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DaveHam9
27th February 2012, 08:20
Hello,

Ann ARROL b. abt 1846 New Monkland, Lanark

Edward COONEY & Anne ARROL
Marriage: 9 Aug 1867 High Church,​ Paisley,​ Renfrew

Death 1919 Annie COLQUHOUN (ARROL) Paisley, Renfrew Age 73

I can't find that 2nd marriage but that will be the 5th time at least in my tree where a death indicates a 2nd marriage but that 2nd marriage can't be found.

I'd like a trace for Ann/Anne/Annie through the census from 1871 please.

Regards,

Dave

barbarajoh
27th February 2012, 09:28
only found 1901 so far Dave. Have I not looked for this couple before and couldn't find them, think Edward Cooney is Edward Colquhoun.

Barbara

Edward Colguhoun
Age: 52
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1849
Relationship: Head
Spouse's name : Annie Colguhoun
Gender: Male
Where born: Paisley, Renfrewshire
Registration number: 573/1
Registration district: Paisley
Civil parish: Paisley
County: Renfrewshire
Address: 26, Newton St
Occupation: Rope Maker
ED: 9
Household schedule number: 132
Line: 21
Roll: CSSCT1901_204
Household Members: Name Age
Edward Colguhoun 52
Annie Colguhoun 54
Georgina C Marshall 13

DaveHam9
27th February 2012, 09:37
Hello Barbara,

Thanks for looking.

The 1867 marriage is an extracted record so I don't know if that is an error and that it should be Colquhoun.

I may have asked for a search for Anne before but I didn't have her death and name at death until earlier today.

Regards,

Dave

barbarajoh
27th February 2012, 09:42
Easier to search for Edward for some reason,

1891

Edward Colquhoun
Age: 42
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1849
Relationship: Head
Spouse's name : Annie Colquhoun
Gender: Male
Where born: Paisley, Renfrewshire
Registration number: 573
Registration district: Paisley
Civil parish: Paisley High Church
County: Renfrewshire
Address: 110 George St
Occupation: Ropemaker
ED: 17
Household schedule number: 170
Line: 18
Roll: CSSCT1891_188
Household Members: Name Age
Edward Colquhoun 42
Annie Colquhoun 44
Georgina Colquhoun 20
Edward Colquhoun 16


Barbara

DaveHam9
27th February 2012, 09:43
Hello Barbara,

Some info on Edward as they say COONEY b. abt 1847 son of Edward a mason's labourer and Sally O'DONNELL.

I can't see Edward & Sally under either name in 1841 or 1851.

It's possible they were in Ireland in 1841.

Regards,

Dave

barbarajoh
27th February 2012, 09:44
Prob not interested but it came up so you are getting it:D

Edward Colquhoun
Age: 14
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1847
Relationship: Son
Father's Name: Edward Colquhoun
Mother's name: Sarah Colquhoun
Gender: Male
Where born: Ireland
Registration number: 573/1
Registration district: Paisley High Church
Civil parish: Paisley High Church
County: Renfrewshire
Address: 2 West Brae
Occupation: Rope Maker (app)
ED: 2
Household schedule number: 99
Line: 5
Roll: CSSCT1861_80
Household Members: Name Age
Edward Colquhoun 45
Sarah Colquhoun 44
Margt Colquhoun 18
Thomas Colquhoun 16
Edward Colquhoun 14
Cathrine Colquhoun 5


Barbara

barbarajoh
27th February 2012, 09:45
I'm on a roll!

Edward Colquhon
Age: 34
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1847
Relationship: Head
Spouse's name : Annie Colquhon
Gender: Male
Where born: Paisley, Renfrewshire
Registration number: 573
Registration district: Paisley
Civil parish: Paisley Abbey
County: Renfrewshire
Occupation: Ropemaker
ED: 105
Household schedule number: 106
Line: 23
Roll: cssct1881_175
Household Members: Name Age
Edward Colquhon 34
Annie Colquhon 34
Georgina Colquhon 10
Edward Colquhon 7
Maggie Colquhon 19


Barbara

barbarajoh
27th February 2012, 09:47
Thats what I get for being cocky. Can't find him in 1871.:confused:

DaveHam9
27th February 2012, 10:13
Hello Barbara,

Thank you very much.

That has to be the one - a rope maker (app)

So how do we explain the extracted record that has COONEY?

Extracted by someone in India?

It's COONEY on SP :) The minister was hard of hearing. :2fun:

barbarajoh
27th February 2012, 10:27
These Irish families often liked to use a few surnames, they are chortling in their graves now!:2fun:

Barbara

DaveHam9
27th February 2012, 10:41
Thanks Barbara.

One more ARROL out of the way.

I'm going through a tree and finding some errors as I go. Also finding some marriages I didn't have not that I believe all the tree now. Will have to go through them all and check. :rolleyes: