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1881 a Husband and father for catherine Catherine Healy abt 1839 Ireland Wife 40 Sheakspeare St, Hedworth Monkton & Jarrow, Durham, England Catherine An. Healy abt 1878 England Daughter 40 Sheakspeare St, Hedworth Monkton & Jarrow, Durham, England John Healy abt 1835 Ireland Head 40 Sheakspeare St, Hedworth Monkton & Jarrow, Durham, England John Healy abt 1868 England Son 40 Sheakspeare St, Hedworth Monkton & Jarrow, Durham, England Thomas Healy abt 1872 England Son 40 Sheakspeare St, Hedworth Monkton & Jarrow, Durham, England **is the David married to Agnes a son of Catherine and John I wonder?

Catherine, lets have then all back up to the top and see if i can take them back 1) Heally, David abt 1853 Scotland Head Hedworth Monkton and Jarrow Durham Heally, Agnes abt 1860 Scotland Wife Hedworth Monkton and Jarrow Durham 2) Healy, Catherine abt 1841 Ireland Head Hedworth Monkton and Jarrow Durham -------------------------------------------------------------- these children below are still muddled Heally, Agnes abt 1890 Jarrow, Durham, Daughter = D&A Heally, John abt 1880 Jarrow, Durham, Son ?D&A Healy, Thomas abt 1873 Jarrow, Durham, Son D&A Heally, Thomas abt 1883 Croydon, Surrey, Son ?C Heally, David abt 1883 Croydon, Surrey,Son C Heally, Jessie abt 1888 Tooting, Surrey, Daughter C Heally, Maurice abt 1885 Croydon, Surrey, Son D&A Healy, Catherine A abt 1878 Jarrow, Durham, Daughter C Healy, John abt 1871 Jarrow, Durham, Son ? D&A Healy, Mary abt 1886 Jarrow, Durham, Daughter C Healy, Thomas abt 1873 Jarrow, Durham, Son ?

jess , thanks for that . i still think they could be related as john born 1880 to david and agnes was born in that same area . something to investigate i think regard catherine

Catherine, sorry its two households listed on same page, and they all pop up together on 1891 as it is listed alphabetically David-head/Wife Agnes their children = John, Thomas,Maurice,Essie and Agnes next door but one Catherine - head- widow children = John, Thomas,Catherine and Mary

jess, you kindly did an 1891 census look up for me could you just let me know if all the HEALEY'S you listed were in the same house hold or not . just wanting to try and find out if they were related in any way as you can quess the name catherine has been passed down for years thank s catherine

I haven't Sandra - dont think i noticed you there- sorry' will look now **GOING TO HAVE TO ADMIT DEFEAT ON THAT ONE, SORRY Could you please look up John Coyne Coal Miner / Collier, born Claycross Derbyshire 1875. John married Frances Fanny Price in 1899. I can't find John's birth record. Parents Francis & Sarah Coyne living in Walsall Wood Staffordshire in 1891, Francis was also a Coal Miner and was born in Wednesbury in 1843. I can only find the family in 1891. Sarah was born in Walsall Wood in 1850. John's siblings were Frank, Sarah J, William, Joseph, Elisabeth, Louisa, Abraham and Mary. 1891 for REF; Coyne, Francis abt 1843 Wednesbury, Staffordshire, England Head Walsall Foreign Staffordshire Coyne, Abraham abt 1889 Walsall Wood, Staffordshire, England Son Walsall Foreign Staffordshire Coyne, Elizabeth abt 1884 Walsall Wood, Staffordshire, England Daughter Walsall Foreign Staffordshire Coyne, Frank abt 1874 Walsall Wood Son Walsall Foreign Staffordshire Coyne, John abt 1875 Claycross, Derbyshire, England Son Walsall Foreign Staffordshire Coyne, Joseph abt 1882 Claycross, Derbyshire, England Son Walsall Foreign Staffordshire Coyne, Louisa abt 1886 Walsall Wood, Staffordshire, England Daughter Walsall Foreign Staffordshire Coyne, Mary abt 1890 Walsall Wood, Staffordshire, England Daughter Walsall Foreign Staffordshire Coyne, Sarah abt 1850 Walsall Wood, Staffordshire, England Wife Walsall Foreign Staffordshire Coyne, Sarah J abt 1877 Claycross, Derbyshire, England Daughter Walsall Foreign Staffordshire Coyne, William abt 1880 Claycross, Derbyshire, England Son Walsall Foreign Staffordshire

