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reckon they would be in england?
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Minnehik | Report | 1 Oct 2006 00:06 |
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1871 census Edward Lyons 37 (occ. Excavator), Ann 34. Children - Edward 3, John 11, Marta 7. Mary 4, Micheal 13, William 2 mths. living in Hulme Manchester. Have Pm'd you. |
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Kate | Report | 30 Sep 2006 23:27 |
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Carole, there is no way of knowing if they would have been in England in 1851 or not, unless you find them on the census, of course! Sorry about that. I'm not sure why it is being suggested that you look for their parents on the 1881, given that both their fathers were dead decades before that? Kate. |
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James | Report | 30 Sep 2006 23:14 |
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Hello Carole What Suzanne has suggested is a good idea. If you look on www.familysearch.org for 1881 British Census ( choose advanced search ) you will at least find info. regarding Edward Lyons/Ann Lesley and their family. After entering date of birth + - 2 years, select England, press search and their will be a list of over half dozen, select second on list. ( Lancashire ) Have you searched on same site for parents of Ann Lesley ? May be worth a try. Regards Jimbob |
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Suzanne | Report | 30 Sep 2006 22:03 |
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carole,look on the 1881census under the fathers names,you can do it for free on familysearch its the mormon site but its a bit patchy,you never know you may have some luck,if not then im afraid you will have to use one of the irish sites(my family came from northern ireland)its quite hard to find irish rellies unless you go to the records office in dublin or belfast.xx |
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Minnehik | Report | 30 Sep 2006 22:01 |
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Google for - micheal lyons ireland - there are several pages of lyons on there. check the one www*connorsgenealogy*com - looks interesting and you can find some irish census there. Haven't checked it but worth a try. Go to the Home page from the Lyons page. |
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Angela now in Wilts (not North Devon) | Report | 30 Sep 2006 21:04 |
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Carole Their fathers may have died in Ireland - wouldn't necessarily have brought their families to England. Sorry not to be more help - I have rellies who could've been in Ireland, Scotland or America - will I ever know?? Angela |
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Carole | Report | 30 Sep 2006 20:55 |
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ok, i got marriage cert for my gt gt grandad and bride, there fathers on the cert were both down as deceased and no mention of where they were from, just that they had been farmers. i just wondered from the info if you think they should be on the 1851 census and i just cant find them? heres what i have; edward lyons-c1834-ireland- married- ann lesley-c1835-galway in 1855 in marple-warrington their fathers were down as michael lyons and william lesley. ty carolexx |
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