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Ireland (Historical Counties) => Ireland => Down => Topic started by: Binkie on Friday 31 July 09 18:13 BST (UK)
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Elizabeth or Isabella Lundy born C1836 Loughinisland, County Down moved to Scotland after 1851 & married Peter McQuade on 11 February 1854 in Dalry, Ayrshire. Her brother William born c1831 followed her & lodged with her.
Unfortunately her parents names were not known when she died in 1909 so can anyone help, please?
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Does her marriage certificate list any details of her parents?
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Unfortunately as it was prior to registration in 1855, it just lists her & her bridgegroom & says that both were living in the parish of Dalry.
I only know that she came from Loughinisland as it is shown on the baptsim entry for her first son William in 1855 in Dalry, Ayrshire
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Unfortunately civil registration of births, deaths and Catholic marriages in Ireland started in 1864 (from 184 for non-Catholic marriage).
Don't know if there'll be anything here but there's lots of Lundys listed-
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~rosdavies/SURNAMES/L/LuLy.htm
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Thanks for your help, I'll plough my way through them & see if anything comes up!
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Might also be worth following the family through each possible Scottish census to look for clues, other relatives living nearby, etc.
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I've followed through on that line & the only person I can find is her brother William, I've only been able to find a death certificate which might relate to him but it was issued by the governor of the Poor House in Motherwell so I will have to go to Glasgow to see if there is a Poor Law Record for him.
The death certificate shows parents as William Lundy (farmer) & Elizabeth McManus which could be possible, I've looked at Griffiths Valuation Index & although there are a few Lundys, no William Lundy is listed. Are there any other records which might list a farmer in Loughinisland?
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Hi,
I have just obtained a couple of copies poor records from the Mitchell Library. The email is below. The info I received confirmed place of birth of my ancestor!
archives[at]glasgowlife.org.uk
Good luck!
;)
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Thanks very much!