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Ireland (Historical Counties) => Ireland => Topic started by: debi-robo on Sunday 17 June 07 23:38 BST (UK)
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I am stuck at these 2 ancestor's from Ireland who married in Glasgow.
William Toll/Toal married Margaret Jane McTeague/Montague on 8 July 1867, Shettleston, Glasgow
William parents were James Toll, farm labourer and Helen Toll, m.s. Toll - deceased.
Margaret's were Hugh McTeague, farm labourer- deceased and Jane McTeague, m.s. Hannigan
Census returns show that they were born in Ireland but i have no idea whether they came to Glasgow together or simply met here.
The parents details are the same on their death certificates.
William was born about 1848 ?
Margaret was born about1851 ?
Does anyone have any ideas how i can find their birthplaces ?
Thank you
Debbie
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This isn't going to be much help ;D but i have just finished going through 785 mostly Toals with very few Tolls B/C the odd marriage and a few deaths only a 2/3 Williams but not yours. On the I.G.I.
Celia
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Celia
Thank you so much for trying so hard to help me, i can now rule out the IGI, will have to try the BIVRI next if possible.
I know how long it would have taken to go through all those Toal's and i sincerely appreciate your help.
Thanks again
Debbie
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Hi,this sounds so like my ancestors...my great grandfather hugh mcteague married ellen toal,both from derry,but married in glasgow early 1900s...there may be some connection here? So maybe try derry,as thats where mine are from,its worth a try.....
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http://www.irishtimes.com/ancestor/surname/index.cfm?fuseaction=Go.&UserID=
A few more variations of the Toal/Toll surname listed here. Its a pay site but has quite a lot of free info. :)
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My great-grandfather was William McTeague, from Malherafelt, Co Derry, Ireland. He immigrated to Glasgow and married Catherine Convery who was from Northern Ireland too. I have a spreadsheet from PRONI that lists McTeague baptism from the area. Someone typed out this information from the Microfiche. There are a number of parishes mentioned.
I visited a graveyard in Ahasgaskin - there were McTeagues there.
Also, as a matter of interest, William's name got changed to Montague - I think it started as a clerical error in regard to public housing. Then when the children went to school, although they were baptized "McTeague", they were registered in school as "Montague". And, that is how my father got his last name... now my last name. But, I should have been a McTeague.
Lynn
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I'm related to William & Margaret too through their son James Toll/Toal.
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Deb, I have been researching my family tree and those names have com up for me as well.
They are my great great grandparents so maybe we are related in some way. I have hit the same road block as you.