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Re: Sarah Place
« Reply #45 on: Friday 24 November 17 20:00 GMT (UK) »
Blimey I have expanded my family tree by many today ..sadly .I cannot, quite make Rosanna Lee nee Clarke fit, she has a brother Patrick , and her father is John but the years don't fit with either of the John Clarkes in my tree (currently) So I don't think she is a sibling of Esther/Elizabeth But she is definitely related somehow!  Seems to be a family thing adopting two names, my mum was both Sadie and Sarah and my sister also answers to two different names!
But for now I must temporarily ignore any further investigations and get back to making my family tree photo book....which for now is far more detailed So please don't think me rude if I don't respond to any more posts for a while. Thanks again everyone

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Re: Sarah Place
« Reply #48 on: Friday 24 November 17 21:32 GMT (UK) »
You've lost me dathai
I can't see the link between those records


Oh are you saying Patrick is a brother of Elizabeth and Rosanna?

Oh yes there was a Patrick on the Census as well as Rosey.

Sorry, bit slow me.


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Re: Sarah Place
« Reply #49 on: Friday 24 November 17 22:23 GMT (UK) »
Thanks, I have searched several times, I'm pretty sure I've found the family living at Ushers Quay in 1901 census, which is before my gran was born.

I don't see a family that fits in Usher Quay in 1901.
The 1901 myluck found
http://www.census.nationalarchives.ie/pages/1901/Dublin/New_Kilmainham/Sarah_Place/1269408/
Michael Keogh is born Louth and is a Green Grocer.
We didn't see Green Grocer or similar on any of the childrens births I think. (need to check that)
The 1911 Michael Keogh is born Dublin
http://www.census.nationalarchives.ie/pages/1911/Dublin/Usher_s_Quay/Hanbury_Lane/71909/
Needs a bit of checking.

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Re: Sarah Place
« Reply #50 on: Friday 24 November 17 23:27 GMT (UK) »
her father was Michael, he was an army man, WW1 Her mother was Elizabeth.

Do you know if his army service records survives? It could have some useful information.

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Re: Sarah Place
« Reply #51 on: Sunday 26 November 17 17:26 GMT (UK) »
14 January 1864

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Re: Sarah Place
« Reply #52 on: Sunday 26 November 17 17:28 GMT (UK) »
Looks like he might have joined the Royal Innerskilling? Fuseliers in Dublin on or around 20 Oct 1882 I have a picture of him in uniform will try to attech

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Re: Sarah Place
« Reply #53 on: Sunday 26 November 17 19:35 GMT (UK) »
Are there any more pages, I was hoping there might be some family information, particularly his birthplace.
Also begs the question how do you know it's the correct Michael Keogh.

The photo is interesting, I think you should post it on the Armed Forces and the Photo Restoration boards.
The Armed Forces people would be able to tell quite a bit about the date from the Uniform and possibly the regiment from the cap badge on the younger man's cap, if I've picked up anything over the years here I think these are later WWI uniforms, the older man's uniform is I think a bit strange there is nothing on his cap and his buttons look plain, something not quite right about it to my eye, but I could be talking nonsense.
The photo restoration people would clean it up for you, get rid of all those marks.