Hi Peter, This is what I found from the Clare Library (1901 Clare Census) website although, I was not able to find the record at the National Archives site. Judie District Electoral Division: Ballyea Townland: Ballyea South DED Number: 46/3 Maloney John P Head of Family Roman Catholic Read-Write 34 Male National Teacher Married Co. Clare Irish-English Maloney Maria Wife Roman Catholic Read-Write 29 Female Married Co. Clare Irish-English Pilkington Mary A Niece Roman Catholic Read-Write 12 Female Scholar Not Married Co. Clare Maloney Kathleen Daughter Roman Catholic Read-Write 7 Female Scholar Not Married Co. Clare Maloney Mary G Daughter Roman Catholic Read-Write 5 Female Scholar Not Married Co. Clare Maloney Frances Daughter Roman Catholic Cannot Read 2 Female Not Married Co. Clare Maloney Thomas A Son Roman Catholic Cannot Read 1 Male Not Married Co. Clare District Electoral Division: Knock Townland: Cassarnagh DED Number: 98/9 Malone Michael Head of Family Roman Catholic Read-Write 60 Male Farmer Married Co. Clare Irish-English Malone Honoria Wife Roman Catholic Read-Write 57 Female Married Co. Clare Irish- On Jan 16, 2013, at 2:00 AM, Peter R Booth <pbo08596@bigpond.net.au> wrote: > Judie, > > Would you check your 1901 census data about John & Maria Moloney and > Mary Pilkington? Unless I've hit a wrong button, I couldn't find any of > them. > > Let me know of any variant spelling or age differences. I did find a > John and Maria in 1911. Did he retire to farming? > > Peter > > > > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to IRL-CLARE-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Judie, He spells his name Maloney and is easily found in both 1901 and 1911 on the National census site. As a national teacher you'd expect he could spell his own name. However his father looks to be listed as Malone. He too is in both 1901 and 1911 as Malone. I was tempted to try the variant spelling, but you seemed so sure with your data. I even tried Mary Pilkington, but if you look she's spelt Pelkington. One of the things I was hoping to find was how many children Michael & Honora had. But sadly this is left blank in 1911. So we're left with John and Marian. I'd keep looking for the marriage of Marian to a Pilkington but you'll need to try all the Malone, Maloney, Moloney variants. And you can't be sure it's Marian, Maryanne or Marion. At least we solved the census issues. Peter