Genealogy Chat

Hi Tenerife Sun

I did see that one but ruled it out due to him living at Palermo St, Seacombe in 1903,4,5,6,and 7 but of course the Valuation List only names the main bill payer( or so I believe?), so, thinking about it again, he could have been married and then moved...

I think I need to get their marriage cert...

Thank you

Misty x

Ah maybe the paper spelt the hostel wrong, he did live in Liverpool and had returned to his old stomping ground, he died in Wallasey after being taken to the Central Hospital...where he was dead on arrival and identified later by the police

Misty x

Think I can rule out the Edward, Minnie on 1911 census ?

According to a tree on Ancestry he was Edward Cornelius Downey married to Minnie Huntley, although the marriage reg gives him as only Edward, any thoughts...


Edit...Thank you Tenarife Sun for all the info

Misty x

the marriage for that Edward
Name: DOWNEY, Edward
Registration District: West Derby
County: Lancashire
Year of Registration: 1901
Quarter of Registration: Jul-Aug-Sep
Spouse's last name: Not available before 1912
Volume No: Help 8B
Page No: Help 1059

spouse Minnie Huntley

They had more children after 1911

Name: Edward Downey
Mother's Maiden Name: Huntley
Date of Registration: Jul-Aug-Sep 1912
Registration district: Toxeth Park
Inferred County: Lancashire
Volume: 8b
Page: 294

Name: Thomas P Downey
Mother's Maiden Name: Huntley
Date of Registration: Apr-May-Jun 1915
Registration district: Toxeth Park
Inferred County: Lancashire
Volume: 8b
Page: 309

Could it be there were no more after 1915 cos Edward had died

Edit :I missed the page two postings but will leave for info :-(

Thank you Shirley....

The info might yet be correct, I have applied for Edward and Minnie Huntley's marriage cert, then at least I know one way or the other for sure....

Misty x

The marriage cert for Edward Downey and Minnie Huntley is not the correct one for my Edward Downey.....

So he's still "missing"

Misty x