Thanks Cathy, I will extend my search of the census area and district. I remember going on the overhead railway as a child and also being petrified of the train that ran under it but at ground level presumably going to the docks. Margaret in australia -----Original Message----- From: ENG-MERSEYSIDE-D-request@rootsweb.com <ENG-MERSEYSIDE-D-request@rootsweb.com> To: ENG-MERSEYSIDE-D@rootsweb.com <ENG-MERSEYSIDE-D@rootsweb.com> Date: Sunday, 15 May 2005 4:02 Subject: ENG-MERSEYSIDE-D Digest V05 #90

Hi Margaret, I also remember the overhead railway as a child...It was called "the dockers umbrella..very apt! I am not sure if this e-mail reached you yesterday, so here goes., I would like to receive the 2x images you have of my G/Mother Mary Riley in 1861 Census,and tks. for your help. My other G/Mother Mary Killgallon b.in 1861 Liverpool. I have her father named as Patrick Killgallon b.Ireland [How do we search the Irish records?] in her marriage/cert. I found this on 1881 Census; CENSUS PLACE: GARSTON,Lancashire.England. Patrick Killgallon 58 b.IRELAND Mary Killgallon 48 b. IRELAND James " 22 b. Woolton,Lancs.England. John " 18 b. " " " Sarah " 11 b. " " " RG11 3719 / 75 PAGE 8 dwelling 54 Vulcan Street, Mary had married in Jan. 1881...so I cant be sure that this is her family... Thanks Margaret for taking time to help me, Best regards Cathy in Toronto