Richard PATTERSON & Sarah BROWN

[Kiltaglassan]

There are Crew lists and shipping agreements for
Able Seaman Richard Patterson born 1861 Cork from about  1880  ‘til discharge in 1897.

NAI Search
https://census.nationalarchives.ie/search/cl/index.jsp

https://www.rootschat.com/links/01tjn/

[Neale1961]

Thanks for adding the link to the seaman’s records. 

[aghadowey]

I still can't find a death for Jane/Jeanie (McNaught) Patterson although I checked both Ireland, especially Cork, and Scotland. Her death might confirm or rule out that her son Richard Patterson is the one OP is looking for.

[paul_mc]

I cant find one either - However I'm not very good at searching the Irish records..

Thanks for everything so far everyone

[paul_mc]

Anyone fancy having a bash at finding Jane McNaught for me - I have looked at every option that I can think of. Given that her son Richard is living with his grandmother Sarah in 1901 I can only assume that she died before 1901 - As his father was a seaman its unlikely that he would take his wife with him right ?

[aghadowey]

Anyone fancy having a bash at finding Jane McNaught for me - I have looked at every option that I can think of. Given that her son Richard is living with his grandmother Sarah in 1901 I can only assume that she died before 1901 - As his father was a seaman its unlikely that he would take his wife with him right ?

My great-grandmother and great-great-grandmother both accompanied their husbands on voyages in the 1800s/early 1900s but their husbands were sea captains.
Have you searched for Jane in 1901 under initials if in an institution?

I still can't find a death for Jane/Jeanie (McNaught) Patterson although I checked both Ireland, especially Cork, and Scotland. Her death might confirm or rule out that her son Richard Patterson is the one OP is looking for.