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Note N1314 Index

In the 1901 census, she was shown as a damask weaver.

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Note N1315 Index

He was shown as a clerk in the 1901 census.

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Note N1316 Index

She too was a damask wever in the 1901 census.

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Note N1317 Index

He was a preparing foreman in the 1901 census.

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Note N1318 Index

His wil was probated ? by Elizabeth Adams, his wife. He was a foremand engineer and lived at Mountview Gardens, Belfast. His effectw were worth 2,834 pounds, 13 shillings, and 11 pence.

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Note N1319 Index

In the 1901 census, they were living at 24 College Square, Mullaglass.

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Note N1320 Index

Helen Dunn says that her birth was registered as "Gertrude".

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Note N1321 Index

Helen Dunn says that in his will he left his farm and land to his wife for her lifetime. Should she remarry, then the estate would go to their son William. After her death, it would go to William. I guess that he forgot to update his wil since his wife died in 1904.

The famly name kept changing. It went from Heaslip, to Heasley, to Hazley.

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Note N1322 Index

He was living with the Tommbs family in the 1911 census.

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Note N1323 Index

Helen Dunn believes that she was working as a domestic in Islandbane in the 1911 census.

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Note N1324 Index

She was shown as a clerk in the construction industry in 1920.

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Note N1325 Index

Helen Dunn found the marriage registration which reads: William John Kennedy, of full age, bachelor, compositor, of 61 Canal Street Newry, son of John Kennedy deceased, married Jane Irwin, minor, spinster, of Cairnburn, daughter of William Irwin, stone mason & farmer, September 15, 1910. The witnesses were Annie Copeland and William J. Irwin.

In the 1911 census, they were living on Erskine Street in Newry. He was shown as a compositor (printer).

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Note N1326 Index

In the 1915 North Dakota State census, he shown as "foreign born". The family lives next door to an Alexander Detwiller and family. And two more Detwiller families live just down the road.

In the 1925 census, he is shown as 59 years old, which would make him born in about 1866. Again, the family is surrounded by Detwillers.

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Note N1327 Index

He was still living with his parents in the 1915 Kansas State census.

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Note N1328 Index

Her place of birth comes from the 1891 census. Her death certificate says that when she died on July 2, 1896, she was 44 years, 8 months and 15 days old. I used that for her birthdate, rather than November 18, 1852. In a yearbook from 1921-22 for South Calgary High School, there was a photo from the London Free Press dated April 18th, wishing her a happy 87th birthday. If I have calculated correclty, then it would have been in the April 1965 paper. The photo says it was from "Marilyn and Vern, Eva, Cherlyle and Ron, eight grandchildren, nine great-grandchildren, and one great-great-granddaughter".