Hi Jess, Just wondered if you'd had any luck with my Coyne family? Regards Sandra

Bernard, I must confess, although you didn't ask me to i did have a look 10 years on the other night, and have looked again and cannot find them either. jess

Hi Jess, Thanks for doing the look up for me, really appreciate it, Best wishes Kirsty x

Kirsty this appears to be her, working as a domestic servant at 'Graves Farm, with family named 'Chapor' Sellaro, Betsy M abt 1874 Tatershall Thorpe, Lincolnshire, England Servant Kirkby cum Osgodby Lincolnshire

Hello Jess, it's Bernard again. You were good enough to find the Taylor family on the 1861 Census. We have been to the local library and trawled through the 1871 Census for the Hanlith area, plus a wide area around, without success.The daughters may well be married and have moved on by 1871, but we did expect to find the parents and probably one or two sons, as they were farmers.Thomas Taylor born abt. 1809, Ellen (Nellie) born abt. 1808, Stephen born 1851 and James H. 1852, all born at Slaidburn, West Riding, Yorks. Thanks and best wishes, Bernard

Hi Jess, could you please find Betsy Mary Sellars born 1874 Tattershall Lincolnshire, on the 1891 census. i have her on the 1881 census living at home with her mother Mary Jane Horton(nee sellars) and a Henry Horton(hurton) Many Thanks Kirstyx

Julia, where have you already found them? they are not obvious in 1901 census jess

Hi Jess Could you please try to find a family on 1901 Census for Liverpool. Thomas Byrne bap approx 1859 Co Carlow, Ireland Florence Amy Byrne b 1864 Liverpool Constance Mary b. 1886 Liverpool Florence Mildred b. 1887 Seacombe, Wirral Frederick Germaine Byrne b. 1890 Liverpool Lucy Emma Byrne b. 1894 Liverpool Olive Norah Byrne b. 1897 Liverpool Marguerite Byrne b. 1899 Liverpool On 29 Sep 1901 the family were living at 12 Falkland Street, Mount Pleasant district, Liverpool Many thanks Julia

Bob If i find I it I will put it on the thread & mesage you. it will be there if and when they let you in! jess

Jess, Brilliant that you found the road, I'm not sure that I would have wanted to be there at the time 1871/72, small pox and more so I read. If I can be more use with previous info please write. ... Maybe I should cheekily bounce what is newly available off of Mike & Bevs leicester thread... As for coast there is only one where a sweet Sou'westerly keeps the air clear and beer cool and that's where Pompey sits & Allen would be welcome to his pint or three! x Bob Jess, I have looked in this morning 30th, in case you had a breakthru, if you do manage a message, please be patient for replies, I am having a real battle getting a stable link to site of late. Bob

Jess - Thanks for look-up. My long-shot failed as although right name, approx. age and birth place, etc. it is the wrong family, Back to the rotten old drawing board. much obliged. Rita.

BOb, found Granby St ok. Long old road... Just that the ennumerator kept on up the road till he finished!! N S E or W coast? Alan says you owe him too!! Jess

Jess, Sorry I'm not back quick tonight, sharing computer with dtrs, I'll send you a map of Leicester!!! Rutland Street intersects Granby Street, see why I'm intrigued. As for the coast, give me a shout next time you're near, me and the misssus will take u for the Guinness I owe u. xBob

Thanks for that Jess, really much appreciated. All the best and good luck Mike