Annistia Judge

[xpq194z]

Hello.
       First let me say sorry if not posted on correct page. but unsure. Annistia was born in 1835 .mountrash.Irland
is this Laois .area.and second is this a common name.to research. she died in Leeds.Saviile Street.24.10.1812.
was married to a Dennis Cashon.born 1832-1908.
 this is all the facts have .wondering if the ladys records are unavailable as no certain records are not about.also when she left Irland.
                         mike

[heywood]

Hello Mike,

I would imagine her name is Annastatia (or a spelling variant).
In 1901  RG13; Piece: 4241; Folio: 25; Page: 41
she is transcribed as 'Stacker' but looks more like 'Stacher' as in Statia.
1871 RG10; Piece: 4546; Folio: 6; Page: 5
she is 'Hannah'
1861 bRG9; Piece: 3373; Folio: 98; Page: 17
she is Anna.

By googling, I can see there is a Mountrath in Laois.

heywood

[aghadowey]

There's a Dennis Cashon, wife  and family at 6 Wrigglesworth St., Leeds, York, England in 1881 census. See www.familysearch.org.
Dennis (born c1832) and Anistia [Anastasia] (born c1835) both from Ireland but eldest child listed, William, was born in Leeds c1855.
Dennis & Anastasia could have married in Ireland or England but no records were kept of people travelling between the 2 countries as both were part of U.K.
Civil registration of marriages in Ireland began in 1864 for Catholic marriages but registration of all marriages in England much earlier. I checked www.freebmd.org.uk but can't find their marriage listed (although spelling of surnames may be the problem). 

[xpq194z]

Hello Aghadowey.
                              Thank you.thats very helpful.information.
 a lot more than have.myself.also was unsure if Dennis was
from Irland.but am glad have confirmed .for me
                            micheal

[heywood]

I've had a look too Aghadowey for a marriage but can't see one.
There is an older child, Catherine 3 yrs in 1861 also born Leeds.
Possible birth - Catherine Casson 4th quarter 1857

(there is also a Catherine Cashin 1859) but that one unlikely due to age and William.

[xpq194z]

Hello Haywood
                         Thank you for looking up more details for me. am making notes on all facts given.a shame on marriage,
 but as you say the name could be the factor..
wonder if Leeds library can help. they have certain records belive. think will e-mail them
 thanks again.
                       micheal
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[heywood]

I'm not sure what you are looking for from Leeds- if you need the census information, we can post that for you.
Presumably, you have her maiden name from a birth certificate of one of the children and a birthplace from a census perhaps?

As for the Laois connection http://www.laoisgenealogy.com/lewis/mountrath.htm
says that Mountrath is/.was in civil parish of Clonenagh Civil Parish

Griffiths valuation  http://griffiths.askaboutireland.ie/gv4/gv_start.php
has a few Judges in that Parish.

[xpq194z]

Hello Heywood,
                        thank you.only census can look at is the 1881
 which is free.was just be careful as to information allowed to post .my querry for Leeds was this. know that certain lib.have birth and marriage information. just wonder if might find the marriage there,as had good luck in selby lib.with births and marriage,trouble being .do not know what church.
                 micheal

[aghadowey]

Some libraries have subscription to Ancestry Library Edition- if yours does then you will be able to find the family in English census records.