Thos Weir

[rosie17]

I would take a chance on the death for Mary Ann Weir 1904 ages can be a bit misleading at times .I would say that is her on the 1901 census with Florence she obviously was looking after her when her Mother died and they were in that area .

Rosie

[rosie17]

There was also a son Howard Charles Waldron born 1893 Derby
He is with his grandparents Patrick and Eliza Waldron
1901 Census Nottingham

Rosie

[wilcoxon]

 
 WEIR, MARY  ANN  69  GRO Reference: 1904  M Quarter in DERBY  

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[telephonist]

Hello again, what else could i expect to see on the record if i order?

[wilcoxon]

Name. Age. Place of death. Cause of death.  Name of informant and relationship.

[Sam Swift]

The original newspaper clipping is from the British Army Despatch 28 Dec 1849, p1232.

Therefore the Thomas Weir named in that notice aged 68, was born in 1781.

[Sam Swift]

Notice of death also printed by The Monmouthshire Merlin 20 Dec 1949, p.3 https://newspapers.library.wales/view/3394776/3394779/49/royal%2BOR%2Bcarmarthen%2BOR%2Bfusiliers

[Sam Swift]

There are a number of results for "Wier" when searched on the Cambrian Online index. The actiual articles are not however online, but are accessible via the Swansea Library or West Glam Archives.  https://www.swansea.gov.uk/cambrian?lang=en

Looking at the info available in the indexed entries, there would appear to be more than one Weir family living in Swansea.

Looking for one around the time of the 1849 death, this Thomas Weir could in fact be Thomas John(e)s Weir who married Catherine Kynaston in Penally 9 Mar 1827. He was described on marriage certs of some of his children including 23 Dec 1862, Briton Ferry, of Charles Bridger Wier to as Thomasine Lowether as  "Lieutenant in the army. On Charles's baptism at St Clears    
22 Oct 1833 Thomas Johns Weir is decsribed as " Gentleman."

On son John Alexander Weir's marriage cert 3 Dec 1870 at Kenwyn Cornwall as "Luit 1st Foot "

He is at High st St Clears 1841 with wife and family Class: HO107; Piece: 1382; Book: 1; Civil Parish: St Clare; County: Carmarthenshire; Enumeration District: 1; Folio: 7; Page: 5; Line: 11; GSU roll: 464309

1861 Catherine Weir is widowed and living with children at 1 Grove Place, along with her sister Martha Kynaston Class: HO107; Piece: 2466; Folio: 274; Page: 56; GSU roll: 104215-104217

There are also trees for the above.

[rosie17]

There are a number of results for "Wier" when searched on the Cambrian Online index. The actiual articles are not however online, but are accessible via the Swansea Library or West Glam Archives.  https://www.swansea.gov.uk/cambrian?lang=en

Looking at the info available in the indexed entries, there would appear to be more than one Weir family living in Swansea.

Looking for one around the time of the 1849 death, this Thomas Weir could in fact be Thomas John(e)s Weir who married Catherine Kynaston in Penally 9 Mar 1827. He was described on marriage certs of some of his children including 23 Dec 1862, Briton Ferry, of Charles Bridger Wier to as Thomasine Lowether as  "Lieutenant in the army. On Charles's baptism at St Clears    
22 Oct 1833 Thomas Johns Weir is decsribed as " Gentleman."

On son John Alexander Weir's marriage cert 3 Dec 1870 at Kenwyn Cornwall as "Luit 1st Foot "

He is at High st St Clears 1841 with wife and family Class: HO107; Piece: 1382; Book: 1; Civil Parish: St Clare; County: Carmarthenshire; Enumeration District: 1; Folio: 7; Page: 5; Line: 11; GSU roll: 464309

1861 Catherine Weir is widowed and living with children at 1 Grove Place, along with her sister Martha Kynaston Class: HO107; Piece: 2466; Folio: 274; Page: 56; GSU roll: 104215-104217

There are also trees for the above.

Hi Sam Swift if you look at reply 3 this is the wrong family 
The Thomas Weir they are looking for is Married to Mary Ann Hullahan

Rosie