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Title: Eliza Jane Walker born 1865
Post by: RosemaryJoan on Tuesday 27 February 18 15:39 GMT (UK)
Eliza Jane Walker was born on 22 July 1865 to Mary Creany in Kilmore, Co. Down.  Her father was Isaac Walker, my great grandfather.  She was illegitimate and baptised in the catholic church in Kilmore.    Since she would be closely related to me I would love to know what happened to her.
RosemaryJoan
Title: Re: Eliza Jane Walker born 1865
Post by: hallmark on Tuesday 27 February 18 15:45 GMT (UK)
Is she on 1901 census?

Have you searched for a marriage for her?

Are parents on 1901 census?
Title: Re: Eliza Jane Walker born 1865
Post by: RosemaryJoan on Tuesday 27 February 18 15:49 GMT (UK)
Yes, I know all about her father, but can't find her mother, or a marriage.
RosemaryJoan
Title: Re: Eliza Jane Walker born 1865
Post by: sam.b on Tuesday 27 February 18 16:01 GMT (UK)
 :https://civilrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/churchrecords/images/birth_returns/births_1865/03566/2313705.pdf

The register is showing her DOB as the 16th July 1865
Title: Re: Eliza Jane Walker born 1865
Post by: hallmark on Tuesday 27 February 18 16:04 GMT (UK)
Yes, I know all about her father, but can't find her mother, or a marriage.
RosemaryJoan

OK.
Title: Re: Eliza Jane Walker born 1865
Post by: RosemaryJoan on Tuesday 27 February 18 16:13 GMT (UK)
Thanks for that Sam, I had only her baptism record.  Was Cole Lane the workhouse?
RosemaryJoan
Title: Re: Eliza Jane Walker born 1865
Post by: sam.b on Tuesday 27 February 18 16:36 GMT (UK)
Yes I think it might have been,because in her Birth Certificate, it states an "inmate" as present at the birth.
Found this on the 1901 Census, might it be Mary ?

Residents of a house 12 in Money (Kilmore, Armagh)
Show all information
Surname
Forename
Age
Sex
Relation to head
Religion
Creany Mary 50 Female Head of Family R Catholic    ?   
Creany Elizabeth 40 Female Sister R Catholic

But it would mean she gave birth at a very young age ?
Title: Re: Eliza Jane Walker born 1865
Post by: RosemaryJoan on Tuesday 27 February 18 18:26 GMT (UK)
Yes I saw that, but this is Kilmore Parish in Co. Armagh..the Kilmore where Eliza was baptised is a Townland in Shankill Parish in Co. Down. On the Civil registration the mother is called Margaret.   On the baptism she was called Mary!
RosemaryJoan
Title: Re: Eliza Jane Walker born 1865
Post by: Cwellan CoDown on Tuesday 13 March 18 11:08 GMT (UK)
I am not sure that Cole Street is the workhouse -

I believe the Lurgan workhouse address was William Street or John Street

Its now Lurgan Hospital - Sloan Street

Aghalee seems to be between Lurgan and Antrim

Is there possibly another workhouse serviing Aghalee (Lisburn?) - Lisburn Workhouse is now Lagan Valley Hospital

http://www.lurganancestry.com/workhouse.htm


Title: Re: Eliza Jane Walker born 1865
Post by: mattfrombann on Wednesday 21 September 22 21:27 BST (UK)
Hi

I was researching a different Walker when I spotted this old post. For what it's worth , A Lizzie Walker age 21, mill worker , died in Belfast Workhouse Aug 12 1886. The age fits , but no other clues on the certificate
Title: Re: Eliza Jane Walker born 1865
Post by: aghadowey on Wednesday 21 September 22 22:18 BST (UK)
I am not sure that Cole Street is the workhouse -

I believe the Lurgan workhouse address was William Street or John Street

Its now Lurgan Hospital - Sloan Street

Aghalee seems to be between Lurgan and Antrim

Is there possibly another workhouse serviing Aghalee (Lisburn?) - Lisburn Workhouse is now Lagan Valley Hospital

http://www.lurganancestry.com/workhouse.htm

Aghalee did come under Lurgan Poor Law Union-
https://www.workhouses.org.uk/Lurgan/
Title: Re: Eliza Jane Walker born 1865
Post by: RosemaryJoan on Thursday 22 September 22 10:24 BST (UK)
Thank you mattfrombann.  I have looked at her death certificate. She died of TB, but a year earlier she appears to have had a daughter, Eliza Jane who died at 3 days old in the Belfast workhouse.  I suspect this was my missing Eliza Jane born in 1865.  She was a millworker.
Rosemary