Find Ancestors

Wonder if anyone can help. Trying to trace the marriage of Rose Goldstraw and Michael CARNEY around 1898 -1900 in Bimingham. Had no joy. Can Anyone help. Also looking for Michael's death in c 1951 again in Birmingham.

Thanks for your help.

1901

Name: Michael Carney
Age: 37
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1864
Relation: Head
Spouse's Name: Rose
Gender: Male
Where born: Ireland

Civil Parish: Birmingham
Ecclesiastical parish: St David
County/Island: Warwickshire
Country: England

Street address:

Occupation:

Condition as to marriage:

Education:

Employment status: View Image

Registration district: Birmingham
Sub-registration district: St Martin
ED, institution, or vessel: 35
Neighbors: View others on page
Household schedule number: 73
Household Members: Name Age
Maud Carney 15
Michael Carney 37
Michael Carney 9 months
Phoebe Carney 5
Rose Carney 37



is this your family



June x

YES. This is them but cannot trace any marriage between Rose and Michael. Rose only lost her first husband in Jan 1898 so she married again quicky I think but can't prove it as I can't find the marriage certificate.

She may not have re-married.............

Is Goldstraw her maiden or married name?

Nicki

True, but it states on her death certificate some 30 years later wife of....... I know you can't always rely on them but I'm desperate to prove that they did in fact marry. Incidentially she changed all the surnames of her children (all 12 of them once she remarried (?) if she did !!!! to CARNEY

GOLDSTRAW was her married name. He popped his cloggs in Jan 1898. MORRAN was her original maiden name.

Whose child was Maud?

And what happened to Percy and Rose jnr?

Reg

First marriage for reference -

Marriages Dec 1879

GOLDSTRAW Uriah Wolverhampton 6b 785

Morran Rose Marian Wolverhampton 6b 785

Percy was killed in WW1. Maud went on to marry. She was originally GOLDSTRAW as was all the children before she married Michael. Not sure what happened to Rose. My Gt Grandmother was Phoebe.

Yep. Got the first marriage certificate in front of me - just can't find the elusive 2nd !

Judging by this, Maud and Rose are one and the same!

Marie Josephine Beckett 1903 Oct-Nov-Dec Birmingham (1837-1924) Warwickshire
Rose Maud Goldstraw 1903 Oct-Nov-Dec Birmingham (1837-1924) Warwickshire
George Allan Livett 1903 Oct-Nov-Dec Birmingham (1837-1924) Warwickshire
George Stephens 1903 Oct-Nov-Dec Birmingham (1837-1924) Warwickshire

Have checked the Full indexes for 1898-1900 inc and theres no matching marraiges for Rose Goldstraw and Michael Carney

here she is on the 1891

Name: Rose Goldstraw
Age: 28
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1863
Relation: Wife
Spouse's Name: Uriah
Gender: Female
Where born: Whampton, Staffordshire, England

Civil Parish: Kings Norton
Ecclesiastical parish: All Saints Kings Heath
Town: Kings Heath
County/Island: Worcestershire
Country: England

Street address:

Occupation:

Condition as to marriage:

Education:

Employment status: View Image

Registration district: Kings Norton
Sub-registration district: Kings Norton
ED, institution, or vessel: 13
Neighbors: View others on page
Household Members: Name Age
Alice Goldstraw 11
Lavinia Goldstraw 10
Percy Goldstraw 1
Rose Goldstraw 28
Rose Goldstraw 6
Uriah Goldstraw 39


Source Citation: Class: RG12; Piece: 2350; Folio 78; Page 29; GSU roll: 6097460.

and young Michaels birth, still Kings Norton

Name: Michael Carney
Year of Registration: 1900
Quarter of Registration: Jul-Aug-Sep
District: Kings Norton (To 1912)
County: Staffordshire, Warwickshire, Worcestershire
Volume: 6c
Page: 380 (click to see others on

Michael senior death

June Qtr 1952

Michael Carney age 85 Birmingham 9c 175


seems whoever reg the death had his age a bit out

nudged up for death ref found

Shirley,

Thanks. Will order the certificate. Fingers crossed.

Alias - The Michael Carney in 1952 was the wrong one. Back to the drawing board. My Mum tells me she thinks it might be earlier 1945-47 ish. Any joy anyone?

Hi Maggie,
Just wondering would they have gotten married in Ireland as he was from there.
Just a thought.
Betty.