Help tracing a relative please?

[MsHistoryMystery]

Sarah and Agnes McCusker are in Whitehall Court in 1911
http://www.census.nationalarchives.ie/pages/1911/Antrim/Smithfield/Whitehall_Court/187100/

Maybe
Agnes McCusker, bap 9 Feb 1846, St Patrick's Belfast
father Edward
mother Eliza (Moon, Moore?)

Last entry
https://registers.nli.ie//registers/vtls000633209#page/97/mode/1up

That's a great find!  Thank you.  That would support my hunch that the ages on the 1901 census are 55 and 57 and not 35 & 37 as transcribed.

[MsHistoryMystery]

Marriage at St Patrick, Belfast, 6 Nov 1837
Edward McCusker + Eliza Moor

The marriage & baptism of daughter Agnes are looking even better when you add this baptism-
Mary McCusker bapt. 7 June 1842 St. Patrick’s, parents Edwd McCusker & Betty Moore

More to follow later on McCuskers & Donnellys...

Oh wow!  That's fantastic!  I really hope these are Edwards family.  My dad would be so happy to have finally found them!   And another generation further!

[MsHistoryMystery]

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That's a great find!  Thank you.  That would support my hunch that the ages on the 1901 census are 55 and 57 and not 35 & 37 as transcribed.
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Although, the Death record for Agnes that puts her at 43 in 1913 stinks things up a bit 

[aghadowey]

I did more searching after my last post but was waiting to hear back from you. One certain thing I can tell you is that Agnes and Nancy (as well as Ann(e) ) are interchangeable.
Have more to post later on McCuskers &  Donnellys.

[MsHistoryMystery]

I did more searching after my last post but was waiting to hear back from you. One certain thing I can tell you is that Agnes and Nancy (as well as Ann(e) ) are interchangeable.
Have more to post later on McCuskers &  Donnellys.

Good to know.  Thank you.  I knew Nancy and Ann were interchangeable, I didn't realise Agnes was also.  That would make much more sense of the documents, (apart from the age on the death entry)