Mcdonald

[derr]

I was wondering if anyone could help me as i am a bit stuck on doing my family tree, I am looking for any info on Patrick Mcdonald born 1839 in Ireland, he married Ellen Donald born in 1846 also in Ireland, it is their parents i am stuck with. Could someone please help me?

[wozzle]

done in yellow can hardly see what it says
or is it just me.

[Gadget]

I was wondering if anyone could help me as i am a bit stuck on doing my family tree, I am looking for any info on Patrick Mcdonald born 1839 in Ireland, he married Ellen Donald born in 1846 also in Ireland, it is their parents i am stuck with. Could someone please help me?

Hi wozzle

Just click quote and you can read it no prob - above with the colour tags taken out 

Gadget

See Also:

http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php/topic,279717.0.html

[Ecneps]

Clever Gadget to the rescue!

Derr,

which is the earliest census you've found them in, could you give those details please?

Barbara

[Gadget]

Think I've found them in 1871:

RG10/5102 Folio 37 Page 14

Click Here

Waiting to hear from Derr to find out what she wants?

Gadget 

[derr]

Hi, I am sorry i did not get them off a census, it was from my family tree. I would like to know their parents details if at all possible

[Gadget]

Hi Derr

I'm not sure if that's possible  I've checked the marriage indexes for around the birth of their first child  (Mary Jane, 6 in 1871) but I can't find them at the moment.

If they married in Ireland, there wouldn't be a record for them in Northumberland.

Here are the 1871 details - ref as above:

9 New Road, All Saints, Newcastle

Patrick McDonald, 32, Cart man, b. Ireland
Ellen, 25, b. Ireland
Mary Jane, 6, b. Newcastle
Margret, 4, b. Newcastle
Robert, 2, b. Newcastle
John White, Lodger, 28, NER Porter, b. Ireland
Francis Hunt, lodger, 27, Blacksmith, b. Ireland


Regards

Gadget

[derr]

Thank you for your help Gadget.

[wozzle]

thanks gadget
i never realised you could do that
you learn something new everyday.

mick.