Grandparent's Tacy maiden name Roecliff born 1913 Grandfather Samuel Neil

[Sinann]

Think the first marriage was to a Curry there is a Curry/ Rocliffe birth 1945, don't want to post the name if still living.

[groom]

Think the first marriage was to a Curry there is a Curry/ Rocliffe birth 1945, don't want to post the name if still living.

If there was a marriage to a Curry, then the second marriage wouldn't be as Rocliffe would it, it would be as Curry?

[bambam1302]

Might have something Tacey Sarah Rocliffe married Dublin South 1948
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:FYG4-2NY

The Dublin South is a defiantly - as I do have that wrote down when I asked my dad tonight, so maybe it's other siblings of her mothers.?
So grateful for your help thank you

[Sinann]

Think the first marriage was to a Curry there is a Curry/ Rocliffe birth 1945, don't want to post the name if still living.

If there was a marriage to a Curry, then the second marriage wouldn't be as Rocliffe would it, it would be as Curry?

Not necessarily I've see widows indexed twice under both names.
That said I don't see it as Curry as well.
Maybe they weren't marred!

[bambam1302]

Think the first marriage was to a Curry there is a Curry/ Rocliffe birth 1945, don't want to post the name if still living.

If there was a marriage to a Curry, then the second marriage wouldn't be as Rocliffe would it, it would be as Curry?

Yes that's the one that's an aunt  only found out the name curry tonight also   Was there  a mention of any other children in that marriage  groom?
And thank. You 

[bambam1302]

Think the first marriage was to a Curry there is a Curry/ Rocliffe birth 1945, don't want to post the name if still living.

She was married to Samuel Neill -  "o'nell"
If that helps


If there was a marriage to a Curry, then the second marriage wouldn't be as Rocliffe would it, it would be as Curry?

Not necessarily I've see widows indexed twice under both names.
That said I don't see it as Curry as well.
Maybe they weren't marred!

[Sinann]

Think the first marriage was to a Curry there is a Curry/ Rocliffe birth 1945, don't want to post the name if still living.

If there was a marriage to a Curry, then the second marriage wouldn't be as Rocliffe would it, it would be as Curry?

Yes that's the one that's an aunt  only found out the name curry tonight also   Was there  a mention of any other children in that marriage  groom?
And thank. You 

I didn't find a marriage only the birth, I'll have a look for more births.

Only that one coming up and it's only an index so no idea of parents first names.

[Sinann]

It's interesting that two Rocliffe men Arthur and James both born England have daughters called Tacy(need to check but I think both are Tacy Sarah).
This is each family in 1911
http://www.census.nationalarchives.ie/pages/1901/Dublin/Mountjoy/Spring_Garden_Street/1323606/
http://www.census.nationalarchives.ie/pages/1911/Dublin/North_Dock/Hawthorn_Terrace/13036/

Arthur is James' son.

[bambam1302]

It's interesting that two Rocliffe men Arthur and James both born England have daughters called Tacy(need to check but I think both are Tacy Sarah).
This is each family in 1911
http://www.census.nationalarchives.ie/pages/1901/Dublin/Mountjoy/Spring_Garden_Street/1323606/
http://www.census.nationalarchives.ie/pages/1911/Dublin/North_Dock/Hawthorn_Terrace/13036/

Could one of their sons have spent time in America....

Think the first marriage was to a Curry there is a Curry/ Rocliffe birth 1945, don't want to post the name if still living.

She was married to Samuel Neill -  "o'nell"
If that helps


If there was a marriage to a Curry, then the second marriage wouldn't be as Rocliffe would it, it would be as Curry?

Not necessarily I've see widows indexed twice under both names.
That said I don't see it as Curry as well.
Maybe they weren't marred!

yeah think my father mentioned curry was a boyfriend - before  she married and very interesting  the male's I will find out off mum & aunts tomorrow as nothing as ever got mentioned only mum now & then would mention bits.
Thank you sinann