Ancestors,relatives, records FORBES family Co TyroneOmagh- William George

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KG

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Only up to 1922 for all Ireland,  Northern Ireland cut off year 1922.

[purch21]

Thank you for your help, cannot find any record of marriage for him, on census. Or any Record of him away from his own parents with his own family (5 daughters)

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41 yrs married in 1911

You could try a Search like this as he may have married in a different District

https://civilrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/churchrecords/civil-search.jsp

[Kiltaglassan]

Thank you for your help, cannot find any record of marriage for him, on census. Or any Record of him away from his own parents with his own family (5 daughters)

On the 1911 census, he is still single and living with his parents.....therefore he must marry after 1911.

Do you have any idea who he married i.e. your grandmothers names? Where did he marry?

KG

[Kiltaglassan]

Marriage already found by Kloumann in reply #4

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Thank you for your help, cannot find any record of marriage for him, on census. Or any Record of him away from his own parents with his own family (5 daughters)

So he had 5 daughters??

Did you find their Birth Reg?  What else do you know? 

The ones posted on Census aren't yours so.  Pity you won't say what you know rather than having people post wrong Census etc.....

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Name   JAMES FORBES
Date of Birth   1879
Group Registration ID   8424308
SR District/Reg Area   Omagh


...is the one on Census belonging to the couple helpers are referring to.

[purch21]

Agnes Mary or Mary Agnes Fergusson, she was the daughter of a migrant farm worker from the south, I think she is buried in the Presbyterian church in or around Dromore, she died of consumption shortly after giving birth in or around 1931