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thank you madmeg its nice to know that people do appreciate people that work in care im a support worker and look after deaf blind people and i love my job just goes to show it does run in the family lol
thank you for the information you have provided its all been a help

thank you for all your information i have now managed to purchase the birth certificate of annie caveney which on her wedding certificate spelt kaveney and i now can confirm tha ellen cassidy is her mother she was born derbyshire 1855 but i am unable to find any information in the census and would appreciate if anybody would be able to find any information on her
thank you sharon

Have spoken to the Chesterfield registry office and there are two annies born JAS 1884 Annie Kaveney that i applied for was wrong, there is another one born JFM 1884 but the spelling is Caveney and her father has been confirmed to be James, so i've applied for it... can any one tell me how i can find James and John in Ireland, thier births/parents/was there any census's please, thanks Sharon

hi all had no luck with the birth certificate they refunded me as the father apperently was different could anybody help me find anybody that has access to the irish records to help me find him thank you sharon

Hi again Sharon, thanks for keeping us informed.

14 and a half hour shifts? You must be a nurse or a care worker like your great aunt Annie Cassidy. What would we do without you?

hi all just to let you know i have ordered the birth certificate but it wont come till after the 30th april so will let you know
thanks again

Wondered where you had got to Sharon! We will let you off seeing you are a working girl........if you need any more help you know where we are.

Good luck with the rest of your search.

Annx

ann and all others thank you so much for the information and all your hard work im sorry i have not been avalible as i have been wrking hard doing 14and half hour shifts i know this may be a relevent but just wanted you all to know i am very greatful and wasnt egnoring you
thank you sharon
ps ill take a look into all that sounds like the right person i am going to try and get the birth certificate as well for annie hopefully this will mean all yoru hard work has payed off

To answer your question was your grandma Annie the servant in 1891, well there's nothing you can do to prove it, other than look for another Annie in 1881 (I looked, can't see anything), in 1901, or a marriage to someone other than your grandad.

England & Wales, FreeBMD Death Index: 1837-1915
about James Kaveney
Name: James Kaveney
Estimated birth year: abt 1851
Year of Registration: 1892
Quarter of Registration: Apr-May-Jun
Age at Death: 41
District: Chesterfield
County: Derbyshire
Volume: 7b
Page: 428 (click to see others on page)

Well that takes the biscuit! No wonder we cant find people we know should be there!

Annx

So we have James in 1871, 81 and 91, and his likely marriage.

No sign yet in 1861, but maybe still in Ireland.

Not looked in 1901. Off to eat!

Ancestry has transcribed them as Karenny.

Thanks MM! Yes by then a few fingers were slipping. Did you locate them on ancestry in the end?

Annx

1881 that Ann has found is DEFINITELY Cavney. (Not even Canvey as Ann suggested - slip of the finger Ann?).

Yep........thats them, I hope Sharon tunes in tomorrow and that is the family on the 1881............Thankyou!!

Annx

FMP (Not found on Ancestry yet!)

census search results 1871 address search redefine current search
Name Relation Condition Sex Age Birth
Year Occupation Where Born Original
census
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WARD, Edward Head M 53 1818 Ireland VIEW
WARD, Ellen Wife F 56 1815 Ireland VIEW
KAVENNY, James Boarder M 22 1849 Ireland VIEW
KAVENNY, John Boarder M 24 1847 Ireland VIEW
LOCKLIN, Michael Boarder M 57 1814 Ireland VIEW

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RG number:
RG10 Piece:
3610 Folio:
114 Page:
23

Registration District:
Chesterfield Sub District:
Chesterfield EnumerationDistrict:
12 Ecclesiastical Parish:


Civil Parish:
Chesterfield Municipal Borough:
Chesterfield Address:
High Street Long Court Yard, Chesterfield County:
Derbyshire

Why can't I find it on Ancestry?

Hiya madmeg,

Thats kind of you, my heads gone tonight with this one..I have been like a dog with a bone! Tired eyes now, I will go back AND SEE IF I CAN PICK IT UP AGAIN

Annx

Ann, I would gladly post the census for 1871 in Chesterfield, but I can't find it. Do you have the reference numbers?