Passenger lists- Ireland to Uk

[mojo_jojo]

Hi all
I am wondering where I could possibly find passenger lists for some releatives that were born in Ireland but got married in UK in stockton in 1864. I am not sure if they travelled together or separate.

Also would the passenger lists have details of hometowns/addresses?

I am searching for Ann Mcgrath b. abt 1844 and John mcqueeney/mcquin b. abt 1843
I believe they are from Roscommon area Boyle, but I am trying to find exactly where abouts they lived.

Thankyou

Jo

[rosie99]

There are no passenger lists between Ireland and the UK

[Ruskie]

Have you traced them through the censuses? You might be lucky and find that their place of birth in Ireland is given.

Their Stockton marriage certifcate should tell you both father's names and occupations, which will take you back a generation and may help you find the families in Ireland. It may be that the parents moved from Ireland too, so you may also find them on censuses.

[IMBER]

Just bear in my that such travel was within the UK rather than "to" the UK. Obvious I know, but often overlooked. No different than travelling from Glasgow to Birmingham. If they had married in Ireland they would still have been married in the UK.

Imber

[iluleah]

As others have said there is no passengers lists between the islands of Britain and Ireland then or now, same way as there are no lists which document people traveling anywhere within any country.

It is never an easy job finding where in Ireland someone came from especially at the time when you are looking, as in Ireland it is pre civil registration, with no or very limited remnants of census..... so check out all and any 'visitors' on UK census to their home, check to see if any of who you are looking for wrote a Will as that might give inheritance to some family who continued to live in Ireland so may give you a clue as to where they came from.
It might be a clue what they named their children first 2 males after each of their fathers and first 2 females after each of their mothers and possible any others after their siblings...only a clue but may help for searching any baptism records you look at

[heywood]

I agree with all that has been said.
Their fathers’ names should be on the marriage certificate and sometimes the witness’ names can help.
Church records are sometimes annotated with place of origin.
Heywood

[BallyaltikilliganG]

what made you think so specifically the focus is Boyle area in Co Roscommon ?
http://titheapplotmentbooks.nationalarchives.ie/search/tab/home.jsp
Mc Grath   James   Drumman More   Kilglass   Roscommon   1833
Mc Grath   Edwd   Drumman More   Kilglass   Roscommon   1833
Mc Grath   John   Drumman More   Kilglass   Roscommon   1833
Mc Grath   James   Lisbride      Roscommon   Roscommon   1824
Mcquin   Mary   Mullaghmacormick   Kilglass   Roscommon   1833
Mcqueeney   Patrick      Crumlin   Dublin   1827 the only one in all ireland
Geography
Kilglass civil parish I didn’t find a map quickly so am guided by the catholic parish
Kilglass Catholic parish {13} is on the eastern boundary just north of the midline of the County.
The townland {19} Drumman More on the eastern boundary  just north of the midline of Kilglass civilparish.  see http://www.leitrim-roscommon.com/MAPS/kilglass.html .   The parish itself is line of the
Have you searched thoroughly http://roscommon.rootsireland.ie

1850s Griffiths valuation narrowing to killglass area see askaboutirelandwebsite
Mc Quinn   Patrick   Drumman More   Kilglass   Roscommon
Mc Grath   John      Drumman More   Kilglass   Roscommon
Mc Grath   Patrick   Drumman More   Kilglass   Roscommon
 
so could the remaining descendants be in in one of the homesteads in the 1901 census,eg
21 in Drumman More (Kilglass North, Roscommon)
Mc Grath   John   40   Male      Head of Family   Roman Catholic
Mc Grath   Mary   40   Female   Wife   Roman Catholic
Mc Grath   Ellen   14   Female   Daughter   R Catholic
Mc Grath   Mary   13   Female   Daughter   R Catholic
Mc Grath   John   6   Male      Son   R Catholic
or perhaps
2 in Fortlane (Boyle Urban, Roscommon) needing explanation
Johnston Mary 32 Female Head of Family Roman Catholic Boyle Pentioner Cannot read - Married -
Conlon Catherine 56 Female Mother Roman Catholic Boyle Pentioner Cannot read - Widow Conlon Margaret 22 Female Sister Roman Catholic Boyle Pentioner Cannot read - Not Married
Mc Quinn M Anne 12 Female Daughter Roman Catholic Boyle Scholar Scholar
Mc Quinn Patrick 6 Male Son Roman Catholic Boyle No Scholar -
Lots of irish luck in finding your link