thoughts plz......coachman domestic ?

[jue]

hi all....i am trying to trace my Delahunty family...from Clonakenny.
on the 1901,they are listed in Salford,Lancashire...they are brothers,Patrick.John,James,and Michael.
I think they moved from Ireland to England about 1892 ish.
ok....so John Delahunty,married in Salford in 1906.....and gave his father's occupation as "coachman,domestic".,,he was also called John.
Now,looking through some Irish records,i see John Delahunty,listed as carman ?

I thought,coachman,maybe referred to horse and 4.........could it be possible that Coachman,could mean motorised ??
Any help thoughts,welcome.

[dathai]

Any ages  for the boys

[jue]

Hi......on the 1901
Patrick aged 34
James aged 38
John aged 25
Michael aged 27

I have been told there was also a sister,but have been unable to find her,i believe,she was also in Salford.
 

[dathai]

For reference
https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:X9LY-GP9

Patrick and Annie Flinn ?
https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:2DJC-D14

[jue]

Hi,Thank you,yes,that is the family......Patrick did marry Annie Flynn,as i have them on the 1911....brother Michael is still living with them,in Salford.
Michael married a Sarah Harper in 1897,although by 1901,he is living with the brothers,and his 2 children are living with grandparents in Staffordshire.

[dathai]

Re your carman
http://www.census.nationalarchives.ie/pages/1901/Tipperary/Fethard_Fethard_Town/Abbey_Street/1704349/

possibly this couple
http://www.rootschat.com/links/01h6a/

[dathai]

Came across a few Delahunty baptism's on this film but none for a John as father
http://registers.nli.ie/parishes/0766

[jue]

Ahh,,thank you......the John and Honora link shows a birth for a James..that ties up nicely with my James,date fits in too.
So,,that is looking good.
It has occured to me that it might have meant cartman ?,rather than carman ?
Thank You for all your hard work

[giggsycat]

Carman/Charman/Carrier/
Carter/Cartman

Driver of (horse-drawn) vehicles for transporting goods. Carmen were often employed by railway companies for local deliveries and collections of goods and parcels. Modern day van driver. A Carter typically drove a light two wheeled carriage. Also sometimes someone who drove horse-drawn trams was called a Carman.

http://rmhh.co.uk/occup/c.html

Regards
Giggsy