Thomas Cronin Father John

[toffeetower]

Possible marriage of William the labourer age 25 in 1891 census
1895 • Cardiff, Glamorgan, Wales William Cronin and Mary Ann Maher
Ref: Volume 11a, Page 452 British Marriage Registry

NameMary Anne Maher
Registration Year1874
Registration Quarter Jul-Aug-Sep
Registration districtCardiff
Inferred County Glamorgan
Volume 11a
Page317

[toffeetower]

Is this John and family in 1871 wales census, Elizabeth is on this page and John on page before

class: RG10; Piece: 5362; Folio: 116; Page: 38;
Enumeration District: 17a

[Pam Downes]

Is this John and family in 1871 wales census, Elizabeth is on this page and John on page before

class: RG10; Piece: 5362; Folio: 116; Page: 38;
Enumeration District: 17a

Extremely likely. Catherine aged 2 months fits with the birth registration I found in March quarter 1871, Cardiff registration district.
And this birth registration also fits the William aged 6.
William CRONER September quarter 1864 Cardiff registration district, mother's maiden name Cussick.

Gotta dash for quite a while now. Wednesday is grocery delivery day and with two deliveries in a couple of hours it's chaos!

[toffeetower]

Extremely likely. Catherine aged 2 months fits with the birth registration I found in March quarter 1871, Cardiff registration district.
And this birth registration also fits the William aged 6.
William CRONER September quarter 1864 Cardiff registration district, mother's maiden name Cussick.

Gotta dash for quite a while now. Wednesday is grocery delivery day and with two deliveries in a couple of hours it's chaos!

Thanks zo much really do appreciate all help

[toffeetower]

I think this maybe John, the last address is Nelson street same as 1881 census
Name: John Cronin
Residence Age: 31
Record Type: Residence
Birth Date: abt 1841
Residence Date: 1872-1876
Residence Place: Glamorgan, Wales
Residence Poor Law Union: Cardiff

[almach]

Has it been accepted that John born 1868 IS the one being searched here? When I posted the details I wasn't sure, though I did think he was a good candidate apart from his birth year difference. I found more info on him and his family (censuses, marriages etc) but didn't post as was waiting for confirmation, or not, that he was considered 'the one'

[toffeetower]

Has it been accepted that John born 1868 IS the one being searched here? When I posted the details I wasn't sure, though I did think he was a good candidate apart from his birth year difference. I found more info on him and his family (censuses, marriages etc) but didn't post as was waiting for confirmation, or not, that he was considered 'the one'

John was estimated birth 1837 in the 1891 census

[toffeetower]

Also spotted this US social security claim and application form
Name William Thomas Cronin
Gender Male
Race White
Birth Date 7 Jul 1864
Birth Place Cardiff G B, United Kingdom
Father John Cronin
Mother Elizabeth Cusack
SSN 094129190
Notes Mar 1940: Name listed as WILLIAM THOMAS CRONIN

[almach]

There is a Thomas Cronin a coppersmith, born and living in Cardiff, father John a laboure on the 1901 census (Piece 4396 Folio 69 Page number 71) However, he's said to be born 1869.

Oops, sorry, that should be 1891 census

John was estimated birth 1837 in the 1891 census

A typo,

I was actually referring to Thomas as found above. Toffeetower, you didn't acknowledge whether you thought he was a likely candidate, it isn't helpful when you don't follow up on posts, not helpful to you or the contributor, had you acknowledged my posts I would/could have added more info.

[toffeetower]

A typo,

I was actually referring to Thomas as found above. Toffeetower, you didn't acknowledge whether you thought he was a likely candidate, it isn't helpful when you don't follow up on posts, not helpful to you or the contributor, had you acknowledged my posts I would/could have added more info.

Apologies I wasn't being funny and I apologise for not replying to you,I really do need to
concentrate more, so im really sorry if I dont reply or miss a post, I would nevr
take for granted the wonderful work you guys do!