Parish records for Halls of Knocknaveagh, Munterconnaught, Cavan

[kiwi jeanie]

Hi
This is what I have for the children of William Hall and Mary Whitley
1) John Hall
1870–1932
BIRTH 1 MAY 1870 • Virginia, Cavan, Ireland
DEATH 5 AUG 1932 • Knocknaveigh, County Cavan, Ireland

2) William Henry Hall
1871–1945
BIRTH 22 DEC 1871 • Virginia, Cavan, Ireland
DEATH 5 MAR 1945 • Rathmore Lodge, Kells Parish, Ireland

3) Charles Hall
1873–1911
BIRTH 15 OCT 1873 • Knocknaveigh, Cavan, Ireland
DEATH BEFORE 1911 - not showing in 1901 or 1911 census - 1 of 3 children dead at 1911 census

4) Maria Harriett Hall married name McClintock
1875–1953
BIRTH 18 JUN 1875 • Knocknaveagh, Cavan, Ireland
DEATH 28 OCT 1953 • Belfast, Ireland

5) Thomas Hall
1877–1885
BIRTH 24 APR 1877 • Cavan, Ireland
DEATH 25 FEB 1885 • Oldcastle, Ireland - 2 of 3 children dead at 1911 census

6) George Whitley Hall
1879–
BIRTH 6 FEB 1879 • Cavan, Ireland
DEATH Unknown - alive at 1911 census - living with his family

7) Stephen Hall
1880–1885
BIRTH 4 DEC 1880 • Knocknaveigh, Ireland
DEATH MAR 1885 • Oldcastle, Ireland - 3 of 3 children dead at 1911 census - on same page of deaths as Thomas - perhaps died of the same thing

Elizabeth Jane (Lizzie) Hall
1882–1974
BIRTH 1 NOV 1882 • Knocknaveigh, County Cavan, Ireland
DEATH 21 FEB 1974 • Auckland, New Zealand

9) James Hall
1884–1954
BIRTH 30 SEP 1884 • Oldcastle, Co Cavan, Ireland
DEATH 19 NOV 1954 • Knocknaveagh, Cavan, Ireland

10) Margaret (Gretta) Hall married name Cassidy
1888–
BIRTH 8 DEC 1888 • Oldcastle, Co Cavan, Ireland
DEATH Unknown - alive at 1911 census.

Sorry looks like your Thomas doesn't belong to this family 

[hallmark]

So..... " the pieces started to fall into place.  From burial records, I could deduce her grandfather, Thomas Hall, was born in 1877 in Knocknaveagh near Virginia in County Cavan.  His parents would have been William Hall and Mary Hall Whitley.............."


is a red herring??

[kiwi jeanie]

I don't know - there is definitely something wrong - maybe the number of children stated at 1911 census is wrong. The Thomas that died as a child unfortunately has no image attached to the record so there is no way to definitely prove his parents but the burial record states his address as Knocknaveigh. Can you upload the burial record that shows parents of Thomas as William and Mary 

[hallmark]

Image of
https://civilrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/churchrecords/images/birth_returns/births_1877/03008/2102636.pdf
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[kiwi jeanie]

I think that is the birth record not the death one 

[hallmark]

I don;t have death one but there are obviously 2 Hall families in Knocknaveagh......

If the other person KNOWS the g/parents are correct and in Liverpool, then he isn't the one who died age 8 but so far they haven't confirmed their info is correct!!

[hallmark]

Year of Death   1885
Group Registration ID   N/R
SR District/Reg Area   Oldcastle
Deceased Age at Death   8
Returns Year   1885
Returns Quarter   1
Returns Volume No   3
Returns Page No   256

No Image yet

[kiwi jeanie]

The marriage cert should help - there is only one Thomas Hall born in Oldcastle in 1877 - it is a possibility that the child that died may not have had his birth registered in Oldcastle 

[hallmark]

There are 2 William Halls in Knocknaveagh so until other poster can confirm their info one is running around in circles