Genealogy Forum UK

Hi I wonder you can advise me on the best software for actually printing out a family tree. At the moment my research is on Genes Reunited and a host of A4 "family sheets. Neither is any use for showing a family tree. I would like to prune my tree a bit and possibly split it into branches. I wo...

Thank you for the help so far. I'm sorry for the delay in getting back to you but I've been working. I think the first marriage quoted is correct but I don't have the certificate. The second marriage 13/12/1845 at The Coll & Parish Church of Manchester. Thomas Quinlan and Mary (X) Rathmill. Witn...

Hi I hope that you can help me with this 2013 brick wall. Oh! lang may yer lum reek, btw. Thomas Quinlan was born Dublin c1822 arrives in Manchester between 1841 & 1845. I know this as my Great, Great (GG) Grandfather Quinlan does not appear in the 1841 census returns for England but he marries ...

Thank you for the info & guidance. This is what I wanted, thank you. It confirms what I thought and gives me a route forward (in fact backwards) for the surname Leigh. The William & Grace Walsh event is isolated in that I cannot think of a way to double check it. Any thoughts? A merry Christ...

Oh yes, the old scattergun approach to family history. Thanks peterd I'm sure all the Anyon or Anion Walsh's listed could be cousins/nephews/uncles of my Onion, I mean Anyon. But both BC Wench and yourself have kindly shown definite events such as Anyon marrying Peggy Leach 1817 and Anyon's death in...

The regeneration of the Crown Street area of Glasgow has created a highly liveable neighbourhood with well-placed community facilities and attractive public spaces. As part of the Gorbals area, the neighbourhood has undergone a number of redevelopments during the last century and has traditionally b...

Thank you for the information supplied. Sorry for the delay at getting back to you but this thing called work got in the way. I had not heard of the website on the link provided but it seems extremely useful and will have an extended look shortly. If I ordered the death certificate of Anyon Walsh wo...

It is Tottie.........Except for the "Kiss" Glasgow kiss is a head butt. Within Glasgow itself the term 'Gorbals kiss' is often used, referring to the most dangerous area of Glasgow. It is hypothesised that within Gorbals it is known as a Crown Street kiss; and on Crown Street it is called...

Lydia Walsh is my Great Grandmother. Here is Lydia in 1871, 1861 & 1851 with her family on the census returns, per Ancestry. At New Cross, Manchester in 1871; James Walsh Head 49 Power Loom Over-looker Lancs. Over Darwen Mary Walsh Wife 50 Lancs. Chorley Eliza Walsh Dau 16 Weaver Cheshire, Stock...

Thanks for the Welcomes

mikleed wrote:Mactavish..........Is'nt Walsh more of an Irish name? ?

These WALSH ancestors of mine are all in England with no indication of being Irish. In fact the first name Anyon is used in this branch which I believe is a name used in Wales.

Cheers

mactavish

Hi I've been involved in genealogy for ten years or so. The majority of my family are Scottish although I have roots to both Belfast & Dublin. I do have some English based ancestors namely HAMBLET, WALSH and RICHARDSON. Despite having my tree posted on other sites I have not found anyone that ca...