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Thomas Flanagan

Posted: 28 Nov 2012 19:36
by manxcat
I'm trying to find the parents of Thomas Flanagan whose birth was recorded as Q1 1842 Liverpool vol 20 page 453.

I can't find him on 1851 or 1861 census returns and I don't know if he had brothers or sisters.

A long shot I know but any ideas?

Thanks.

Re: Thomas Flanagan

Posted: 28 Nov 2012 19:58
by Hilary
The only way to prove it is to buy the birth certificate but this could be a possibility

Thomas Flanagan born 28 March 1842 christened 17 April 1842 at St Anthony RC parents Andrew and Lucy nee Jones

1851 census at
HO107 2177 folio 88 page 1 I can't make out the address but it's a court

Lucy widow 42 with children William 10, Thomas 8 and Mary 4

Thomas could be the plumber in Fulham London in 1861 and then the painter in West Ham married in 1871.

Andrew Flanagan married Lucy Jones 25 August 1839 at St Nicholas C of E church. The marriage is on Ancestry.

Hope this helps

Re: Thomas Flanagan

Posted: 29 Nov 2012 09:56
by Tina
Good one Hilary, I think you've got it!!
1881 Still in London as a painter.

Re: Thomas Flanagan

Posted: 29 Nov 2012 10:27
by manxcat
Thanks guys, that's given us something to work with. :D :D :D

Re: Thomas Flanagan

Posted: 29 Nov 2012 14:25
by dickiesam
That 1851 address for the Flanagan family? I believe it to be 1, Court, Wright Street, Liverpool. Some of the families on that page are living in 1 room!

Findmypast had the family transcribed as Hanagan. Correction submitted.

Re: Thomas Flanagan

Posted: 29 Nov 2012 18:47
by Hilary
Someone on Roots chat is looking for the same person. You may wish to contact them.

Re: Thomas Flanagan

Posted: 29 Nov 2012 18:50
by MaryA

Re: Thomas Flanagan

Posted: 29 Nov 2012 19:39
by dickiesam
Education Officer wrote:Someone on Roots chat is looking for the same person. You may wish to contact them.
Same phrase... A long shot I know but any ideas? is used here and on Rootschat.
I believe it is the same poster, Manxcat.

Re: Thomas Flanagan

Posted: 29 Nov 2012 19:41
by MaryA
I do too, but I feel it is a shame that research is duplicated as they didn't tell us.

Re: Thomas Flanagan Apologies

Posted: 29 Nov 2012 20:47
by manxcat
My sincere apologies to all concerned if I have caused any duplication of effort.

I just didn't consider cross-fertilization between boards.

Thank you all once again for the help you have given me

Dave