Lockwood family after 1891

[colette]

Hi Maureen

I have been helping on the Lockwoods for a few years now..It looks like Elizabeths dad Robert Lockwood born to Robert & Alice in 1857 was the brother of Teresa Rebecca Lockwood..who has been our battle in this family..she married a William Henry Halsall in 1884 and by 1891 had dissapeared .

After a wee while William Henry remarried his cousin..Sarah Randal Kelly.
Teresa & Roberts sister Alice married a Bernard Jarrett Hirt..they had two children then Alice died..so thats where the bernard name comes from..

As i say after many years trying to track down Teresa we came across a marriage of a MICHAEL TRAMSECK TO TERESA R LOCKWOOD..in Newark New Jersey 1893, father of Teresa was Robert Lockwood mother Alice Eustace.

So we had finaly found her, think we found them in 1900 in New Jersey no children..but the name Tramiseck is a nightmare after this the trail goes cold...

Any info you can help with on the Lockwoods such as family stories.. photos etc...would be brilliant.


xxx

[MaureenB]

Hi Collett.
My great grandmother ( Nee annie connon) married Robert Lockwood,Annie Died when quite young and Robert Re married,,my Grandmothers step mother I believe had the name of Bellion, they went on to have a son Bill , who my grandmother ltook care of at her stepmother request after Robert Lockwood died,

Elizabeth my grandmother, went into service when quite young,,, her other 4 brothers went into the army and at least 2 of them settled in Edinburgh.
If its the same family i will send a p m.

P S I think it was my grandmother,s step sister Alice that Married a Bellion not her Father robert ...duff information,.. things are a bit sketchy, my Grandmothers Daughter also called Annie is still alive, but her memory is not so good these days.

[MaureenB]

hi Colette and Victoria
It would appear from your info that my gr grandmothers name was O connor not connor.
I came across your posting on the web when trying to help my niece in Australia to compile the family tree.
After leaving Bath street (the site of the liverpool echo office opp the liver building, )tthe Lockwoods went to live in Hunter Street off london road liverpool

My grandmother Elizabeth married a kind and gentle Irishman William Brady they where marrried in St Peter and Pauls church great crosby liverpool late 1800.
They went on to have 6 children One being my Father Peter Joseph Brady. his Sister Annie (nancy)has survived him and lives close to me '

Bernard My Grandmother 's brother is burried in St Peter and Pauls in the family grave

I believe Bob (Robert) went to Ireland and was park keeper and lived in the lodge at Pheonix Park dublin.

Thanks for the note Victoria
do you have any connection to the family Colette ?or are you being kind and helping victoria

when chatting with my Aunt I will try to gain any other info she can remember

kind regard Maureen

[colette]

Hi Maureen

No connection just helped Victoria as i love a good mystery..it was when we couldn't find a death for Teresa Roberts sister we started to wonder..

If your Aunt can recall anything about Roberts sister Teresa that would be great..

take care xxxxxxxxx

[MaureenB]

Hi Colette Victoria..
Spoke with my Aunt today, she did not know anything about Elizabeths Father Robert having had a sister Teresa and did you mention another named Alice.
When Elizabeth, mother died and father re married ( or poss just over the brush....)The step mother came with a son Billy Mc Guinness , who elizabeth went on to care for after the step mother died... there was also a step sister Alice (known as Lal) fathered by Robert It was this step sister that went on to marry a Bellion

I remember Billy McGuinness and family visiting my grandmothers house in crosby almost very weekend. they where very close her full Brothers had just left her to get on with thing s and went into the army as soon as they could
Bernard was missing for a long time and when Elizabeth traced him, he had been living in liverpool, he was quite poor and also not inthe best of health Thats how he came to be buried in the Brady grave in crosby

Regards Maureen

[Blue70]

I have Brady, Bellion and McGuinness in my tree but there doesn't seem to be a connection. I've got the Brady burial records for Ford/Ainsdale/Yew Tree RC Cemeteries if you want any Bradys looking up.

Blue

[MaureenB]

Thanks Blue. just started this adictive searching not on to the Bradys yet
However how do you obtain a list ?

my husband visited Ford to look for The lockwoood grave, but the Number we where given was incorrect
How strange you should have 3 of the names in your tree.. Thanks once again
regards Maureen

[Blue70]

The burial records are available on microfiche at the Liverpool Records Office. I've got all the RC burial pages for Holland and Brady. Each page has about 40 names on them and they state for each name the cemetery, section, grave number and date of their burial. "Private" graves have individual plot records that tell you who bought the plot and for each person buried in the grave it gives their age when they died, their address and their burial date. I only have a couple of plot records and they are for my Holland ancestors. If you want me to look up a Brady at any time in the future send me a PM and I'll look for them on the records.

