I have John Joseph McKeon, born 24 Dec 1862 to parents Patrick McKeon and Margaret (nee Farrel)
He appears on census returns with his family at Tenterden St, Liverpool in 1871 and 1881.
Married Q2 1888, Liverpool to Caroline Casey
One child, Annie Gertrude McKeon (MMN Casey) born 1890.
All 3 on the 1891 census at 74 Litherland Road, Bootle (which I believe was the Stanley Arms), John listed as Publican. (maybe a manager as he's not named as Licensee in Directories or newspaper snippets)
Wife Caroline died 17 Nov 1891, buried Anfield, grave order book shows John as Deed Holder and gives an address of 31, Benson Street and an occupation of Publican. Grave stone shows her to be the wife of John and his mother, Margaret was buried in the same grave in 1892 and gets billing on the gravestone. - only these two names on the stone.
1911 Census, John shown as a boarder at 44 Bengel St, Low Hill Ward, working as a restaurant porter at 'George's Restaurant'
John died 16 May 1929 at Smithdown Road Hospital, home address was 44 Bengel St, death registered by his brother, Francis. Don't know where he is buried, possibly in the grave at Anfield but maybe no money to pay the stone mason to add him to the stone?
If anyone has the time and inclination, can they see any sign of John in the 1901 census plus anything for Annie Gertrude after the 1891 census.
I'd also like to know, if anyone can help, if there are registers by grave number for Anfield, showing everyone buried in each purchased grave, no matter how many years passed between burials. If they do exist who holds them?
Any and all clues gratefully received :-)
Thanks
Boo