ARC TBC - WALSH
Posted: Mon Dec 17, 2012 11:55 am
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, Stockport
Lydia Walsh Dau 19 Weaver Cheshire, Stockport
Emma Ollerton Dau 21 Weaver Cheshire, Stockport
Sarah Ollerton G Dau 3 Lancs. Chorley
James has three wives over the piece (Sarah 1851, Mary 1871 & Elizabeth 1881). To lose one wife is unfortunate to lose two is just careless!
In the 1871 census return Lydia"™s sister Emma Jane has a married name of Ollerton. There is child with the same surname aged 3.
At Alfred Court, Chorley, Lancs. In 1861;
James Walsh Head 39 Cotton Weaver Lancs. Over Darwen
Emma Jane Walsh Dau 14 Cotton Weaver Cheshire, Stockport
Lydia Walsh Dau 10 Scholar Cheshire, Stockport
Eliza Walsh Dau 6 Scholar Cheshire, Stockport
By the time the 1861 census return comes around Lydia"™s mother, Sarah Ann Leigh, has died. I have not established if the family had moved to Chorley prior to her death, but I doubt it.
At 61 New Bridge Lane, Stockport in 1851;
James Walsh Head 28 Power Loom Weaver Lancs. Darwen
Sarah Ann Walsh Wife 28 Cheshire Stockport
Emma Walsh Dau 4 Cheshire, Stockport
Lydia Walsh Dau - Cheshire, Stockport
Mary Leigh M in L 70 Yorkshire
Colin Sykes Uncle 35 Cheshire, Stockport
Robert Sykes Cousin 9 Cheshire, Stockport
I"™m guessing here but I think that the Sykes listed will be Sara Ann"™s relatives and not those of James Walsh. I find it interesting to see Mary Leigh appearing here. I wonder if she was a permanent feature or just visiting, new baby etc. Mary Leigh must have lived in Stockport as Sarah Ann was born in Stockport.
James was born in Darwen, Lancs. His parents were Anyon Walsh & Margaret (Peggy) Leach. They had a least ten children per LDS. Anyon seems to have been born in Darwen whereas Peggy is born in Manchester.
I have found James brother Anyon in Derbyshire in 1861 which suggests that people were far mobile in those days than perhaps we would think.
So my brick walls are how to get further back on:
1) Anyon & Peggy
2) Mary Leigh
All suggestions welcome
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, Stockport
Lydia Walsh Dau 19 Weaver Cheshire, Stockport
Emma Ollerton Dau 21 Weaver Cheshire, Stockport
Sarah Ollerton G Dau 3 Lancs. Chorley
James has three wives over the piece (Sarah 1851, Mary 1871 & Elizabeth 1881). To lose one wife is unfortunate to lose two is just careless!
In the 1871 census return Lydia"™s sister Emma Jane has a married name of Ollerton. There is child with the same surname aged 3.
At Alfred Court, Chorley, Lancs. In 1861;
James Walsh Head 39 Cotton Weaver Lancs. Over Darwen
Emma Jane Walsh Dau 14 Cotton Weaver Cheshire, Stockport
Lydia Walsh Dau 10 Scholar Cheshire, Stockport
Eliza Walsh Dau 6 Scholar Cheshire, Stockport
By the time the 1861 census return comes around Lydia"™s mother, Sarah Ann Leigh, has died. I have not established if the family had moved to Chorley prior to her death, but I doubt it.
At 61 New Bridge Lane, Stockport in 1851;
James Walsh Head 28 Power Loom Weaver Lancs. Darwen
Sarah Ann Walsh Wife 28 Cheshire Stockport
Emma Walsh Dau 4 Cheshire, Stockport
Lydia Walsh Dau - Cheshire, Stockport
Mary Leigh M in L 70 Yorkshire
Colin Sykes Uncle 35 Cheshire, Stockport
Robert Sykes Cousin 9 Cheshire, Stockport
I"™m guessing here but I think that the Sykes listed will be Sara Ann"™s relatives and not those of James Walsh. I find it interesting to see Mary Leigh appearing here. I wonder if she was a permanent feature or just visiting, new baby etc. Mary Leigh must have lived in Stockport as Sarah Ann was born in Stockport.
James was born in Darwen, Lancs. His parents were Anyon Walsh & Margaret (Peggy) Leach. They had a least ten children per LDS. Anyon seems to have been born in Darwen whereas Peggy is born in Manchester.
I have found James brother Anyon in Derbyshire in 1861 which suggests that people were far mobile in those days than perhaps we would think.
So my brick walls are how to get further back on:
1) Anyon & Peggy
2) Mary Leigh
All suggestions welcome