Elizabeth Earle of Liverpool, born 1922

[heywood]

Her mam's name was Mary Ann(e) Lynch born around the mid 1880s and her dad's name was George Earle born in Ireland, possibly Ulster, again around the mid 1880s.

If anyone can help to make some progress with this I'd be very grateful. 

If George was born Ulster, it is no use our searching in Liverpool or West Derby is it 

It just seemed a coincidence to find a birth f the right name, at about the right time, in Liverpool?

As I said, it's just a possibility!

Oh I agree. It just dawned on me that William hadn't corrected us - so where does the Ulster info come from? Is it reliable?

[WilliamKane]

Sorry folks, affairs of state and all that. I've tried to contact Linda, whose tree it is but nothing yet. I will let you know where Ulster comes in to it all as soon as I can.

Thanks again, for all your efforts. 

[WilliamKane]

Reached Linda who says that she "believes" George was from Ulster but that's all. Her sister told her once. 
I have put some questions to her and will get back to you as and when.....

[WilliamKane]

OK, she thinks he died in 1952 and is buried in Ford Cemetery, Liverpool.

[WilliamKane]

As you said you had no mention of a George Earle born 1915 perhaps he died young there is a burial record for a George Earle birth year 1915 ..burial date 11/10/1918 age 3 at Ford Cemetery Lancashire ( Catholic Burials ) ...A George Earle birth year 1889 burial date 30/4/1953 age 64 Ford Cemetery ...A few other Mary Ann's if you knew the death year

That has to be him hasn't it? Buried 30.4.53 in Ford Cemetery? It must be. 

[WilliamKane]

I have also seen the baptism of a Mary Ann Lynch and siblings with mother Mary McKenna and she is in censuses.

One thing that is a bit of a puzzle, is that with a marriage in 1912, you would expect a child before young George.
I have seen a George Earle born 1890, who is a waiter on ships 1910-1912. Those are the only records but if he was at sea after marriage,  that might be a reason.
By various searches, I think I can connect him with a family and he would be born Liverpool.
However, that would be contradictory to the first post re Ulster!
Additionally we are unable to post 1911 information - other than the indexes.

Just reread your post rosie17 and the above info re the waiter, doesn't fit with a father William

No info yet on whether he was ever at sea. Like I say, Linda only thinks he was born in Ulster. It may have been his father or whatever..... The whole thing may be a red herring.

[WilliamKane]

was George born 24th dec 1890 ?...does your friend know when his birthday was ? if it was xmas eve I am sure they would remember that
there is a birth for George Earle b 24th dec 1890 - baptised 11th Jan 1891 at St Columba church
if you think it may be him I can post the record

No idea I'm afraid. It could of course be him but then again....... She's going to have to put her hand in her pocket I think. 

[rosie17]

Yes think you will need to order the marriage certificate to see what it says before you can go any further ...

[heywood]

Yes, please encourage her to buy the certificate. The chap I see has a father John but the very brief tree I have seen says father William!