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Can anybody connect my OH to their tree? The 1911 Irish census hasn't helped to budge any bricks.
We have George William SMIRREL b.c.1826 Ayr, Scotland. His wife was Janet PATERSON or ROLLO c.1828 - 1884, her reputed father being a Roger ROLLO, according to her death certificate. The couple married in 1849 in Ayr. The OPR entry is just the couple's names.
George c.1826 - 28 November 1909 was a circular sawyer. He died at 35 Elba Street, Ayr. His death date means I'm not going to get any joy from the Scottish 1911 census when it appears. George's death certificate gives his parents as George SMIRREL and Maria PARK. We think they came from N. Ireland somewhere.
I can't find any trace of his parents or George's birth on IGI. I also don't know if his parents died in Ireland or in Scotland. If they were in Ayr, then they died pre-1855 registration.
I've found variant spellings of the surname as SMIRELL, SMIRRELL, SMYREL, SMYRELL, SMYRREL, SMYRL and SMYRLE. The 1911 Ireland census favours SMYRL.
Does anybody recognise these 2 couples?
We have George William SMIRREL b.c.1826 Ayr, Scotland. His wife was Janet PATERSON or ROLLO c.1828 - 1884, her reputed father being a Roger ROLLO, according to her death certificate. The couple married in 1849 in Ayr. The OPR entry is just the couple's names.
George c.1826 - 28 November 1909 was a circular sawyer. He died at 35 Elba Street, Ayr. His death date means I'm not going to get any joy from the Scottish 1911 census when it appears. George's death certificate gives his parents as George SMIRREL and Maria PARK. We think they came from N. Ireland somewhere.
I can't find any trace of his parents or George's birth on IGI. I also don't know if his parents died in Ireland or in Scotland. If they were in Ayr, then they died pre-1855 registration.
I've found variant spellings of the surname as SMIRELL, SMIRRELL, SMYREL, SMYRELL, SMYRREL, SMYRL and SMYRLE. The 1911 Ireland census favours SMYRL.
Does anybody recognise these 2 couples?
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