Quayle of Sefton Hotel

[Boy Scout]

Does anyone have a Jeanie Quayle of the Sefton Hotel, Douglas on their tree.

I do not have a birth date but she married a James Clegg of Rochdale in 1899.

People I am researching are on the wedding list and I would like to establish their relationships to the Quayle family.

A quick look at the surnames list on RootsChat shows that the Quayle name is not uncommon in the I. O. M.


Thanks

Boy Scout

[KGarrad]

Is this the marriage?

14th June 1899  at ST George, Douglas
Clegg, James  to  Quayle, Jane Moughtin

Fathers: James Clegg and James Quayle


1901 census has the couple in Bowden, Cheshire
RG13, 3323, 99, 1
Jane M Clegg is 32 years old; so born c1869


This looks like her baptism?
21st June 1868
Braddan Parish, abode Douglas
Jane Morton Quayle
Daughter of James Quayle (Saddler) and Elizabeth Quayle

[KGarrad]

1891 census:
Reference RG12, Piece 4688, Folio 123, Page 4
27 Loch Promenade, Douglas, Isle of Man
Quayle, James  Head  M  52  Retired Saddler  b Ballaugh
Quayle, Elizabeth  Wife  F  48  b Douglas
Quayle, Jane M  Daughter  F  21  b Douglas
Quayle, Robert M  Son  M  20  Grocer's Assistant  b Douglas
Quayle, Lily M  Daughter  F  19  b Liverpool
Quayle, Annie J  Daughter  F  13  b Douglas
Quayle, Florence M  Daughter  F  11  b Douglas
Quayle, Thomas M  Son  M  9  b Douglas
+ Lodger and 2 servants


On that census (1891) there were 1242 people with the surname Quayle on the Isle of Man!

27 Loch Promenade is now The Windsor Hotel, and Paparazzi Restaurant

[KGarrad]

To add another family to the scene:

Marriage, 20th September 1866
Braddan parish
James Quayle  to  Elizabeth Moughtin
Fathers: James Quayle and Thomas Moughtin

[Boy Scout]

KGarrad,

Thank you  for that. This is the family.

I have a newspaper article about the marriage and it all fits in except that the bride is Jeanie. It seems likely that she is known buy that christian name. Her sister Florence is a bridesmaid but referred to as Florrie, there is even a J J Moughtin present. The church is the same and the newspaper is dated 17th June 1899. It does say that the father is "from" the Sefton Hotel I suppose that could mean anything.

I was hoping to find someone researching this family to try to link in why people I am researching are presnet.

Thanks again lets hope that there are some Moughtin's out there.


Boy Scout

[KGarrad]

I was trying to work out when the Sefton Hotel was built?
Must look at the facade next time I walk that way - maybe there's a date?

The Sefton is still a hotel - and now has a bar "Sir Norman's" named after Sir Norman Wisdom!

The Gaiety Theatre next door seems to have been built around 1899/1900?

What other names were on the guest list?

[Boy Scout]

I have attempted to attach the copy newpaper but I'm not sure I'm doing it correctly but here goes


Boy Scout

[Boy Scout]

Much to my surprise it seems to have worked.

The people I am intersted in are Mrs. Fynney and Miss Fynney of Blackpool.

They are in fact Mrs. Susan Fynney (Nee Jones 1847) and her daughter Maude Louise born 1880

Boy Scout

[Frances_mnb]

I was trying to work out when the Sefton Hotel was built?

look at www.manxnotebook.com under towns/douglas
James Quayle was noted as proprietor 1893 + also against name in earlier directory 1881 - by ww1 hotel had reverted to having a manager + was a limited company, tho Quayle was still there with 150 bedrooms in 1904 visitors accomodation directory