Pollokshaws - Agnes CLARK.

[MonicaL]

You can add Dublin I think 

That 1876 birth in Dublin shows father Thomas as a clog maker. This was his trade wasn't it?

https://civilrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/churchrecords/images/birth_returns/births_1876/03046/2116644.pdf

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ANNE KENWORTHY
Date of Birth 1876
SR District/Reg Area   Dublin South

Monica

[MonicaL]

Daughter Jane also looks to have died in Dublin in 1875 from measles aged 1 

JANE KENWORTHY
Date of Death 1875
SR District/Reg Area Dublin South

https://civilrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/churchrecords/images/deaths_returns/deaths_1875/020606/7230119.pdf

Monica

[Rowan Tree]

I'm amazed! I'd have never imagined Thomas and Agnes went to Dublin. Thanks so much, Monica for finding this information. It's undoubtedly the right Thomas and Agnes. I've never found the family on the 1891 census and this is perhaps why - they simply weren't in the country. It's sad to read that Jane died of measles but I'm glad I know what happened to her.

[Rowan Tree]

Just wanted to add a final post to this thread to say a great big thank you to everyone who posted and helped. It's been such an interesting and unexpected journey. I'm so pleased with everything I've learnt.

Best wishes,

Rowan Tree 

[MonicaL]

Glad we were able to find something new along the way for you 

I tried to find something further from the 1841 census entry we have for the Alexander Clark, flesher, and 10 yr old Thomas (son?) who look to be lodging/boarding. Nothing further that I could see.

Something for the future 

Monica