Marriage of a Cavan man

[Spearmint]

In short, Heywood, no I don’t know he is the Daly from the Daly/Gillick family.

As far as I know the second name James was not used.

The Cheadle Andrew Daly in the 1939  register his DOB is 7/05/1902. 
In his death registration it says 7/5/1905.

On his marriage certificate it say his father was Hugh Daly occupation farmer.

He left Ireland age 16/18 and never returned.

And this is all I have to go on…

[heywood]

Thank you.
I was puzzled as the ages were out from the birth and census.
We have had this before but here is the Daly/Gillick birth.
28th April 1896 - so the day/month is close but not the year.
Hugh is a labourer and not a farmer. 
https://civilrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/churchrecords/images/birth_returns/births_1896/02173/1823131.pdf

[heywood]

I did mention a published tree earlier but I don’t think that is right either.

[Spearmint]

Does that tree say he's from Bray?

[heywood]

No - they seem to think he is this one in Westmeath
http://www.census.nationalarchives.ie/pages/1911/Westmeath/Knockdrin/Quarry/885329/

This might be that birth
https://civilrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/churchrecords/images/birth_returns/births_1905/01771/1696887.pdf

[heywood]

Have you checked electoral registers for the address he gave on marriage?
Was the marriage a Catholic one? I see it says Registry or Registrar attended?
If it was Catholic, there may be annotations on the parish record.
Do the witness names help?
Does he give an age on marriage or is it just ‘full age?’

[Spearmint]

Hi Heywood.

Checked the electoral roll (1931) for the address he gave on marriage cert. The house number is not listed.

Registry office marriage.

He gave his age as 26 in 1932 (1906)

The witnesses names provided no help either.
Regards Spearmint

[heywood]

That’s a pity. Which area of Manchester was he in?

[Spearmint]

When he got married it was: Palatine Road, Northenden