It would have been some time between 1901 and 1904.
In 1897 Mary McAlarney nee Keenan, a widow, a tailoress married John McLaughlin who was single, a tailor. His residence was Manorhamilton, hers was Maguiresbridge. His father: Pat McLaughlin, tailor, hers: Bernard Keenan, farmer.
They were in the 1901 census:
Residents of a house 115 in Lisnaskea (Lisnaskee, Fermanagh)
Surname Age Occupation All Roman Catholic All could read and write
Mc Loghlin John 48 Head of Family Tailor Married
Mc Loghlin Mary 50 Wife Tailoress Married
Mc Alarney William John 15 Step Child Scholar
Mc Alarney Rebeca 13 Step Child Scholar
Mc Alarney Redmond 11 Step Child Scholar
Beggan Owen 45 Lodger Porter on Railway Widower
Beggan Patrick 43 Lodger Agricultural Labourer Not Married
Mary arrived in New York aboard the Anchoria, tailoress, with her son Redmond McAlarney, 5th October 1904. They boarded at Londonderry 23rd September, their residence was Fermanagh.
Mary's first husband was Philip McAlarney (my relative) whose death was registered in 1890 Lisnaskea District, age 57.
Philip succeeded his father William in his tailorshop business on Main Street in Maguiresbridge, Fermanagh.
