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England (Counties as in 1851-1901) => England => Lancashire => Topic started by: emmsthheight on Tuesday 17 October 17 07:15 BST (UK)
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Hi
I have an almost invisible gggrandmother, Catherine Barnaby married Nathan Diggle in Manchester 1850s. We have the marriage and census with Nathan and children, also burial, I think at Moston but none of Catherine's family or life before marriage in Salford or Ireland
Sorry not been online much recently so I probably owe some replies. Feel free to jog my memory if I owe you a message
Thanks for reading
Best wishes
Emms
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When they marry in February 1852 Catherine is 23 -her abode Park Street, Salford -father William Barnaby a labourer. Wit Robert & Sarah Skelton.
1861/71/81 have place of birth as Ireland
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The only possible Catherine I can find in 1851 is on a transcription of the water damaged pages by Manchester and Lancs FHS.
The address is Silk Street and the entry reads
Catherine B...y Lodger 17 Ireland Drogheda.
I don't know if this is your Catherine but at least Drogheda is a starting point to look for a birth.
Emeltom
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Hi
Thank you both for your prompt replies
Thank you we have the certificate but mines in storage so that's really useful. I've never found any links though to any family in the area
The witnesses are interesting coming from where I was up in Cumbria. Robert was made an apprentice as a young infant, I think because his father died young. They stayed close by In Salford but I never found any relationship. I think they were close neighbours
The census is interesting. When I first looked at this couple these werent available
I could do with looking at the rest of the household and the neighbours. My anxestrys dropped but I can soon sort it or are they on MLFHS?
There are very few Barnabys around never name from Ireland so Inbet it's them and Drogheda would be a likely place
Silk Street is a street the family knew well too
I'll have another look
Thank you that's brilliant and much appreciated
Best wishes
Emms
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Hi everybody
Thank you very much for the replies so far
The 51 entry and the Drogheda link are all new but not sure where to go from here
Can I see more Of 51 anywhere? Or buy the disks?
I can't find it
I looked at yhe twinain RC parishes over there on Irishgenealogy with no success. Any more info I could look for over her?
Thanks for reading
Best wishes
Emms