Searching for any information on
My grandparent's
ThomasCampbell & Mary McGowan Campbell
4 Magdalene St,Drogheda .
The family lived in Patrick St.1901 census.
Green Lanes.1911 census.
My mother Margaret Mary Campbell was last child born in 1915. at no Magdalene st.
Thomas worked as a machanic in a Malt Store.#how to go about finging this store?
Mary died 1917 after a fall down the stairs
Thomas died 1923.
On Thoma's marraige cert 1896,it has Patrick Campbell as the father.,I am trying to find Patrick' s family the nearest i have come across where nearly all childrens name are a copy for my mum's siblings are Patrick Campbell and Bridget gargan.,i would like to find information on them pls
.The McGowans Francis and Mary lived in Scarlet st,1901 census. My grandparent's.,in the 1911 they had moved would like to trace there whereabouts.
Thank you so much
Esther K
Thursday 9th May 2013, 06:46PM
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Hi Esther
i am living in Drogheda and will answer part of your question. The areas you mentioned are in the same general part of the town and records of cementaries would be St Peters and Cord Road. See http://www.jbhall.freeservers.com/
The only brewery in the town was Cairnes and there is a bar bistro in the a scotch Hall Shopping Centre in part of the brewery incorporated in the centre. Scotch Hall was only built in the las t 7 or so years.
there is a well known Campbell from the part of the town plays for the Dubliners. He was not an original member.
see
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Dubliners
did you try a general search on the census as I discovered relatives in hospital and in other houses.
if they died after about 1920 then the GRO website is the government site cf registry but you pay a small amout but they may not do wildcard searches.
Pat
St Peters Louth, IrelandXO Volunteer
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Hi Pat,
I was over in Drogheda last year,it was my first time back to Drogheda since i was a child.I really enjoyed my time there,the people were GR8.
I did manage to find my grandparent's grave in St Peter's R/C cemetery and got my grandfathers death cert..
I had thought tracing the Campbell's would be a piece of cake,how wrong i was.
If you are referring to Eamonn Campbell i have had a look still can't make a connection.
My Aunt, Jenny Campbell Rooney( my mum's sister) birth 1903, lived at 47 Congress Avenue,she was the only member i know of that remained in Drogheda.
Mum's siblings.
Patrick Campbell birth 1897emigrated to uk 1923
Mary Agnes ,born 1898,no information on her,maybe she continued to live in Drogheda.
Eileen May birth 1908,Lived in Dublin married Lowndes
Alice Campbell birth 1911 married Morton lived in Dublin
Bridget Campbell birth 1905 as did her brother's Thomas Campbell birth 1900 ,Frank Campbell birth 1913 all emigrated to uk 1923.you would think with all this information i would have found some cousins by now.I am only sorry i did not ask questions before they all passed away,
Thank You Pat
Kind Regards
Esther
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Hi Esther
i spoke to a friend from Congress Avenue and he knew your aunt and her family. Do not want to post personal recent info on a message board so if you wish to mail me at
ohalloran.pat@gmail.com I will fill you in.
Also I was reared in a small town in north Dublin and there were a few Lowndes families there.
My now adult daughter tells me she was at school with a few Campbell's.
hope that is suitable.
Pat
St Peters Louth, IrelandXO Volunteer