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Ancestor's Pedigree
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1855 or 1856
Scotland 1891 Census 1 Mar 1887 Bachelor Age 31 Mary Wright/Gilbertson/McCreadie Registry Office, Carlisle, Cumberland Port Road, Carlisle, Cumberland (No house number given) General Labourer Filed #M3 Marriage Certificate; General Records Office: Mar Qtr 1887; Vol: 10b; Page: 547; District: Carlisle; County: Cumberland Gas Stoker (Presumably Stoker at the Gas Works) Married Age 35 5 April 1891 3, Muncaster Place, Carlisle, Cumberland S & N CD of 1891 Census PRO Ref: RG12; Piece: 4286; Folio: 81a; Page: 17; Thumbnail: 162 John McCreadie 2nd Frank J McCreadie |
COMMENTS
His wife, Mary Wright/Gilbertson/McCreadie, was also living on Port Road at the time of their marriage
1891 Census says "John McCreadie Head married aged 35 Gas stoker born Scotland; Mary McCreadie Wife married Age 38 (which conflicts with marriage certificate) Born Carlisle; Thomas Wright Gilbertson Stepson Single aged 19 Engine Cleaner born Carlisle; William Gilbertson Stepson age 17 Engine cleaner born Carlisle"
The 1901 Census On-line also lists John McCreadie Labourer In Gas Works Age 25 Born in Carlisle, Cumberland and living in Caldewgate Carlisle, Cumberland at the time of the Census. Because of their similar occupations, it seems possible that the younger John McCreadie listed in the 1901 Census was a son of this John McCreadie 1st who would have been about 45 or 46 at the time of the 1901 Census