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Post by **Blue70** » 23 Jun 2011 21:31

I think I might have found William and his family on the Irish Census of 1901. Take a look at these free links and let me have your comments. The location is House 3, Castaheany, Clonsilla, County Dublin. The William Brady on this Census is a good match he was born in County Meath and he is working on the land:-

http://www.census.nationalarchives.ie/p ... y/1267321/

http://www.census.nationalarchives.ie/r ... 003670975/

Blue

Post by **dickiesam** » 23 Jun 2011 21:34

MaureenB wrote:I was just looking at ireland1901 census could not find him in england except 1911 when he was as( Blue said )a cowman ...on rainfords farm in Crosby

I only know of two brothers Jack dob unkown to me ,and Barnard who died age 40 and buried in lockwood grave born about 1875
possable more he was going to sail to america and then met gran and stayed..
maureen

Hi,
It would be a worthwhile investment to get a copy of that 1911 marriage cert. As well as fathers' names and occupations there will be the home addresses and names of witnesses.

DS

Post by **MaureenB** » 23 Jun 2011 22:17

Thanks Blue not sure, however you are right william fits,,jack poss is John..

I found a family 14.2 seaview ave Clontarf east however they seem ok but No william Father James ,sons ....Joseph, John ,Barnard, ..daughter mary ..wife Julia
I will try my aunt on one of her better days as dickiesam says perhaps some info from marriage cert at least fathers \name address will prob be crosby.

one of the relations was park keeper at Pheonix Park and he lived at the lodge, my aunt stayed with them as no room with rest of the family,,, Is Pheonix park near Clontarf do you know ?

tar to you both for your help forget me and have your well earned supper Maureen

p,s looking again in detail at castaheaney the birth place of william is right ..
tar

Post by **Blue70** » 23 Jun 2011 22:50

Here is this family on the Irish Census in 1911. They are living at House 9, Blakestown, Clonsilla, County Dublin:-

http://www.census.nationalarchives.ie/p ... town/4321/

http://www.census.nationalarchives.ie/r ... 000012959/

Blue

Post by **Blue70** » 23 Jun 2011 23:13

These records are consistent in saying that the older members of the family were born in County Meath and that the family later moved to County Dublin. I think the Mulhuddart reference must come from when they lived in Blakestown County Dublin and not the one in County Meath.

Blue

Post by **Blue70** » 24 Jun 2011 01:47

I think I've found William Brady's baptism on Roots Ireland. Using the advanced search I found the following in the indexes:-

Name: William Brady
Year: 1878
Father: Peter
Mother: Catherine
Parish: Dunboyne RC
County: Meath

The same parish also has the baptisms of "the twins":-

Name: Charles Brady
Year: 1880
Father: Peter
Mother: Catherine
Parish: Dunboyne RC
County: Meath

Name: John Brady
Year: 1880
Father: Peter
Mother: Catherine
Parish: Dunboyne RC
County: Meath

http://meath.rootsireland.ie/index.php

Blue

Post by **Blue70** » 24 Jun 2011 02:27

Last post before bed! The mother's name is Catherine Coyle. There is a baptism record on Family Search's Ireland Births & Baptisms that gives the parents's names. The date of birth was 10th March 1878 and the place of birth says Quarryland, County Meath.

There is a birth index on Family Search's Irish Civil Registration Indexes that matches. William Brady, born Jan-Mar quarter 1878, Registration District is Dunshaughlin, Volume 2, Page 844.

It might be a better option to get the birth certificate than the baptism. You can print out the application form to buy a photocopy of the original entry here:-

http://www.groireland.ie/apply_for_a_cert.htm

Your next step should really be to buy William's marriage certificate as DS advised. The marriage certificate will have his father's name on it so you will be able to find out if his father was called Peter before you order his birth certificate.

Blue

Post by **MaureenB** » 24 Jun 2011 09:20

Cricky Blue !!!!! Late night at the office........

Thanks a lot I feel it in my bones that you have it right

Grandads birthday was 10th MARCH and looking at older notes from My aunt she has his birth date as 1878
I must have picked up 1883 on the english census) bad mistake i am learning from you all.

My father 's Name was PETER so a connection there, I will telephone my aunt later and see if she knew about the twins
Great detective work

You are all so helpful I only started this to help my neice in Australia and now i am adicted ha Ha very very grateful to you all .

