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Reayboy
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Mary Ann Owens - The bravest woman I never knew
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Hi all,
My mum has given me another mission. I admit I do not know where to begin with it so any help to shed light on the avenues I should take to explore would be welcomed 
We are trying to find out about her grandmother, Ann Quinn, who was born on February 20 1904, a twin of Margaret Quinn born half an hour later on the same day. The births are listed as being at 42 Hallside, Newton, Cambuslang. Does anybody have any idea where Ann's Roman Catholic parents of Irish descent would have had her baptised, confirmed, and where she may have made her First Holy Communion? I am also trying to find out which school she would have attended and how I can get hold of these records...Cambuslang is not the closest place for me I am afraid 
Ann later married William McCartney, a tube worker, and then had two children, William in 1928 d2003 and Henry born 1931 d1946. Both boys were born in Rutherglen and if anybody has the same sort of records for these two boys, it would be great if you could point me in the right direction to obtain/order them if necessary.
Thanks for reading this post, I look forward to some advice on how to keep mum quiet for a few weeks 
Regards,
Matt
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Durham : Reay, Coxon, Dixon
Newcastle Upon Tyne: Stothard/Stoddart
Cambridgeshire: Hatley, Coe, Flack, Linsdell, Kirby, Laud
Suffolk: Baker, Smith, Flatman
Cumbria: Peel, Scott, Hunter
Gloucestershire: Wertheim, Westcott, Howell, Liles/Lyle/Lyle, Hitching/s
Motherwell, Owens, Rice
Fife: Herd, Moyes, Rodger, Fotheringham
County Tyrone: Owens, Fox, Downie
County Antrim: McGill/Magill
County Donegal: McCartney
Glamorgan: Howell, Liles
Brecon: Griffiths (later in Abergavenny)
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Reayboy
RootsChat Veteran
Posts: 820
Mary Ann Owens - The bravest woman I never knew
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Hi sancti,
Thanks for the two links there. I will phone St Columcille's tomorrow as I think that was where my grandfather was baptised.
I will also need to contact St Bride's I shall do that in due course too.
Thanks again,
Matt
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Durham : Reay, Coxon, Dixon
Newcastle Upon Tyne: Stothard/Stoddart
Cambridgeshire: Hatley, Coe, Flack, Linsdell, Kirby, Laud
Suffolk: Baker, Smith, Flatman
Cumbria: Peel, Scott, Hunter
Gloucestershire: Wertheim, Westcott, Howell, Liles/Lyle/Lyle, Hitching/s
Motherwell, Owens, Rice
Fife: Herd, Moyes, Rodger, Fotheringham
County Tyrone: Owens, Fox, Downie
County Antrim: McGill/Magill
County Donegal: McCartney
Glamorgan: Howell, Liles
Brecon: Griffiths (later in Abergavenny)
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Reayboy
RootsChat Veteran
Posts: 820
Mary Ann Owens - The bravest woman I never knew
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Thanks Gerry,
I will send the Mitchell an email about school records, I will probably visit in late October anyway as I will be in Glasgow for the weekend (funds willing!)
St Columbkille's in Rutherglen were kind enough to send me my grandfather's baptism and confirmation certificate, as well as his brother's! It has given us alot of answers but as always leads on to two more questions 
Thanks for all of your help,
Matt
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Durham : Reay, Coxon, Dixon
Newcastle Upon Tyne: Stothard/Stoddart
Cambridgeshire: Hatley, Coe, Flack, Linsdell, Kirby, Laud
Suffolk: Baker, Smith, Flatman
Cumbria: Peel, Scott, Hunter
Gloucestershire: Wertheim, Westcott, Howell, Liles/Lyle/Lyle, Hitching/s
Motherwell, Owens, Rice
Fife: Herd, Moyes, Rodger, Fotheringham
County Tyrone: Owens, Fox, Downie
County Antrim: McGill/Magill
County Donegal: McCartney
Glamorgan: Howell, Liles
Brecon: Griffiths (later in Abergavenny)
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