Jeremiah Harrington

[Dannemois]

At 23 Herbert Street, Brithdir on the 1901 census were:
Jeremiah Harrington, head, 42, gen/lab, Dowlais
Catherine, wife, 34, Dowlais
Basil J. [6]; William J. [2]; Denis [1mth] all born Brithdir

Found the following marriage [not sure if it is them but looks good]
Marriages Jun 1894   
Harrington  Jeremiah     Merthyr T.  11a 916   
O'Halloran  Catherine     Merthyr T.  11a 916

Help needed to locate Jeremiah & Catherine on the 1891

[CatOne]

They are in the same household so a pretty good bet its the correct marriage -

RG12/4439 Folio 148 Page 8
68? Balaclava Road, Merthyr Tydfil, Glamorgan
Denis O'Halloran 55 Blast Engine Driver Ireland
Mary 45 Ireland
Catherine 26 Dressmaker Glamorgan Dowlais
Mary 17  Pupil Teacher school       "
Elizabeth 9 Scholar            "
Agnes 7 Scholar           "
+ 5 lodgers, 1 of these being a Jeremiah Harrington 32 Coal washer washing mech? Ireland

Let me know if you need names of other lodgers

Regards
Cat 

[GeoffP]

1891  Balaclava Rd Dowlais

RG12/4439 F148 p8

Denis O' Halloran  Head 55 M Blast Engineer    b Ireland
Mary         "            Wife M 45                                  "
Catherine    "          dau  S 26 Dressmaker               b Dowlais
Mary            "          dau  S 17  Pupil Teacher                   "
Elizabeth      "         dau       9                                          "
Agnes           "         dau       7                                          "
James Regan          Lodger  56    Engine Erector       b Ireland
Daniel Crowley           "        58  Lab. Iron Works           "
James Griffin                "        33   Blast Furce Washer      "              
Jeremiah Harrington    "         32  CoalWasher                 "
William Harrington        "        23   Blast Engine Starter    b Cheshire

Geoff

Sorry Cat had already typed up

[CatOne]

Never mind Geoff, Saves me typing up the lodgers names anyway 

(but I think the one transcribed as William Harrington actually says Huntington doesnt it??)

[GeoffP]

Yes you are right it looks like Huntington 

Geoff

[Dannemois]

Thanks both, job well done, enough info there to help me through the 1881 and beyond.

Best Regards to both, Roy