John Lavery - died in Hamilton in 1882

[Chiad Fhear]

I only have "Jan 1855 County Antrim, Ireland" ... same source.

Been a long day trawling the New York newspapers archive for this family and its extension(s).  Got to go and have some relaxing (fermented) grape juice now 

Chiad Fhear

[ev]

Familysearch have a John Lavery age 75(born c1816 ?) in Dumbarton Dunbartonshire on the 1891 Census 


ev

[Forfarian]

As I said, I have become quite fond of your Lavery/Law family. Such sad endings.

For the benefit of those who may not have seen previous posts on this family
http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php?topic=790725.0

[Forfarian]

Familysearch have a John Lavery age 75(born c1816 ?) in Dumbarton Dunbartonshire on the 1891 Census 

He seems to be the only Lavery at whatever address this is. Has anyone looked at the original on SP? Though it would be cheaper and more informative to look at the death certificate - has anyone seen this?

[Gadget]

Familysearch have a John Lavery age 75(born c1816 ?) in Dumbarton Dunbartonshire on the 1891 Census 

He seems to be the only Lavery at whatever address this is. Has anyone looked at the original on SP? Though it would be cheaper and more informative to look at the death certificate - has anyone seen this?

I'll have a look - got lots of credits at the moment.

[Gadget]

Does look very much like him - well spotted, ev 

101 High street, Dumbarton
Charles Walls, 31, shipyard lab, b. Ireland
Bridget, 32,b. Ireland
......
John Lavery, lodger, widower, 75, shipyard lab, b. Ireland

[Gadget]

Could this be him in 1901

Denistoun
John Lavery, 83, inmate, widower, formerly labourer, b. Ireland

(from transcription - is it Denistoun poorhouse?)

[Gadget]

Just can't find a death for him so far, even with the broadest of broad searches.  Checked Ireland just in case - am I missing something   

[Gadget]

Only other death for a John Lavery is in 1907.  A shipyard labourer, aged 50, married to a Mary Early. Died Poorhouse, Dumbarton. Parents - Thomas Lavery and Ellen MS Connelly, both deceased.

Can't locate them so far on 1901.

Could it be this one in 1871, with wrong father's name:

http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php?topic=790725.msg6466506#msg6466506