Blue

[MaureenB]

Hi Victoria
received he Grave No.s, We hope to pop along to Ford soon
If there are Memorial Stones, would The Name on the Stone be Halsall, Teresa's Married name

Regards Maureen

[MaryA]

If there are Memorial Stones, would The Name on the Stone be Halsall, Teresa's Married name

It should be, but what information you get on a stone is whatever the family decided or could afford to have engraved on it.

There's always the hope that others you didn't know are buried in the same grave, so good luck, let us know what you find.

[68pages]

Hi Maureen

Someone kindly looked at the Ford Records and told me that in grave H533 is:

ALice Mary Lockwood, no address, age 22 months interred 4/4/1886
Alice Elizabeth Halshall, died at 14 Lancelots L12, age 6months, int 10/4/1889

and in H532 is:

Joseph MARY Lockwood .26 Fazakerly St. a34. B7/1/1892
Christopher Lockwood. Brooks St 1 Court A28. B3/4/1892
Andrew robert Kirkpatrick.Denison St 1court. A6months.B9/9/1896
Alice Lockwood.41 Christian St. A73.B 28/2/1901
Robert Lockwood.41 Christian St.A74.B27/10/1901

But I don't know when the records were from or if any other family members were buried there later or whether there are any gravestones at Ford.

I am still trying to find out where Teresa was after the 1910 census in New Jersey but the name Tramseck (Tramiseck) is really hard to search.
It does seem that her husband remarried after 1910 and I will let you know if I find her!

Victoria

[Tina]

Hi Victoria
I'm no sure if these are your family.
Very sad.
There is also Jno A (trans as Jne) Lockwood 15 months old
10 Vaughan St
Sept 1st 1902

Isabella Lockwood workhouse 34yrs June 3 1880
Edward Lockwood 1 day workhouse May 31st 1880

Sadly quite a few more little ones.
Also a lot of Kirkpatricks, young and old.

Tina

[MaryA]

But I don't know when the records were from

I don't quite know what you mean by that.

Check the site Liverpool Catholic Cemetery Ford in the Deeds on file page under the Sections.

"H 532 & 533 03 JUN 1884 LOCKWOOD Mr.ROBERT H 532 changed for H 564. H 564 dated 24 SEP 1881"

[68pages]

Morning Mary

I am not sure when the records were last updated as to whether there could be more family buried in the graves.

And thank you Tina too - I will see if they do belong to my Lockwoods ! Just wish the name Tramiseck was easier to find!

Victoria

[MaryA]

I understand now. I looked at a copy of one of the fiches I have and there are entries up to 1972 on it.

[Tina]

Poor you Victoria, I can only imagine how mangled Tramiseck would be.
Tina

[68pages]

Hi Tina

I am even finding the name Teresa difficult!!

V x

[MaureenB]

Hi Victoria
My Aunt (Elizabeth's Daughter) is sure that the Lockwood Grave No Was 307 and that the Connor Grave was near by.. she did not know which section However the Grave 307 in G Section is Connor Sarah Connor
My Aunt is sure the Family name was Connor not O'Connor

PRAY FOR THE SOUL OF SARAH CONNOR WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE NOV 24TH 1889 AGED 65 YEARS ALSO IN MEMORY OF JOHN CONNOR THE BELOVED HUSBAND OF THE ABOVE ALSO IN MEMORY OF THEIR DAUGHTER MARGARET McIVER
May be just coinsidence the above date of death does not seem to fit does McIver mean anything to you

We will pop along soon to see of there are stones in section H.

Regards Maureen

[68pages]

Hi Maureen

I have looked at the name Connor and O'Connor - when Robert Lockwood and Ann married at St Sylvester in 1880 the record from Liverpool History Projects lists Ann as OConnor - two of their children Bernard and Elizabeth show their mother's surname to be OConnor where as James Augustine shows the mother to be Ann Connor.

Margaret McIver is Ann's sister, she married in 1872 to a John McIver born 1850 in Liverpool and they had a daughter Sarah Alice McIver born 1873, they are living with Robert and Ann Lockwood in 1891, and he is listed as a widow.

In 1881, Sarah Connor is living with Robert and Ann Lockwood and is shown as mother in law and born in Co Wexford.

I have not been able to find the Connor family in the 1871 census though!

Victoria

[Tina]

Hi Victoria
Quick question, have you Robert A's baptism 1856 and Alice jr 1854?
Robert died in the workhouse aged 44 yrs, buried 4 Dec 1900
G 307, see Maureen's post
assuming this is your Robert.

Tina