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Title: William John Majury
Post by: hardsocks on Monday 25 September 17 19:46 BST (UK)
Looking for a William John Majury from Donaghadee who moved to Austrailia between
1920 - 1930 via Canada
Title: Re: William John Majury
Post by: iluleah on Monday 25 September 17 19:57 BST (UK)
Only this father/son of that name in Co Down on the 1911 census http://www.census.nationalarchives.ie/reels/nai002199416/
Title: Re: William John Majury
Post by: hallmark on Monday 25 September 17 19:59 BST (UK)
As you don't give any clue as to age etc.....

Residents of a house 2 in Kirk Street (Woodvale, Antrim)
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Surname   Forename   Age   Sex   Relation to head   Religion
Majury   William John   33   Male   Head of Family   Presbyterian
Majury   Rachel   31   Female   Wife   Presbyterian
Majury   Matthew   24   Male   Brother   Presbyterian

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Residents of a house 41.2 in Ewart's Row (Clifton, Antrim)
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Surname   Forename   Age   Sex   Relation to head   Religion
Majury   William   25   Male   Head of Family   Church of Ireland
Majury   Isabella   26   Female   Wife   Church of Ireland
Majury   William John   6   Male   Son   Church of Ireland
Majury   Isabella   4   Female   Daughter   Church of Ireland
Majury   James      Male   Son   Church of Ireland


on 1911 Census
Title: Re: William John Majury
Post by: hardsocks on Monday 25 September 17 20:11 BST (UK)
I got a William Majury born 1888 Bow street Donaghadee from irish civil records,
sorry about the little detail my sons partner got an e-mail from a Julia Rodgers
asking about him and this was all she knew

Title: Re: William John Majury
Post by: Phil Chaffer on Tuesday 20 February 18 13:22 GMT (UK)
He was my grandfather
Title: Re: William John Majury
Post by: hallmark on Tuesday 20 February 18 17:23 GMT (UK)
Quote from: Phil Chaffer on Tuesday 20 February 18 13:22 GMT (UK)
He was my grandfather

That helps.