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Ireland (Historical Counties) => Ireland => Topic started by: Nettie on Sunday 02 September 18 10:20 BST (UK)
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I had Tyrrell relatives living and dying and 41 and 42 Marrowbone Lane prior to 1900. I am attempting to check out the 1901 census to see if there is anyone related to the family still living in the house/Lane. I can find Marrowbone Lane on the 1911 Census but not on the 1901 one. I have tried a few spelling variations but still no luck. Can anyone else see it? Thanks for your time.
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Just put Marrabone ONLY
in street name box!!
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You legend! Thanks, Hallmark. One of the variations I hadn't tried.
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Any fool would have tried that!
I did.
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Alas, it only picks up from number 49, Marrowbone (Marrabone). I shall keep searching. Sorry to waste your time.
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? You haven't wasted my time.... it was a joke!!
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Hi Nettie,
as the census site is Key Sensitive, when searching put in
Marr*
when you see the results, drill down each record, as it depends on who put the Marr? in the site in the first place.
Maggsie
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The list shows Marr* lane up to page 27.
Maggsie
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try
tyr*
there are quite a few.
Maggsie
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Thanks, Maggsie, I'll give it a go.
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November 1900, 41 Marrowbone lane was a dairy yard in the hands of B. Kavanagh, Dublin - Dublin newspapers had a sale notice for it due to Mr Kavanagh's retirement. Previously in February 1895, a coal dealer called Edward Toole / O'Toole died at no. 41.
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1 to 48 Usher's Quay 49 to 81 Merchant's Quay
41 and 42 Tenements so would have housed several families
https://www.libraryireland.com/Dublin-Street-Directory-1862/893.php
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The 1901 Usher's Quay DED film starts here
http://www.census.nationalarchives.ie/reels/nai003717102/
Using this tool you can look through the film page by page
http://www.irelandgen.com/tools/census_nav2.php
Paste the first link into the URL: box on the second link
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Thank you everyone, I'll work through those suggestions. Much appreciated.