04:05 GMT (UK) »
Declaration of Intention - Harry Whitten was born 3 December 1891 Arlecdon Cumberland England.
Resided 5 Dixon Avenue. Bingham Salt lake Utah. Married 19 February 1915 Frizington Cumberland.  The name of his wife was Margaret born October 1893 Frizington. Cumberland. Immigrated to New York Oct 22 1922  May was born 31 st May 1910 - Tom 15 Jan 1912 - Jack July 19th 1916 - All born England - all reside Bingham Utah. Harry entered USA 22 October 1922 on SS Scythia.
Dated 4 th May 1936.

Marriage of Margaret Burns to Harry Whitten - Q1 1915 - Whitehaven - 10b 1115

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« Reply #39 on: Wednesday 28 January 15 04:14 GMT (UK) »
5 Dyas Avenue Bingham Canyon, Salt Lake, Utah 1930 -

Harry Whitten  32 Margaret Whitten  31
John Whitten  12 Thomas Mccann  18 Nephew.
Mary Mccann  19 Born England. Stenographer. Doctors Office. Niece.

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Re: Remonds Utah
« Reply #40 on: Wednesday 28 January 15 07:27 GMT (UK) »
Thank you for the quick and thorough reply! It is fantastic and helpful. Margaret Whitten was Mae McCann (my great grandmother's) aunt. Her name was changed to Whitten for passage. Because of this,(as your records show) Mae is often listed as daughter to Harry and Margaret Whitten. I do not know who her parents were. I know her mother died when she was young and her father and step mother continued to reside in England.

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« Reply #41 on: Wednesday 28 January 15 15:52 GMT (UK) »
You're very welcome.  Possibly have some photographs taken when on holiday in the area some years ago - that might relate to some of the address mentioned. Will have to dig them out and take a look sometime.

May McCann was born 1910 in Frizington Cumberland. She was living in the household of her grandfather John Byrne. John Byrne was born Wicklow Ireland 1847 - Lived at 39 Yeathouse Rd Frizington Cumberland. Widowed and a retired miner.  Margaret Byrne and her sister Mary Jane also lived in the household.  Annie McCann also lived at the address, as did son-in-law Patrick McCann born 1880 Cleator Moor who was married, colliery shiftman (below ground). Also lodging at that address were the two McCann children May aged 1 year and Thomas aged 2 months.

Patrick McCann had married Annie Burns in Whitehaven Cumberland - June 1908 - 10b 1331.
There is a death record for Annie McCann (aged slightly out)  - aged 30 years  - Whitehaven District - December 1914 - 10b 890

So the daughter of Mae McCann and Anthony Redmond - Patricia (now deceased) could have been named so because her grandfather was Patrick  ???

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« Reply #42 on: Wednesday 28 January 15 15:59 GMT (UK) »
Believe this could be Patrick McCann with his parents living at 18 Wyndham Street Cleator Moor in 1881

Patrick Mc Cann  40 Born Ireland. Collier.
Catherine Mc Cann  35 Born Ireland.
Felix Mc Cann  15 Born Ireland.   Ellen Mc Cann  13 Born Cleator
John Mc Cann  11 Born Cleator  Mary A. Mc Cann  8 Born Cleator
Sarah Mc Cann  6  Born Cleator Catherine Mc Cann  4 Born Cleator
Patrick Mc Cann  1 Born Cleator

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« Reply #43 on: Wednesday 28 January 15 16:03 GMT (UK) »
1891 - 18 Wyndham Street Cleator Moor Cumberland.

Thomas Mc Cann  50 Iron Miner
Catherine Mc Cann  43
Ellen Mc Cann  23
John Mc Cann  21 Blast Furnaceman.
Mary Ann Mc Cann  18 Thread Mill Corker.
Sarah Mc Cann  16 Thread Mil Corker.
Catherine Mc Cann  14 Thread Mill Corker.
Patrick Mc Cann  11
Frances Mc Cann  8
Rose H Mc Cann  5

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« Reply #44 on: Wednesday 28 January 15 16:06 GMT (UK) »
1901 - 18 Wyndham Street Cleator Moor Cumberland. Patrick with brothers and sisters. Mother Catherine McCann died Q2 - Apr/May/June 1900 - Whitehaven District - 10b 434
There was a Thomas McCann who died March 1901- aged 54 years - (age perhaps out slightly) - Whitehaven  District - 10b 439 -

Patrick McCann  20 Iron Ore Miner.
Mary Ann McCann  27
Sarah McCann  26
Frances McCann  18
Rose A McCann  15
James Gilmond (should be Gilmore)  3 Nephew
Thomas Gilmond (should be Gilmore) 1 Nephew

Patrick McCann's sister Catherine married Hugh Gilmore. Catherine (aged 24 years) died Q1 Jan/Feb/March 1900 - Whitehaven District - 10b 535. The 2 Gilmore children were the sons of Catherine and Hugh Gilmore.

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