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Peter

Peter Report 22 Mar 2012 18:16

Hi there ... thanks to a recent family discovery, it transpires that John Magee, born 1852 in Stokesley emmigrated abroad ... sadly, I don't know where or when. Can someone help please?

That would be much appreciated to see where he went.

Thanks,

Peter

Peter

Peter Report 1 Jan 2009 16:41

Hi,

thank you so much for all of your help! This is much appreciated and each bit of info all adds to the wider context.

I am going to post a thread looking for the Magee family who were living in Stockton High Street in 1841 - thank you so much for all of your help!

Jane Magee married Thomas Welch, and I can't find her after 1869 with her sons birth - Thomas remarried in 1874, but had deducted 10 years and described himself as a bachelor!

And, hoping 2009 is rich for us all!

Peter

MargaretM

MargaretM Report 31 Dec 2008 00:59

This looks like Mary Ann in 1871. It's transcribed Maggie but original is Maggee.
Back yard, Cross Keys Inn, Middlesbrough, Yorkshire
Robert Hewitson, head, 30, labourer, born Westmorland, Kaber?
Ellen, wife, 22, born Durham, Evenwood
***Mary Ann Maggee, visitor, 21, born Yorks, Stokesley

(Birth year and place match the 1851 census)

MargaretM

MargaretM Report 31 Dec 2008 00:44

A Jane Magee married either Ralph Stainsby or Thomas Welsh, June Q 1861, Stockton. (10a 73)

EVEIE

EVEIE Report 30 Dec 2008 21:33



I am looking to see what became of two sisters.

Magee, Sarah

* b. CAL 1845
o Sedgefield, County Durham


Magee, Mary Ann

* b. CAL 1850
o Stokesley, Yorkshire

Their father was Arthur Magee, a hawker, and the family were living in Hutton Henry in 1851, 1861, although after this I can find no trace of the two girls. I would love to know what became of them!

Any help would be much appreciated!

Cheers,

Peter

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Peter

Peter Report 30 Dec 2008 20:31

Yes it is a good idea to keep two threads as one - sorry about that! I started one and decided to make another as I too am searching on the internet at the mo, and I have cross wires. Apologies for any confusion. Thank you also your help! This is great!

I have the 1851 for Arthur and his children - you found him in 1881 with his son Francis.

Thank you for the 1871 of Arthur and his wife - I have never seen this before!

1841 census for Stockton High Street in fabulous! I wonder who Patrick Magee was?! A brother of Arthur would seem the obvious suggestion.

I have Arthur Magee snr's marriage certificate and his father was Patrick Magee, a farmer!

I am looking on familysearch for 1881 but can't find him yet!

Thank you all again!

Peter

MargaretM

MargaretM Report 30 Dec 2008 20:25

Oh no! There's another thread about the same family?

Julie

Julie Report 30 Dec 2008 20:23

Wouldn't it be best to keep this one & the one about their Sisters on one thread

AnnCardiff

AnnCardiff Report 30 Dec 2008 20:06

connection? 1881

Felix MAGEE Head M Male 42 Stockton, Durham, England Draper
Mary J. MAGEE Wife M Female 34 Hutton Henry, Durham, England
Arthur G. MAGEE Son U Male 12 Hutton Henry, Durham, England Scholar
May J. MAGEE Daur Female 10 Hutton Henry, Durham, England Scholar
Elizabeth A. MAGEE Daur Female 8 Hutton Henry, Durham, England Scholar
Felix MAGEE Son Male 6 Hutton Henry, Durham, England Scholar
Edward MAGEE Son Male 5 Hutton Henry, Durham, England Scholar
John MAGEE Son Male 2 Hutton Henry, Durham, England
Arthur MAGEE Father W Male 85 Ireland


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Source Information:
Dwelling Hutton Henry
Census Place Hutton Henry, Durham, England
Family History Library Film 1342196
Public Records Office Reference RG11
Piece / Folio 4971 / 92
Page Number 71

MargaretM

MargaretM Report 30 Dec 2008 20:06

1871 census
Hutton Henry, Monk Heseldon, Durham
Arthur Magee, head, 27, hawker, born Sedgefield
Sarah, wife, 23, born Norfolk, Turford
Mary, dau, 2, born Hutton Henry
Arthur, son, 2 months, born Hutton Henry

MargaretM

MargaretM Report 30 Dec 2008 19:48

1841 census (transcribed McGee)
High St., Stockton, Durham
Mary McGee, 25
Edw'd, 12
Felix, 3
Jane, 15 months
Mary & Edward not born in county, others yes.

Previous family on High St.:
Patrick McGee, 45, traveller
Anne, 27
Wm. Husband, 30, hawker
Mary Husband, 30
Francis McGee, 2 months or years?
All born Ireland.

MargaretM

MargaretM Report 30 Dec 2008 19:37

1851 census
Low End, Monk Heseldon, Durham
Arthur Magee, head, 50, licensed hawker, born Ireland
Mary, wife, 37, born Yorks, Yarm
Felix, son, 13, born Durham, Stockton
Jane, dau, 11, born Stockton
Arthur, son, 8, born Durham, Sedgefield
Sarah, dau, 6, born Sedgefield
Francis, son, 4, born Sedgefield
Mary Ann, dau, 1, born Durham, Stokesley

Peter

Peter Report 30 Dec 2008 19:28

Dear all,

I am looking for information on three brothers:

Magee, Arthur

* b. CAL 1843
o Sedgefield, County Durham

Magee, Francis

* b. CAL 1847
o Sedgefield, County Durham

Magee, John

* b. CAL 1852
o Wingate, County Durham

There were the sons of Arthur Magee, a hawker and his wife Mary. They were living at home ni 1851 and 1861 (Hutton Henry area of County Durham).

I am hoping someone can help me find out more about them as I currently don't have access to ancestry so I have put a post on here seeing if someone would take a look for me.

Kind regards,

Peter