Samuel Turner

[Alexanderina]

On 24/12/1875 a marriage took place in Bridgeton, Glasgow between Samuel Turner and Mary Eliza Caldwell.

The Groom stated his parents were Richard Turner and Ann Griffin.

The Brides parents were Mathew Caldwell (Coal miner - Deceased) and Mary Boyle (formerly Caldwell, maiden surname Kean).

In the 1891 Glasgow census Samuel Turner stated he was born in Tyrone, Ireland and his wife Mary in Ayrshire, Ayr.
I cannot find any further information regarding their ancestors. I would be grateful for any information or pointers.
Thank you

[aghadowey]

Duplicate post here:
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[kingskerswell]

Hi,
    the 1859 Griffith's Valuation(a survey of all property in Ireland) lists only one Richard Turner in Co. Tyrone. He rented a house in the townland of Killycolp in the parish of Desertcreat. This is in the Cookstown area.

Regards

[Alexanderina]

Hi,
Thank you very much for excellent information regarding Turner in Killycolp in the parish of Desertcreat re 1859 Griffith's valuation.
When looking at valuation I noticed a James Griffin in Killycolp and was wondering if this could be Anne Griffin's family.
Can you tell me if there is any way to trace marriages?
Great help thank you again.
Alexanderina.

[kingskerswell]

Hi,
   If the marriage was a Protestant one it will have been registered with the civil authorities and should be available on the LDS Record Search Pilot site www.familysearch.org  You will have to match the year, volume and page number for Richard and Anne individually.
   If the marriage was Catholic it would not have been registered unless the married in a civil Registrars Office. You will need to know the Church and hope that the records exist.
   I have had a quick look at various sources and cannot find anything.

Regards

[aghadowey]

Here's the link for Index to Irish Civil Registrations-
http://pilot.familysearch.org/recordsearch/start.html#p=collectionDetails;t=searchable;c=1408347

[middlename fyfe]

Hi alexandrina samuel is my great gran annie fyfe turner's father

i too am trying to trace information on the fyfe-turner side of my family i know u are named after one of my distant relatives too well your nametag on this anyway,as i say my papa jimmys family is such a mystery to me that i would be gratefull for any info you have on my great gran and her family

[Alexanderina]

1881Census 118 Parliamentary Road.
Samuel Turner 25 head Carter
Mary Elizabeth Wife 25 born Beith Ayrshire
Mary E Daughter 5
Annie Daughter 3
Alexandrina Daughter 10 months
1891 Census 53 Great Hamilton Street
Samuel 37 Wool storeman
Mary Elizabeth 37
Mary Elizabeth daughter 15 Winder
Anne daughter 13 Varnisher
Alexandrina Daughter 10 Scholar
Samuel Son 8 Scholar
David Son 4
George Son 2
Thomas Son 1 Month
Family all born in Glasgow

Anne Paterson married Archibald Watson Fyfe in Bridgeton 15Th June 1900 her address given as 88 Claythorn Street Calton and his 29 Main Street Bridgeton,Parents James Fyfe and Agnes Watson
1911 Census 52 Strathclyde Street Damarnock Glasgow
Archibald Fyfe Head 37 Engine Fitter in Tube Works born Shettleston


Annie Fyfe 33 Wife
Agnes Daughter 9 Scholar
Mary Daughter 8 Scholar
Annie Daughter 6 Scholar
Marion Daughter 10 months

[Alexanderina]

Annie died 13th July 1948 at Leverndale Hospital, Cause Senility and congestion,Death registered by Daughter Marion Paterson 9 West Campbell Street Paisley.
Archibald died 24th February 1939 aged 65 years  his occupation given as Engineer Journeyman His usual address is given as 9 West Campbell Street Paisley.Death again registered by daughter Marion
His parents are given as James Fyfe and Agnes Watson married 26 December 1862 in Eastwood Renfrewshire and James occupation given as Spirit Merchant
Hope this is of help
Alexanderina[Yes it is a family name]