Hope I will learn and be able help others in the future

kind regards Maureen

Post by **MaureenB** » 24 Jun 2011 09:59

Hi Blue Just phoned my aunt and she confirms that grandad had twin brothers well done (She does not remember the name of the father
) I will take dickiesam advice and get a marriage cert to confirm father name
My Aunts visit To Mulhuddard was 1947 and it was small cottage and her cousin lived next door My mistake regarding Spar lodge at Pheonix Park that was the Lockwood side of the family....Gettind old myself and forgetful or DAFT....

can you believe i looked at all the roads in Clontarf e and w last night.
Going to do some gardening have a great day Maureen

Post by **MaryA** » 24 Jun 2011 10:35

The marriage is on LancashireBMD, West Derby, Register Office or Registrar Attended, but unfortunately is not transcribed in the list of Catholic marriages on Ancestry - yet?

Both the 1901 and 1911 censuses for Ireland are available http://www.census.nationalarchives.ie/search/

Post by **Blue70** » 24 Jun 2011 11:26

Family Search's Ireland Births & Baptisms has quite a few of the children. Could Bernard or Barnard have been called Richard on these records?

There is no sign of Edward in these records he was probably born in about 1882. There must also have been a daughter born about 1871 because there is a grandchild with the surname Caffrey on the 1901 Census with the family.

Here are the six records from Family Search for the children of Peter Brady and Catherine Coyle. The spellings of the birthplaces are as they appear on the site:-

Name: Michael Brady
Born: 12/3/1872
Place: Dunboyne
County: Meath

Name: Richard Brady
Born: 21/3/1874
Place: Dunboyne
County: Meath

Name: Joseph Brady
Born: 16/3/1876
Place: Quarry Land
County: Meath

Name: William Brady
Born: 10/3/1878
Place: Quarryland
County: Meath

Name: Charles Brady
Born: 29/7/1880
Place: Demboyne
County: Meath

Name: John Brady
Born: 29/7/1880
Place: Demboyne
County: Meath

Blue

Post by **MaureenB** » 24 Jun 2011 20:42

Blue, Mary .DS how amazing you have all been

I have found William Brady /Elizabeth Lockwood marriage on F/M/P/ volume 8b page 561 I will call into Birkdale next week to order a copy I feel it is the right one...
My dad was Peter Brady and it feels so strange to see poss his Grand Father with the same name. I wonder if he knew.?. I will be pleased to show my Aunt..
Many thanks Mo B

Post by **Blue70** » 24 Jun 2011 21:16

Hi Maureen,

Fingers crossed William's father is Peter on the marriage certificate. It will be a great boost for your research having family on the Irish 1901 and 1911 Census returns and on records at Family Search. Here's the link for the GRO for England and Wales you might want to order the marriage certificate online:-

http://www.gro.gov.uk/gro/content/certificates

Blue

Post by **Blue70** » 25 Jun 2011 14:37

Hi Maureen,

I noticed on this other thread that it was Richard Brady not Barnard or Bernard so you do have the right Bradys on the Census returns and Family Search:-

http://www.liverpool-genealogy.org.uk/p ... hp?t=10870

Blue

Post by **MaureenB** » 27 Jun 2011 21:42

Hi Blue
Just come back to the grave digging office.
Regarding Richard Brady he is buried in the Lockwood Connor Grave at ford G 307.

Died age 40 7/12/1915 ...living at 27 Sherwood St, he was not there in 1911.

1911 I found a Richard Brady 6/8 Up William St Born co Meath Ireland.
Listed as being aged 39, that would make him 43.
My Aunt thought Richard was a brother of William her father,Married lived in the dock road area,
But she (like me )does get a bit mixed He may poss have been a cousin...
Will dig a bit more
Regards Maureen
Sorry

just re capping the notes you found Richard one of the brothers in you list of the family tar....
I will have to try and concentrate on one family at a time

Post by **Blue70** » 27 Jun 2011 23:21

Hi Maureen,

We know that William and Richard's parents were Peter Brady and Catherine Coyle from the Census Returns and the records on Family Search the next step would be to try to find Peter and Catherine's marriage. They must have married around 1870 but there's no sign of it on the Irish civil registration indexes or on Roots Ireland. It's a pity because it would take you a generation further back with both Peter and Catherine's fathers' names. Getting back to 1870 is good going considering the difficulty of obtaining Irish records.

Blue

Post by **MaureenB** » 27 Jun 2011 23:34

Hi Blue
good going ...... I would say flippin wonderful , its all down to you and your late nights at the office..

I have no doubt its Grandads Parents.

Thanks again Maureen

Post by **MaureenB** » 04 Jul 2011 10:16

Morning Blue and DS
I had a chance on Friday afternoon to Look at the Web Pages you gave me about Mulhuddart I found them realy interesting .....thanks..

Maureen.

P S
if you had to purchases credits for any of the research sites you used for me . please let me know and i will be more than happy re -imburse you

Post by **Blue70** » 04 Jul 2011 11:15

Hi Maureen

The Irish Census records for 1901 and 1911 are free so are the records on Family Search and you can play around with the indexes on Roots Ireland for free too. So it didn't cost anything to get that information.

Blue

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