Yuor so good can you find Henry for OH please

[Sheila from Down Under]

Hi--- My OH has found his brick wall so I am asking for help for him. I hope you don't mind
Henry Thomas Monday Born East Stonehouse Devon in 1859 5b 265,---
on the 1871 census aged 11 he was living at 88 Hill Street Toxteth Park Liverpool, His father was Henry Wall Monday, mother was Elvena Maria Monday (nee Leaf ) born Drypool Yorkshire. Father died and mother married again to Samuel H Bernard July 1881 at St. Philomen's Liverpool . That is all we know after 2 years of looking for Henry .Can you please help ????
Sheila

[Joy Dean]

Before I look - have you found him in 1861?

Sorry, have to go, I'll look in again later.

[Darksecretz]

well elvina had another son JOHN in 1872 b. Lpool

ref for 1891

RG12; Piece: 2934; Folio 40; Page 11;

Mistrans as MONDY

[Darksecretz]

Maria LEAF and John MONDAY

1881 - RG11; Piece: 3682; Folio: 8; Page: 10

West Derby lancs.. is where they are at. 66, Lamb st

[KiteRunner]

What are you trying to find out about him,please, Sheila?

[Darksecretz]

JOHN MONDAY- (elvinas son,) and his wife/family

1901- RG13; Piece: 3431; Folio: 120; Page: 33

[Sheila from Down Under]

All H can find out , his Marrage and Death if you please
Sheila

[KiteRunner]

Do you know for sure if he got married, Sheila?

[Sheila from Down Under]

We have found Henry Thomas Monday on the 1871 census living in Toxtheh Park Liverpool but nothing after that. I do not know if he married or died before he could marry
Sheila

[Just Gillian]

Long shot but have you considered the Henry Moody born 1859 Stonehouse Devon, a corporal in the marines at Chatham in the 1881?
RG11/896; Folio: 88; Page: 26

[Sheila from Down Under]

I don't think that is him Gillian, but Henry's father was a Master Mariner
Sheila

[Just Gillian]

Just had a look to see if I could see a Henry Moody in 1871 and 1891 Sheila but couldn't.
My naval ancestor's details were incorrect on a couple of the censi and capital T is quite often misread as J, so I thought it was a slight possibility.

[Sheila from Down Under]

Thank for that Gillian

[Olde Crone Holden]

There are several possibilities for a marriage for him on Lancsbmd, including a wild card George H T Monday.

(I didn't try any of the variant spellings).

OC

[Janet]

Have you tried looking under the name of MUNDAY as I did go to school with a Munday in the Plymouth area!

Plymouth to Liverpool, is he navy? Yes I see you said he was a master mariner so he may have travelled back to Plymouth?

Janet

[Uncle John]

I don't think that is him Gillian, but Henry's father was a Master Mariner
Sheila

I was going to suggest a marine connection. Hull and Liverpool were major ports.

[Sheila from Down Under]

Thank you all for trying, yes Uncle John there is a "sea " connection one of his cousins' in the 1800's was a Custums Officer ---Still Henry Thomas Monday can not be found HO!!!!Hum !!!!
Sheila

[Harrys mum]

Sheila.............have you trawled for deaths at all?
I'd say there would be a naval connection with East Stonehouse and Liverpool.

My lot started in Liverpool and then lived in East Stonehouse. The Plymouth base was there, or at least the people lived there. A little earlier than yours, but I think it would be the same.

So you don't have any of the family in 1861, or just not Henry??

[Sheila from Down Under]

Hello Libby--we know every thing that there is to know about the rest of the family, but Henry Thomas Monday after the age 11 on the 1881 census we have nothing at all.
Sheila