Julia Browne

[ballydw]

Thank you oldohiohone, rj137 agadowey for your input & replies

[ballydw]

http://www.census.nationalarchives.ie/pages/1901/Cork/Ullanes/Glendav/1127136/

??

Tks Hallmark this is the correct family. The Aunt Margaret could be Brown or Healy (Julias father or mothers sister. Will have a look for the Healys they seem to originate in Ballyvourney Cork shown in Abigails marriage to Patrick Brown.

[hallmark]

Patrick would be born late 1860's most probably.... did he have a sister Margaret?

You know the father's name from Marriage Cert.

C Reg  Birth results for Brown of Macroom from 1864 to 1874    http://www.rootschat.com/links/01n3e/

same with Healy 

Birth results for Healy of Macroom from 1864 to 1874 http://www.rootschat.com/links/01n3f/

[aghadowey]

My suggestion looking for a Margaret Brown(e) was based on the fact that no surname was written- it's possible that Julia said she was going to her aunt Margaret Browne and it was written as appears on the manifest. However, she may have used the term 'aunt' rather loosely. Perhaps Margaret was an aunt by marriage (mother's married sister for example) or a cousin of one of her parents, etc.
It's possible that a close relative already in the U.S. would make it easier to gain entry. A relative of mine listed his father's cousin as uncle when he arrived in U.S. and I've seen other similar cases.

Have you searched for Julia in all possible U.S. records for clues about relatives in U.S.?

[shellyesq]

There is also a record of detained aliens that has Julia on it.  It says she was going to her aunt, but under disposition, it says Uncle Jeremiah Ford (surname is a bit hard to read, but Ford is my best guess) 215-2nd St., Harrison, N.J.

[shellyesq]

Here are the Fords in the 1910 census at 215 2nd St. - https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:MKYW-NGK

[oldohiohome]

Birth results for Brown of Macroom from 1892 to 1910 http://www.rootschat.com/links/01n3d/

You have names from Census so can look for Birth Reg

Here are the births of the children of Patrick Browne and Abigail Healy, except for Julia which is given above. I'm not sure of the spelling of the locations.

Thomas Browne, 17 December 1890, in Coomnadohy?, mmn: Healy, father Patrick a laborer

Catherine Browne, 7 September 1892, in Gurraney Carney, mmn: Healy, father a laborer

Mary Browne, 24 January 1896, in Glandav, mmn: Healy, father a laborer

James Brown, March 23, 1897,in Glandav, mmn: Healy, father a laborer

Birth of Abigail Browne on 15 November 1898 mmn: Healy, no free image, Macroom SR District /Reg Area

Birth of DANIEL BROWNE on 16 December 1899 mmn: Healy, in Gurraney Carney, father a laborer

Birth of JOHN BROWN on 1 June 1901 mmn: Healy, father a dairyman. in Glandav
- died in Glandav 16 November 1901, age 6m, of bronchitis. father Patrick the informant

Birth of PATRICK BROWNE on 10 August 1902 in Glandav, mmn Healy, father a laborer

Birth of MICHAEL BROWNE on 05 May 1904 in Glandav, mmn: Healy, father a dairyman
- died in Glandav 13 August 1904, age 5 months, son of a dairyman, of measles, father Patrick the informant

Registrar's District: Millstreet, Cork
birth
in Knocknakilla? Drishane?
Timothy, son of Patrick Browne, a dairyman, of Knocknakilla, and Abigail Browne, formerly Healy, Abbey Browne, the mother, of Knocknakilla, the informant

Birth of JOHN BROWN on 11 January 1910 mmn: Healy, father a dairyman. in Droumduff
 

[shellyesq]

Fords in 1900 - https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:M9N1-JLZ

In 1920 - https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:M4RX-R4L

In 1930 after Margaret's apparent death - https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:X46F-MYM

This birth has parents as Jeremiah Ford & Maggie Healey, so that might fit with Margaret being an aunt on Julia's mother's side - https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:FCRH-TJB

[oldohiohome]

I didn't find any marriage records in Macroom for the other 9 children. I looked from 1911 to 1930. The sons may have married elsewhere, even if the family was still in the Macroom district, since the marriage would have been at the bride's church.

And I didn't find any New York arrivals after 1924 for any of the other 9 children, besides Julia

I haven't really looked hard yet for arrivals before 1922.