Hefferan,

[Degsy]

With regard to Julia,
she married Q3 1876 to Thomas cain (listed as Julia Evern),
Dont have her im 1881 Census,
1891 15 Garden Streetliving with Thomas and Catherine Kelly, her sister, she is said to be 54 and born Chorley Lancs.
1901 19 Anderton Streeet Chorley
Thomas Cain, Head, Male, 67,  Bricksetters Labourer, born Ireland, Galway
Julia Cain,  wife Mar, 65 years,   born Ireland Westport.

1911
13 Aldred Street Chorley
Julia Cain Aunt, 72 Single  born Ireland
also Annie Kelly Niece Single 41 years old
living with Thomas Henry Topping and his wife Honoria nee Riley, these were my Grandparents

1913
Death Q1 1913 Chorley
Burial 17 March 1913, Sect D Grave 239 Chorley Cem
Julia Cain (nee Hefferan) 71 ywears, widow, 13 Aldred Street.

[heywood]

I gave you 1881 for Julia and Thomas in reply #4

[Degsy]

Yes, I realise that, was just indicating what I had already apart from the 1881 INFO.

Thanks,
Degsy

[heywood]

Oh , sorry. 

[Degsy]

With Referencecto your post re -1851, Mary Haven, Boltkn Street, Chorley, I agree, it doesn't look right.
What I have found is that I believe there is a part of the -1851 Census for Chorley missing, as I did find a few years ago and have just rebooked at my transcript a Reference to  Mary Riley and her son John living in Bengal Street Chorley with a Peter Cavanagh. This John went on to marry Margaret Hefferan. Unfortunately due to Covid 19 closure I am unable to check for any Hefferans in the same Census until, Libraries/Record Office reopen.

[Degsy]

I have now ordered the Marriage Cert for Thomas Kelly and catherine Haveran, as this will be quicker than waiting for the Record office to open to check the Parish registers to find this marriage.
I expect this will take several days to arrive but at least then we should know whether or not Martin hefferan was deceased in 1853 ans also the names of the witnesses for the marriage. I am guessing that the marriage will have taken place at St. Gregory's R.C, Church , WeldBank, Chorley.

Thanks again for your help

Degsy,

[heywood]

Good luck - let’s hope it helps.