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Ireland / Re: Wyse/Nealon marriage
« on: Thursday 21 March 24 12:18 GMT (UK) »
yes i realised that after i had posted, but thankyou for taking the time to point it out to me.
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Ireland / Re: Wyse/Nealon marriage
« on: Tuesday 19 March 24 23:02 GMT (UK) »
My great grandma was Bridget Wyse, her mother was called Mary -maiden name Ryan.
Bridget had a brother called Daniel and they were from Limerick.
Might be a link there if they were visiting
I dont have any info on the ryans or on Daniel other than the 1901 census that has him living on
Williams Lane, Limerick No. 6,
Bridget had a brother called Daniel and they were from Limerick.
Might be a link there if they were visiting
I dont have any info on the ryans or on Daniel other than the 1901 census that has him living on
Williams Lane, Limerick No. 6,
Definately not in England at anytime even though all their children did emigrate here in the late 1930's. Children birth certs alter from Wyse to Wise and the mother changes from Nealon to nealeagh.
When I visited Lower Gerald Griffin st 3 years ago a woman told me that the Wyse(Wises) did live there along with the Ryans and they all moved to the Sic Skellig Rd?
Thank you so much for all your help I am shooting in the dark here. I will research a little more.
Regards
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Lancashire / Re: Manchester General Cemetery Transcription Project
« on: Sunday 17 May 15 13:55 BST (UK) »
i dunno if i missed ya's, came for about 10.50 x hope your all well 
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Lancashire / Re: Manchester General Cemetery next Groundwork Date -Cancelled
« on: Sunday 21 April 13 08:53 BST (UK) »
Aw hope ur ok x u was dragging the manfolk down today too lol
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Lancashire / Re: Manchester General Cemetery On Winter Break until 2013
« on: Sunday 24 February 13 22:14 GMT (UK) »
baby sitter being booked in the morning;D 
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Lancashire / Re: Manchester General Cemetery On Winter Break until 2013
« on: Monday 18 February 13 12:53 GMT (UK) »
weather seems to be brightening up a bit..... any plans to start up again soon? 
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Lancashire / Re: Thomas Buckley... You have me baffled
« on: Wednesday 06 February 13 18:20 GMT (UK) »
i have the details from ancestry
Name: Thomas Buckley
Date of Registration: Apr-May-Jun 1903
Registration district: Limerick
Volume: 5
Page: 231 .
FHL Film Number: 101260
thats the right bit isnt it
Name: Thomas Buckley
Date of Registration: Apr-May-Jun 1903
Registration district: Limerick
Volume: 5
Page: 231 .
FHL Film Number: 101260
thats the right bit isnt it
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Lancashire / Re: Thomas Buckley... You have me baffled
« on: Wednesday 06 February 13 17:28 GMT (UK) »
im wondering if he went there as a labourer and just got married at the barracks, but the family thought barracks meant he was military?
i dont know
Ada is still alive but very senile so the little information i have actually comes from her, and no one seems to like questioning her any further
i dont know
Ada is still alive but very senile so the little information i have actually comes from her, and no one seems to like questioning her any further
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Lancashire / Re: Thomas Buckley... You have me baffled
« on: Wednesday 06 February 13 17:06 GMT (UK) »
i havent a clue 
i have no info of the family other than thomas jnrs children and i had thought names would run through...
his children are John Thomas 1903, Mary Catherine 1905, James Henry 1908, Elizabeth 1916 and Bridget Buckley (1920) Bridget snr died in 1920 during childbirth.
There is also a possible Margaret but i cant find a record of her, she would be younger than John and Mary though as they were born in Limerick.
My gran remembers her mum Mary wasnt allowed out with aunt marg because she was a bad influence (according to marys husband)
After he remarried he went on to have Ada and William Henry Buckley.
so going off the name theory.....
its possible that as theres an Elizabeth and a Mary (but bridgets mum was a mary too)
gah im baffling myself again
do you think the irish marriage record would have his uk address or the place he was staying over there?
i have no info of the family other than thomas jnrs children and i had thought names would run through...
his children are John Thomas 1903, Mary Catherine 1905, James Henry 1908, Elizabeth 1916 and Bridget Buckley (1920) Bridget snr died in 1920 during childbirth.
There is also a possible Margaret but i cant find a record of her, she would be younger than John and Mary though as they were born in Limerick.
My gran remembers her mum Mary wasnt allowed out with aunt marg because she was a bad influence (according to marys husband)
After he remarried he went on to have Ada and William Henry Buckley.
so going off the name theory.....
its possible that as theres an Elizabeth and a Mary (but bridgets mum was a mary too)
gah im baffling myself again
do you think the irish marriage record would have his uk address or the place he was staying over there?