RootsChat.Com

Beginners => Family History Beginners Board => Topic started by: ladyirish on Sunday 24 January 16 03:25 GMT (UK)

Title: Antrim/John Carney (Jack) - Death
Post by: ladyirish on Sunday 24 January 16 03:25 GMT (UK)
Searching for my "Jack" Carney who reportedly died aboard ship.

Born:  15 May 1899  Antrim, Belfast
Parents:  Alfred H. Carney & Margaret Crawford
Grandmother:  Sarah (Cassidy) Carney
Last known residence:  2a Carlisle Circle, Belfast

Thank you!
Title: Re: Antrim/John Carney (Jack) - Death
Post by: Radcliff on Sunday 24 January 16 06:23 GMT (UK)
June 1924
arrival Liverpool from New York
on the Celtic
John Carney
2 Carlisle Circus Belfast
aged 25
Dental mechanic
Title: Re: Antrim/John Carney (Jack) - Death
Post by: Radcliff on Sunday 24 January 16 10:17 GMT (UK)
There is a death at sea for a John Carny, but it is before the date of the one that still has him alive,
Title: Re: Antrim/John Carney (Jack) - Death
Post by: aghadowey on Sunday 24 January 16 10:53 GMT (UK)
Radcliff- could you post the full details from the manifest- I'm struggling to find the actual record  :-\

June 1924
arrival Liverpool from New York
on the Celtic
John Carney
2 Carlisle Circus Belfast
aged 25
Dental mechanic
Title: Re: Antrim/John Carney (Jack) - Death
Post by: Radcliff on Sunday 24 January 16 11:07 GMT (UK)
Cunard steam ship company
White star line,
official number 145925
New York arriving Liverpool 15th June 1924
Title: Re: Antrim/John Carney (Jack) - Death
Post by: Radcliff on Sunday 24 January 16 11:14 GMT (UK)
John Carney
2o Carlisle  Crescent
sailed to Boston
25th August 1923
A mechanic
again on the  Celtic
Official number 113476
Title: Re: Antrim/John Carney (Jack) - Death
Post by: ladyirish on Sunday 24 January 16 22:35 GMT (UK)
Dear Radcliff and aghadowey,

This is my first post on RC and I am absolutely speechless at both of your responses! And... the kindness of the both of you working in concert to help me...  I know that is what this site is all about but it's my first experience and I feel so blessed, truly!  Now, I know what this young man did on board the ships although I hoped to find what eventually happened to him.  Nonetheless, I am so very, very grateful!!

Thank you!


Title: Re: Antrim/John Carney (Jack) - Death
Post by: shellyesq on Thursday 28 January 16 15:08 GMT (UK)
John Carney
2o Carlisle  Crescent
sailed to Boston
25th August 1923
A mechanic
again on the  Celtic
Official number 113476

You can see the Boston passenger list for this voyage here - https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:23X2-1K1  You can view the original image of the list, and be sure to click ahead to the 2nd page, as it has additional information.  It says he was going to join his uncle Louis in Brooklyn, New York.
Title: Re: Antrim/John Carney (Jack) - Death
Post by: ladyirish on Thursday 28 January 16 15:44 GMT (UK)
Dear Shellyesq:

Wow!  Although sounding like a child, and I'm not, I SO am delighted to see further information.  John "Jack's" Uncle Louis was MY grandfather!  This story is becoming so alive and so very real thanks to you and the rest of you kind researchers.

May I ask you, and the others, how many ancestry sites do you feel one needs to be on? 

Thanks again!

Warmly,
Joan
Title: Re: Antrim/John Carney (Jack) - Death
Post by: ladyirish on Friday 16 November 18 22:11 GMT (UK)
JOHN "JACK" CARNEY HAS BEEN FOUND!

Date of Death:  24 July 1933

Through a Facebook and a group of researchers, as those here, my great uncle was found! 

First of all, I want to thank the gentleman here who provided me with my first and only photo of Jack which was a priceless gift. 

A week ago a member of another group find newspaper clippings indicating Jack was found in the hold of a ship after it had been fumigated, apparently as a stowaway.  That's so very sad because he worked as a dental mechanic on so many vessels and we'll never know why he had to stowaway.  So, let me see if I can post these articles as I've not been successful in the past due to size.

Once again, I am not successful in post the 4 photos I have so perhaps someone can help?  Thank you.