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Title: Re Heeley family
Post by: Jono58 on Thursday 29 November 18 21:11 GMT (UK)
HI. Can anyone please help me i am researching my great grandfather Stephen Heeley/Healey parents. He was  born 1871 ...died 1897. Lived in oldbury / langley Staffordshire think is mothers name was eliza. Please any help would be very gratefull thank you.
Title: Re: Re Heeley family
Post by: PaulineJ on Thursday 29 November 18 21:19 GMT (UK)
The only stephen healey i can see b 1871 in birth indexes was b poplar (middlesex).

What records (when and where) does he appear?
Title: Re: Re Heeley family
Post by: Mabel Bagshawe on Thursday 29 November 18 21:20 GMT (UK)
1881? Back Lane West Bromwich. All b Oldbury except where shown

Samuel Brinton    30 - coal miner
Eliza Brinton    30 -  Belper
Stephen Haley    11 - son
John T Brinton    6
Joseph Brinton    3
Lavinia Brinton

Marriage Q4 1874 Dudley    Vol 6c p216
BRINTON    Samuel          
BROOKS    Samuel        
Early    Emma        
Haley    Eliza        

The Brinton children appear to have mother's maiden name Healey, so I suspect Steven was illegitimate
Title: Re: Re Heeley family
Post by: heywood on Thursday 29 November 18 21:21 GMT (UK)
Hello and welcome  :)

Is this him?

1891 2266/77

Stephen Haley 20 yrs
Phoebe Haley 19yrs
Stephen Haley 4 months

All born Oldbury

Heywood
Title: Re: Re Heeley family
Post by: Mabel Bagshawe on Thursday 29 November 18 21:31 GMT (UK)
here's eliza in Oldbury, 1861 - her daughter "Lavinia" Brinton from 181 appears to have been registered as Sabina, which matches a sibling here

Michail Healey    34 - marine gatherer b Ireland
Ellen Healey    30 - b Ireland
Eliza Healey    11 - b Belper
Thos Healey    10
Sabina Healey    9
Mary Healey    3
James Healey    1
Michail Healey    0

RG 9, 2021, 103, 12
Title: Re: Re Heeley family
Post by: brigidmac on Thursday 29 November 18 23:11 GMT (UK)
What is a marine gatherer ?
In the census posted by Mabel
Eliza is the name of the sister Michael Bs wife is down as Ellen ...
Could he have remarried?

My interest  was raised because I
have some HEALEYs where fathers are missing because at Sea

And some who weren't officially married .

Don't think they are linked to yours Jono
As mostly around Liverpool

Good luck ..it sounds as though they might be complicated .
Title: Re: Re Heeley family
Post by: Maiden Stone on Thursday 29 November 18 23:26 GMT (UK)
What is a marine gatherer ?

It's not in my list of Victorian occupations.
Might it have been collecting old rope etc for a marine store dealer? He was a bit far inland to have been harvesting anything from the sea.
Title: Re: Re Heeley family
Post by: brigidmac on Thursday 29 November 18 23:34 GMT (UK)
How about Martin and Ellen Healey b.Ireland as suitable parents for Micheal

I found this old post with related names
 
https://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php?topic=428390.msg2931348#msg2931348

Title: Re: Re Heeley family
Post by: brigidmac on Thursday 29 November 18 23:37 GMT (UK)
Thanks Maidens tone

The family above may be related to mine as younger children born Warrington cheshire .
Title: Re: Re Heeley family
Post by: sparrett on Friday 30 November 18 05:48 GMT (UK)
Birth :-\

Births Dec 1869   
HAYLEY  Stephen
W. Bromwich  6b 668

GRO gives us--

HAYLEY, Stephen   MMS     
GRO  1869
D Quarter
WEST BROMWICH  Vol  06B  Pg 668 
Title: Re: Re Heeley family
Post by: brigidmac on Friday 30 November 18 06:08 GMT (UK)
So was Steven s Mother  called Ellen or Eliza Healey
 ( I'm not very good at looking at births)

*in case  jono  hasnt seen these replies I have sent a pm
Title: Re: Re Heeley family
Post by: heywood on Friday 30 November 18 06:57 GMT (UK)
So was Steven s Mother  called Ellen or Eliza Healey
 ( I'm not very good at looking at births)

*in case  jono  hasnt seen these replies I have sent a pm

Stephen’s mother was Eliza and her parents were Michael and Ellen posted earlier by Mabel.

