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Re: Cornelius McGee died 1941 - newspaper lookup request - completed - thank you
« Reply #9 on: Friday 17 January 25 17:52 GMT (UK) »
You may or may not have seen these two entries for brother John McGee................

UK, Commonwealth War Graves, 1914-1921 and 1939-1947  and UK, Merchant Seamen Deaths, 1939 -1953

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Re: Cornelius McGee died 1941 - newspaper lookup request - completed - thank you
« Reply #10 on: Friday 17 January 25 19:08 GMT (UK) »
You may or may not have seen these two entries for brother John McGee................

UK, Commonwealth War Graves, 1914-1921 and 1939-1947  and UK, Merchant Seamen Deaths, 1939 -1953

Yes I had, thank you. They came up on Ancestry.

I appreciate your posting them for me, though.  :)

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Re: Cornelius McGee died 1941 - newspaper lookup request - completed - thank you
« Reply #11 on: Friday 17 January 25 19:17 GMT (UK) »
Sandrafamilytree

Do you have details of his birth, 1911 & 1921 census and 1939 war register?

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Might as well post,

1911

Michael   McGee   Head   Single   Male   30   1881   Labourer rilbit heater   Jarrow County D
Margaret   Holland   Housekeeper   Married   Female   29   1882   House keeper   Walker C Northumberland
William   Holland   Son   -   Male   1   1910   -   Northumberland Newcastle on Tyne
Connelis   Holland   Son   -   Male   3   1908   -   North Shields
Noel   McGee   Brother   Widower   Male   43   1868   -   Portglas

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MCGEE, CORNELIUS       mmn LIVINGSTONE 
GRO Reference: 1908  J Quarter in TYNEMOUTH  Volume 10B  Page 269

HOLLAND, WILLIAM  GEORGE     LIVINGSTONE 
GRO Reference: 1910  J Quarter in NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE  Volume 10B  Page 51



2 Sons & Daughter appears in 1921 census

HOLLAND, ETHEL       LIVINGSTON 
GRO Reference: 1913  D Quarter in GATESHEAD  Volume 10A  Page 2053

HOLLAND, MICHAEL  MCGEE     mmn LIVINGSTONE 
GRO Reference: 1918  J Quarter in TYNEMOUTH  Volume 10B  Page 425

MCGEE, WILLIAM       LIVINGSTONE 
GRO Reference: 1920  S Quarter in TYNEMOUTH  Volume 10B  Page 512

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1939----46 Silkey's Lane, Tynemouth, Tynemouth C.B., Northumberland, England


Micheal and Margaret did eventually marry.

Marriages Mar 1930   

HOLLAND    Margaret    McGee    Tynemouth    10b   385    
McGee    Michael    Holland    Tynemouth    10b   385   

Many thanks for taking the trouble to compile and post all that information for me!

Funnily enough I had just been looking at the 1911 Census to flesh out the family a bit – having had my curiosity raised when I wanted to know what had happened to Cornelius.

It was odd her children had the surname Holland and yet Cornelius's birth was registered as McGee and he was baptised as such, but I guess they were just one of the many couples living a man and wife and varying the names that appeared in documents. As you point out, they married much later.

Thanks again.  :)

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Re: Cornelius McGee died 1941 - newspaper lookup request - completed - thank you
« Reply #12 on: Friday 17 January 25 19:23 GMT (UK) »


Great that everyone could add to your request for newspaper cuttings.
All adds to the family stories.

Sandra

Yes, cuttings can be such a great help.

I've been considering whether to subscribe to Ancestry's newspaper archive, or to the British Newspaper Archive. I'm leaning towards the latter, just because it covers an important local newspaper that appears not to be on Ancestry's list.

Many thanks again.