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All posts tagged John S (b 1866)

They are all called John

Posted on March 20, 2019March 20, 2019Author Keith StanleyPosted in Direct line, Ireland, Summaries

Another researcher suggested that publishing a family tree would be helpful. This is a very sensible idea. But do I publish one tree or many? The picture shows what appears to be multiple trees. However, there is an interconnected root system. In practice it is a single organism., covering over 100 acres. The challenge for…

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More about Mary’s brother John

Posted on March 13, 2019Author Keith StanleyPosted in Direct line, Geography, Ireland, Military, Yorkshire

The first born child of the Stanley/Ormsby marriage was John (born 1866 in Roscommon). The 1891 census has him born in 1867. At that time, he was single and lodging with his married (half) sister Catherine (or Kate) Senior. So what happened to him subsequently? In 1901 he is still working as a Mason’s Labourer.…

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Looking for one relative – finding another

Posted on March 6, 2019March 6, 2019Author Keith StanleyPosted in Direct line, Ireland, Yorkshire

Patrick and Mary Muldoon (nee Stanley) were living in Dewsbury in 1891. (See Mary Muldoon) Was she the first of the family to go to Yorkshire? It appears not. Another 1891 record for Dewsbury seems to show two more family members in the town. Address 13 Back New Street Parish Dewsbury   Forename Surname Age…

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The Orsmby connection

Posted on February 28, 2019March 9, 2019Author Keith StanleyPosted in Direct line, Geography, Ireland

John Stanley, born 1825, married Bridget Ormsby in 1865

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