Hi all, Thanks for clarifying. That is my g-gt's wedding in Liverpool October 1869. The ship is the Techumseh (I have the actual original document) . Yes that would also be my private tree on Ancestry. At the moment I am not subscribed to ancestry, but am subscribed to rootsireland. I will check for an Irish wedding for Bridget and William Waters. If anyone needs a lookup in rootsireland please ask me. Thanks, Joan -----Original Message----- From: June Dowling via Sent: Monday, January 04, 2016 6:52 AM To: Robyn Clarke ; [email protected] Subject: Re: [LAN] Lookup requested in the 1871 census forWHITES from Wicklow living in Liverpool Robyn and Joan, I remember being involved with Joan's original query initially. From memory -- the father of the White (Whyte) children was a James White, School Master. Hence I think the marriage you found for Annie White to Miles Colgan is the correct one. Good find Robyn. June From: Robyn Clarke via <[email protected]> The entry I found for 1871 Census was a Bridget Waters, 31, born Wicklow, Ireland wife of William Waters, 46 of Wexford, Ireland, Occup. Tailor - 18 Mansfield St., Islington, Liverpool, Lancashire + 1 servant, Kate Armstrong (widow) from Lancaster. Not able to find your Annie White's Marriage to a Higgins in 1869 in Liverpool as suggested to me .....I did however, find a Marriage dated 17th October 1869 of ANNIE WHITE 26yrs Spinster and MILES COLGAN 30yrs, Bachelor, Mariner from Ship "Tear?" Victoria Dock, she residing in Everton, her Father, JAMES WHITE, School Master, his Father John Colgan, Tailor/Sailor. Church of St. John, Parish LIVERPOOL, Co. Lancaster.....By Licence - Witnesses Joseph W Clapp and Sarah Rooney. The original copy of this Marriage is on Ancestry, so too a Private Family Tree with the Heading - Rooney Family Tree.......and Miles Colgan/Higgins Birth 1842 - Ireland which indicates this may be your Tree. Sorry, couldn't be of further help at this point. Cheers, Robyn I am resending this in case it got lost in the re-Christmas mail. Joan -----Original Message----- From: Joan Rooney Hi all, A while ago some of you kindly helped me find my White /Whyte family on RootsIreland. Now, I am hoping to learn if any siblings of my Ann White who was a servant in Liverpool in the 1860s may also have come to Liverpool. Ann White married in Liverpool on Oct 7, 1869. It seems that her father James Whyte, a school teacher remained in Crecin, Wicklow. I will list below the siblings of Ann WHITE(born May 7, 1843) with their baptismal dates in Ballyconnell, Wicklow. If someone could find one, or some of them in Liverpool, possibly Everton, in the 1870s I would appreciate it very much. The three eldest would be the most likely ones to have come to Liverpool, I would think. All were born to James WHYTE and Ann LENNON in Ballyconnell, Clonmore, Wicklow. 1. John White, - Aug 28, 1839 2. Bidy, or Bridget White - May 12,1841 3. James White - June 22, 1845 4. Maria White - Feb. 6, 1848 5. Patrick White - Mar 10, 1850 Thanks for any help, Joan :-+-: :-+-: :-+-: :-+-: :-+-: :-+-: :-+-: Buy or sell family research items on the GEN-MAT-UKI mailing list. No fees! The list's administrator can be contacted at [email protected] :-+-: :-+-: :-+-: :-+-: :-+-: :-+-: :-+-: ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message