Title: Re: Re Heeley family
Post by: heywood on Friday 30 November 18 07:19 GMT (UK)
Could a ‘Marine Gatherer’ be a Rag and Bone Man?
Title: Re: Re Heeley family
Post by: brigidmac on Friday 30 November 18 07:38 GMT (UK)
Rag and Bone man ....that's a good possibility could specialise in  marine  things. If he had relatives who were mariners..ropes were valuable

Thanks for clearing up Eliza Ellen relationship. .I got confused thinking Sabina was too young to be her daughter ..now understand "Lavina "her daughter  was transcribed as Sabina
Title: Re: Re Heeley family
Post by: heywood on Friday 30 November 18 07:47 GMT (UK)
Yes it can get a bit complicated with spellings etc.

I don’t think  ‘marine’ was connected to the sea in this case - just waste materials. Perhaps origins of the name were sea related.
Title: Re: Re Heeley family
Post by: PaulineJ on Friday 30 November 18 07:59 GMT (UK)
There has been more than one discussion about "Marine store dealers" on here.
Basically, it IS Rag-and-bone men
Title: Re: Re Heeley family
Post by: heywood on Friday 30 November 18 08:22 GMT (UK)
That is what I thought Pauline. Thank you.
Title: Re: Re Heeley family
Post by: sparrett on Friday 30 November 18 10:32 GMT (UK)
HI. Can anyone please help me i am researching my great grandfather Stephen Heeley/Healey parents. He was  born 1871 ...died 1897. Lived in oldbury / langley Staffordshire think is mothers name was eliza. Please any help would be very gratefull thank you.

So Jono58, in answer to your original inquiry, mother seems to be Eliza HEALEY (various spellings) and father unknown. An exnuptial child if the birth I have posted above is correct. Also, if correct,   she was quite young at the time of Stephen's birth and I have not seen her on 1871 census.

Sue



Title: Re: Re Heeley family
Post by: Jono58 on Friday 30 November 18 11:01 GMT (UK)
Re. Heeley/healey family.
I would like to thank you all for your help. It is what i thought, but was not sure i was on the right track. I seem to go in circles. But i am so gratefull it means a end to my trail. I was hoping there may be a possible way to find link with stephen healey and eliza spouse.😢
Title: Re: Re Heeley family
Post by: Maiden Stone on Friday 30 November 18 14:20 GMT (UK)
There has been more than one discussion about "Marine store dealers" on here.
Basically, it IS Rag-and-bone men

Definition of Marine Store Dealer from a list of Victorian occupations derived from 1891 census, London: "A person who buys and sells used cordage, bunting, rags, timber, metal, etc, sorts waste, mends sacks"
www.census1891.com
Title: Re: Re Heeley family
Post by: heywood on Friday 30 November 18 15:27 GMT (UK)
Re. Heeley/healey family.
I would like to thank you all for your help. It is what i thought, but was not sure i was on the right track. I seem to go in circles. But i am so gratefull it means a end to my trail. I was hoping there may be a possible way to find link with stephen healey and eliza spouse.😢

Not sure what you mean here. I think you mean your search is over re Stephen’s origins but Eliza was his mother.  :-\ 
Title: Re: Re Heeley family
Post by: brigidmac on Friday 30 November 18 23:16 GMT (UK)
Is this family linked ..this was an old post
 
" Healy family of Castleblaney"  from search box

Father is Michael. ..HEALEY   b ireland
Title: Re: Re Heeley family
Post by: Jono58 on Saturday 01 December 18 09:12 GMT (UK)
Sorry i mean the end of a trail to finding  if eliza had a spouse  when stephen was born. Been trying for years on and off thank you.😖