Another one that puzzles me

[Kerrill]

Catherine Morrison (aunty who married Lawrence Brennan) Thomas should read Francis-----
Name:   Catherine Morrisson   Date of Birth:   
        Date of Baptism:   20-Apr-1842
Address:   Not Recorded   Parish/District:   EDGEWORTHSTOWN
Gender:    Female   County   Co. Longford
      Denomination:   Roman Catholic
Father:   Thomas Morrisson   Mother:   Ann Burrows
Occupation:   Not Recorded   
Sponsor 1 /
Informant 1:   Thomas Green   Sponsor 2 /
Informant 2:   Mary Kenny

[Kerrill]

Wedding cert
 

[heywood]

Just to help or maybe not 

1871 4211 /135/18
16 Patten Street Preston

Margaret Morrison 65 yrs b Ireland
Ann Morrison 27 yrs b Ireland
Catharine Morrison 23 yrs b Ireland
Margaret Mayor   grandaughter 7 yrs b Preston

[Kerrill]

Mmmmmm  wonder if this could be the sister of Francis if she was born around 1805 ? would love to find them in someone's tree and ask them for a DNA check.

[heywood]

Looks like the family in 1861 3137/121/32

John Morrison 60 yrs
Margaret Morrison 55  yrs
Plus children - all born County Mayo
That doesn’t fit well with your Longford birth.

Perhaps another Catherine and Margaret

[lancsann]

is this a possibility for Margaret

Marriage: 7 Nov 1878 Mother of God and St James, Pendleton, Lancashire, England
Josephum Everett - Trentham St., Pendleton
Margaritam Morison - Ashton St., Pendleton
    Groom's Father: Michaelis Everett
    Bride's Father: Jacobi Morison, Preston
    Witness: Matthaeo Mooney; Jane Everett

[Pennines]

That's a good find Lancsann in an unexpected location. Jacobi is, of course the Latin version of James as well as Jacob.

In 1871 James Morrison, wife Mary and children, including Margaret aged 11 are in Birketts Square, Preston -- both James and wife Mary are shown as aged 35, born Ireland. Maiden name of mother, Barrigan or variant. There is a son Francis as well.

(Ironically they are on the census transcriptions twice!)

However we may have veered off the mystery of Catherine! (I don't mind confessing I am a bit confused now as to what we are looking for).

[Kerrill]

   Still wiping my eye's from laughing after seeing the last line of Pennines comment, I have got to thank you both for your input to my questions I will send for the marriage cert and will get back in touch about the findings, did not understand (Ironically they are on the census twice) ?

[heywood]

It is such a puzzle.

The family have been transcribed twice in 1871 for some reason but it is the one family in the same place.

If that marriage is Margaret, then does that mean neither of the ones you found are your Margaret?

I did try to find the Everetts in 1881 and later but couldn’t see them.