James Holligan

[gabba]

Looking for help to find James Holligan born Ireland 1843 approx via census reports

1851 to 1891 sorry don`t have access!!!!!!

Got him on 1901 57 moore St Liverpool aged 57 Coal Heaver

1901 census Wife Rose Ann but she won`t be on other census as they were  only married in 1894

Thanks in advance

Gabba

[Isobelruss]

could this be him in 1891
RG12 2906/97/39
2,1 Court Banastre Street Liverpool

James Halligan 48 general labourer b Mayo Ireland
Bridget 43 wife b Boyle Roscommon Ireland
Margaret 23 dau dealer b Liverpool
Mary 16 dau gen servant b ditto
James 12 son scholar b ditto

[Isobelruss]

1881
RG11 3606/88/13
same address as 91

James Halligan 35 labourer b Ireland
Bridget 34 wife b ditto
Margaret 14 dau not employed b Liverpool

[dee melody]

Gabba, you can search 1881 Census free on: Ancestry or FindMyPast.  What was his father's name and occupations on his marriage cert?

I will check the rest of the Census for you.

This is a possible for 1851.

HO107 / 2180 / 176 / 70
45 Cumberland Street, Liverpool

Elizabeth Halligan / widow / 38 / Green Grocer
William / son / 11 / Scholar
Jamaes / son / 8 / Scholar
Michael / son / 6 / Scholar
all born Ireland


Dee

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Gabba,  1861 Census.  Looks like Elizabeth has remarried.

1861
RG09 / 2657 / 34 / 19
...Clay Street, Liverpool

Martin Melen / head / 51 / Dock Labourer
Elizabeth Melen / wife / 48
James Holligan / son / 15 / Scholar
Kate Holligan / dau / 14 / Scholar
+ Lodgers
all born Ireland

Dee

CORRECTION:  HAVE MIXED JAMES UP WITH MICHAEL.  WILL GET BACK TO YOU

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Gabba, apologies for dropping out like I did.  BIG power failure here.  Anyway here is 1871 Census.  Listed as HALEGAN

RG10 / 3768 / 136 / 14
Banastre Street House Court, Liverpool

James Halegan / head / 25 / Labourer          b. Ireland
Bridget / wife / 22                                     b. Ireland
Margaret / dau / 4                                     b. Liverpool
Patrick / son / 2                                       b. Liverpool
John McNamee / lodger / 70                       b. Ireland

Dee

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Gabba, am having trouble finding James in 1861.  Will keep checking for you.

Dee