Michael McNally
Birth Name | Michael McNally |
Gender | male |
Age at Death | unknown |
Narrative
A note on genforum said that the McNallys were from Belfast.
"[Michael O'Rourke's] wife Mary Ann McNally from Belfast (emigrated to England before coming to the U.S."
-- Patricia Patterson, August 29, 2004, "Re: Michael James O'Rourke of Rostrevor b. 1877" in O'Rourke Family Genealogy Forum, at:
http://genforum.genealogy.com/orourke/messages/741.html
an email from her in November 2013 said:
"A quick note for you regarding the family of Mary Ann McNally O'Rourke is that I concluded that she had family in Belfast. There are several photographs of people who resembled her in the family keepsakes I inherited. The photographs are from places in Belfast."
Events
Event | Date | Place | Description | Sources |
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Death | ||||
General
Michael may have died in the fourth quarter of 1913. He was living in Gateshead with his son Francis in 1901. This might be the listing for his death record:
England & Wales, FreeBMD Death Index, 1837-1915 about Michael McNally |
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Birth | about 1835 | Ireland | 1 | |
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Census | April 3, 1881 | Lanchester, Durham, England | 1881 Michael McNally household | 1 |
General
1881 Census of England (at ancestry.com)
Michael Mc Nally 45, iron works laborer All others born in Ireland |
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Census | April 5, 1891 | Lanchester, Durham, England | 1891 Michael McNally household | 2 |
General
1891 Census of England
Mick McNalley 55 |
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Census | March 31, 1901 | Gateshead, Durham, England | 1901 Francis McNally household | 3 |
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1901 Census of England
Francis Mc Nally 37 |
Families
Family of Michael McNally and Ann Connors |
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Married | Wife | Ann Connors ( b. about 1840 d. ... ) | |||||||||||||||||||||
Children |
Name | Birth Date | Death Date |
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Michael McNally | ||
James McNally | ||
Owen McNally | ||
Francis McNally | about 1860 | |
Charles McNally | between April 1861 and April 1862 | January 24, 1937 |
Mary McNally | about 1876 | July 29, 1946 |