Look up request for information about Amelia Hynes father

[JJen]

1871 (as transcribed  )

Margret Hynes   widow 45
Mariah Hynes   21
Margret Hynes   19
Matilda Hynes   17
James Hynes   14
George Hynes   12
Marcy Eling Hynes   10
Mealer Hynes   8 (think this should be Amelia  )

RG10 Piece 4511 Folio 27 Page 2

JJ

[BumbleB]

Ermmmmmmm!!!

Michael Hynes married MARY ROBERTSHAW in 1853 at, I assume, Leeds Register Office (Leeds Registered Building) - YorkshireBMD

Margaret Boyne married Martin Corcoran - again Leeds Registered Building.

Mary Boyne married Michael Stanton - again Leeds Registered Building - September q 1853

[Muffin41]

Thank you again

Marriages Mar 1847   (>99%)
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ANDREW    William        Liverpool 20   239

Ashmore    Hannah         Liverpool 20   239

HYNES    Edward         Liverpool 20   239

KELLY    Mary         Liverpool 20   239

MOSS    Thomas         Liverpool 20   239

SHAGE    John         Liverpool 20   239

THOMPSON    Margaret         Liverpool 20   239

WILSON    Margaret         Liverpool 20   239

http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php?topic=745068.msg5921806#msg5921806

Maybe there is another connection here?

Margaret Wilson – see reply #4 from suzard - Georgina Wilson 22 Spinster

[JJen]

Edward Hynes married Margaret Thompson in 1847, Liverpool.

To confirm this is the correct family and equally the parents of Amelia, it would be advisable to purchase her birth cert.

Referring to the above marriages you have found, Margaret Wilson married Thomas Moss.

JJ

[Muffin41]

That looks promising JJ

I had a 50/50 Chance of getting it right.

Muffin

[JJen]

Bit more info on Edward's marriage-

Edward Hynes, Blacksmith
Full Age
Marriage - 8 Jan 1847, St Nicholas, Liverpool
Spouse - Margaret Thompson
Father's name - Edward Hynes, Keeper of Phoenix Park, Dublin
Spouse Father's Name - Robert Thompson, Stonemason
Wits - Patrick and Eliza Doyle

JJ

[BumbleB]

So, they were married in a Church of England location - St Nicholas.  But Anne and Marie, parents shown as Edward and Margaret, were both baptised as Roman Catholics - St Anthony.    I find that a little strange - but that might just be me 

[Pennines]

I thought that all non C of E people (except Jews and Quakers I think) had to marry in a C of E Church OR a Registrar had to be present at that time.

[BumbleB]

I thought that all non C of E people (except Jews and Quakers I think) had to marry in a C of E Church OR a Registrar had to be present at that time.

C of E location pre-1837 and Civil Registration, except Jews and Quakers.  Post-1837 any location, but if not a C of E church, then the Registrar attended.  Again, I could be totally wrong