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Ireland / Master Joiners
« on: Tuesday 13 September 11 06:19 BST (UK)  »
Hi,
I was wondering if there is a record somewhere of Master Tradesmen.  One of my ancestors Francis Gormley (or surname variants) was a Master Joiner in Ireland - is there any way of tracking this down? (He was also a Roman Catholic - if this helps)

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Ireland / GORMLEY /WARD
« on: Wednesday 31 August 11 01:10 BST (UK)  »
Hi,
I am researching Ann GORMLEY who appears in Glasgow, Scotland pre Dec 1872 (When and where she married Francis WARD)  She gives her place of birth (about 1840) as Ireland (unfortunately no County) and her parents as Francis GORMLEY (Master Joiner) and Ann GORMLEY m/s DONNELLY (deceased in 1872).  Francis WARD also gives his place of birth as Ireland (parents: Thomas WARD, farmer and Mary m/s DUNDAS - neither marked as deceased in 1872) but as I say they were married in Scotland in a Roman Catholic Church.  Can anyone help me with any more information about either of these people. 
Thanks!

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Lanarkshire / Re: Patrick Devlin born Hamilton, 22.2.1877
« on: Tuesday 30 August 11 08:33 BST (UK)  »
Truthfully, I have no idea where to start - I have had a look at various sites but found them all too complicated!

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Lanarkshire / Re: Patrick Devlin born Hamilton, 22.2.1877
« on: Tuesday 30 August 11 07:56 BST (UK)  »
His parents were Patrick Devlin & Susan Ross and he appears with them on the 1881 & 1891 census, but disappears after the death of his mother in January 1892.

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Lanarkshire / Patrick Devlin born Hamilton, 22.2.1877
« on: Tuesday 30 August 11 06:16 BST (UK)  »
The last report of Patrick Devlin was January 1892 (aged 15) where he was reported to be working as a drawer at Eddlewood Pit and was residing with a Mr John Smith, miner, Meikle Earnock.  Can anyone tell me where he went or what he did?

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Lanarkshire / Re: Francis WARD family in Glasgow 1872-1901
« on: Monday 29 August 11 10:27 BST (UK)  »
 :) Thanks Sage!

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Lanarkshire / Francis WARD family in Glasgow 1872-1901
« on: Thursday 25 August 11 23:31 BST (UK)  »
Does anyone know any more about this family - where did Thomas II go and did Francis continue living in Scotland?
It appears that Francis Ward snr (F=Thomas Ward, farmer M=Mary Ward m/s Dundas) and his wife Ann Gormley (F=Francis Gormley, joiner M=Ann Gormley m/s Donnelly) were married in Hutchesontown Glasgow 21/12/1872.  They then had Thomas 19.2.1873 (Scots People) and Francis 5.11.1874 (Scots People) and another Francis 28.10.1876 (Scots People) - presumably the first Francis died but no death is recorded. and Mary Ann 8.8.1879 (Scots People).  The 1881 Census lists Francis snr, Ann, Francis & Mary Ann so it appears that Thomas I was deceased at this date - again no death recorded.  They then had a second Thomas 11.2. 1883 (Scots People) and the 1891 census lists Francis snr, Ann, Francis and Thomas so it appears that Mary Ann was deceased at this date but again I have been unable to find a death recorded.    I believe that Francis appears on the 1901 census 644/11.  He also is the informant on his father's death 22.10.1898 (Ann predeceased Francis snr. dying 24.10.1893, although it appears she was at least 10 years his senior).

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Australia / Re: John WARD b. Glasgow? d. Brisbane Australia
« on: Thursday 25 August 11 08:08 BST (UK)  »
  :) Thanks Gerry, I will look those up.  I am desperately trying to connect John with his birth, so I can find out where he came from originally.  Elizabeth was born in Glasgow of Irish parents, was orphaned at 8/9 yrs and was then brought up by her aunt apparently entering domestic service in Glasgow with the Paton family with whom she appears on the 1901 census.  She emigrated aboard the SS Rippingham Grange in 1911 and entered domestic service here in Brisbane.  However John being a seaman probably came over as crew and since he claimed he was born in Scotland, I guess he wouldn't have needed to be naturalized or be regarded as an immigrant, so I'm really lost as to where I might trace further back than the first record here which is his marriage to Elizabeth in 1913.

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Australia / Re: John WARD b. Glasgow? d. Brisbane Australia
« on: Thursday 25 August 11 03:41 BST (UK)  »
Andcarred
I have done further research here as it appears this is the only entry which comes close from the time period either in Scot. or Ireland.  It appears that Francis Ward snr (F=Thomas Ward, farmer M=Mary Ward m/s Dundas) and his wife Ann Gormley (F=Francis Gormley, joiner M=Ann Gormley m/s Donnelly) were married in Hutchesontown Glasgow 21/12/1872.  They then had Thomas 19.2.1873 (Scots People) and Francis 5.11.1874 (Scots People) and another Francis 28.10.1876 (Scots People) - presumably the first Francis died but no death is recorded. and Mary Ann 8.8.1879 (Scots People).  The 1881 Census lists Francis snr, Ann, Francis & Mary Ann so it appears that Thomas I was deceased at this date - again no death recorded.  They then had a second Thomas 11.2. 1883 (Scots People) and the 1891 census lists Francis snr, Ann, Francis and Thomas so it appears that Mary Ann was deceased at this date but again I have been unable to find a death recorded.    I believe that Francis appears on the 1901 census 644/11.  He also is the informant on his father's death 22.10.1898 (Ann predeceased Francis snr. dying 24.10.1893, although it appears she was at least 10 years his senior).  Because John gives his age on enlistment on 13th Aug 1915 as 35 & 7 months this would indicate that he was born before the 13th of Feb so I'm going at this stage more with the idea that he was more likely to be Thomas than Francis.  I also thought that Tom was more like John as a name.  Circumstancially Francis gives his occupation as a brass finisher and John's wife Elizabeth was brought up by an aunt in Glasgow & one of her cousins of a similar age to Thomas was also a brass finisher, so it is possible that this provides the connection for John & Elizabeth who were married in Brisbane Australia in 1913 having emigrated separately.  Do you have any further thoughts on this?

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