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England (Counties as in 1851-1901) => England => Lancashire => Topic started by: BAC3 on Friday 06 October 17 16:43 BST (UK)
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Hello,
Patrick O'BRIEN was released from Parkhurst Prison on 03/01/1861 after a 12 month sentence. His records stated his mother was Bridget O'BRIEN living at Heatley Street, Preston. In the 1861 Census there is a Bridget O'BRIEN living at Canal Street, Preston.......no Heatley Street and NO Patrick.....but I think the address interesting because Patrick O'BRIEN was originally sentenced for stealing tobacco from a Robert Gregson in Canal Street.
I cannot find any reference to Patrick O'BRIEN in my research :'( Can anyone help please. There is another possibility for his mother in 1881 with husband Thomas.
Thank you
BAC3
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That 1861 census:
RG09/3131/74/35
Canal Street, Preston
Obrien, Bridget Head/Lodger Married F 40 b Ireland
Obrien, William Son M 0 b Liverpool
Or:
RG09/3131/81/50
Canal Street, Preston
a Roach family
O Brien, Bridget Head/Lodger Widow F 48 b Ireland
O Brien, Dennis Lodger's son M 10 b Preston
O Brien, John Lodgers son M 4 b Preston
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Just out of interest have you eliminated Partick and Dominic Obrian boarding with Daniel Carty in 1861 Preston
Thomas Obrian aged 28 born Ireland boarding at 32 Heatley Street in 1881
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I cannot find any reference to Patrick O'BRIEN in my research :'( Can anyone help please. There is another possibility for his mother in 1881 with husband Thomas.
Thank you
BAC3
Bridget and Thomas from 1881 are together on 1861 in Clarence St, Preston. they have 8 children, ranging from 20 to 4, but no Patrick, and appear to have immigrated no more than 4 yrs previously, as all children born Ireland
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There are a couple of marriages,Preston in the 1850's for Bridget Obrian have you considered his mother may have remarried before 1861
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Thank you for all your help..............but, Mr. O'BRIEN remains something of a "pimpernel" ::)
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so do you have information on him after his release
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Unfortunately, that is my problem. I know nothing about him pre- and post-imprisonment, except for knowledge of his mother ???
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so is he an ancestor, I am trying to help but other than his conviction which I have read in the newspapers ,i is a real challenge,are you trying to fit him into your family via a marriage or are you just interested in the name Obrian
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I think Mr O'BRIEN may have to be filed in the pending tray......Sad, but necessary :'(