1911 Census

[janmac]

I am looking for John Joseph DANA(g)HER and wife Catherine on the 1911 Census.
They were married in Tipperary in 1909.
Where can I access it.?
Or I would be grateful for a look up for this family if anyone has it available.
Many thanks.

[aghadowey]

1911 and 1901 will eventually be available through National Archives, Dublin. In the meantime you can order 1911 census from your local LDS library if you can't get to Ireland. See www.familysearch.org and search in the catalogue under place name (you have to know where the family lived in 1911 to order the correct reel).

[janmac]

Thanks for reply.
I guess that means that it is not indexed. Will have to think of a way to find where they lived in Tipperary.!!
Jan McB

[Jack2227]

From Tipperary Roots, a bersion of the 1901 census that only shows persons residing in households, does not show age or occupation.

Barronstown Ormond;
Danagher Timothy, Mary, Maggie

Lane; North of Willian O Brien st;
(10) Danagher Matthew & Johanna

1911;
Barronstown Ormond;
Danagher Timothy & Una.

Regards,
Jack

[Jack2227]

Timothy Danagher leased lands from Viscount Hawarden in 1850 to the value of £2 in Clonoulty Drum.
Jack

[Jack2227]

More Danagher;

1881 English census;
David Danagher, Clonmell Tipperary, 37, married, color Sergt 24th Regt.
Susan (wife) 29
William (son) 1 month.

Danagher Alice, 17/2/1872 Tipperary, died, 20/3/1920, Amaha, Douglas Co Nebraska.
Married; James Thoedore May, 21/1/1895, Omaha.

Danagher William, 1838, died; 1894, Barnawartha Victoria Aus.
Wife; Sarah Jane Edwards
married; 26/6/1874.

His father; Michael.

[janmac]

Thanks for replies,
The DANAGHER family were military people, so appeared to have moved around quite a lot. I shall try Limerick.
Jan McB

[Jack2227]

Old Limerick Journal;
John Danagher awarded Victoria Cross.
John Danagher was baptised on the 15/5/1860, St Marys Church Athlonkard Limerick.
He was son of Patrick & Bridget (Tuohy)
Eduacted in Christian Brothers school.
He went to South Africia where he joined the Nourses Horses. March 1881 resigned from Nourses Horses and joined the 2nd Battalion Connaught Rangers and given trade as a Groom.
Married Bridget Connolly and eas station in Templemore Tipperary where son Patrick was baptised 28/11/1886 in the Church of the Sacred Heart.
After retiring he went to Portsmouth England and became licensee of the 'Falcon' public house, 74, Kings Rd Swansea. Next became licensee of the ' Dog & Duck' Fratton Rd Portsmouth.
After a long illness he died 9/9/1919 and is buried in Milton cemetery Portsmouth, Plot M,  Row 1, grave 6.
John had 1 dtr and 8 sons.
Patrick, John Joseph (d.16/1/1936)
Francis, George, Arthur, Ambrose.
His wife Bridget died 24/1/1936.
John was awarded the Victoria Cross, Meritorious Service, Long Service, and Good conduct medal and these were presented to the Army museum.


Jack

[janmac]

Thank you Jack for all of that.
 Yes that is the family we are looking for and in particular the son John Joseph. He married Catherine Casey in Tipperary in 1909. Trying to trace from there to Portsmouth.
Catherine was the daughter of Jeremiah CASEY so would be good to learn about him too !!!
Jan McB