Marriage or census for John MacNally and Margaret 1851

[telephonist]

Wanting help to find a marriage for John MacNally and Margaret (Hinney/Haney) 1851 or finding them in the 1851 census. Have them with family in the 1861 census.
They are living at Saltmeadows with children, Peter, Elizabeth, Isabella and Catherine.

Civil Parish is Gateshead and Parish is St. Marys.

[Dundee]

You can search on https://www.freebmd.org.uk/cgi/search.pl

Debra 

[telephonist]

Hi there, Thankyou, found the marriage Dec quarter 1849, now for the 1851 census!!

[glenclare]

The marriage certificate is online.

11 Nov 1849 at st Patrick’s Roman Catholic chapel, Felling Shore, Gateshead.

John MacNally,22, bachelor, labourer, father Hugh McNally, labourer
Margaret Hinney, 20,spinster, father Thomas Hinney, labourer

[barryd]

A more common variant is McInally. Bear that in mind if you are having difficulty finding the name. Probably a Sottish settler in Ireland way back.

[Maiden Stone]

There's a John Mcanally in Gateshead and a John McCnally from Monaghan in Newcastle.
Have you looked for them as Nally? The Mac was sometimes missed in transcriptions. Even try Cnally

[amondg]

1851 possibility transcribed as John McManeny on ancestry
St Mary's
Gateshead
John 25 born Ireland foundry lab.
Margaret 24 born Ireland

It looks like McMacnnry could have misunderstood the surname.

son Peter not born until June Quarter 1851 registered as Peter Mc Nally.

[telephonist]

Thank you for all the replies, am now doing some more research following your ideas.