1911 Scottish Census - BirthPlace Ireland (37)

[ecksdochter]

 Hello,
     United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, not Ireland ScouseBoy. Ireland or Eire is not part of the United Kingdom.
               Regards,     Dod.
     

[Rosinish]

I may be wrong but did Northern Ireland not become so around 1922 i.e. would have come under "Ireland" prior which would have included the 1911 census although still part of the UK?

Annie

[ecksdochter]

Hello,
     My apologies to Scouseboy, you are right Annie. Ireland was part of the UK at the time of the 1911 Census, until partition in 1922.
     Teach me to be a smart alec in the small hours of the morning!
              Regards,     Dod.

[Rosinish]

Dod,

I'm sure you were forgetting the era when typing & only thinking of today's position....easily done when reading things & not quite taking it "all" in & I've done it myself in the past...only seeing part of a sentence which captures your thoughts.

Annie

[sancti]

Was John Doran living in Scotland on 1901 census?

Did he marry in Scotland and do you have his parents names?

[1banshee]

Yes, I have found John Doran on the 1901 and 1891 and have copies of his death and marriage certificate too - his father's name is consistent - another John Doran lol, however his Mother is totally different from the one listed on the marriage certificate despite everything else being the same!  Can only presume his father remarried at some point or his wife had trouble remembering details when registering his death!

[sancti]

What names did he give for his parents on his marriage record?

What year was John born in Ireland?

[MonicaL]

Sancti, I think this is a connected post with further details that help for John Doran and his family www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php?topic=219717.0

Monica 

[sancti]

Thanks Monica

Can't see anything in Irish records with those parents names