Looking for information on David Niven McMurray b.1860 Maryport, Cumberland. Father John McMurray, mother Jane.
He appears in 1861 through to 1881 census but then disappears. His brothers and sister ended up in London. By 1881, after his parents had both died he was living with his uncle Francis Walker, grocer in Maryport.
Can find no mention of David in BMD. Anybody any suggestions?
Would also like to find details of marriage between John and Jane McMurray.
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Thread: David Niven McMurray, Maryport
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19-05-2006, 8:47 PM #1slimjakeGuest
David Niven McMurray, Maryport
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19-05-2006, 10:37 PM #2ET in the USAGuest
How about this from freebmd.rootsweb.com
Maryport is in the Cockermouth registration Distrist, at least it was in 1860.
COCKERMOUTH REGISTRATION DISTRICT
Registration County : Cumberland..
Created : 1.7.1837.
Sub-districts : Cockermouth; Cockermouth & Maryport; Keswick; Maryport; Workington.
GRO volumes : XXV (1837-51); 10b (1852-1946); 1A (1946-74).
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Births Jun 1860
MCMURRAY David Driver Cockermouth Vol. 10b Page 498
If you click on the pair of glasses on the free BMD page, or look at the free images on ancestry, you will see that it a typed entry, which means that sometime, somebody typed the page in the book from the original handwritten entry sent to the GRO by the district.
Maybe that person didn't read or type too good
How about this for a marriage possible ? If his Uncle was Francis Walker, It works for me.
Marriages Mar 1858
McMurray John Liverpool 8b 178
Walker Jane Liverpool 8b 178
You don't say where and when the 1861 & 1871 say John and Jane were born, but perhaps you could find that too on FreeBMD if it was before Sept. 1837.Last edited by Guest; 19-08-2007 at 7:41 PM.
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20-05-2006, 8:21 AM #3slimjakeGuest
Thanks ET.
After I posted this I found Jane Walker and her family in the census for Maryport so I am sure you are right. I just could not find John and Jane in the marriage register. Mind you I didn't look in Liverpool!
They certainly seemed to travel about at that time.
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08-06-2006, 11:15 AM #4audreyGuestOriginally Posted by slimjake
1883 the shop & Address 78 Crosbey Street West they had the shop for 8 years and then it was taken over by Dan Clark in 1891
this info comes from Street life in Maryport 19-20 centuries by Herbert & Mary Jackson
audrey
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08-06-2006, 1:01 PM #5johnprittGuestOriginally Posted by audrey
do you have any more information on this (I presume) book? It sounds very interesting and since some of my family come from Maryport, I would like to get hold of it. However, a quick search on Amazon drew a blank...
many thanks
John
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08-06-2006, 3:15 PM #6audreyGuest
John
sadley these books are all out of print now but I would look up any info you might want they are a bit tatty now but wonderfull old photoes and stories about the people of Maryport the other books I have are
Maryport iof the past
Maryport The Town that refused to die
audrey
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