Census records Completed

[jamajo]

Hi All,
        Could someone have a look at the census records for a Robert Hugh Shaw
b in the 1950s please.He married a Mary in Killyree Townland we think. I hope thats how its spelt. Im also interested in his father Hugh Shaw who married a Rosemary and went on to marry again to a Margaret, Any info on them would be a great help with my research. Thank-you
           Sue

[aghadowey]

Irish census records after 1911 are not available.
If you mean that Robert Hugh Shaw was born in the 1850s then 1st complete census in Ireland is 1901 but it is not indexed- supposed to be coming online in various stages hopefully soon.

[jamajo]

Sorry that was my mistake, i meant to write 1850, silly me. Thanks for the reply, looks like i will have to wait a bit longer. Thanks Aghadowey for your advice.
                         Sue

[aghadowey]

There might be other sources you could try for information besides 1901 census. Have you tried looking for church records? To find the church records (if you haven't already) you need to know religion and where they lived, locate the nearest churches and then see if the records you need exist.

[jamajo]

I will give that a go, thanks for all your help
           Sue

[GrandmaSheila]

Hello Sue,
My husbands mother was a Shaw - her father was Robert Hugh Shaw b1865 in Antrim he married Mary McNeice 15.07.1887 in Edinburgh.  Mary was born in 1869 in Corstophine.
His father was named Hugh Shaw b1827 in Antrim who was married to Rosemary Morton b1829 in Antrim. 
The father of Hugh was John Shaw b1791 Antrim and his mother was Jane..............b1794 in Antrim.
Hope this is of some help to you.

[jamajo]

Hi GrandmaSheila,

                  Thank-you so very much for that info. Im sure thats the one i am after

         as somewhere i have Rosemary Moreton with him im certain.

         I will have to sort all my paperwork back out, and look into it. Once again thanks
 
                                      Sue

[GrandmaSheila]

Here is the family photograph of the Shaw Family

[jamajo]

  What a nice photo, ive saved it and am sure family will be amazed by it.

  Thank-you so much, you have been really helpful.

                    Sue