Annie Kathleen McCauley

[crisane]

Do you have Frank Webb's service record to see where he was in 1920's

Not yet but I think I have his service number and will try and trace him
Steve

If Frank Webb was still in the army in the 1920's his service record will still be held by the MoD.
You can apply for them but you will need his birth date, a copy of his death ceritificate and 30 quid.
https://www.gov.uk/government/collections/requests-for-personal-data-and-service-records

[SteveMincornwall]

Do you have Frank Webb's service record to see where he was in 1920's

Not yet but I think I have his service number and will try and trace him
Steve

If Frank Webb was still in the army in the 1920's his service record will still be held by the MoD.
You can apply for them but you will need his birth date, a copy of his death ceritificate and 30 quid.
https://www.gov.uk/government/collections/requests-for-personal-data-and-service-records

Thanks, he was still in the forces in 1922 and I have a photo copy of his death certificate.
Steve

[rathmore]

a Annie McCauley and Frank Webb mentioned on find my past

wedding at Christchurch, Hampshire

http://www.findmypast.co.uk

[SteveMincornwall]

a Annie McCauley and Frank Webb mentioned on find my past

wedding at Christchurch, Hampshire

http://www.findmypast.co.uk

I am not a member of find my past but many thanks, I have their marriage certificate
Steve

[shanreagh]

Do you know what her family called her?  (eg a great aunt was registered as Ann Jane and called Annie in the family, others have been Anne and called Nancy in the family etc)

How do you know her DoB was 24/12?

Would she have named any of her children with names that could be family names? By that I mean names that are not showing up as part of the names 'belonging' to her husband. 

Do you know her for religion?

Do you recall any mention of gt Aunts or Uncles

What is making you think it was Co Donegal that she came from? Family Stories? These can often contain useful information. 

Have searched the military file for Frank Webb. Often military had to get permission from CO to marry. You would also see where in ireland that he was posted.

NB I see that Crisane has suggested this.

[SteveMincornwall]

Do you know what her family called her?  (eg a great aunt was registered as Ann Jane and called Annie in the family, others have been Anne and called Nancy in the family etc)

How do you know her DoB was 24/12?

Would she have named any of her children with names that could be family names? By that I mean names that are not showing up as part of the names 'belonging' to her husband. 

Do you know her for religion?

Do you recall any mention of gt Aunts or Uncles

What is making you think it was Co Donegal that she came from? Family Stories? These can often contain useful information. 

Have searched the military file for Frank Webb. Often military had to get permission from CO to marry. You would also see where in ireland that he was posted.

NB I see that Crisane has suggested this.

Many thanks for your reply. Annie was a RC, as was my mother, her daughter. I have sent for my grandad (Frank) military records to see where he was in Ireland. As he was an officer there should be some info. Her DOB came from marriage and death certificates, so I am pretty sure it is correct. As for Donegal, I have searched records and Donegal fit with father and sibling names.
Once again, many thanks
Steve

[shanreagh]

Have you given us the father's and siblings' names - where have you obtained these from?

There are a couple of questions that also would be useful to know the answers to from my last post -
what did her family call her? Was she called Kathleen or Ann/e or Annie? If you have cousins or family friends from that side of the family it might be worth seeing what they called her.

Did the marriage certificate not have a year of birth.....just 24/12?

What were her children's names including full names - you can often get a helpful clue from these.

[heywood]

Marriage certificates don’t usually give a date of birth - just an age or ‘full’.
Was the date of birth written on the civil and/or church certificate?

[heywood]

There is this family - not sure if they have been mentioned

1901 http://www.census.nationalarchives.ie/pages/1901/Donegal/Kilderry/Muff/1190219/

Catherine Anne McCauley 9yrs b Co Derry living in Donegal

Her birth ‘December Twenty two 1889’ Father Patrick (living in Glasgow)

https://civilrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/churchrecords/images/birth_returns/births_1889/02453/1911739.pdf

Her brother Patrick’s birth describes father Patrick as a Coal Dealer.
https://civilrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/churchrecords/images/birth_returns/births_1892/02358/1881009.pdf

Sister Sarah 1899 -Father still in Glasgow Patrick is a Carter

Marriage of Patrick and Bridget
https://civilrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/churchrecords/images/marriage_returns/marriages_1886/10850/5961559.pdf

I can’t see the family in 1911.

There is a possible death for Robert Doherty in 1909 - informant granddaughter Cassie McCauley residence Culmore
https://civilrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/churchrecords/images/deaths_returns/deaths_1909/05470/4531053.pdf

Robert McCauley gives Culmore as residence on marriage and there is a Bridget McCauley death in 1906, Culmore with Cassie McCauley as informant.

I am thinking that Cassie is Catherine Anne  so Annie Kathleen may not be this one.

If this was Annie Kathleen, she would be a few years older than believed.