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Note N384 Index

Helen Dunn says that their children were all born at 22 Ratcliff Street, Belfast.

Helen found his death registered as: Index reference - 1918 (Dec quarter) - volume 1, page 381 - Belfast - Joseph Allely - age 59.

Helen sent me the following 1911 census details:
1911 Census Location 242 Leopold Street Belfast
Joseph Allely - Head of house - age 53 - Shoemaker - Married - born Co Monaghan
Jane Allely - Wife - age 53 - born Co Down
Nellie Allely - Daughter - age 23 - Winder in mill - born Belfast
Jinnie Allely - Daughter - age 20 - Weaver - born Belfast
Joseph Allely - Son - age 16 - Brass moulder - born Belfast
Maggie Allely - Daughter - age 11 - born Belfast

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Note N385 Index

The baptism date comes from Christine Allely.

Here is 1911 census for the family as found by Helen Dunn:
Census 1st April 1911
Location 127 Tennent Street Belfast

Richard Allely - Head of house - age 49 - Labourer in Iron Works - born Co Tyrone

Ellen Allely - Wife - age 45 - born Co Down
Married 23 years - 9 children born alive - all still living

John Allely - Son - age 21 - Linen stock keeper - born Belfast
Maggie Allely - Daughter - age 19 - Hemstitcher - born Belfast
James Allely - Son - age 17 - Labourer in Confectionery Works - born Belfast
Richard Allely - Son - age 15 - Labourer in Confectionery Works - born Belfast
Alfred Allely - Son - age 11 - born Belfast
David Allely - Son - age 10 - born Belfast
Earnest Allely - Son - age 8 - born Belfast
Cecil Allely - Son - age 6 - born Belfast
Merrion Allely - Daughter - age 14 - Hemstitcher - born Belfast
Merrion Chambers - Boarder - age 46 - Hemstitcher - born Co Down

The family were Presbyterians.

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Note N386 Index

Herewith her death registration from Helen Dunn:
Index reference - 1928 Sept quarter) - page 111 - Belfast
Ellen Allely - widow of Richard - age 58 - died 14th July 1928 in 127 Tennent Street Belfast - cause of death Pleurisy - death registered by Maggie Allely daughter

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Note N387 Index

From Helen Dunn:
Index reference 1888 (June quarter) - volume 1, page 257 - Belfast - James Allely, age 31.

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Note N389 Index

I say that he died before 1851 as Mary is listed as a widow in the census for that year.

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Note N390 Index

He appears in all censuses up to 1901. In 1891, he is a grocer. In 1901, he is a grocery manager. The family seems to have moved about quite a bit.

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Note N391 Index

In the 1901 census, she was said to have been born in Shipston on Stour. He name was "Marie" in that census. She worked as a draper's assistant.

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Note N393 Index

His obituary says that he served in the RCAF in WWII.

.He and Evelyn had three girls and then Robert. Information re him and most of his family is severely lacking. I only know the details of the one daughter, Sandra Jane, as I found a picture of her labeled "Sandra Jane Wallace christening September 29, 1957."

I looked then all up in the City of Toronto Directories from 1948 to 1982. I found him as a draftsman working at Turnbull Elevators at the begining, but he rquickly went to Maple Leaf Mills, by 1951. He was there until he stopped working. .

I did find the family in the 1972 Canada Voters' List. There is Robert, a draftsman, Evelyn, Carole, and a Judy. Judy is a typist. In 1974, Robert was a chief draftsman, Judith was a teacher, Caorle a passenger agent. Did Howard get Carole a job? In both years, they live at 9 Adele Avenue. My mother's address book had them at the same address.

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Note N394 Index

According to the folio at the Glenbow Museum in Calgary, he immigrated from England in 1911. His family joined him in 1913. He was a carpenter at the CPR Ogden shop. From his marriage certificate, I see that his father was a carpenter as well. The couple had 11 children born and 10 surviving.