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Link to the marriage
https://www.findmypast.co.uk/transcript?id=R_22673943361%2F1

baptism
https://www.findmypast.co.uk/transcript?id=R_102734417062&expand=true

7 of James and Janes children are listed as being baptised at All Saints Ancoats but not Mary Jane?

In your research note, you have some interesting names and locations.

I think you should be aware that the results will depend on how many descendants in those name groups have also taken DNA tests. The Uk and USA have the largest DNA tester uptake, other countries not so much and some countries it’s not “Officially” allowed.

Ancestry will list your matches starting with the closest match then in descending order. So any sibling who has tested would be at the top of the list followed by cousins then 2nd cousins etc.,  If you already have a good researched tree you should be able to make sense of many of the close matches. Make sure you have your tree on ancestry and few days after your results come in Ancestry will note common ancestors and if the match is on the maternal or paternal line etc. It’s also worth noting, unfortunately not everyone has done their tree or they mark it private which will make it impose to make the association and can be very frustrating.

As an aside, I would be interested to see if you match with my husband with the Creed line.  There is also another researcher for the Berkshire Creeds on rootschat.

Dublin Evening Packet and Correspondent 15 January 1835
Jan 11. At Milford, near Limerick, George Maunsell, Esq., formerly Collector of Customs and Excise in that district.

Belfast Commercial Chronicle  17 January 1835
By the death of the late George Maunsell Esq., of Milford, near Limerick, a large pension of £1500 falls into the Crown.