Asylum records

Karen  Maryborough was where the Aslyum was & is still there as the mental hospital. Have you any information on the Laine's  My Lane.s were spelled this way.

Hi Ballypierce, thanks for the info - I'll try and do some further digging on the asylum. Maybe newspapers of the time would help. 

Re the Laine's I have Amelia Laine

I don't have a record of her birth - perhaps you have her in your records.

In 1870 she marries Joseph Heenan. The marriage is recorded in the   Registrar’s District of Mountmellick, Parish of Rosenallis in the Queen’s County as follows

Marriage Solemnized at Mountmellick in the 21 September 1870 between

Joseph Heenan, aged 21, Bachelor, profession of warder in asylum . Resident at Maryborough. Father James Heenan, profession of mason

Amelia Laine, aged 21, spinster Resident at Maryborough. Father William Heenan, profession of warder in asylum

They move shortly after to England - the first child is born in England in Newcastle on Tyne in 1871

The couple appear in the 1881 census in Clumber Street, Elswick, Newcastle upon Tyne, England

Joseph Heenan, aged 30, born Ireland, head. Occupation of coalminer . Married

Amelia Heenan, aged 33, born Ireland. Wife. Married

Joseph H Heenan aged 3, born Newcastle on Tyne, Son. Single

Martha E Heenan aged 7 born Newcastle on Tyne, Daughter Single

Maud Heenan aged 3 born Newcastle on Tyne, Daughter Single

William J Heenan, aged 1 born Newcastle on Tyne, son Single

By the time of the 1891 census, the family has moved and are running a pub

Occupants of Queens Arms, Gallowgate, St Andrews, Newcastle

Joseph Heenan, aged 41, born Ireland, Head, licensed victualler

Amelia Heenan, aged 43, born Ireland, wife, married

Charles S Heenan, aged 4, born Sunderland, Durham, son. Single

Isabella Heenan , aged 9, born Newcastle on Tyne, daughter, single

Martha E Heenan aged 17, born Newcaslte on Tyne daughter, single

Maud Heenan, aged 15, born Newcastle on Tyne daughter single

1901 sees Joseph in yet a different occupation 

Occupants of Cookson Street, Westgate, Newcastle on Tyne

Joseph Heenan , aged 51, born Ireland, occupation of gun fitter

Emelia Heenan, aged 50, born Ireland, wife [her name is incorrectly spelled on the census form]

Charles Heenan, aged 14, born Newcastle, son, single

Maud Heenan, aged 23, born Newcastle, daughter, single

Isabella Heenan, aged 18, born Newcastle, daughter, single

Amelia dies in 1905 - registered in Newcastle on Tyne

The couple had 8 children 

3 died before reaching adulthood

Amelia Rebecca, died aged 2

William James died aged 3

Sydney Howard, the last child died at less than 1 year old

The 7th son Charles Stuart was an organ builder. He was killed on the Somme in 1917 - I wrote this article about him

https://heenan.one-name.net/private-charles-stuart-heenan-world-war-1-soldier/

Hope all this is of interest

Karen

Hi Karen. There 2 of Amelia sisters marriages on line too You will get them on the Irish genealogy site & to civil open & click on image.

RICHARD JOHNSTONParty 2 NameMARTHA LAINEDate of Event27 September 1862Group Registration ID3316235SR District/Reg AreaMountmellick                NameJAMES HEENANParty 2 NameKATE LAINEDate of Event22 April 1869Group Registration ID3088772SR District/Reg AreaMountmellickImage 

Thanks for that - interesting to see one of those sisters also married a Heenan. I'll check into this now.