*Completed* 1881 Census look-up MANN

[Macharskin]

Would be someone be kind enough to look up Mary MANN born c1871 Kirkinner for me please? Any accompanying info much appreciated.

Regards, M.

[Gadget]

Hi M 

i'm sure that there are others who will be able to look up your Mary - if not I'll do it but have you seen that the IGI, www.familysearch.org  , has the birth of a Mary Mann on 31 May 1870, Kirkinner. Mother - Agnes Mann

Regards

Gadget

[Gadget]

Full details of 1881

Over Airies, Cothouse, Kirkinner
889 ED 4 Page 9

John Jones, Hd, widowed, 32, Gen Lab, b. Wales
Andrew Jones, s, 5, b. Kirkinner
Mary Jones, d, 3, b. Inverleithen, Fife
Agens Mann, M in L,, unmarried, 58, gen & ag lab, b. Ireland
Mary Mann, sis in law, 10, scholar, b. Kirkinner


Regards

Gadget

[Gadget]

1871

Kirkinner
889 Ed 6 Page 9

Agnes Mann, hd, unm, 30, farm worker, b. Ireland, Londonderry
Rachel Flinn,dau, 11, scholar, b. Wigt, Stoneykirk
Andrew Relly, son, 6, scholar,  b. Wigt, Stoneykirk
Mary mann,dau, 11 months, b, Wigt, Kirkinner


Gadget

added - Agnes's age seems to vary - I'll check the 1861 

[Gadget]

In 1861 Agnes is with her sister in Stoneykirk:

South Blair, Stoneykirk
898 ED 3 Pge 1

Elizabeth Mann, 36,  unm, seamstress, b. Ireland
Anne Mann, sister, 26,unm, out door labourer,b. Ireland
William Mann, bro, 19,ag lab, b. Ireland
Martha Mann, sister, 17, out door lab, b. Ireland
Mary Mann, sis, 12, scholar, b. Ireland
Robert King Mann, son of E Mann, 11,scholar, b. Ireland
Martha Mann, dau of  E Mann, 5, b. Portpatrick
Janet Mann, dau of  E Mann, 2, b. Stoneykirk
Anne Manne, dau of  E Mann, 1 month, b. Stoneykirk
Rachel Mann, dau of  A Mann, 2, b. Stoneykirk


Gadget

[Macharskin]

Wow Gadget!

Many thanks for all those extra look-ups. The 1861 look-up is an especially great bonus. There's lots there for me to get my teeth into - and the strong Stoneykirk connection has potentially given me extra lines to pursue.

Thanks again. Best regards, M

[ankerdine]

This may or may not be of relevance. My grandmother was born in 1883 to a Jane Williamson in Stranraer. On her birth certificate it stated that she was illegitimate and her name was Helen (or Ellen) MANN Williamson which was rather strange. Jane's occupation was domestic servant - unemployed. The family had moved to Stranraer from Stoneykirk at the end of the 1870s. Jane also had another illegitimate daughter (Mary Williamson) in 1880 also born in Stranraer.

It would be interesting to know where Jane was working during those early years of the 1880s.

They also had strong connections to Ireland.

Judy