Ann Coleman 1874

[avm228]

There’s a burial at Ford Cemetery for a Mary Ann Feeney, 2, of 9 Bk Lodwick St, 14 Apr 1899.

[RodEast]

The marriage certificate says:
10 April 1894 - St Alexanders Bootle, West Derby, Lancashire, England
William Feeney - 21 Years - Bachelor - Fireman (merchant navy) - 7 Howe Street Bootle - Father Patrick Feeney Fireman (merchant navy)
Ann Coleman - 21 years - Spinster - 23 Lyons Street Bootle - Father Thomas Coleman Deceased (born in Irelands)n- Labourer
Witnesses Hughes and Bridget ??

I have been unable to find any evidence of where Ann and the children were after 1894.
There is, however, a marriage registered between Ann Feeney and David Leonard 4th qtr 1915 West Derby 8B 1169 but as yet I don't know if this is her.
Rod Eastham

[lancsann]

there is no death on FREEBMD for a William Feeney in 1907 of the right age. As he was in the merchant navy did he die at sea

there is a William Feeney as a crew member of the Empress of Britain in 1907 - right age

Name:   William Feeney
Age:   34
Birth Year:   abt 1873
Birth Place:   Liverpool
Event Date:   6 Dec 1907
Port of Registry:   Liverpool, Lancashire, England
Ship Name:   Empress of Britain
Official Number:   120940
Reference Number:   387CRE/326

edit - apologies as Rosie pointed out the GRO death says age 34 - the Freebmd one is mistranscribed. The image says 34 correction sent to Freebmd & postem will be added

[RodEast]

Apologies.  Although the marriage certificate gives his name as William on the birth certificate of his son Anthony (my relative born 24 August 1908) it gives father William James Deceased and mother Ann Coleman.  The registration of Williams death is mistranscribed on Freebmd and it should read:
Birth year 1873 - death 4th qtr 1907 West Derby 8B 288
William J Feeney burial 3rd January 1908 address 2 Molyneux Street.
I don't think he died at sea.
Rod Eastham

[lancsann]

Yes x sorry. The suggestion that he may have died at sea was made before I realised the death age of 94 was wrong

[BumbleB]

I have submitted a correction to FreeBMD - as a transcriber we do endeavour to get things right, but not always possible. 

[lancsann]

I have submitted a correction to FreeBMD - as a transcriber we do endeavour to get things right, but not always possible. 

I did too - see post #11 (I am also a transcriber)

[BumbleB]

Ah, well, two submissions are better than none. 

[lancsann]

That's true BumbleB