Apologies, original information supplied should state Bridget's father as 'Thomas Jackson' not 'Thomas Boyle'.
Place of migration
Migrated to/Born in UK
Bridget Mary Jackson was born on 12 August 1859 in Toberbeg, Dunlavin, County Wicklow, Ireland to Thomas Boyle and Elizabeth (Eliza) Conneran.
Bridget was baptised on 15 August 1859.
Bridget married William Boyle (born November 1858 in Castlecomer, Kilkenny, Ireland) on 6 July 1886 at St Edwards Church in Hanover Square, London, England.
Bridget and Williams migrated to Gateshead in the North East of England, where William worked as a coal miner.
Bridget died in Gateshead on 30 November 1949.
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| Date of Birth | 12th Aug 1859 (circa) | |
| Date of Death | 30th Nov 1949 | |
Comments
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ericdavidfaulder
Tuesday 9th June 2020 12:48PM -
Hi Eric , if you get this nessage can you come bacck to me please ,
Many Thanks
Paul Jackson
jocko121
Monday 22nd February 2021 07:37PM -
Hi Paul - how can I help you ?
ericdavidfaulder
Monday 22nd February 2021 08:16PM -
http://chttps://www.familysearch.org/photos/artifacts/121626454?cid=mem_copy.
Hi Eric,I thInk we may both be researching the same family .
My research so far has brought me back to my great great grandfather Thomas Jackson of Dunlavin Co Wicklow, but that's where my research hits a brick wall .
My great grandfather also Thomas Jackson married Mary Nolan in Dunlavin Co Wicklow on Jan 31st 1874. On their marrige licence ,it lists Thomas's father as Thomas Jackson Blacksmith from Dunlavin ( Deceased ).
Could this Thomas Jackson (who we know died pre 1874) be the father of Mary Bridget Jackson ?
I have attached a link of the marrige cert at top of page, which I hope you can open.
Let me know your thoughts and any questions you may have, and we may be able to help each other .
Kind Regards Paul Jackson
jocko121
Monday 22nd February 2021 08:57PM -
Hi Paul, thanks for the further details.
Yes it looks like we both share the same lineage here with Thomas Jackson being my 2nd great grandfather!
I have also hit a brick wall once I get to him, although I may have some further information that I am happy to share.
So my great grandmother (Bridget Mary b.1859) was sister of your great grandfather (also Thomas b.1847 - baptism 3 Oct), and other siblings were Mary (b.1848), Anne (b.1851), Catherine (b.1853), Susan (b.1855), and Elizabeth (b. 1857) - there may be more, but I have not found any others yet.
Bridget Mary's wedding certificate also states her father Thomas as a Blacksmith and deceased. I previously had a possible death date for Thomas of between 1857 and before 1886 - so thanks for the additional information, we now know it was before 1874).
I also found an entry in Griffith's Valuation (1847-1864) identifying Thomas as a named tenant of a small dwelling with 'forge' in Toberbeg townland of Dunlavin. Turns out the building is still there when I search for it using Google Maps using the plot location details provided in Griffith's Valuation.
I also have Joseph and Elizabeth (Eliza) Conneran marriage as 24 Sep 1846, in Clonmore, county Wicklow. I believe Elizabeth died on 27 July 1908 (in Toberbeg, Dunlavin) - she is recorded in 1901 census as widow, living alone.
My family tree is located on Ancestry, so happy to share this with you if you have access.
Hope the above sheds some more light for you, and please keep in touch and let me know if you uncover anything further.
Best regards - Eric.
ericdavidfaulder
Monday 22nd February 2021 10:24PM
